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    4.4 (279 reviews)
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    Green tea ice cream
    Judy P.

    My favorite dinner spot - more specific one of my favorite restaurants in San Jose. The owners are so great and friendly. We love that every time we visit, we're welcomed with amazing service. It feels like we're coming to visit our cousins LOL, but seriously down to earth owners and top notch service! I've taken family and friends here and we always leave with positive experiences. The Filipino fusion dishes are amazing as well. I don't even have the words to describe other than MASARAP! 1000000/10 I would HIGHLY recommend whether it's a special occasion or casual dining with friends, Trifecta is the place to be.

    AYCE Tuna
    Yvonne F.

    We came for the blue fin tuna cutting! Right away, I will say that the service and feel of the people working here is exceptional. They really make you feel welcome and special. I'm not sure if it's different when they are running their normal hours, but the space is a bit tight when it came to seating. Our courses were tasty, unfortunately, it did not blow me away compared to other omakases/tasting menus I've had. The tuna cutting experience was really cool, seeing the chef's break down an entire tuna and then serving it to guests. My section was nearly last to line up for the buffet, and while it was AYCE, there wasn't much selection left. The handroll portion that you'd scrape off the bone was nearly gone on our first turn. Overall, fun experience and great service.

    Gina U.

    Birthday Fireworks, Family Memories & Elevated Dining at Trifecta My husband and I celebrated our birthdays at Trifecta this year with our children, and it turned into such a memorable evening. Our neighbors first introduced us to this family-owned gem, and one of the things that keeps us coming back is the genuinely warm and personable service. You can truly feel the care they put into both the food and the dining experience. While my son and I aren't huge seafood or sushi eaters, we can absolutely appreciate the artistry behind Trifecta's sushi. Every dish is beautifully presented, thoughtfully crafted, and made with incredibly fresh ingredients and elevated garnishes. We're just admittedly picky eaters who tend to gravitate toward our comfort favorites like chicken or beef teriyaki. The restaurant is usually packed, so reservations are definitely recommended if you don't want a long wait. Surprisingly, this visit was a little quieter than usual, which made for a nice relaxed atmosphere. My husband and daughter were interested in trying the Chef's Tasting Menu, but we learned it's designed as a full-table dining experience where everyone participates -- something we may plan for another visit. The standout dishes of the night were definitely the corn ribs and chicken karaage. The corn ribs disappeared before I could even snap a photo because everyone devoured them immediately! My family also loved the Pork Adobo Ribs special. I'll admit, Trifecta is more of a special occasion restaurant for us. The bill can climb quickly, especially with multiple sushi lovers at the table, but the quality, creativity, service, and overall experience absolutely reflect that higher-end dining experience. This isn't your average weekly sushi spot -- it's a place you go to celebrate. To top off the night, the staff surprised us with dessert decorated with sparkling light-up fireworks, which made our birthday celebration feel extra festive and thoughtful. The only downside of the evening had nothing to do with the restaurant itself -- unfortunately, a couple at a nearby table was quite loud, drunk, and disruptive. Thankfully, the incredible food and attentive staff still made the night feel special overall. Highly recommended for celebrations, date nights, and anyone looking for elevated food paired with exceptional hospitality.

    Menu: hot plates
    Gerald L.

    Trifecta sits up in the south hills near Silver Creek, tucked into a pleasant little neighborhood strip mall with a spa, a dojo, and a few eateries. It feels a bit more upscale and artistic than most sushi spots in the area, with a very nice atmosphere and a relaxed, date-night kind of vibe. Probably not a Tuesday dinner visit due to the price. Parking was easy. Service, though, could use some polis. Once seated, everything moved at a crawl, from ordering, to food arrival, to drink refills, and the staff came across a bit cold. We kept it simple with a Japanese curry cutlet meal and a kaisen don. The cutlet had a crisp coating and a mild, comforting curry, a cozy dish even if it didn't knock my socks off. The kaisen don was colorful and fresh, with a good variety of fish and a nice balance of textures. Definitely good, just not the most memorable version I've had. Not a five-star visit this time, but I could see it getting there on a better night.

    Lumpia
    Jennifer C.

    Had their tasting menu $125/person and it was delicious! Really filling too you will not leave starving We did reservations (very easy) and was seated right away. The atmosphere was very warm and inviting. Loved the vibes and twinkling lights. Although you could definitely come for a more casual experience this place would be perfect for a special occasion such as birthday dinners or date nights. The tasting menu was 100% WORTH IT!' It. Came with so many delicious appetizers and entrees. It is chefs choice so you won't know what you'll get but here are some pictures attached of what we got By far my friend and I enjoyed the cod and Kare Kare! Service was amazing. Staff kept checking in to see if we were done or if we needed anything. Super attentive. Would definitely come again

    Various nigiri was so fresh
    Kaye T.

    Trifecta is one of my top sushi places in the Bay Area. This place exceeds my standards for quality sushi, premium cuts of fish, delicious one of a kind drinks and it has a laid back atmosphere especially on a Thursday or Friday nights when I've gone there. I've been there at least 5 times within the last 6 months and it doesn't disappoint. The attentive waiters like Michael who come and greet you and check on you multiple times and always makes sure after every order to check on you again. I feel very spoiled when I'm there because you're catered to in a fine dining restaurant like you're supposed to. You can't go wrong with anything. I went a little overboard for my birthday and had a special menu it had one of the most flavorful selections of fish with the pairing of the umami sauce that was mind blowing *chef's kiss* . What I really enjoyed about this place is a mom and pops and it is family owned. I love that I was able to meet the mom and her two sons. They work so hard and work so well together. I totally appreciate that vibe and how intimate you can get with a chefs.

    Tina K.

    I had really high expectations and unfortunately, we had a really tough experience. However, I'm hoping we came on an off night and look forward to going back and giving it another try. We came on a Friday evening and had a reservation. They were medium busy, but service was really rough. We waited 20+ to wave down a waitress to order. After our food came, we didn't see a waitress again until we got up to finally ask for a check. I'm patient, but this was not the experience you pay for here. The couple next to us had to get up 3-4 times to flag someone down. Now the food was good - we had a sashimi plate and a few rolls. Their side salad was also soooo good. The fish all tasted fresh and had good flavor combos. Pricey, but worth it for good quality sushi.

    Jasmine L.

    Came in on a Saturday night and was greeted right away. Once we were seated, we noticed how homely and relaxed the atmosphere and decor was inside. They had pretty lights that were dim but not too dim that we couldn't see our food or read our menus. Once we were seated, our waiter graciously offered to go through the menu with us and gave recommendations on their popular items. We went with the uni mentaiko carbonara and 2 rolls. Starting with the uni mentaiko carbonara, the sauce was thick, creamy, and has great flavor. Neither the uni or the mentaiko was too overpowering. The noodle dish itself does not contain uni and you would have to add an extra $15 if you would like fresh uni on top. The 2 rolls we had were the faithful roll and the body roll. We loved how they had their own unique rolls which definitely made them stand out from other sushi restaurants. The faithful roll is a little lighter and creamier than the body roll but still good. Our personal favorite was the body roll which had chimichurri sauce on it?! What is this, a steak restaurant?! Never seen that before and it worked out! The sauce was a nice touch and great addition to the fresh sushi. The best thing about this place and you can clearly tell they use high quality fish for their rolls that literally melts in your mouth. Hopefully this place stays open for a while because the area it's in is a pretty quiet neighborhood and restaurants are known to close down in that area.

    "Uni" Carbonara Udon (two servings we had to split ourselves)
    Eric I.

    We had the $125 tasting menu, so this rating is more focused on that particular menu option. It's stated to be 8 courses including dessert. The first two courses were edamame and these deep fried seasoned split corn cobs. The edamame was fine, though because they were seasoned in a spicy oil, your choices were to eat them with chopsticks if you had a dexterous mouth, or fully commit and get your hands oily. I opted for the chopsticks, but as a result maybe got 3/4 of the beans and some bean skin - not easy for me to eat. The corn cobs were a little weird. It was like halfway between eating conventional corn on the cob and eating a BBQ seasoned corn nut. Okay, but honestly the first two courses were barely courses and not elevated in any way. Third and fourth were a tuna crudo and a raw fish mini taco. The crudo was really good - tuna was fresh and seasoned well. The taco was small - like two bites worth (or one big bite), but good also. These were legit courses. Five was a king salmon filet in a ginger soy sauce. It was good, but it was strange in that there were three of us and this came on only two plates. The one plate to be shared wasn't twice the size of the single and a salmon filet isn't an intuitive thing to split and share. The way we were situated wasn't such that I was even sharing with my wife. It would have been much better to ask - "we usually put a double sized portion on a single plate for two people to share - is that okay or would everyone like to have their own plate?" Simple question and would have made everything less awkward, because once it's out there and served, you feel like the difficult customer if you say "excuse me, can you plate this separately?" Next (six) was the nigiri course, which was awesome. Very tasty. Course was small though: 4 smaller nigiri, one uni spoon, and one thin piece of tamago cake. No complaints on quality/taste though. Seven was a uni carbonara udon dish, which tasted pretty good, but I again found it a little strange. And no visible uni, so it was must have been subtly in the sauce. At least a bit of uni on the top would have been a nice touch. Again, two people sharing one plate of noodles - awkward. When you have discrete pieces of ahi crudo where you can neatly pick your pieces, great. But salmon filet and udon noodles - no. Eight was a kind of ice dessert - it was fine and really none of the tasting menus really get dessert right. So was it worth $125, no, unfortunately it wasn't. Four of the courses were good and on par, we can forgive the dessert, but three of them didn't really meet expectations. However, if you ordered $125 worth of stuff you liked off the main menu, I can see how this would be a nicer meal. We were hoping for a course with the wagyu, but maybe that's too much to ask at this price point. The seasoning overall was more overt and forward. Not overseasoned, but you tasted the seasoning more than the main component of the dish. Kind of the opposite approach of another more expensive omakase we tried where everything was very subtle and you could focus on appreciating the quality of the ingredients. The place is casual, not fancy, and decorated like a fairly casual walk in place. The service was excellent and very polite. So giving this 3 stars due to some of the questionable courses, rather strange communal plating choices, and it not really being worth the price. But I do believe this is actually very likely a four star restaurant that we just misaligned on for some things - that makes it hard to just assign 4 stars when your specific experience wasn't that level. But all that being said, I'd come back and order off the main menu and I expect that I'd probably enjoy everything I ordered myself.

    7 day dry aged king salmon (special)
    Tanita J.

    Came here for date night and absolutely loved it. From the outside, we were unsure of our choice as trifecta is located in a strip mall and the sign is falling off. Don't let the looks fool you - this place is fantastic! We were originally going to get the tasting menu but ultimately decided to order several dishes instead. The wagyu gyoza was like nothing I've ever had before - so yummy. The yellow tail app was delicious and had a salsa verde on it mixing both Japanese and Mexican flavors. The sashimi platter and chirashi platter both had wide selections. The fish is SO FRESH. There wasn't one thing we had that was bad. The skin on the dry aged salmon was crisped to perfection. Service was fantastic. We had multiple servers but they all took care of us really well. The head chef came by our table and introduced himself which was such a treat. They told us all about their tuna cutting night they have once a month - we can't wait to come back to experience!

    Trifecta Platter
    Sarah T.

    I emailed the team to place and order and got a reply within the hour. They did a good job providing the info. This was order for pick up so I can't say anything about the ambiance. The tray was $450 as listed on their site, but for the number of items listed, I expected a larger tray. For 6 adults and 3 kids, it wasn't enough to fill up. We ended up ordering more sushi from somewhere else. The tray had sashimi, nigiri, and rolls, all pretty small bite size pieces. It was hard to tell what was what, but based on descriptions I believe everyone really liked the Trifecta roll. The sashimi didn't seem the freshest, but it was a 40 min drive from pick up so benefit of the doubt it was partially from sitting in the car. It was worth a try and I think there are other options in San Jose for sushi platters at a better price or quantity.

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    Judy M.

    When I tell you, this is the spot for elevated & delicious sushi (and Asian fusion!) It's always a good time sitting at the bar for a meal here, you will be entertained. But come with a group and share omakase style dining and it will be a great time! Service is always friendly and on point,

    Chibi F.

    We reserved for Sunday and were seated right away. I won't bury the lede: the food is mediocre for the price point AND they only have a beer and wine license. For me, the limited liquor license alone means I knock off one star. Our server was kind but didn't seem to have much experience with subtlety. She immediately suggested the tasting menu for $125 a person. That turned me off. Minus another star. We shared the kaisen don, uni carbonara, 2 x chawamushi, edamame, and two drinks. Total came out to $170. - Kaisen don was excellent. The Filipino flare on the rice was delicious. - Uni carbonara was ok. The pasta was undercooked and uni smelled a little. Minus half a point. - Chawanmushi was weird. Deconstructed longansina was too sweet and the scallop was over cooked and hard. Minus half a point. - The menu did not list the chardonnay house or year. It tasted like box wine.

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    Food and service was top notch. Chefs were friendly and informative. I will definitely be coming back again.

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    Great service and they customized the menu for our restrictions. Food was exceptionally good.

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    Best sushi in San Jose, thank you for the great service. Top tier, thank you Ivan, the location is great as well

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    Sushi Koya

    4.3(906 reviews)
    5.5 mi•Willow Glen
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    This place is my go-to spot!…read more I love the vibe here! It's a smaller restaurant, but it feels really cozy and intimate. I also love that they bring out free miso soup as soon as you're seated. The servers are always super friendly and attentive. Their sushi rolls are sooo good, but lately I've been getting the chicken teriyaki bento box (with tempura & CA roll), and it never disappoints. The portions are huge, so I always leave full and feel like I'm getting my money's worth.

    Uncooked Broil Saba Shioyaki, Uncooked Broil Hamachi Karma, Frozen Sashimi, slow service... Please…read morekeep reading. This restaurant used to be my favorite place, but not after my recent experience on 9/5/26. It was Friday night, but only 3 parties were already dining in. I ordered an Assorted Sashimi Plate and Saba Shioyaki Dinner after another party was seated. It took them about 20 minutes to bring out an uncooked Saba Shioyaki (Mackerel), while my sashimi (uncooked fish) dinner was still somewhere in limbo. I also realized that people who sat next to us got their food, although they came after. I refused the Saba Shioyaki Dinner and asked for the menu so I could order Hamachi Karma and Hawaiian poke salad. Another 15 minutes later, they brought out the Poke and Hamachi Karma. I was making a joke with my friend that hopefully the Karma is not uncooked. Son of a Gun! It was gelatin inside; we could see the pink bone! My friend was upset, so he stood up and complained to the waiter. My sashimi dinner finally came out, and it tasted just like frozen fish. At that point, I was completely done with this place. I paid my bill with a $10 reward card discount and gave my extra card away to the other party who had just sat down. This gesture meant that I wouldn't come back here anytime soon.

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    Suro Sushi Bar & Grill

    3.9(283 reviews)
    10.9 mi•West San Jose
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    Came to Suro with my boyfriend and his younger sister since we were in the mood for sushi…read more We ordered the raw octopus, California roll, and another roll I don't remember the name of, but it was both good. I wanted to come to Suro originally because of their raw octopus, which is a delicacy since it is still moving when you eat it. If I could I would've ordered more rolls because I wasn't full after my meal. Suro is a decent place to go if you want some sushi or are just craving it!

    Really unique sushi rolls here, as well as Korean style sashimi & other Korean dishes. For apps we…read morehad the calamari rings. These were super thick and served with a barbecue marinara sauce combination. We also tried three signature rolls here, all of which tasted decently fresh. The smoky tempura roll was indeed smoky, and very saucy + slightly sweet. Definitely a unique roll! The Suro Titanic roll was HUGE. Jaw breaking even. The name was very fitting. We also had the Sushi + Sashimi + Roll Combo. I really liked the spicy tuna roll, but I thought the rest of the fish quality on the nigiri and sashimi wasn't anything crazy. Lastly we had the spicy kimchi ramen! Yum! Service was inconsistent. Some workers were nice and others not. We finished with complimentary mochi ice cream which was awesome! Casual ambience.

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    Sushi Town

    4.4(339 reviews)
    5.9 mi•Florence-Nancy, Alum Rock/East Foothills
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    I've ordered from here twice via Uber eats. There was a current promotion (buy one get one free)…read morefrom a selection of sushi rolls. What a treat. They were delicious. I appreciated the generous portions, that we ended up ordering again the following day.

    Came here 8.3.2025 and 8.8.2026 to celebrate me and my husband's anniversary. I would like to give…read morea higher rating, but the second time coming here wasn't as good as the first. The service was really good though. Food came out fast both times after ordering. The gentleman that was helping our table was very kind and attentive. He kept coming by to check on how everything was going. The food itself was pretty good, but there is a lack of consistency from last year compared to this year. I did not want to make a fuss about it at the restaurant, but I was quite disappointed with the quality of the fish. It wasn't as fresh this time. The restaurant has a cozy vibe. There's 30 minute parking available at the front of the restaurant. It is all street parking. The first time I was here we ordered: -Dragon Roll -Beef Roll -Gyoza -Chicken Karaage -Fried Calamari -Salmon Maki -Salmon Avocado -Double Double Salmon -49ers Roll Second Time Order: -Alaska Roll -Salmon Maki -Rock n Roll -Chicken Karaage appetizer -Fried Calamari appetizer -Golden California Roll -Dragon Roll -Salmon Avocado The Alaska roll according to the menu has spicy cooked salmon, cucumber, topped with unagi sauce and tobiko. The unagi sauce seemed to be more at the bottom than drizzled at top, but the waitress was kind enough to ask me if I wanted some of the unagi sauce on the side, which was very nice. It made a big difference in terms of flavor. Eating the Alaska roll without the extra unagi sauce, I was only able to taste the Sriracha. By the way, it did not mention on the menu that the Alaska roll was going to have both spicy mayo and Sriracha on it. I'm not a fan of Sriracha. The spicy mayo I can do, but the Sriracha ruined it for me. The dragon roll was ordered last year and this year. Please see the photos for how inconsistent the roll is. There were more ingredients the first time we ordered this roll. There was more avocado last year. The gyozas were pretty good. They came out hot and crispy, but not dry. They had a good amount of flavor. The beef roll had asparagus and beef in it. It's a pretty good combination. The chicken Karaage was good both times, but I did notice it was juicier when we ordered it last year. The salmon maki was much better last year than when I ordered it this year. I am not sure if a different person was making the rolls, but the rolls didn't fall apart last time like it did today. Most importantly though, the salmon was fresher the first time I had it. They definitely changed something other than the appearance. It was also pretty upsetting that the pieces of salmon maki were uneven. Only 2 of the pieces were tall, whereas last year, I was given all 6 pieces that had the same height. It makes it look like the sushi I got today was less. I had all the photos of the sushi from last year on my old phone, so I wasn't able to show the waiter or the owner the comparison. The rock n roll is a good portion, but there was barely any bbq eel in it. It was literally just a little tiny piece in the corner of the sushi. I do appreciate that the avocado is fresh and creamy in the rolls that we ordered. 49ers roll - is one of my go to rolls for something light and refreshing. The lemon slices add a really nice touch. I love that the lemon is thinly sliced and the rind was actually included. It adds a bit of tartness to the flavor, which I find satisfying. The salmon was very fresh. I only ordered it last year and not this time since my husband and I were at a prior event that had food, but we were still craving sushi lol. The fried calamari was good, but this time that we got it, the portion was significantly smaller. I'm not sure why. It has good texture and crispiness. There was also a piece of calamari that ended up in our chicken Karaage, which we didn't know what it was at first, but later found out it was calamari lol. No complaints about the Double Salmon Roll. If you love raw salmon, more raw salmon, avocado and tobiko, that one is a good option. The Golden California roll was okay. We felt like it had too much batter though. Salmon Avocado roll was a lot better the first time we were here as well. I don't know if their raw fish supplier changed or something, but the salmon definitely didn't taste the same. I know it's been a year and some may think how do I remember? I'm a sushi fanatic/connoisseur. When I eat sushi and it's good, I have a little happy dance that I do. First time I was here I did the happy dance and that's why I wanted to come back here again. The prices are very affordable here and the service is great. However, I was pretty disappointed today (8/8/2026) with the presentation of the rolls and the freshness of the salmon or lack of freshness I should say. I would love to come back again, but I just don't want to be disappointed. I'm really hoping to have a better food experience here in the future.

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    Fuji Sushi - 10 Piece Omakase Special

    Fuji Sushi

    4.1(1.2k reviews)
    6.9 mi•Downtown
    •$$
    Family-owned & operated
    Free parking

    It's a very small restaurant, and it is culturally decorated with a very cute vibe! Its not a…read more"fine dining" establishment if you are looking for fancy silverware and candlestick with mood lighting. It is much more like a typical Tokyo Sushi bar. I will add the service was impeccable; friendly, prompt, professional. No complaints at all. All that being said... it is 5 stars for the food! The sushi is top tier. Delicious! Fresh! Gorgeous displays. You will not find better sushi anywhere else... comparable.. sure... better? No. Fuji is top tier Sushi! Love this place.

    Honestly Fuji Sushi is pretty unassuming from the outside and wouldn't be suprised if it often gets…read moremissed being mixed into the blur of unassuming corporate buildings. But what can't be deduced from its exterior is what exists inside; a cute, comfy, quality sushi spot with great service that shouldn't be slept on The highlight of the meal was either snacking on the flavorful edamame or that the quality of the fish was mind-blowing. Honestly i could still imagine the experience of having that toro again and I'm craving it on my second visit I did not try any of the overwhelming amount of other rolls they offer or other entrees so on a return visit, i definitely will My Order: Toro Nigiri ($19.95) -- 10/10 Jalapeno Bomb ($9.95) -- 8.5/10 Spicy Edamame ($6.50) -- 9/10 Nigiri Sushi ($32.95) -- 9/10 Avatar Roll ($19.95) -- 8/10 Lemonade ($3.50) -- 9/10 Shark's Special Roll ($17.95) -- 8.5/10

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    Trifecta - sushi - Updated October 2026

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