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    Furusato Sushi

    4.0 (620 reviews)
    Open 11:30 am - 9:45 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids

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    Chirashi
    Heihachiro K.

    We got the chirashi bowl to go and it was fantastic. The fish was super flavorful with a great variety and really fresh quality throughout. Definitely worth the $40 -- honestly a ton of food too. Great takeout option if you're craving good sushi without the full sit-down experience.

    Diamond Head Roll
    Nataliana E.

    Furasoto sushi was amazing! It is a cute little spot located in Waikiki. We visited on a Tuesday evening, and didn't have to wait to be seated. The staff was all very friendly and polite. I ordered the Diamond Head roll and it was some of the best sushi I've had! I will definitely be back.

    Hot sake
    Mileydi A.

    One reason we absolutely love Hawaii is the fresh seafood, and our first visit to Furisato did not disappoint! We ordered the Waikiki Bridge, which came with 16 pieces of sushi rolls and 12 pieces of sashimi -- salmon, yellowtail, and tuna. Each bite melted in our mouths. For the quality and portion size, it was totally worth the price. We also enjoyed the hot sake, which had a light lychee flavor -- not too sweet, just perfect for our taste. The restaurant itself is quite small, so be prepared for a possible wait to get a table. The atmosphere, however, was pleasantly balanced -- not too loud or crowded. The staff was friendly and welcoming, and even the bathrooms stood out with their beautiful décor and cleanliness. Overall, a wonderful dining experience -- fresh seafood, great service, and a cozy Hawaiian vibe.

    C Y.

    Everything was incredibly fresh, beautifully presented, and full of flavor. The sushi tasted high quality, the portions were generous, and every dish we tried felt carefully made. The service was friendly and the whole experience felt special from start to finish. Easily one of our favorite sushi spots in Hawaii, and we'll definitely be back.

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    Stedmond P.

    Went in for a drink and a couple pieces of nigiri. After having the salmon and the shrimp nigiri, I needed more... asap! I ended up ordering the golden c combination right after. I was left alone to enjoy my time to self, but whenever I looked up, the service was quick to acknowledge my wandering eyes. I'd say very attentive.

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    Katie E.

    The sushi was amazing! It was just what I was hoping it would be. I found this place just walking down the street. I was shocked how small it is! We put our name on the list and only had to wait about 15 minutes. It is decorated parsley but authentic. The staff was very nice.

    Bryan C.

    This restaurant is very close to our hotel in Waikiki. We walked past a few time and saw a lot of people inside and they do not accept reservations so we thought we are out of luck. Turns out during weekday lunch time it's not as busy, we went and got seated in just 5 minutes! Being a tourist on Waikiki beach, it's actually surprising to us to find out the meal price on their menu are rather reasonable, we ordered two set meals and they came quickly. The sushi chefs are very friendly and professional, greeting all the customers. The food are fresh and delicious. Have to give them a high mark for this.

    Uni nigiri
    Marie M.

    Extremely fresh sashimi and Japanese uni was meltingly delicious. Very reasonable for Waikiki. The place is small, and no reservations, go early or late to avoid long wait. Is definitely on my list of places to return on my next trip.

    Green tea
    Kathleen W.

    Walked in and sat at the counter. This place is very small but looks to turn tables quickly. It was been around for a long time and has locations all around the world. Sushi was very fresh. They also had toro which was exciting. We paid $15 per piece. The green tea was delicious! My one negative comment is the cleanliness. The back wall behind the counter was filthy. It makes me uneasy to see food/liquid crusted on a wall at a restaurant.

    Otoro
    Lorean W.

    It really was by happenstance that I ended up grabbing a late lunch at Furusato and I'm so lucky for it! Every bite, and I mean every bite was stunning! The poké was fresh and crisp and cool, a perfect balm against the incredible humidity. But the real treat?! They had Otoro, fresh and available and ready for the taking! And we're talking of the utmost quality. It melted like room temperature butter on the tongue. Worth every single penny. My partner really enjoyed his eel bento as well! The service is impeccable, and the restaurant itself is quiet and peaceful, a lovely refuge from the hustle and bustle of the street just outside it's doors. I wish I could've eaten here every day of my trip and I'm not a restaurant-repeater usually! You must try it!

    Diamond head roll
    Siyi T.

    A lovely Japanese restaurant located next to the busy Waikiki beach. We arrived around 7:30pm on a Monday evening and luckily there was no line. The menu offered a wide variety of rolls, sashimi, nigiri, and appetizers. We went with the diamond head rolls and TAKE (special sushi combination). Diamond head roll had lots of flavors: it came with salmon, Avacado, and spicy tuna, and topped with mayo and teriyaki sauce. The TAKE came with an assorted selection of nigiri and sushi rolls. The nigiri was fresh too! The food amount was pretty generous given the price and its location. Loved it!

    Waikiki Bridge for 2 people
    Laura C.

    Very intimate sushi restaurant with great service and ambient! We ordered the Waikiki Bridge ($80) and the Chirashi ($37), both exceptional, fish was fresh and perfectly cut. We highly recommend this restaurant

    Heather C.

    We dream about this sushi place from California. The boat is the best way to go - the freshest fish and best combination. We LOVE the dragon role that's the best. I can't remember the name of the individual roll in the picture below but it had tempura shrimp. It was not the best pick honestly and ironically the most expensive roll. Wish we picked dragon roll again honestly . We also tried uni - very expensive but worthwhile for a fresh, unique taste

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    Sat at the sushi counter and had a quick meal. Fish was fresh and tasted great. Great for a quick turnaround or light lunch.

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    Delicious! A nice little spot in Waikiki for a quick yummy bite! The staff were very quick to serve in a professional and friendly manner.

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    Do they have a kids menu?

    Yes, Furusato Sushi in Waikiki offers a kids menu.

    Where do you park?

    You don't. It's on the beach promenade and it's very hard to park there. Better to walk.

    How do i make a reservation? I been calling but no luck

    This restaurant is walk in only, no reservations

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    Ginza Sushi - Junior sets, lunch specials, drinks and dessert

    Ginza Sushi

    4.4(810 reviews)
    2.2 miKaka'ako
    $$
    Locally owned & operated
    Casual dining

    I eat here every chance I get, this place is absolutely the best, the service the food…read more The captain crunch and avenger rolls are the best, the hamachi with jalapeños is a must. Comfortable seating, very clean restaurant, food is always fresh.

    I love sushi but I never get the chance to try a lot of places. I honestly usually go to Genki if…read moreI'm not super hungry and Kan if I want AYCE. I decided to finally go out of my usual choices and try Ginza out. Ginza is located in the main ward building (the one with the theater), on the side, between Men's Warehouse and L&L. We got seated fairly quickly and was given water. Upon ordering we were also given edamame to nom on while we waited. We also decided to order two rolls, an AAB combo set to try a variety of things and fried calamari for food measure. We got: * Jen's Paradise: 9.7/10, heavily recommend. I was really craving sear salmon and it definitely helped to satisfy that craving. I didn't realize that the roll part itself ONLY has shrimp tempura within the nori (no crab salad, avo, etc). * Bomb: 8/10, clearly I lacked my reading comprehension skills this day because I didn't realize that this was baked... so when it came out and the entire roll was fully cooked I was heart broken. It tasted good, just not what I particular want at a sushi restaurant. * Chicken Karaage: 5/10. I do NOT recommend this. They remined me of mochiko chicken, but these were not very meaty or flavorful. * Fried Calamari: 10/10, fried to perfectly in my opinion, each piece was plump and delicious. * Miso Butterfish: 8.9/10, it was good, flaky and flavorful. Just not something I would order again, but it was good to try esp it is something they're supposedly known for. * Mixed Tempura: 10/10, yum I love mixed tempura, no notes, it was hot and crunchy. I would like to mention that our wait was quite long. I don't know why because they weren't like SUPER busy. It took 10-15 for us to get the miso soup and salad for the combo. +5 for the calamari, +5 for the first roll then a few minutes after for the rest. I feel like 15-20 minutes for our first actual item (calamari) to come is kind of crazy, it kept being brought to the wrong table (2-3 times). Our server apologized so its not a huge deal. Otherwise, I still enjoyed our experience. I would definitely come back again to try the rolls I would enjoy more (utilizing my reading skills a bit better LOL).

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    Hoso maki, temaki, donburi & noodles

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    Nigiri sushi and sashimi

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    Mitch's Fish Market & Sushi Bar - 10 Piece Sushi おいしい

    Mitch's Fish Market & Sushi Bar

    4.3(1.5k reviews)
    6.7 mi
    $$$$

    If you know, you know... and part of me really wants to gatekeep this spot, but Mitch's Fish Market…read more& Sushi Bar deserves the hype. From the outside, it is a hole-in-the-wall, but don't let that fool you. This is by far the best sushi spot on Oʻahu. It is on the pricier side, but the quality and freshness make it well worth it. Everything we ordered was authentic, flavorful, and incredibly fresh. My favorite was the toro nigiri, rich and buttery, and it melts in your mouth. The service was great and I am already looking forward to my next visit!

    There is something deeply confusing about Mitch's Fish Market & Sushi Bar…read more Not bad confusing.Worse. Identity-crisis confusing. Because the fish?Excellent. Cold, clean, glistening with that dangerous little shimmer that tells you somebody in the supply chain actually cared. You can taste the quality immediately. The kind of quality that silences a table for half a second. And credit where it is due: almost everything I tried ranged from very good to genuinely great. But then the room begins speaking. And suddenly the spell breaks. The atmosphere feels like someone took a serious sushi counter, stripped away all sensuality, all elegance, all ritual, then dropped it inside a fluorescent island diner where exhausted civilians came to discuss parking validation and Costco receipts. It is the culinary equivalent of wearing a Rolex with orthopedic sneakers. The contradiction never stops humming beneath the experience. You sit there eating beautiful fish while surrounded by an energy that feels strangely... transactional. Heavy. Casual in the least flattering way. A room with no mystery. No seduction. No gravity. Like Zippy's accidentally wandered into the tuna trade and struck gold. And on an island like Oahu, where atmosphere matters almost as much as the fish itself that becomes a real problem. Because sushi is not merely consumption. It is theater.Restraint.Texture.Whispered precision. The best sushi spots on Oahu understand this instinctively. They understand that exceptional fish alone is not enough. You are paying for transportive experience. For mood. For elegance. For the feeling that the evening exists slightly outside ordinary life. At Mitch's, the fish reaches for Tokyo while the room drags you back toward a tired strip mall off the freeway. And then there's the crowd. Not evil people. Not rude people. Just an oddly low-rent energy orbiting genuinely premium seafood. The kind of room where one table is eating remarkable otoro while another feels one argument away from discussing used-car financing over soy sauce packets. It creates dissonance. Especially considering the prices. Because at those prices, you begin comparing the full experience not merely the fish quality and that is where Mitch's stumbles hard. There are multiple sushi spots across Oahu that equal or surpass the seafood while also delivering beauty, atmosphere, intimacy, and actual emotional texture. So what remains is this strange contradiction: Mitch's serves fish far above the dignity of its own ambience Which almost makes it fascinating. Would I be back - no . You can get same and better quality fish, much better vine, better part of town for the same Price.

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    Mitch's Fish Market & Sushi Bar - Dining area toward the bar. Wide walkway or wheelchair space.

    Dining area toward the bar. Wide walkway or wheelchair space.

    Mitch's Fish Market & Sushi Bar - Miso soup w/ shrimp head

    Miso soup w/ shrimp head

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    Nami Kaze - Dining area

    Nami Kaze

    4.5(801 reviews)
    4.5 mi
    $$

    It was so sad this business is closing down by Oct 31st. With rising food costs, inflation and…read morestaffing, it's understandable but I wish best endeavors for Chef Jason Peel and his staff. My fiance won a gift card actually 2 of them (from his coworker whom could not get a reservation secured), we knew we had to make the trip over before they officially close. We had multiple dishes, but staff made Kauai prawns and tomato miso black cod dishes on the house since they ran out the Hokkaido scallops. We ordered the short ribs, lobster appetizer, hamachi crudo and lastly sashimi moriawase to finish food palate. Lukki lemon dessert was great way to end to night. Ordered the Milk tea bouquet cocktail while my better half had water ( either way the food coma knock him out cold the rest of the night lol). To be honest, it was difficult to determine which dish was the best because the staff kept quality there despite it being busy every night since they announce the closure. Sashimi moriawase, fish was so fresh, reminded me of my time spent in Hokkaido and Sapporo. Short ribs was soft and rich in flavor. Both me and my fiance liked the lukki lemon dessert, like lemon meringue pie but broken down version. If you have a chance to dine here before closing and got a reservation, definitely will have a lovely dining experience and your stomach will be full by end of the night.

    Husband and I tried Nami Kaze in our recent trip to Hawaii. This place is huge! I was so glad to be…read moreseated in the side room because I found it to be a lot calmer, less people and no TV. The staff were friendly and very helpful with giving us recommendations. We ordered 3 appetizers and 2 entrees, and honestly it was too much food for us. We had leftovers for breakfast the next day! - For appetizers we got: Ulu Tots, Japanese Eggplant, and Corn Beignets. The Corn Beignets was the best. - For entree we got: Tomato Miso Black Cod and the Short Rib. Both were delicious and worth a try. Sad to see that this restaurant appears to be closing.

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    Nami Kaze - Nami bento

    Nami bento

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    Nami Kaze

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    Nori Bar

    Nori Bar

    4.5(367 reviews)
    2.3 miKaka'ako
    $$
    Casual dining
    Romantic vibe

    Absolutely love, love, love it here. Nori Bar has such a chill, intimate vibe--it feels like a…read morelittle hidden escape. The ambiance is cozy and low-key, perfect for a relaxed night out. That said, it's definitely best for small groups. I wouldn't recommend going with more than three people since seating is at the bar--honestly, two is ideal for the full experience. Service is smooth and efficient, with most of the ordering done through their app, which makes everything feel seamless and easy. Every roll we tried was solid, but the crab and truffle hand roll completely stole the show. It was so good I'm still thinking about it. The balance is perfect--the sweetness of the crab with the richness of the truffle--and they don't hold back on the truffle. It's not just a hint; it's bold, present, and absolutely delicious. I would come back again and again for that roll alone. She's the star of the menu

    A rainy night changed our party from 3 to 2 last minute. No worries ...2 at a sushi bar is much…read moremore manageable for conversation. 2 was also better for ordering nigiri which all came in pairs. Segue: the menu is available at your seat... specifically tied to your seat. You order directly from your QR link and you run a tab as you go along. Most of what we ordered was shared. So the separate ordering and tab thing might have been weird...but we figured it out. Getting back to the rainy night...the place was empty. That meant as we ordered things were served almost immediately. Plus side: no waiting. Down side: Also no waiting - everything served at once. The nigiri (we had flights plus additional plates), sashimi, and hand rolls were all very fresh and tasty...SUPER FRESH UNI! We also did a flight of 6 sakes (in super cute cups with koi on the bottom). Food was a 5. Ambiance 4.5 (kind of an awkward entry way with take out boxes pilled high). Service just plain weird and awkward...nary a word spoken to us...although they fawned all over the woman sitting next to me that refused to order in the app...hard to rate but it left me feeling the place is more 4 than 5.

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    Nori Bar - Counter very clean

    Counter very clean

    Nori Bar - Take out set roll box. Available for 4,5 and 6 roll sets.

    Take out set roll box. Available for 4,5 and 6 roll sets.

    Nori Bar - Try our specialty hand rolls!

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    Try our specialty hand rolls!

    Sushi Ginza Onodera

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    4.6(277 reviews)
    0.8 mi
    $$$$
    Luxury
    Free parking

    Did the lunch omakase with a friend. The service was very nice, very quiet space with subdued…read moreambiance. It was challenging to get through all of the courses, but I succeeded. There were standouts and overall we loved the meal. A local id gets the 10% service fee removed which was nice. I would recommend the $150 lunch omakase - I don't think the $50 abalone dish was worth the upgrade.

    Had an amazing omakase experience at Sushi Ginza Onodera. The staff were incredibly friendly and…read moreattentive, which made the whole experience feel welcoming rather than overly formal. Every piece of sushi was beautifully presented not overwhelming. You can really tell the chefs put a lot of thought into the balance of flavors and textures. One of my favorite bites was a sashimi piece topped with something that looked like finely grated cheese (not sure what it actually was), but it melted perfectly with the fish and added a really unique savory flavor. The chefs and staff also had a good sense of humor. At one point they served kinki fish and jokingly explained that the English translation sometimes gets called "idiot fish," which got everyone laughing at the counter. The omakase is definitely on the pricier side, but the quality, presentation, and overall experience made it very satisfying. If you're looking for a refined sushi experience with great service and beautifully crafted bites, this place is worth the splurge.

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    Sushi Ginza Onodera
    Sushi Ginza Onodera
    Sushi Ginza Onodera

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