Restaurants that offer Aburi Saba

Zest Restaurant

➤ 2775 W. 16th Ave Vancouver, BC V6k 3C3, V6K4W7, United States

Sushi • Asian • Japanese • Fine Dining

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"a plate, a square type of sushi, was not as good as the other dishes. Maybe it had too much mayonnaise. also the server came with water and ask a few before we had time to sit down"

Ten

➤ 120B E Main St, Charlottesville, 22902, United States

Sushi • Asiatic • Seafood • Japanese

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"This was our first time at Ten and we will definitely be back! The food was amazing . We started with gyoza and then shared a wasabi roll, tiger roll and wagyu beef roll. All were delicious and there are lots more things to try next time!"

Miyabiya Sushi Grill

➤ 115 Cyril Magnin Street, San Francisco, 94107, United States Of America

Sushi • Grill • Asian • Japanese

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"You know how in neo-noir movies there's meetings with shady characters where they talk business over sake and sushi? Yeah, that would be this place. The food is pretty great, I can't complain. Freshly served and neat presentation. Had some miso soup and a Cherry Blossom roll with hot tea, and they were pretty good and just plain pretty. Portions are on the smaller side though, so be warned. The atmosphere is not extraordinary, but it works well. It's an unfussy place, didn't seem very crowded. Service was good and, although not prompt, can't complain. There seems to be a large variety of rolls, with the traditional fare much cheaper than the special rolls. I went a bit fancy, but you can get meals tea under $20 if you'd like. Overall, it's a pretty good place for a quiet evening bite."

Yuzuki Japanese Eatery

➤ 598 Guerrero Street San Francisco, CA 94110, 94110-1542, San Andreas, United States

Beer • Steak • Seafood • Chicken

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"The food here is great. Traditional Japanese cuisine that goes far beyond sushi. We come often and we love it. A little on the pricey side, but you pay for quality. I read other reviews saying the service is terrible. I disagree. The servers and the owner are really nice and attentive. It is a bit slow, it's true, but most of their food is cooked from scratch. For example their rice cooks for 30 minutes. Again, quality takes time. Give me slow food over fast food any time."

Dash Japanese Tapas Sushi

➤ 204 2nd Avenue, San Mateo, 94401, United States Of America

Sushi • Tapas • Asiatic • Seafood

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"Visited DASH for a friend's birthday dinner without a reservation on a Wednesday night. We didn't have to wait long and were seated pretty quickly. The space is pretty small but didn't feel too cramped even though there it was pretty busy at the time.My friend ordered salmon sashimi and Kaisen Don while I got Chirashi.The difference between the Kaisen Don and the Chirashi is that the Kaisen Don includes the daily specials of fish so it's always changing, and the Chirashi will always be salmon/shrimp/egg/scallop/tuna/yellowtail. It came with a salad.I enjoyed my meal and the way they seasoned the rice and my friend did too, but we both agreed that the pricing was a bit high for what we got.Overall I would return again. I would probably want to try their shareable plates next time as they seem to be what this place is well known for."

Daigo

➤ 2363 Birch St #B, Palo Alto, United States

Sushi • Casual • Asiatic • Seafood

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"I was in the mood for good quality sushi and found Daigo on Yelp. I remember visiting the SF location and remembered it was delicious so I wanted to give this newer location a try. We both had the Omakase with a couple of a la carte items. The 6 fishes that were served to us in the beginning of the Omakase weren't the best. They were mostly bland colored fishes that all tasted the same-rubbery and tasteless. But then it got better. The other items were fresh, buttery and amazing. The Toro and Uni were my favorites of the night. We also had the crispy tempura mushroom with truffled salt, hamachi shooters and monk fish. All were delicious! We also shared a black sesame cheesecake which wasn't the best. It had a pretty dense filling and nonexistent crust. Overall, I'll be back, but I would skip the dessert."

Uoyakutei Japanese Inc

➤ 4408 California 1, Pacifica, United States Of America

Sushi • Asiatic • Japanese • Vegetarian

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"Definitely not worth the price. The portions are extremely small and everything just looked thrown together. The smallest nigiri Ive ever seen, literally the size of half my pinky."

Musha

➤ 1725 W Carson St, Torrance I-90501-2822, United States

Soup • Fish • Asian • Cheese

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"One of my favorite izakaya spots in Torrance. Every dish is flavorful and the extensive menu offers something for everyone. The cheese gratin is among the more popular dishes and worth trying if you like rich cheese. Be sure to make a reservation in advance as seats are limited, fill up quickly, and people often stay long for drinks. Portions are on the smaller side and prices can add up, but if you haven't tried this place, definitely give it a try."

Samurai Papa

➤ 32 Varet StNY 11206, Brooklyn, United States

Asian • Japanese • Vegetarian • Vegetarian Friendly

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"Small place on a side street that definitely produces delicious dishes. The ramen bowls are tasty, especially when spices are added to make it to your liking. The sushi rolls are very simple and basic...they seem to be something that you would have accompany your ramen or other main dish, not rolls you would have on their own as a main dish/dinner. The interior is nice, with community tables, solid bench chairs and well lit. The restroom is a rolling door near the back of the restaurant and it is quite amusing to watch people try to figure out how it works! Downsides of this restaurant include portion size for price paid and lack of sushi selection. It is recommended to order extra noodles on the side if you are getting ramen. Happy hour specials currently include $3 glasses of sake and $3 Orion beers. Lunch specials seem like they would be a good deal as well. All in all, a very good place to get a bite to eat!"

Musha Tokyo Cuisine

➤ 424 Wilshire BlvdCA 90401, Santa Ana, United States

Sushi • Asian • Izakaya • Japanese

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"I am giving Musha, a delightful and affordable neighborhood Izakaya-style Japanese restaurant, three stars. I believe that four stars should be reserved for top-of-the-line dining establishments, and five stars for the absolute best. Musha was quite enjoyable, with fresh and savory flavors in their Izakaya-style dishes. The restaurant was busy even on a rainy Tuesday night, and we enjoyed dishes such as layered omelette with squid and noodles, citrus-y duck breast, grilled tongue, grilled salmon, pork belly with eggs and potatoes, and a refreshing Japanese green salad. The dessert menu was a bit odd, with French and Italian-inspired options like tiramisu and creme brulee. Overall, I would definitely return to Musha for its reasonable prices and variety of dishes beyond the usual udon, teriyaki, and sushi."