Well like the title says. I love sushi house in Alameda, but it's so damn far. Any input's appreciated

 

some ppl said the sushi house is racist? Dunno

Blowfish if you want to drop mad scrilla, I really like sushi boat town down in south san jose too

Sushi o Sushi on El camino is pretty decent as well

 

Sushi House is racist?! How?
Never been there, but that sounds different haha. Curious...

 

lol yeah I dunno, but Ive heard that from more than 1 person

 

it is because they refuse to serve berger and frys.

 

sushi o sushi is really good, blowfish is bank. i like Sato Sushi on Monterey Hwy the best, plus its close, i know around my work here in saratoga/los gatos/campbell area there are some really good places, just as long as you stay away from the franchise places you should be ok.

 

Not in the areas specified, but Sushi 85 in Mt. View is definitely worth the trip!

 

^ really? that place is new, or the name of it at least. Maybe it changed owners. i live 2 blocks from that place!

I never ate there because of the name, Sushi 85? lol i'll try it

If you like sushi boat service, Sono Sushi is downtown MV, cant tell you about the quality...since i'm not of asian descent, despite what i look like

 

Not sure if it matters to you guys but many of the sushi places in South Bay are not Japanese run/owned. Most if not all of them are Korean owned/ran and they may have never been to Japan before. A coworker of mine tells me that there is a Korean Sushi school down in LA and they apparently just give these "Sushi Chef certificates" to anybody who is willing to pay their school feels. I dunno about you guys but Korean/Chinese owned Japanese restaurants just irk me.

 

Semo Sushi on Mowry

 

The chefs are always japanese, at least the ones at the sushi bar rolling the fatties

 

sushi factory in willow glen

only thing i like about the place is the all you can eat sushi

 

that is funny. i was in orange county last week and went to a sushi place. i sat at the sushi bar hoping to get the best. i was shocked to see carlos and jesus rolling suhi behind the counter. i have never seen that before. thought it was really funny.

 

Not sure how ol' the place is, I've only been there once, but I'll be goin' again this Wed. night for all you can eat sushi -- which is all made to order w/ the freshest array of seafood. They have all you can eat sushi during lunch and dinner. The name is a bit iffy, but I think it's for the different number of rolls they offer.

Anyways, the sushi chef, who I believe is also the owner is a pretty dope character. He hook'd it up w/ some Sake Bombs on the house, now that's hospitality!

The place is a bit hidden, due to construction, but right next door is a dance class, if jailbait is your kinda thing!

 

Downside to South Bay sushi/Japanese joints... no okonomiyaki! Well, at least to the best of my knowledge.