Sushi restaurant offers fresh, high-quality sushi with unique rolls and real wasabi in a cozy, busy atmosphere. Staff share detailed knowledge about fish origins, enhancing the dining experience. The place balances fair prices with excellent presentation and vegetarian options.
Fish tastes incredibly fresh and transports you to Spain for a moment. The quality is consistently high, with detailed sourcing for each type. The fish collar stands out as a notable dish.
Fatty salmon stands out with rich texture. Salmon hand rolls offer a fresh, satisfying bite. Baked salmon comes out tender and flavorful.
Good to know
Parking is easy to find on the corner near the restaurant.
Vegetarian sushi options are available on the menu.
Expect a wait time of 15-30 minutes during peak dinner hours.
Continuous video streams of Osaka streets set a vibrant atmosphere with pop hits playing, creating a romantic and lively vibe. Modern, funky decor complements a dog-friendly patio and a TV showing Japan walk-throughs. The place draws those seeking top-notch sushi and a welcoming, elevated dining experience.
Super fresh fish stands out, especially the yellowtail. Sushi comes with warm rice, and the tempura is fried to perfection. Presentation and service match the high quality of the fish.
Salmon dishes feature rich, buttery sashimi and sushi with high quality. Grilled salmon offers crispy skin and a succulent, oil-rich interior enhanced by a touch of lemon.
Good to know
Happy hour offers a selection of discounted drinks and appetizers.
They provide rolls without rice for those watching their carbs.
Reservations are recommended for larger parties, especially on weekends.
Big comfortable booths create a welcoming space for families, though the interior feels a bit cold. The atmosphere is clean and organized with a steady flow of people, often forming long lines. Fresh ingredients and a wide variety of poke options stand out, complemented by generous portions and affordable prices.
Freshness stands out with consistently fresh fish and a unique selection. Many options come pre-mixed with extra sauce for added flavor.
Bowls feature cooked salmon alongside shrimp and other seafood. Options include blazing salmon, tuna Luau, and sweet glazed salmon, often served with white rice or as half-and-half combinations.
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The 2-scoop bowl costs $14.50, while a 4-scoop bowl is $14.
Expect long lines during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The portions are generous, often stuffed with ingredients.
Tulum-inspired space with beige colors and lots of plants creates a serene vibe. Live bands play on weekends, making the atmosphere loud and lively. Two back patios offer private outdoor seating for events.
Baja fish tacos come on the house and feature battered fish with a crispy texture. Whitefish pairs well with rice, and the fish tacos offer a solid flavor balance alongside carnitas tacos.
Salmon dishes feature large chunks with no fishy taste and a crispy fried texture. The salmon al pastor stands out as exceptionally delicious, and the lemon honey aioli adds a unique fusion touch.
Good to know
Happy hour is available Monday through Friday from 2:00 PM to 5:30 PM.
There is a late happy hour option available.
Live entertainment occurs on Sunday nights.
Cozy American restaurant with a beautiful bar and fireplace offers a lively atmosphere in a small, elegant space. Patio seating adds an option but feels less vibrant. Guests enjoy carefully crafted cocktails and highly praised dishes in a setting suited for celebrations or casual meals.
Fish dishes include a fish sandwich on a brioche bun baked to perfection and a cioppino with a wonderful aroma featuring a variety of fish. The fish and ribeye melt also stands out as very good.
Salmon dishes come out cooked to absolute perfection with a fabulous flavor. The Blackened and Pan Seared Salmon plates are reliable and consistently well prepared.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially during dinner hours to avoid long waits.
Expect wait times of 35-45 minutes during peak dinner hours.
Parking is limited and can be tight due to the location.
Sushi spot operates as takeout only with no indoor seating, focusing on beautiful presentation and fresh, melt-in-the-mouth nigiri. Packaging is neat and careful, supporting a quick, convenient ordering experience via app or phone. Prices remain reasonable, offering good value compared to sit-down sushi places.
Fresh fish features prominently with big pieces on sushi and a tender texture in the Salmon Poke Bowl. The poke sauce includes crispy onions that add a flavorful crunch.
Seared salmon offers a deep flavor and amazing texture, slightly cooked on the outside. Salmon poke bowls feature tender fish with a sauce topped by crispy onions, while sushi and rolls highlight salmon in various tasty forms.
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Yanagi Kitchen Long Beach is take-out only and has no tables.
The cost is reasonable for sushi compared to dine-in restaurants.
They offer good and reasonably priced combo options.
Space blends surf shack style with a neighborhood pub vibe, featuring indoor and outdoor seating with bright red umbrellas. Atmosphere feels laid back and lively, with casual energy and good music enhancing the experience. Crowd enjoys watching games on TV and socializing in a beachy, casual setting.
Fish appears in several dishes like fish tacos, a salmon sandwich with avocado and tomato, and an ahi poke tostada. The fish is cooked well and featured in tacos alongside other fillings like birria and pork.
Salmon dishes feature a large grilled piece in salads and sandwiches. Options include a blackened salmon sandwich and a spicy salmon burger. Salads often come with avocado and edamame, priced around $23.
Good to know
Happy hour offers great deals on drinks and appetizers from 4-6pm daily.
Street parking is limited; arrive early or be prepared to wait.
The restaurant is pet-friendly, making it a great spot for dog owners.
Interior resembles a small Japanese village with cozy traditional booths and a model moon hanging above the foyer. Atmosphere feels private and upscale, suited for quiet dining and dates. Decor includes Tokyo alley-style entrance and wood accents, creating an authentic Japanese vibe.
Fresh fish matches the quality found in Japanese restaurants in Japan. Sushi Blossom features salmon, tuna, and yellowtail wrapped around crab flakes, topped with soy sauce, wasabi, and fish roe.
Salmon appears in several dishes with thick, succulent sashimi and a salmon collar noted for its quality. Rolls like the Bora Bora and Sushi Blossom feature fresh salmon wrapped around other ingredients, topped with sauces and fish roe.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm daily with discounted drinks and appetizers.
The restaurant offers a Buy 1 get 1 50% off promotion valid only from Monday to Thursday.
Expect a wait during dinner hours, especially on weekends.
Small, quaint space with cute decor and a lively atmosphere that feels like stepping into Japan. The bar seating offers an engaging experience amid fresh, high-quality sushi. Crowded with good dinner vibes, it blends a hip, family-friendly mood with excellent presentation.
Astoundingly fresh fish melts in your mouth with a plump, juicy grilled texture and a charred taste that stands out. Real wasabi and a wide range of fresh fish add to the quality.
Salmon kama and king salmon sashimi stand out for their flavor and freshness. Portion sizes impress, especially the regular salmon and avocado roll, which is much bigger than expected.
Good to know
Parking is located at the back of the restaurant.
Reservations are recommended to avoid long waits for a table.
Checking in on Yelp grants a free small hot sake.
Small, cozy space with low lighting and sports on TV creates a chill vibe. Music plays at a reasonable volume, balancing background energy without overpowering conversation. Tables sit close to the sushi bar, adding intimacy but limiting space.
Fish comes in premium quality and is always super fresh. Nigiri and rolls feature big pieces with excellent flavor, and cooked options like yellowtail or salmon kama arrive perfectly done with lemon and savory sauce.
Salmon here has perfect texture and no fishy taste. Cooked options like salmon kama come with lemon and a savory sauce. Salmon roe sushi offers a flavorful bite with a nice chew.
Good to know
The regular lunch price is $36 and dinner is $43.
Happy hours are from 3 to 5 pm and 8:30 to 10 pm.
If you go during Happy Hour, you can get $2 Sake.
Casual Hawaiian eatery with build-your-own ramen station and poke mixed fresh in front of diners. The vibe is relaxed and beachy, enhanced by constant reggae music and a cozy, modern setting. Offers wide vegetable selection and cooked seafood options, distinguishing it from typical poke spots.
Fresh fish forms the base of the dishes, with no strong fishy taste. Cooked options like the grilled salmon bowl feature a nice char and a savory glaze that enhances the flavor without overpowering it.
Salmon comes with a nice char and a savory glaze that enhances its flavor without overpowering. It pairs well with fresh mix-ins like avocado, cilantro, and cucumber, and works great with sauces such as spicy house and spicy mayo.
Good to know
Parking on the street is limited.
The bowl has enough food for two people and costs around $20.
They offer kale noodles as an alternative to rice or salad.
Sushi restaurant combines an industrial aesthetic with a hip, club-like vibe featuring loud 2000s HipHop music. The space offers large, comfortable seating including bar and indoor dining areas. Sushi stands out for its creative, fresh offerings and mafia-themed names that match the interior theme.
Fish comes in very fresh and high quality cuts. Options include a no-rice handroll with three types of fish and a cooked Yellowtail Collar. The fantastic 4 appetizer offers four types of fish paired with salads.
Good to know
Parking is only available on the street, which can be challenging.
Expect long wait times, especially during peak hours.
Prices for sushi rolls can reach $40 per person before tip.
Small, unassuming space with packed crowds and great vibes. Offers authentic Hawaiian poke with fresh fish and a vast menu including traditional dishes like spam musubi and Huli Huli chicken. Lunch specials and daily poke deals add to its appeal despite a simple exterior.
Fish comes in fresh and often served in an authentic Hawaiian style poke with just fish, rice, and green onion. Some fish has been sitting all day, so sticking to the traditional simple ingredients works best.
Plentiful variety of poke includes salmon with unique flavors like spicy wasabi and mayo-based options. Special combos mix salmon with other seafood like spicy garlic tuna.
Good to know
Every Saturday, they offer a buy one pound, get one pound free promotion.
They have a special deal on Tuesdays, known as 'Poke Tuesday'.
Expect busy times around 7:30 PM on Tuesdays.
Seafood restaurant offers a laid-back atmosphere with a quiet and intimate vibe. Decor blends simple but eclectic elements, creating a relaxed but elegant setting. Fresh oysters and unique dishes attract those seeking quality and flavor in a cute and quaint space.
Fish dishes come out fresh, flaky, and perfectly cooked with solid seasoning. Nashville fried fish and fish sandwiches stand out for their bold flavors and satisfying texture.
Fresh salmon crudo appears often, served alongside oysters and prawns. The salmon tartar and salmon crisp stand out as distinctive dishes.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for larger groups to ensure seating.
The fixed menu costs $85 per person, which should be noted in advance.
Happy hour offers discounts on drinks and appetizers, typically from 4-6pm.
Corner shack with outdoor seating and informal vibes offers a Hawaiian shrimp truck atmosphere without the truck. Music from nearby smoke shop affects the mood, but high top seating with umbrellas provides a casual spot to enjoy seafood. Small size and basic setup make it best suited for quick lunches or takeout.
A fermented fish sauce adds a funky salty and sour punch to the salmon. The fish sandwich comes simple but flavorful, though the cooking oil sometimes gives the fish an old, burnt taste.
Crispy salmon comes with a lightly battered skin and flaky flesh that stays juicy inside. It pairs with a spicy mango salsa that adds a refreshing, tangy kick.
Good to know
Parking can be challenging due to limited space in the small plaza.
The wait time for food is approximately 15 minutes.
Seating is limited and only available outside.
Outdoor patio dining offers beach and ocean views with gas heaters and great music. The atmosphere feels romantic and lively, attracting people who enjoy a vibrant setting by the water. Artisan cocktails and empanadas stand out as notable features.
Large, chunky portions of fish come out super crispy and cooked well. Fish and chips arrive with flavorful buffalo and buffalo tartar sauces that add a nice kick.
The blackened salmon sandwich stands out with its rich flavor and is a popular choice. The kitchen accommodates special requests, offering a plain version for pets.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 3-6 pm on weekdays with discounts on food and drinks.
Reservations are recommended for large groups, especially during busy hours.
Seating is available on the upper level for larger parties.
Seafood restaurant with waterfront patio offers live jazz music and spectacular ocean views. Atmosphere feels warming and inviting, enhanced by heaters and a fire pit. Guests often enjoy the setting for dinner or cocktails while watching the bay and marina.
Fish and chips stand out with a shareable portion size and solid quality. Salmon with risotto and miso fish also appear as popular main dishes.
Salmon comes with risotto or in a salad, both noted for being great and delicious. Some pairings like spaghetti noodles with soy sauce and oyster mushrooms feel a bit odd.
Good to know
Reservations are required at least 24 hours in advance for dining.
Happy hour runs from 4pm to 6pm with discounted drinks and food.
50% off whole bottles of wine available on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.