Sushi restaurants in California: profiles, services and practical information.
A sushi dinner can take shape one piece at a time or follow an omakase chosen by the chef. Nigiri, sashimi and rolls offer different routes through the menu; understanding the restaurant’s format helps you choose the occasion you want.
Ryu Sushi is on Jefferson Avenue, north of the historic heart of Old Town, in an area where restaurants depend more on road access than on a continuous tourist walking r…
View profile →Sushi Boat is in the Promenade Temecula shopping area, a useful address for combining a meal with shops, a cinema or other errands. The official menu is broad: nigiri, s…
View profile →Fire-Fish is on Ynez Road, in a restaurant and retail area north of historic downtown Temecula, near the cinema and shopping corridor identified in public listings. Its…
View profile →Kaoru occupies unit A-107 at Pacific East Mall, 3288 Pierce Street, in a Richmond shopping and dining area set apart from the downtown walk. The mall’s official director…
View profile →Oishi occupies a modest storefront on El Cajon Boulevard, one of North Park’s commercial arteries. The city plan places this area within a central urban community where…
View profile →On 30th Street, Riki Sushi sits along the corridor where North Park mixes restaurants, breweries, homes and small shops. The difference from a resort district is clear:…
View profile →Tomo occupies a unit on Junipero Serra Boulevard, in a part of Daly City where shops are arranged among plazas, arterials and parking lots, away from central San Francis…
View profile →Serramonte is one of Daly City’s major retail hubs, in a suburban city beside San Francisco that the municipal plan describes as primarily residential, with shopping cen…
View profile →Kabuki Sushi is on Hillcrest Avenue in Antioch’s southern commercial area, near shopping centres and major routes. The city’s planning documents note that much of its mo…
View profile →Antioch combines its historic relationship with the San Joaquin River with residential and commercial growth spread along its roads. The city plan distinguishes Rivertow…
View profile →Sushi Plus One is in Sierra Vista Plaza on Hancock Avenue, west of Murrieta’s historic core. The old centre still recalls the railway settlement that preceded modern gro…
View profile →JooN’s occupies a unit on Murrieta Hot Springs Road, a commercial and service corridor in a city shaped by rail, mineral springs and, more recently, residential growth a…
View profile →Sushi Hunter occupies a corner of Powell Street near Union, in a part of North Beach where Italian menus make room for a Japanese option. Its menu combines sushi, sashim…
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Reopened under Kyle Itani and Jeremias Jimenez in 2026, this small Old Oakland sushi room offers an eight-course omakase alongside individually ordered sushi.
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