Small restaurant with intimate booths separated by paper screens creates a quiet, cozy atmosphere ideal for dates. Limited seating and privacy among tables make it feel exclusive. Known for exceptionally fresh sushi with thick cuts and authentic flavors, it requires reservations due to popularity.
Sushi here features fresh fish prepared by a master sushi chef with great care. The chef's choice dinner offers excellent flavor and presentation that stands out.
Fish arrives daily at 3:45am ensuring insanely fresh quality. Cuts are thick and generous, making the seafood stand out with every bite.
Good to know
Reservations are required due to limited seating; call ahead to secure a spot.
Parking is limited in the lot, but street parking is available on Arroyo.
The prices are about $5 per piece of nigiri, with some items being pricier.
Small, clean space with minimalist decor and warm wood accents creates a cozy, intimate atmosphere. Energy stays quiet and relaxed, welcoming for casual dining. Watching chefs work at the bar adds a unique, engaging element.
Sushi here features freshest fish with beautiful presentation and no strong fishy taste. The quality is consistently high and flavorful while prices stay affordable.
Fish comes incredibly fresh and is imported from Japan, including wild agi mackerel instead of farmed. Omakase dishes mix white fish with fatty Japanese Uni, all prepared and presented beautifully.
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Parking at Akinori Sushi is easy with spaces available right out front.
Prices are reasonable for the quality of sushi served.
The lunch special does not include miso soup or salad as stated in the menu.
Individual hot pots with induction heating create a clean, cozy setting enhanced by wooden decor and floral arrangements. The atmosphere stays lively around lunchtime with a K-pop soundtrack adding energy. The space suits small groups or solo diners seeking a casual, warm meal experience.
Fresh cut sushi rolls stand out here, including Salmon Roll, Bay Scallop Roll, and Karubi. The sashimi platter and scallop sushi offer solid variety, while takoyaki adds a tasty side option.
Fresh seafood features in rolls like the Alaskan with crab meat, salmon, and flying fish roe. Appetizers include beef tataki rolls topped with fried onions, jalapeรฑos, and tempura crisps.
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Happy Hour deals offer great value from 4-6pm on weekdays.
The restaurant offers a two-person feast for $80, including drinks and dessert.
Parking is easy and free outside the restaurant.
Interior features life-size Samurai warrior sculptures and fashionable, trendy decor with dim, warm lighting creating a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Lounge music plays softly, enhancing a unique vibe that sets it apart from typical sushi restaurants. Creative cocktails and beautifully presented dishes add to a special dining experience.
Sushi here stands out for its freshness and artful craftsmanship. Each piece blends flavor and finesse with a presentation that looks like artwork.
Fresh fish stands out with an A5 quality that melts in your mouth. Oysters come super fresh with great presentation, and the sushi and rolls showcase an amazing fish selection.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially during busy hours.
Brunch service starts at 10am on weekends.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted.
Open kitchen and clean, modern decor create a spacious, inviting atmosphere with well-spaced seating and cushioned chairs. Conversation flows easily thanks to good acoustics despite hard surfaces. Extensive sake selection and fresh, flavorful sushi and skewers complement the artistic Japanese cuisine vibe.
Freshness stands out with perfect sashimi and light flavors in scallops, bluefin, and uni. Chefs at the open sushi bar are friendly and offer helpful suggestions.
Sashimi and hand rolls feature firm, thick slices of fish with a rich, melt-in-your-mouth texture. Dishes like the sashimi platter and chirashi bowl offer a fresh variety of seafood, including grilled fish collar and seafood soba.
Good to know
Reservations for the omakase experience are recommended at least one week in advance.
Expect a short wait time during weekday dinners.
The sushi is priced at $7.00 per piece, which is higher than average.
Small corner sushi restaurant offers cozy atmosphere with pleasant music and cute high tops. Limited seating includes bar seats facing a window for people watching. Sushi and rolls taste fresh and delicious, complemented by house-made fruit shochu.
Sushi features fresh, perfectly cut sashimi and rolls like Gangnam and Salmon seasoned just right. The chefs accommodate special requests and create a welcoming vibe at the sushi bar.
Fish arrives incredibly fresh with expertly sliced cuts and excellent flavors. Shrimp tempura stands out as super flavorful alongside other seafood options.
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Parking is located in the same building, making it super accessible.
The restaurant is wheelchair accessible through the side entrance.
Sushigah has limited seating, so expect a wait during peak hours.
Small, family-run Japanese restaurant with bright red walls and lantern decorations creates a cozy, homey atmosphere. The space feels clean and inviting, with casual and comfortable seating. Fresh, authentic sushi and unique touches like real wasabi and sparkling sake complement the intimate vibe.
Sushi here is super fresh and beautifully presented with pieces larger than most places. The toro sashimi stands out as incredibly buttery and a highlight of the meal.
Fish arrives unbelievably fresh and thick, with every roll featuring whole pieces of fish rather than ground. The seafood shines in dishes like sushi, sashimi, fried oysters, and a rich seafood soup udon with soft, waxy noodles.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's small size.
Parking is available on the side, but access requires a left turn on a one-way street.
Lunch specials offer good value for those looking for a budget-friendly option.
Minimalist interior and dim lighting create an intimate atmosphere in a small, cozy space. The vibe is casual but polished, with a welcoming and relaxed energy. Consistent pacing and a quiet courtyard offer a comfortable setting despite the compact size.
Sushi here features fresh fish and warm sushi rice that pairs perfectly with tender slices. The sushi melts in your mouth like butter and consistently delivers well-prepared, high-quality bites.
Fish arrives fresh and delicate, often melting in your mouth. Hand rolls balance warm sushi rice, tender fish, and crunchy seaweed with a higher ratio of fish to rice than usual.
Good to know
Expect wait times of over an hour, especially during peak hours.
A mandatory 16% service fee is added to all bills.
Parking is available for $3 with validation in the garage behind the restaurant.
Small Japanese restaurant offers cozy atmosphere with authentic tempura and fresh soba. Space feels clean and welcoming but tight, often crowded during peak hours. Casual vibe with a calm pace, resembling a spot tucked away in Japan.
Spicy yellowtail sushi stands out with a strong flavor. The menu includes tempura, sushi rolls, and classic options like udon and soba noodles.
Shrimp tempura comes plump and tender with a bit of bite in the veggies. Various tempura items like shrimp, baby scallop kakiage, and seaweed sit on perfectly cooked rice.
Good to know
Expect a 20-30 minute wait during peak hours due to limited seating.
Reservations are not accepted; it's first come, first serve.
The restaurant requires all members of the party to be present before seating.
Small, intimate seafood restaurant with nautical decor and a New England fish house feel. Bright interior and courtyard seating offer a mix of indoor and outdoor dining. Atmosphere tends to be loud and lively, with a friendly vibe.
Sushi includes hand rolls and sashimi with pickled vegetables. Some handrolls come as a temaki set.
Fresh oysters stand out with a variety selected by the server. The clam chowder is buttery, smooth, and packed with clams. Lobster rolls, fish and chips, and razor clams also feature as solid seafood options.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for large groups, due to high demand.
There is no parking available near the restaurant.
The average cost for a meal for four is around $385, excluding tip.
Sushi restaurant offers an inviting, warm atmosphere with a Las Vegas lounge vibe and beautifully decorated interior. Music adds to the chill energy while the sushi bar provides a fresh and tasty experience. The place stands out for friendly service and accommodating dietary restrictions.
Sushi here is consistently fresh and served in big servings. The rolls and sashimi salad stand out, paired with attentive service that enhances the experience.
Fresh fish stands out, especially in the Rainbow Roll that needs just a dab of wasabi. The shrimp tempura comes pre-made, and the poke bowl can be overly salty due to extra soy sauce.
Good to know
Happy hour pricing is available from 11:30 am until 3 pm.
Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
The menu offers a variety of sushi and hot dishes.
Japanese restaurant offers upscale interior with covered patio seating and multiple TVs showing sports. Atmosphere stays chill and relaxed, with a warm, inviting vibe suited for quiet meals or late-night dates. Seating is somewhat tight but sufficient for medium crowds.
Sushi here is super fresh with big portions and a great selection of rolls. The sashimi platter comes with fresh wasabi and the quality stays solid at a reasonable price.
Spicy seafood dishes stand out with peppery flavors and generous portions. Options include stir-fried udon noodles and spicy miso ramen paired with shrimp tempura. Plain fish rolls are limited on the menu.
Good to know
Happy hour deals on beer are available.
Lunch deals offer great value for money.
Parking is limited to one hour in the back lot.
Open space with high ceilings and a modern-traditional Chinese decor creates a classy, upscale atmosphere. A full sushi bar and sit-down drink bar add variety to dining options. The vibe balances comfort and elegance, attracting those seeking both flavor and refined ambiance.
Sushi comes with precision and care from the chef. The sushi bar complements the Chinese dishes well. It stands out as a must-try option here.
Honey walnut shrimp stands out with a crisp outside and perfectly cooked inside. The golden snapper offers a flavorful, complex taste and a good fish-to-rice ratio. Sushi features fish flown in daily and a menu crafted with input from the sushi chef.
Good to know
Reservations are required, and there are no guarantees for booth seating.
Parking is available in a garage, and the restaurant validates parking.
Expect the restaurant to be busy during dinner hours.
Casual Japanese grill with spacious seating and a mini Japanese snack shop inside. Atmosphere stays relaxed and clean, suitable for quick meals or group hangouts. Offers affordable, generous portions with a focus on grilled chicken and teriyaki dishes.
Party platters include rainbow roll, tiger roll, and fresh nigiri like salmon, tuna, hamachi, and shrimp. Sushi offers a solid casual spot experience with options like handrolls and combo menus featuring grill items.
Fresh nigiri options include salmon, tuna, hamachi, and shrimp. The menu features combos like a party platter with rolls and nigiri, and a tempura combo loaded with shrimp and vegetables.
Good to know
There is a Caltech discount available.
Free parking is available out back.
Prices are generally affordable, with meals around $9.