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    Kuramoto

    4.7 (193 reviews)
    Ultra High-EndSushi Bars, Japanese, Seafood
    Open • 11:30 am - 2:00 pm, 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Van D.

    Kuramoto is a hidden omakase gem in Tustin, located in the same plaza as Raised by Lions Coffee and Terra Mia Pizzeria. The parking lot is small but I never had an issue finding parking when visiting businesses in this plaza. I made reservations for my cousin's birthday about a month prior through Tock. I was charged $100/person deposit to make the reservation. This is refunded on the day of your visit. I know they allow for lunch walk ins, but I believe reservations are required for dinner since they are a small intimate sushi restaurant and the chefs need to prepare some of these ingredients ahead of time. We arrived 10 minute prior to reservation time as instructed and we were seated towards the center of the sushi bar. In theory this would typically be one of the best seats in the house at any other sushi restaurant, but with the counter top being so high, I didn't really get to see any of the prep. Comparing this component to other restaurants in this price range. Also I felt like the chefs could have been more engaging... once again, just comparing it to similar experiences in this price range. At the time of our visit, the Kuramoto Omakase Menu ($220/person) composed of sashimi, starter, appetizer, 9 pieces of chef choice nigiri, interlude, specialty, featured, and then conclusion. We started off with a caviar tin with an assortment of fish eggs and some uni. This was one of the best bites of the night. Next was the chawanmushi, very delicate, contains oyster, shitake mushroom, gingo nuts, and shiso leaf. For the appetizer, we had a bite of karasume soba with mullet fish egg and quail egg. It was light and delicate. The quail egg really tied all the flavors together. Then for the nigiri, we had seabream with yuzu skin, kinmedai, amberjack with red yuzu, ocean trout, black cod with black truffle, stripejack with pickled wasabi and poprice, toro with uni miso, hokkaido uni with caviar, and ocean perch seared. The black cod with black truffle was one of my favorite bites. The interlude was a uni rice with unagi. I actually don't like how the uni was so mixed into the rice. The taste was less distinct than if I had the uni on its' own. I ate the unigi and tried to salvage the bits of uni I saw but at this point I was getting full and could not eat all this rice. Their specialty was a wagyu wellington.The name was more impressive than the execution. It visually looks like a handheld pot pie. To make it heavier they put it on a bed of potatoes. As I took my first bite, there was no "wagyu" There was very little filling. I think they can adjust the size of the pastry dough to fit the amount of wagyu they used instead of a huge piece of pastry dough with light filling. The savory items conclude with their featured dish, which was a Japanese dashi soup. For the dessert, or the conclusion, we had a shiso granita made with plum wine and white wine. My cousin's birthday, and other celebrations, were acknowledged with a candle lit dessert. I want to extend my thanks to Megume-san who took great care of us the whole night by refilling my hot tea, and clearing our space expeditiously. She was so sweet she even got a cup of hot tea for the road. Interactions with her made us feel like valued guests. Our meal was mostly enjoyable and my cousin had an amazing birthday celebration. I was just disappointed in the lack of showmanship for a meal in this price range.

    Santa Barbara uni somen with salmon egg and other fish egg uni and truffle soy sauce
    Jannet C.

    I took my husband here for a birthday celebration and not only was it a worthy one of presentation and taste, but my husband who usually never gets full off sushi left with his belly FULL!! Kuramoto is located in a small complex with plenty of parking, we came for the 6:30 omakase. Service was attentive and though the high top required you to sit with others, it was quiet enough where it felt private and nice. I was personally blown away by the sheer quantity and quality of dishes, and felt like I had enough variety not to dull me out. Our chefs masterfully made everything and I could not be more happy to have brought my husband here for his birthday celebration. 10/10 recommend, you do get your reservation deposit refunded after your meal, which is nice for the wallet.

    Amanda O.

    Oi-shit! So oishiiiiii! Our tradition for our anniversaries is typically going to an Omakase, and since moving to SoCal, it was a tough choice on which to land on, and I'm delighted we decided on Kuramoto. Chef Taiki is a powerhouse. Every dish is thoughtfully created, with such balance and flair! And he has a great sense of humour and commands his counter with such cheeky finesse. The setting is intimate, nicely airconditioned and comfortable seating for an Omakase experience.

    Lunch omakase
    Calli Y.

    You need to make a reservation which is $50/person. You wait till your time opens and then you go. Small room with 1 tabletop. Lunch omakase deal is great for $68. Friendly servers and chefs. The one we had today was very friendly and engaged in conversation. All the fish tasted fresh and loved the pairings that went with them. They put a candle in the dessert for the birthday person which is a nice touch. Would totally go back! SYOY

    Shannon Z.

    This is definitely a place where you splurge for a special event. I came for my husbands birthday, and the price is quite high especially if you get a drink plus tip. However, the food was EXCEPTIONAL. Every single fish on the nigiri was SOOO incredibly tender and melted in my mouth. Some of them were also very fatty. None of them was too fishy or chewy. The Hokkaido uni was one of the best I've had, so buttery and creamy. They also ended with some noodles and a fish filet sandwich. I've never had a fish filet sandwich at omakase but loved that they had their twist/version of one! Service was super good, they constantly checked on us, refilled our waters, and each dish came at a perfect pace. I loved the ratio of rice, wasabi, and fish with each nigiri. The inside of the restaurant also is very intimate and clean. Highly recommend!!

    ZoEy H.

    Omakase is one of my kind to enjoy the specific dishes from the chefs. First time here, I Enjoyed the ambiance, the timing of the dishes coming out, chef explained each dishes as it was being served to everyone at the dining table. Great customer service, The sushi tasted very fresh. Tbh, with this price we should have more grade 5 meat, compared to Kame Vegas .. they use high quality meat from the bid. Still 5 stars rated.. !

    Linda L.

    Finally got to try the sushi omakase dinner at Kuramoto for my birthday dinner, and it was a great experience. Chef Kuramoto served up a delicious meal from beginning to finish. Everything was so good but my favorites included the Hokkaido Uni, black cod w shaved black truffle, kanpachi, toro with uni miso and eel uni rice. We had the 6pm first seating and arrived early to sit right in front of Chef Kuramoto. There were 14 seats and at least 9 of us were celebrating birthdays lol. Dinner will be over before 8pm for the next seating. There is only one dinner omakase available. The food, service and ambiance were all excellent. This is definitely one of the best sushi omakase in Orange County.

    Jessica W.

    珍惜所有的不期而遇,也珍惜現在自己擁有的,任何事,都要經歷過的人,才懂得現在的珍貴~ 跟我家師姐師妹們來試試OC 小有名氣的日本料理店,先說大家最在意的價格 中午omakase 68 元, 還有包含Uni 歐,美美的環境,平日的午餐也都是客滿的,比較特別的是,幾乎都是女生,日料做的非常精細,食材當然是新鮮的,每道都很好吃,可能現在常常吃到不是日本師父開的餐廳, 生魚片,大家都在比大塊的, 真正正宗的日本師父切的正常size, 我覺得份量比較小一些, 女生沒問題,男生應該會吃不飽, 不過,仍然是很值得的價格 同一個plaza 的獅子咖啡廳, 師姐說是OC 最好喝的咖啡豆,她每個月都會來買一包帶回去給老公,我也買了包回去,個人覺得味道太淡了,我喜歡酸一點,或焦一點的咖啡,不過這家咖啡廳的生意很好, 可能很多人也會知道,就是我們坐在戶外喝咖啡聊天時,有兩輛警車開過來, 還問我們,有看到沒穿衣服的人在這裡奔跑嗎?,哇,這訊息量有點大,哇,我還沒有看到呀,面對外面的我後來有認真的左看右看,認真的再左看看,右看看,唉‍, 可惜最後還是沒有看到,好可惜呀,跑去哪兒了呀~

    Xx N.

    Everything was absolutely delicious! Every course was incredibly fresh, beautifully presented, and full of flavor. The sushi practically melted in my mouth, and I loved being able to watch each piece being prepared right in front of me. From beginning to end, everything was thoughtfully done and the quality was amazing. Even the soup and dessert were delicious. Such a great omakase experience during lunch-- I'll definitely be back!

    Lina K.

    We made reservations to celebrate a birthday here after reading all the rave reviews of this spot and ended up loving this spot. It's a smaller restaurant with two seatings a night. Each course was thoughtfully prepared and beautifully presented with my favorite being the perch hand roll. It was perfectly torched which made the fish melt in your mouth with a hint of smokiness. The main course ended up being an a5 Wellington that surprised us with the chefs creativity. My only note would be that it felt a little heavy compared to the rest of the meal but we still thoroughly enjoyed every bite of it. This spot is perfect for a date night or if you're in the mood to celebrate an occasion.

    Celine C.

    To start off, kuramota is located in a plaza with ample parking. However the store itself has no sign except for a marked door. Therefore, I would park first and enter second. The service was quick and the chefs are a bit on the quieter side since they're focusing on the food. The ambiance inside is incredible. It's so intimate and perfect for a date or a night out. I went for the lunch omakase and it ended up being around $85 pp. This was actually a very good price considering the amount of food I had and the quality of the food. We went right as it opened and celebrated my friends graduation, hence the special candle on top of our dessert. Overall, I would easily come back. However I would also want to try the dinner menu.

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    Brian F.

    Kuramoto is a small Japanese omakase restaurant located in a plaza in Tustin. The storefront was very unassuming and there was only one small sign on top of the door. The restaurant is led by Chef Taiki Kuramoto and opened 1.5 years ago. We made reservations and they don't take walk-ins unless you're able to take a spot if another party cancels. When we walked in there was only counter space in a very sleek and minimalistic interior. We found out about this restaurant on social media talking about the lunch omakase ($68). That is a great deal for an omakase so we wanted to check it out. The meal started off with sashimi salad and we really liked the sweet shrimp and dressing. Then we moved to the soup with shrimp, mushroom, and steamed egg. Next was the variety of nigiri including sea bream with yuzu (good), ocean trout (really good), amberjack with dashi soy sauce and red yuzu (good), stripejack with pickled wasabi and puff rice (really good), black cod with lemon and truffle salt (really good), bluefin tuna (really good and my favorite), and toro with pickled radish (good). At the end of the meal we had Santa Barbara uni and salmon egg, dashi soup, and chocolate mousse. I liked the faster pace of the food coming out because I personally don't want to be waiting long periods between meals and sitting for a long time. Overall it took a little more than an hour for our meal. For the value the meal was great. There were fewer courses than other omakases but we left feeling satisfied and it was way more inexpensive. And of course, the food was delicious.

    Angie L.

    5 star service! 5 star food is an art! 5 star experience! Make your reservation for a lunch omakase. It is 100% worth it for true sushi lovers. This isn't your run of the mill sushi. This is high quality, sushi is a true craft type of sushi - just so tender, everything melts in your mouth. Michelin-worthy, would highly recommend if you're looking to do a fun lunch date especially.

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    Ask the Community - Kuramoto

    Kid friendly for lunch?

    Yes, children are allowed in restaurant.

    Can they accomodate for a gluten allergy?

    Yes, just specify when making a reservation when asked.

    Are these price the same on weekends as well?

    Yes, that is correct.

    How long does a lunch omakase take?

    Around 60 minutes.

    How much is the dinner omakase?

    Lunch omakase: $68 Dinner omakase: $195 - $215

    How much is lunch omakase?

    Lunch omakase is $68.

    What is the corkage fee?

    Red or White wine corkage fee per bottle: 750ML: $30 and 1L+: $65. We have sake bottle options… 

    Are owner and chef Japaness?

    Yes, the chefs Japanese.

    How do i make reservations?

    https://www.exploretock.com/kuramotoomakase

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    Takes reservations

    I really love OkiDoki Meiji, especially their Cold or Hot Egg Tororo & Mentai Udon. I had egg…read moretororo in New York and had been looking for a restaurant that served tororo ever since, but I couldn't find one until I came across OkiDoki Meiji. Now it's my favorite dish and what I order every time I go. Their udon is house made, and you can really tell in the texture. It's so comforting and chewy. My friend always gets the Spicy Beef Udon and talks about how good it is every time we go. The restaurant itself has a simple and cozy atmosphere, but that's part of what I like about it. The focus is really on the food. I've never had to wait too long. The last time we went around 6pm, we were seated within a few minutes and there were still several open tables. The service has always been great. Everyone is very friendly and attentive, and they regularly check in to make sure we have everything we need without being overbearing. If you're looking for a cozy spot for udon, especially if you're a fan of tororo, I would definitely recommend giving OkiDoki Meiji a try!

    They never disappoint me with their monthly special udon…read more What impresses me most is how the udon tastes great no matter what ingredients, sauces, or cooking style they pair it with. March‑only Crab Tomato Cream Udon -- The best of all the specials. A rich, slightly cheesy tomato‑cream sauce, plus a whole deep‑fried soft‑shell crab you can eat shell and all. The crab is the highlight. May‑only Omukatsu Udon -- Soft‑springy noodles and a nicely fried pork cutlet, but the curry sauce leans salty. A few hidden meat slices in the noodles are a fun surprise. June‑only Spicy Sesame Sukiyaki Udon -- The star is the broth, not the beef. A sesame‑fragrant, mildly spicy (about 1-2 out of 10) sukiyaki broth that's rich without being overly salty, perfect for dipping the beef slices. July‑only Sea Urchin & Creamy Udon -- Sea urchin with a thick, creamy broth. I finish every drop. The noodles stay bouncy even after 30 minutes. One bowl fills small eaters; big eaters like me barely reach 50%. August‑only Prime Beef Steak & Garlic Udon -- A bowl that's both refreshing and hearty. The steak is about 20% fat, 80% lean, with soft, springy tendon that adds texture. Comes with a small bowl of pickled jalapeños--very California. September‑only Cheese Curry Udon -- The chef torches the cheese for about 20 seconds. The udon absorbs a slightly sweet curry sauce and comes with sliced aburaage and a bit of beef. Shabu Shabu Udon -- Sukiyaki‑style sliced beef with a lightly sweet, clean broth. They give plenty of meat. Shigure Soba -- Perfect for this scorching SoCal summer. The chilled noodles come topped with minced meat that has a refreshing bean‑like aroma. Other small dishes worth trying: Homemade Sesame Tofu -- A dense and silky tofu, served with wasabi and the sauce at the bottom of the bowl. Homemade Dashimaki Tamago -- The omelet soaks up a lightly sweet sauce at the bottom of the bowl. Soft, thick, and layered, best enjoyed with grated daikon. 他們的每月限定烏龍麵從未讓我失望。 最厲害的是,烏龍麵不論搭配任何食材、醬料、和做法都美味。 三月份限定酥炸軟殼蟹奶油番茄烏龍麵:所有品項中最美味是這道。濃郁且帶點芝士感的奶油番茄醬汁。整隻可連殼食用的酥炸軟殼蟹,是這道菜最棒的部分。 五月份限定歐姆蛋豬排咖哩烏龍麵:炸豬排和麵條夠軟彈,但咖哩醬汁有點過鹹。麵條內藏有幾片肉是意外的驚喜。 六月份限定香辣芝麻壽喜燒烏龍麵:最棒的不是肉片而是湯頭!帶有芝麻香的微辣(約一到兩分辣)卻不過度鹹膩的濃郁湯頭,蘸壽喜燒牛肉片食用。 七月份限定海膽奶油濃醬烏龍麵:搭配海膽和濃郁奶油湯汁好吃。湯汁被我一滴不剩的喝光。麵條放超過半小時依然口感彈勁。食量小的一碗下肚就飽,食量大如我全吃完不到五分飽... 八月份限定極上牛排蒜香烏龍麵:整晚麵同時擁有炎熱消暑感 和 牛排飽足感 。二分肥,八分瘦,帶點Q彈軟筋(是口感加分的軟筋,不是難咀嚼的硬筋)。附上一小碗醃漬墨西哥辣椒切片,嗯,很有加州風情。 九月份限定炙燒起司咖哩烏龍麵:主廚用火槍將表面起司炙燒約 20 秒。吸飽微甜咖哩醬汁的烏龍麵,搭配油豆腐切片,和少量牛肉片。 涮牛肉烏龍麵:類似壽喜鍋的涮牛肉和微甜甘醇湯頭。肉片給很多。 時雨肉燥蕎麥冷麵:今年南加州夏天熱到爆,這碗冷麵來的真是時候。麵條上的肉末,嚐起來有股清爽豆香。 其他值得一試的小菜有: 自家製胡麻豆腐:口感綿密細勻的豆腐,搭配山葵醬和碗底醬汁食用。 自家製高湯玉子燒:煎蛋吸收碗底微甜醬汁,搭配蘿蔔泥食用。煎蛋嚐起來柔軟厚實有層層疊加感。

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    Orange Roll & Sushi 139

    Orange Roll & Sushi 139

    4.2(1.1k reviews)
    1.7 mi
    •$$
    Locally owned & operated
    Takes reservations

    My brother told me about this place and raved about it, so we had to check it out and now it's one…read moreof my favorites! We've been twice and have loved both times. One of our favorites is the Dragon Roll. The new one we tried that we loved is the caterpillar roll. The freshwater eel, salmon and yellowtail sushi are all great. The one we liked the least was the OC roll, there were just too many flavors at once with the lime. We also had the baked mussels which were good but probably won't order again. Both times we've spent around $60-90 which is pricey but the quality is great. I did sign up for their rewards on toast and next time we go, we get a free item which I'm looking forward to it. Overall the service is good and we just have come to love this place - it is our new fav.

    Orange Roll & Sushi 139…read more Located just across from Oliboli Donuts with them sharing the same parking lot amongst other tenants I can see this parking lot getting pretty crowded. We arrived at 8pm on a Sat, luckily there was no wait which after eating the food I was surprised there was no wait, maybe because they close at 930 and I am sure there is a last call. This next part is coming from someone who has been to Japan and experienced restaurants out there. When we first got inside we were greeted by all staff, including the ones hidden behind the counter, the first thing that came to my mind was the feeling of being back in Japan just a little bit bigger. Very cozy and intimate it really put that feeling of "hey you can relax, we got you". Easily my mind being transported back here with some people sitting in the restaurant, glad they left not to long after we were sat down. They have a good amount of choices and as I always say sushi restaurants with pictures in their menu is always such a W, our eyes eat first. What we ordered, we first started with sake and went with Kikusui which is always really smooth specially chilled. What I loved about here, was they come with a big round plate and let you choose your sake vessel, as you can tell from my photos we choose the ones with the little fish in them, that was a first and really stood out. First that came were the sushi pairs: Seared Tuna With Garlic Chips: Lightly seared but just the right amount, same goes with the rice vessel, it wasn't too much or too little. Very good and fresh tuna, that sear gave the tuna a very nice texture, the comes the crunch from the garlic chips. Very nice flavor bomb! Albacore: Delicious and fresh, really made me excited for the rolls coming up. Peppered Albacore With Garlic Chips: I forgot I had this after trying just the albacore by itself so I got excited that I didn't have to wait for the rolls. And this did not disappoint, the peppered part of the dish had just the right of a double jab of Cajun and smoky, which paired perfectly with the albacore, then randomly ghost punch of garlic with those crispy garlic chips. If they had all you can eat, oh man there would be never a time I didn't have this in front of me. In my pictures there was a peppered salmon with fresh onions, my wifes sister ordered this so I didn't get to try but she said it was really good and fresh. Our sushi rolls came out and AIYAH what kind of reviewer forgets to take a photo of an item. Sitting sadly in the bokeh distance we did order a: Stinky Roll - Which was your regular sushi roll but topped with Albacore, fresh onion and garlic butter. As mentioned above, everything was delicious and fresh, I don't like onions so to me I was questioning where is the stank, I love garlic and dipping it into the garlic butter was different but good. It was overall a good roll but this would be last amongst what we ordered. O.C. Roll: Shrimp Tempura, spicy tuna avocado inside topped with fresh salmon and lemon slices. This can go two ways for people, in example I ate the two end pieces as they are and it was delicious, then when I went for a middle piece, if you eat the lemon slice, that part will explode and with a sharp sour or bitter taste that like I said some people love or some don't. I probably had a small piece of the lemon on the corner pieces, so for me I took the slices off and it was still a fantastic roll. Autumn Roll: My favorite amongst the rolls, Spicy Tuna, avo, cilantro and cucumber inside, topped with peppered salmon and albacore. Just an umami explosion, lil heat from the spicy tuna, then comes the smoky cajun, it was really good and I was seriously holding back the urge to just take the plate and not share with my wife and her sister. Lastly was my favorite dish: Spicy tuna on crispy rice: I always order this at sushi places and this can easily make or break a place for me. When it arrived I was very questioned, big piece of avo, a good mountain shaped amount of spicy tuna, the shape of it being round was throwing me off. Most places either cute them into a rectangle or even square, my first bite crunch was def there, but it was a sticky inside the crispy rice boat that took a little to separate to get the piece in the mouth. But WAIT A MINUTE, that sticky inside mixed well with the crispy exterior, the rice had flavor and honestly gave me almost like a crunchy mochi vibe. It was different but that's where it set them apart from others I have had. Everything on the vessel was delicious like others, but adding what they did to their crispy rice made me really enjoy and still even as I write this is contender to one of my favorite Spicy Tuna on Crispy Rice dishes. In conclusion, I find us coming here on a good rotation in the vast choices of sushi restaurant! (didnt know there was a text cap SORRY!!) Feast Well Fellow Yelpers! Kaizokuō Ni Ore Wa Naru! - Taicho

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