x2 worst example of a sushi joint around. GO stand on a chair and scream saki bomb in a real restaurant.... One of my favorite places is Yakko in Mtn View. It's located on Dana a bout two blocks from shoreline. Feel free to kick back and have a good time. It has a great atmosphere, great food, the chefs are funny as all hell.

 

sushi factory. meridian & branham

 

Alameda Sushi House
Sushi Sam's

Barracuda is just alright to me, not THAT great and pretty expensive.

 

2nd that for sushi factory a lil more expansive but its all you can eat! and they make it fresh for you

 

If you want to have some good sushi try Angel Fish or Tomi Sushi.

 

taco bell

 

its worth the drive. The service is really ****ty but the food is awesome

 

Oh here are the reviews and directions to Angel Fish
http://www.yelp.com/biz/ef6lkEMvgP4KNbznrAz1pQ

Sushi Tomi

http://www.yelp.com/biz/dRUwsxx0Z3cN0JN8UlevfQ

 

Zushi Puzzle on Lombard & Buchanan in SF. Hands down the best I've had. Been going there for 5 years now and won't go anywhere else.

They recently were awarded for 2007 best Sushi in the city by Zagats guide, as well as getting the highest rating from the Michelin guide.

I highly recommend it, and if you go sit at the sushi bar.

 

word!!

 

Yeah, i dont know why they have it, but Sunday's Dinner special is all you can eat sushi for like $19 or something. But theres a catch, theres like 4 orders per plate, and you have to finish all thats on your plate or pay for the remaining - thats how they getcha. (PS plus they use WAY to much rice)


I actually go there for lunch - its not busy, service is good, food is very good (and was $28 for 2 people, instead of my usual like $50 in plate of sushi by myself.)

Granted if your going at night when they have Saki Bomb time - id prolly dislike it also. Nothing more annoying than when your trying to enjoy your dinner, large flashing lights, people screaming and drinking on tables....

 

 

seto sushi on maude off mathilda in sunnyvale - authentic japanese sushi house, I see more japanese clientele there more than any other sushi place. On the pricy side though.
***i sushi in palo alto. Classy atmosphere, good sushi, and expensive

 

If you like the Sushi there, I definitely recommend you go to Sushi Club, just down the street. Kimura-san, the Sushi chef/owner of Sushi Club, used to be the sushi chef at Seto but something happened so he decided to make his own restaurant. A LOT of Seto's regulars changed to Sushi Club because of Kimura-san.

 

Sachi Sushi in San Ramon. I doubt anyone knows about this place, but its great. The owner is super awesome