My husband and I always try new places even if it's a little drive. I really like this place…read morebecause we got to try different rolls in smaller portions and have a taste of all the different fish. It was great trying it all. Plus, we got to try the creamy salmon udon which was one of my favorites. The price was even great! The service was quick, but there were two other parties in there so not so bad. I think it was one person who was serving and she did great. I thought it was a cute place with a play on theme with the anime for One Piece. Also, it wasn't loud and seemed family friendly.

Price per nigiri starting at $1.65 each. Rolls and sushi and other appetizers are also available at…read moresimilar starting price. You order through the tablet so there is minimal interaction and service, in fact there was no one managing the floor when we went. I thought the seared salmon nigiri and smoked salmon nigiri were pretty good for the price. But could they improve the rice? Because it was mushy and tasted like Chinese rice, not Japanese rice. As you can see from my photo, we ordered an assortment of nigiri, a few rolls not pictured, hamachi Kama not pictured. Total was $80 including tax. This was enough to feed a party of four. There were some anime arts decorated on the wall - I believe this place got its name from the anime One Piece.

I love this sushi spot. It's a hidden gem located in a La Quinta Inn and suites. This place is…read morecompletely unassuming because of where it's located. But don't be fooled by the outside. This place hosts some pretty amazing food. From the delectable sushi to thoughtful appetizers and bento boxes that don't feel like an afterthought... This place is legit. The restaurant is pretty narrow and not super big so if you come with a larger party, I would make a reservation. Added bonus, you are allowed to park in the underground garage that is located to the left of the restaurant.

I got the two item bento box, which came with miso soup, beef teriyaki, and tempura…read more The miso soup had an odd/funky taste about it. Not quite sure how to explain it, other than it wasn't very good. The beef teriyaki was tender, but the sauce made it way saltier than it needed to be. Finally, the tempura wasn't very hot and kind of greasy. On top of the poor meal, the service wasn't very good. Safe to say, I don't think I'll be making a return visit.

Lovely owner and my family's go to sushi spot! The sashimi is always fresh and honestly the best…read morebang for you. Even getting it "to go" the sushi and sashimi are delicious and fresh. This place is so underrated, so definitely check this place out!!

What a fabulous family-owned sushi place. The owners personally greeted me and made sure I was…read morecomfortable. They have Ramune. Seating is plentiful and comfortable and wow the menu has so much variety! My sushi was on another level. So much flavor and clearly the owners make sure that everything is the highest possible quality. I highly highly recommend!!

Top 5 best Japanese places in the Bay Area! Honestly, so fresh and their menu is diverse and…read moreinteresting. Also love their chefs!

Came by for dinner the other night and it was a tasty experience. Gintei is located in the Michelin…read moreguide. Parking is available on the nearby street or in the few spots right in front of the restaurant. Dining is indoors exclusively. Made a reservation via OpenTable and our table was ready upon arrival. Service by the staff is cordial. Started off with the negi tori which was decent. I've had much better versions in Tokyo. The Kurobuta Kakuni was world class. The pork belly melted in my mouth and the flavors were on point. The side of daikon and perfectly marinated egg definitely hit the spot. The grilled salmon collar was also excellent. This was grilled to perfection, lightly salted and served with a soy sauce dipping sauce. Finished off the meal with the nyumen which was a rice noodle served in a dashi broth. Staff speak Japanese too. ~$65/head after tax and gratuity for dinner with plenty of leftovers

Come have lunch or dinner at Mr. Teriyaki if you're looking for nice ambiance, incredible food, and…read moreAMAZING AMAZING AMAZING staff!!! I truly cannot say enough good things about my and my wife's experience here tonight. Let me start off with the food: my wife got the rock'n'roll sushi and the cherry blossom sushi, I got the chicken teriyaki rice bowl that came with miso soup and salad, and we split vegetable tempura as an appetizer. Everything was absolutely delicious, with sizable portions and absolutely beautiful plating and presentation (the cherry blossom sushi is my favorite, it was so pretty!). Normally we're big eaters and had waited a few hours past our usual dinner time so we could really fill up, yet we did so and STILL had leftovers to take home! Pricing was great, too, especially considering the portions and the amount of food we ordered: for all that sushi, we wound up only spending $95, minus tip, which we made $34, or about 35% - ABSOLUTELY worth it, and let me explain why. I am in a wheelchair and when we arrived, we needed to use the bathroom. My wheelchair is a few inches larger than what ADA compliance for restaurants and stores ask for as a minimum, and while the hallway to the bathroom was absolutely ADA accessible, it wasn't accessible for my wheelchair. I was not upset about this at all, and have experienced this issue plenty at other shops and restaurants, especially the closer I get to San Francisco in where I go. I am partially ambulatory and able to walk a few steps at a time, however, so I started off by holding onto the wall and my wife folded up my chair and followed me - I figured if nothing else, this was great physical therapy for me! The staff and owners quickly realized what was going on, and immediately gave me TONS of assistance, then while I was using the bathroom, cleared out heavy furniture from the hallway to make it accessible for my extra-wide chair, even though they didn't have to do that, even though I never asked them to, and then provided me the same assistance again of letting me hold onto them as needed on the way back out. Later, our waitress asked me if it was okay to inquire as to the size of my chair, as the hallway being inaccessible for my chair upset the owner and staff, and they wanted to make sure that would never be inaccessible again for me or anyone else! They even gave us free chicken gyoza in apology for the trouble of it all, even though we truly weren't expecting anything and completely understood. By the way, all of this happened even after we came in just 20 minutes prior to closing (I had misremembered what time they closed by an hour). I really, truly cannot emphasize enough just what a wonderful restaurant Mr. Teriyaki Sushi is, and the heart of that wonder is in its owners and staff. I wish we didn't live so far out of town, so we could come here more regularly! Rest assured, however, we will DEFINITELY be back in the future when we next have a reason to be in the city. Thank you for such fantastic food, service, and all of your kindness!!! You made our night!!

Second time here and it was just as good as the first. The service was a little bit slow, but they…read morewere busy so it is very understandable. It's a very small restaurant located in a very non-descriptive area - it's behind an office building in what looks like a garage. It's very clean inside. Do not let the outside appearance for you. The theory was huge with good sized portions and the custom rolls were also very good. Will definitely be back next time. I'm in this area.

Sold sushi spot in my hometown. It survived COVID. Service was exceptional the last time I came…read morewith my family. This cute resto is on the smaller side. Parking can be challenging at times, give yourself ample time. My sister made reservations for her birthday dinner. When we got there the restaurant was not busy yet. We were fully informed in the process as soon as we arrived. They were also kind enough to place the cake in the fridge. Food was fresh and arrived without delay. As our dinner went on the restaurant filled up with the dinner crowd. The food, why people come right? I think I only order the omakase here. Never misses. We also ordered the soft shell crab, tempura appetizer and my family ordered rolls. The tempura was nice and crunchy. Did i mention the staff was awesome? Thank you Amami.

Came on Thursday at 12:30 and there were only two tables available. My friend and I were seated…read moreafter the server greeted us. We both ordered their sashimi lunch combo for $23. The combo comes with a bowl of miso soup and a house salad. The house salad was so fresh! I love that they give you plenty of salad dressing. The sashimi combo comes with 10 slices of chef's choice sashimi and some rice. I also love that there were four different types of fish. Parking can be a challenge but if you drive around, you should be able to find a spot. There's also a parking lot up the block so if you can't find a space outside, you can try the parking lot. The staff were friendly and attentive. They came by to refill our tea and cleared away our empty dishes so we had more room, since our table was small. Will definitely come back when I'm craving Japanese food, especially since I live close by.

Wow this place is amazing!!!…read more Let's get started with parking. There's a great parking lot around the corner. Plenty of parking you can even EV charge. If you're lucky there is street parking. The location is very cute. The welcome was very nice and genuine. The food was delicious super fresh so vibrant so happy we came here to try. Definitely coming back!!! Over all 5 stars !!! How did I not come sooner

First impressions: the staff is warm, welcoming , and genuinely joyful--like having dinner at your…read morefavorite Auntie's house, where she sneaks you a bite of dessert before dinner. The food is reasonably priced, with generous portions. The sushi was good with nice presentation---I've had slightly better sushi elsewhere, but always at a much higher price point. The atmosphere is casual and comfortable. For three rolls, two appetizers, a small bottle of sake, and a complimentary dessert (which apparently comes with the meal), our total was just $85. I'll definitely be back to explore more of the menu. Interestingly, many of the tables around us weren't ordering sushi--they were enjoying dishes like lamb chops, Korean-style short ribs, and whole crab, all of which looked delish...! A great find that we stumbled upon by chance, and one we'll be returning to soon.

TLDR: $24.95 (10% off if you pay in cash) is a very good deal for a weekend lunch AYCE sushi. You…read moreget a lot of options for rolls, sushi, appetizers, handrolls, and I'd be surprised if you fail to find something that you like. It's a shame that their miso soup is a per bowl cost of $1.75, because I could gladly pay something close to $30 if it meant that the miso soup was included. Seaweed Salad: It's fine. I don't really eat a whole lot of this, so I don't have a point of comparison. It's cool, clean, and a good way to kick off the meal, I guess. Agedashi Tofu: It's good. Super thin layer of potato starch. Tofu that's firm but easy to eat, and a sauce that doesn't overpower the dish overall. I'd order more of this, but I need more space for the sushi and rolls. Deep Fried Gyoza: It feels like store bought gyoza, or bought from a wholesaler. It's good enough to try, but it's really meant for you to get full from it. Chicken Karaage- If you're a fan of that Taiwanese popcorn chicken, then you could love this. The chicken itself is nothing special. I can even make an argument that it's below average. What improved it was the five spice powder they used to really increase the dynamicism of the chicken's flavor profile. I'd order it once, then move on to the rolls and sushi. Unagi sushi: I'm happy to report that the unagi didn't have any bones, and the sushi rice portion is small enough to know they're not screwing you over by packing it with rice. The unagi flavor profile was good, not too sweet, not too salty. The rice was prepared well too. Tuna sushi: The tuna tasted good. The bite of the fish was firm yet easy to chew, and the rice was of the same quality as the other sushi. Fish roe sushi: I still find it funny that something so simple can taste so interesting. Fish roe, seasoned rice, and seaweed wrapping. I can't describe the taste, but I think it's worth a try. Lion King (Crab, Salmon, Avocado, Baked in Garlic Sauce): This my guilty pleasure favorite. It's gonna be wrapped in foil, so the bottom portion of the rice might get stuck in the foil, but I think this is a reliable combination. The flavor combination is pretty good, and they didn't put too much garlic sauce, so it wasn't too heavy. Spider Roll (Softshell crab, cucumber, crab meat, avocado, fish roe): It would taste super clean, but the friend soft shell crab is inserted in there. Don't be fooled, there is a lot less crab in the roll than you think. It's still good to order, and I enjoyed it, but if you really want to make your money's worth, this won't be it. Threesome (Tuna, Unagi, Salmon, Avocado): It's the most fish I've seen in a roll before. The tuna and salmon are raw, and the unagi is in there somewhere. It's a hefty bite, and maybe the preferred dish for those who really want to maximize the fish found in the rolls. Philadelphia Roll (Smoked Salmon, Avocado, Cream Cheese): Imagine the spider roll but an even lighter bite. You get the creaminess of the cheese mixed with the texture of the smoked salmon. It's like eating a "heavier" poke bowl. Fortune Roll (Spicy Tuna, Fried Onions): They did a good job with the spicy tuna. You feel a good amount of heat while still getting to enjoy the fish. It's a deep fried roll, so you could really feel the heft of this. Cobora Roll (shrimp tempura, crab, deep fried tempura shavings): If you're afraid of spicy fish, then this will have to do. It's good, but you will feel the weight since it's deep fried. Service: Good. The staff is pretty proactive, so it's a good thing. No complaints here. Ambiance: It feels like a generic restaurant. I don't know what to say. It's pretty spacious though, which I like.

First time doing AYCE here. I like the rolls! They don't skimp out on the fish and avocados. I…read moreliked that the rolls weren't crazy packed with rice. The nigiri had a bit more rice so i preferred the rolls. My favorite was the double salmon and dragon roll:) Parking is a bit rough but luckily there's plenty of parking on El Camino.