Small, intimate setting with 13 seats at an L-shaped sushi bar offers a close view of food preparation. Atmosphere is calm and elegant, blending minimalist Japanese design with a relaxed, upscale vibe that encourages conversation. Guests experience seasonal tasting menus served on handcrafted pottery, creating a personal and refined dining experience.
Omakase at this spot delivers an incredible sushi experience with top-tier quality and exceptional service. It suits special occasions and offers memorable meals at the bar or with small groups.
Nigiri here shows creative touches like key lime zest and features unique items such as tilefish with charred scales and a grilled look. The sushi rice amount gets customized to fit preferences.
"The Japanese food here, especially the sushi, is executed beautifully with fresh, fresh ingredients."
"The desserts here ended my meal on a light, surprising note."
"The nigiri were fresh and dressed well."
Good to know
Reservations are required as the restaurant operates by reservation only.
The dining experience costs $185 per person, plus a 20% service charge.
The restaurant accommodates dietary restrictions, including gluten-free options.
Small, cozy Japanese restaurant with a simple entrance and intimate seating. Atmosphere stays quiet and authentic, with friendly staff and casual chef interactions. Known for fresh sushi, affordable prices, and a welcoming vibe despite its tiny space.
Sushi here stands out for its freshness and high quality, with rolls like the unagi and dragon roll noted for exceptional flavor. Omakase sashimi, chirashi bowls, and spicy poke bowls add variety beyond sushi, all served at reasonable prices in a cozy setting.
Variety of fish like albacore tuna, King Salmon, and madai come with toppings such as uni, ikura, sauce, and scallions. Nigiri options include salmon and kanpachi, all fresh and flavorful.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to limited seating at the restaurant.
Expect high prices, with chirashi sushi costing around $60-70.
The restaurant is small, so plan for potential wait times.
Small, casual sushi spot with bright lighting and a clean, modern vibe. Atmosphere feels peaceful and chill, suited for quick, quality meals rather than formal dining. Known for fresh sushi and a relaxed, neighborhood feel.
Sushi here is consistently fresh and delicious, with options like spicy tuna rolls, lemon salmon rolls, and a variety of nigiri and sashimi. Udon soup and karaage also stand out, all served with friendly service and reasonable prices.
Variety stands out with Ahi, salmon, and hamachi served as nigiri, sashimi, and poke. Nigiri specials come on beautiful platters and offer a solid selection.
Good to know
Reservations are not required, but expect wait times during peak hours.
Guests at the Hyatt receive a 10% discount on their bill.
The restaurant maintains a clean and bright dining area.
Wide seating area shares space with a robotic coffee barista, creating a futuristic atmosphere. The environment stays quiet and calm, ideal for a chill lunch or working with USB charging outlets at tables. Sushi quality stands out as fresh and excellent compared to typical quick sushi spots.
Sushi comes by the pound, letting you mix and match a variety of pieces for a cost-effective selection. The fish is fresh and sashimi-quality, with options like chu toro nigiri priced affordably.
Every piece of nigiri is exceptionally fresh and flavorful. The seared salmon nigiri features a beautiful char with a savory sauce, while the otoro and chu toro nigiri melt in your mouth and rotate daily.
Good to know
The sushi is sold by weight, allowing customers to choose exactly what they want.
Prices are affordable, with sushi costing around $19 per pound.
Parking is metered on the street, but it can be difficult to find a spot.
Restaurant occupies one of the oldest buildings with historical significance and traditional Japanese decor. Atmosphere feels authentic and casual, with tatami rooms offering cozy, low-key spaces for conversation. Seating includes chabudai-style tables with leg openings for comfort, enhancing the cultural experience.
Sushi here stands out for its freshness and traditional style, especially the sashimi and spicy tuna rolls. Non-sushi dishes like Hamachi kama, black cod collar with miso, and handmade gyozas offer a tasty variety with generous portions.
Freshness stands out with nigiri that is never fishy. Selections include ora king salmon, Uni nigiri, and spot prawn served with the fried head.
Good to know
Reservations are required for dining; book in advance to secure a table.
Street parking is the only option available near the restaurant.
Expect long wait times even with a reservation, especially during peak hours.
Seating occurs directly at a sushi counter with intimate atmosphere and visible preparation of omakase courses. An initial bar area offers welcome drinks and appetizers before moving to the main dining space. The vibe is exclusive and high-end, suited for those seeking a unique dining experience.
Omakase here blends innovation and tradition with very fresh and flavorful sushi. The meal includes excellent sake pairings poured generously and is served by a skilled team at the sushi bar.
Seventeen pieces of nigiri come with different types of fish. The focus leans more on toppings than fish treatment. Wagyu nigiri stands out but feels more like a dish from a Mexican restaurant.
Good to know
Reservations are required for dinner, with three different time slots available.
The 17-course omakase dinner costs $900 per couple, including add-ons and tip.
Arriving less than 30 minutes before your booking is recommended for entry.
Modern, petite sushi spot operates exclusively for takeout and delivery, with easy parking nearby. Atmosphere stays casual with a simplistic design under a condo complex. Sushi features fresh salmon and reasonable prices, making it a solid choice for quick, quality sushi without dine-in options.
Sushi features super fresh nigiri sets and a variety of rolls like the salmon lovers and unagi trio. Takeout options offer excellent value with affordable prices and consistently delicious quality.
Nigiri combos offer an assortment of fish including broiled eel and unagi. Rice tends to be dry and falls apart easily when picked up with chopsticks.
Good to know
Sushi Blossom is a takeout and delivery-only restaurant.
Parking is available with a 30-minute spot right in front.
The restaurant has no seating; it's best for takeout or delivery.
Spacious sushi restaurant with tablet ordering and robot servers creates a modern dining experience. Atmosphere is cozy with great music and ample seating including big tables and comfortable booths. Fresh, high-quality sushi and a notable sake selection define the food offerings.
Offers an all-you-can-eat sushi experience with consistently fresh and delicious fish. The place stays clean and serves a variety of sushi options during lunch and premium dinner hours.
Good selection of nigiri sushi stands out despite large portions. Options focus mainly on salmon and tuna, with a solid variety of rolls and sashimi also available.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially during peak hours.
The all-you-can-eat menu limits each table to 15 items per order.
Expect a 15-minute wait between orders for the all-you-can-eat menu.