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Yuki Sushi

3.8 (1.5k reviews)
ModerateJapanese, Sushi Bars
Closed • 4:30 pm - 7:30 PM
Updated 2 months ago

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Moderate noise
Good for kids
Outdoor seating

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Joseph E.

I love this place and I recommend it for lunch, dinner, drinks and hang out spot. Great food, friendliest staff and owner with skillful chef. They will take care of you

Minh-Uyen N.

Yuki was a very intimate, cozy little sushi place with a lot of great options. My friend and I came for dinner on a Tuesday night and got seated very quickly; the waiters were very efficient and attentive. We got a small bowl of soba noodles for free right when we sat down which was very nice. The soft shell crab was flavorful albeit a little soggy. The rolls we got were delicious and my favorite was the hotate nigiri!

This is not the photo that they have posted on their website or DoorDash so they false advertise their food
Karina M.

Decided to try this again. You guys clearly don't know how to make the tuna tartar like the location at willow glen do and it's disgusting. It legit looks like you pureed tuna in a blender and you don't know how to season it. I genuinly think you guys should be concerned to call yourself Yuki, but not maintain the same recipes or quality. I will NEVER ever come here again. This is shit. You gave me 4 fucking wontons chips? You do know the photo you provided on DoorDash has more than 4 chips so why you're falsely advertising your food is INSANE. This was disgusting, gross, and looked like absolute dog shit

Sashimi with miso soup, salad and rice
Yeebing T.

TLDR: I'm not sure what the clipboard in front of the restaurant was, but it doesn't appear to be too important as a couple behind me held the door open for me while I was trying to figure out what to do with it and the host seated us both at separate tables in spite of them not using the clipboard. When I got back I noticed my name scratched out to indicate that I was served, but among the numerous people I had seen enter I had only seen one name below Came here for lunch and was greeted with friendly service and an option between a regular table and a tatami, which involved having to take off your shoes. I decided to opt for the regular table, and was given water while I figured out what to order. The ambiance is sleek yet comforting - small enough to feel intimate, while still having enough room to seat plenty of people with a section for tatamis for those who want a more authentic experience. I decided to get the sashimi combo, which came with miso soup, a salad and plain rice. The sashimi was good (one of the pieces was a little harder to chew in comparison to the others but was still edible), but not too filling (Luckily the sides helped with that lol). It's no Sushi Arashi (which is probably a hard standard to live up to considering the thick cuts of sashimi that they use) but it was enjoyable enough. If I were to come back again, I'd probably go for one of the rolls instead

House salad, miso soup and udon wheat noodles
Michele G.

Hey there Party People Yuki Sushi is a fantastic little Gem of a Sushi restaurant. The atmosphere really puts you in a Tokyo street Sushi house. It usually is busy enough that people have to wait outside for a table. We got there at 5:00 and luckily sat right down. My hubby got his usual sushi order. Tuna and salmon rolls as well as a rainbow roll. He was impressed with the higher grade of fish used for the rolls. My Brother-in-law got the Curry stew with pork katsu. You can tell the chef exactly what level of heat/spicy you want for your curry. That is a real bonus because you can get exactly what you want if you crave spice go for it if you have a sensitive pallet then tone down the spicy. You can have it however you desire. He said that the stew was perfect and a total flavor bomb in the best way possible I had the Yakatori beef. The presentation was great it came in its own cast iron pot. The broth was a little on the sweet side which was exactly what I was looking for. It was a huge portion so you can easily share. The noodles were cooked perfectly they weren't gummy. If you in the area you have got to give this place a try. Be kind to one another

Amuse-Bouche - Soba Noodles
James M.

Yuki Sushi was a go-to spot for my wife and I when we lived in Santa Clara, and I'm happy to report that over five years later they are still going strong, delivering quality Japanese meals in a cozy and chic environment. Each meal starts off with an amuse bouche of soba noodles which is a pleasant addition that you don't see too often. One of the things I appreciate about Yuki Sushi is that while they certainly specialize in actual sushi dishes, they have an extensive offering of both hot and cold Japanese dishes beyond your typical rolls and nigiri. The Beef Tataki was a satisifying appetizer, though they certainly stretch the definition of "seared" as this was pretty much just straight-up raw. Nothing wrong with that and it was still a tasty dish, just be mentally prepared for it to moo back at you when you eat it. The Chicken Kara Age was a generous portion, but honestly it wasn't my favorite variation of this popular dish. I found the breading and chicken itself to be overly dry, and they don't serve it with any kind of dipping sauce which is a shame. Even a simple Kewpie mayo on the side would go a long way to improving it. The sushi scene in San Jose is pretty crowded with options, but Yuki Sushi sets itself a cut above with its enjoyable atmosphere and extensive menu options. If you are craving some Japanese food in Santa Clara, it's definitely worth a visit.

Lunch Sushi Special
Michael H.

I've been to Yuki sushi a few times and totally forget to write a review because I'm too busy coming back to eat! Although smaller, Yuki sushi is quaint in their presentation. I enjoy seeing the chalkboard with different specials and food availability on the wall. It is very creative compared to other restaurants. I came for lunch on a Wednesday and was greeted by the friendly staff. I'd like to give a special thank you to tick, Jackie, and Nicole for your service, friendliness and help make and service delicious food for the community....(plus many others)!

Salmon Teriyaki
Jaye J.

$25 for one order of Uni (sea urchin) sushi. It comes with two tiny pieces of uni. It's delicious but very pricey, especially if you add 20% tip and tax on top of it. The lunch menu's salmon teriyaki is delicious.

M: Sunset Roll R: Spicy Tuna (4)
Natalie P.

Best sushi I have had so far in San Jose! I am a biggggg salmon lover and this spot was perfect for that. I got the sunset roll and it was just so refreshing. Peep the menu, 10 big slices of sashimi for good prices too. Inside is pretty small so it seems like it can get pretty busy fast!

Karaage
Danny Z.

Despite the 1k+ reviews on yelp, Yuki Sushi is a huge disappointment. We came here for lunch, and had the probably worst chirashi don in my life. Maybe they decided to add a "halloween flair" to the dish, but the entire don tasted extremely sweet as if im eating candy. The "sweet vegetables" which arent usually in a chirashi don (and in very large number relative to the fish here) is overseasoned with sugar and the taste heavily bleeds into everything else. Tamago was also very sweet, as well as the tuna (for some reason). The little pieces of fish had a rubbery texture and didnt really have much flavour to them; you can get better quality from grocery store sashimi. Finally the rest was extremely cold as if it was taken from the refridgerator. As can be shown in the picture, 30% of the rice is uncovered, and just under half of that is veges and tamago. Overall for 26$ this dish is nothing but a grocery store leftover that's recoated in sugar and repackaged in a ceramic for easy profit. What a disgrace. Needless to say, i will never come back for another meal.

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One of the best Japanese restaurant in the area. The hostess weee happy and pleasant.

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4 months ago

High quality fish you can't go wrong with anything. Staff is very friendly. I have been going for years, Yuki is truly a local gem.

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Do you offer a happy hour?

Sorry, we don't offer a happy hour at this time.

Do you have outdoor seating?

No they do not

Do they have all you can eat sushi?

Yuki Sushi does not have all you can eat sushi.

Do you offer brown rice sushi options?

Yes they do!

Do you take American Express card? Thanks?

Yes. They do

Is the Kitsune Udon vegetarian?

Veggies in veggie broth topped with Abura Age (fried Tofu).

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Food: Salted Saba bento 3/5…read moreThis is a pretty straightforward bento. I wasn't too big of a fan of the gyoza so I'd recommend replacing it with tempura when you order. The gyoza is fried well but the fillings is mushy. Miso soup and salad comes with the bento. The Saba was dry but the portion of fish they gave is pretty generous! Service: Service is friendly but slow. This could have been because I came with a large party though so that could have affected the service times. They did end up forgetting some orders at the table but since there was only one server at the time, handling the entire restaurant, it's understandable. Ambiance: Pretty cozy. Japanese decorations here and there.

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You pull into an utterly unremarkable Santa Clara strip mall and, for a moment, wonder if you have…read morethe right place. Then you open the door. Suddenly, you are somewhere else. Leichi is tiny, roughly 20 seats with booths tucked against the walls, sake bottles lining the room, and that wonderfully restrained quiet you find in small restaurants in Japan. It reminds me far more of the little restaurants I've loved in Tokyo, Kyoto and Kyushu cities than of the endless parade of sushi restaurants scattered around the Bay Area. And that distinction matters, because Leichi isn't really about sushi rolls. It is about something much more Japanese: craftsmanship. There is a Japanese idea, "kodawari" an almost uncompromising devotion to the details of one's craft, including the details most people may never consciously notice. That is what Leichi feels like to me. House-Made Tofu. Start here. It arrives looking almost too simple: impossibly soft tofu with ginger, green onion, salt and house-made soy sauce. That's basically it. But take a bite and you understand the restaurant FULLY. The tofu is delicate and almost custard-like, cool and silken against the sharp little spark of ginger and scallion, while the soy adds depth without drowning it. It is a dish with nowhere to hide,and Leichi doesn't need to hide anything. They make a sesame tofu version as well, equally worth ordering. Chawanmushi. Another deceptively quiet dish. The Japanese steamed egg custard is silky, savory and deeply comforting. Grilled Edamame. Rather than simply being steamed and dumped into a bowl, the pods arrive grilled and lightly blistered, their edges carrying a faint smokiness, with just enough salt clinging to your fingertips. A completely ordinary dish becomes something you keep reaching for. Nasu Dengaku. This may be one of the prettiest versions I've had. Two pieces of eggplant arrive lacquered in miso, one white, one red, the glossy surfaces caramelized until sweet, savory and slightly charred. Underneath, the eggplant practically collapses into creaminess. It looks almost like edible artwork, but more importantly, it tastes fantastic. Fresh Soba. The kitchen makes its own soba, served either cold or in broth, and that alone tells you something about the seriousness of the place. Good soba is a food of texture, aroma and restraint; there isn't a pile of sauce available to disguise mediocre noodles. Udon with Tempura. The udon has that wonderful chew and elasticity good udon should have, especially satisfying submerged in hot broth. The accompanying tempura is crisp and lightly battered. This is one place where I'll still give Japan the edge: some of the best tempura I've eaten in Kyoto had an almost impossibly thin, delicate shell that shattered on contact. Leichi's is very good; Kyoto ruined the curve. Then there is the seafood. I've never had a piece of sushi or sashimi here that didn't taste meticulously handled and exceptionally fresh. But one dish is the one I keep thinking about. Chirashi. It arrives like a little jewelry box. Carefully arranged slices of fish sit over warm rice, with ikura scattered across the top like translucent orange pearls. There is something particularly lovely about the temperature contrast, the cool, clean seafood against the gently warm rice underneath. It makes the bowl feel comforting rather than austere. Add a bowl of miso soup alongside it and, frankly, I don't need much else. Miso Black Cod. Another standout. The fish is so tender it separates at the slightest pressure from your chopsticks, while the miso has caramelized around the edges into something sweet, salty and deeply savory. The richness of the cod and the fermented sweetness of the glaze are exactly why this dish became a Japanese restaurant classic when it's done properly. And Leichi is not only for seafood. Japanese Curry. Their curry is wonderful the deeply comforting Japanese style, with slowly cooked vegetables creating that characteristic savory sweetness and richness. Ochazuke. This is another dish that captures what Leichi does so well. Rice and its accompaniments arrive first, followed by hot broth that you pour over everything yourself. Sake. The list is thoughtful, and when you order a bottle, they bring the bottle itself to the table. On my trips through Japan, I became fascinated by the seriousness with which people sometimes approach seemingly ordinary work. And there is something almost spiritual about it. Leichi feels like a tiny manifestation of that philosophy hidden in a Santa Clara strip mall. And behind all of it, the feeling that the chef that cares very deeply about getting these seemingly simple things right, day after day. Quiet. Precise. Unpretentious. And full of soul. I'm incredibly glad this little restaurant exists.

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