We came to Akira Sushi on a Thursday evening before catching the new Demon Slayer movie. It was our…read morefirst visit, and since it was on the way, we figured we'd give it a try -- and we're so glad we did! Everything was a 10/10 experience from start to finish. We arrived around 5 p.m. and were one of just a few parties seated, so it was quiet and relaxed. The first thing we noticed was how beautifully decorated it was inside. Like others have mentioned, the exterior might not catch your eye right away, but once you step in, it's vibrant and welcoming. Our server was friendly, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed throughout our meal. We ordered the sashimi nigiri plate, agedashi tofu, and an eel roll (I can't remember the exact name). Every dish was excellent -- the fish was incredibly fresh, and the agedashi sauce was bursting with flavor. Honestly, it's the best agedashi tofu we've had so far! We were too hungry to snap photos this time, but I'll definitely add some on our next visit. Highly recommend checking out Akira Sushi if you're in the area -- great food, warm service, and such a pleasant surprise overall.

We were craving some Japanese food and found this place with decent reviews. We came on a Saturday…read morearound lunch and it wasn't busy. The exterior is very unsuspecting. I would have never thought a Japanese restaurant was here. The inside was another story! The inside is decorated with all kinds of Japanese pictures and decor. You definitely felt like you were in a Japanese restaurant. The menu was impressive! Everything had pictures which is so amazing! It was just easier having an idea of what to pick based on looking at the pictures. There were all kinds of sushi rolls, bento boxes, noodles, appetizers and plates. We decided to get the ramen, salmon katsu, and tempura bowl. Food came our really quick. Portions were good and everything we tasted wonderful. It definitely satisfied our craving. The tempura was crispy. The ramen broth was rich and noodles nice and chewy. The bento box came with gyoza, salad, tempura, oranges, miso soup and rice. Service was great. They were attentive, and friendly. Eating with our littles ones is never easy and we appreciated how patient they were with us. We loved the food and hope to come back and try their sushi next!

Less than two years after I fell in love with this sushi restaurant, I'm farthest from in love and…read moredon't expect to return. Check out the menu pricing. $48.99+ tax for 8 pc sashimi, 4 pieces nigiri and a "special" roll. Exorbitant. And they claim under new management but the same man is behind the fish counter. And I understood he had bought it around a year ago. Unbelievable.

Reasonably priced veggie sushi options can be found here. They're basic, but for the price I would…read moresay it's worth stopping in for. Sushi Star is in a little strip mall behind a Walgreens and located a few doors down from Corner Pocket, which is likely why they stay open to 10pm on weekends. A section of the menu is labeled "Vegetarian Rolls" but most of them are actually vegan. There's also a few veggie appetizer standards: edamame, seaweed salad, sunomono. They also have inari. The seaweed salad was an actual salad... it came served on a bed of spring greens. I liked it. We also tried the AAC (avocado, asparagus, cucumber) and Veggie Rolls. Both were good, but the Veggie Roll was modified to what was actually listed on the menu. It was still tasty though. I liked how the veggie rolls come sauceless by default so I don't have to ask for them to be removed to keep it vegan. Basic = easy. Service was average here, so all in all I would come back when I'm looking for another quick bite of vegan sushi and don't feel like making it myself.

We've been eating sushi here for many years. Every time I try to eat something new. I'm…read moreNever upset about my choice. This was the last time we ate- oh so yummy. Service is good. Busy toward the evening time. It has dimmed lights.

Wife brought me to her (and my daughters) new favorite Japanese comfort food teriyaki and sushi…read morejoint. I found it to be average. I had a bento box with mixed tempura (only one tiny shrimp) teriyaki beef, and a california roll. Nothing was bad, but nothing was unique or better than any other similar restaurant I have been to. The biggest downer is they are clearly not filtering their water, and even with four lemon slices, all I could taste was chlorine. All in all ok, and I give three stars for the large portions. Two meals in one order.

Sadly, I didn't take any pictures, but this was by far my favorite sushi spot. My boyfriend and I…read morewent every other week. My go-to was the Firecracker roll, and the Pepperfin was seriously to die for. Please reopen at a new location!!! I'll always support you guys. The staff were amazing, always so attentive and kind. I'm really going to miss this place. :(

I came here because of the high reviews, but unfortunately I was fooled…read more The ribeye appetizer was awful. The meat tasted old and undercooked and the flavor was off. The miso soup was also very strange and had an unusual smell and taste that honestly reminded me of swamp water. The sushi rolls were not good either. They are extremely large, but that is mainly because they are overfilled with crab mix. Many of the rolls seem double stuffed with crab mixture which overwhelms the other ingredients and makes everything taste the same. Cleanliness was also a concern. The place felt a bit dirty and even the soy sauce bottle on the table was sticky. Service was just okay. Nothing special. They simply took our order and brought the food. Overall I was really surprised by the high ratings because my experience did not reflect them at all.

The service was excellent. The food was to die for and the menu was diverse. I tried salted edamame…read morefor the first time and unlimited, and I get it every time now.

I stopped by after seeing a happy hour sign on the curb while I was driving by!…read more The restaurant has dimmer lighting with great decor. I love the plant features on the walls. They also had ocean creature videos playing which was nice since I was dining solo so I had something to keep my eyes busy. My waitress was very kind, I believe her name was Tayla(Taylor?) and she truly amplified the dining experience. When I placed my order she asked if I wanted any additional dipping sauces and even made suggestions when I asked her for her opinion. The chili crunch was an awesome topping and I will be sure to ask about it next time. The food was great and super filling. Everything came out quickly. I will be sure to come back with my partner and family next time. Great find and I'm so glad I stopped by!

Good sushi. Service was fine…read more Clean. It's a hit or miss but to be honest best stuffed mushrooms in the whole entire world.

Nice fresh ingredients and good service. Great quality for this part of Sac for good prices…read more Would recommend especially if nearby places have way too long a line!

I've never been here but I've heard good things but, can you tell me what is the best day and time…read moreto go to avoid the crowds last time I went it was a long line so we ended up leaving

Hibachi Buffet is a good deal for AYCE lunch at $16.99…read more I enjoyed the Kung Pao Chicken, Stir Fried Shrimp (no shell), Lotus Wrapped Sticky Rice, Fried Fish, Tako octopus sashimi, and Seared Tuna or Sea Steak sashimi. For dessert, I liked the Sesame Ball, Mango Jello, and fruit (canned apricots, fresh pineapple). Several Chinese soup choices, like Hot and Sour, Shrimp Egg Drop, and Wonton. Stir fried noodles station where you can choose your ingredients. Salads and cold dishes. Cakes and desserts. Fried foods. Seafood, like shrimp, mussels, clams, small seafood meatball claws. Birthday person gets a free slice of cake. For groups 5 or less, the birthday person gets a discounted rate ($5 or $10 off?). For groups 6+, the birthday person gets a free meal. Check out Hibachi Buffet's website to see photos and prices, including to Party Tray, prices per lb, and individual servings.

This place is a huge favorite of me and my sister. The restaurant is a good size and it's never…read moreempty but the service is also very quick and the wait staff are super friendly. We love how fresh the sushi is and since it's all you can eat, they do not skimp on the amount of fish you're getting and the rice portion of the nigiri isn't huge at all. I had their pineapple frost soju cocktail and it was super refreshing.

We were treated to a celebratory dinner here and had a really nice experience overall. The staff…read morewas warm and friendly, and there were plenty of food and drink options to choose from. We opted for à la carte instead of all you can eat and tried a mix of classic rolls like yellowtail, along with fresh rolls including the Hamachi Lover and Salmon Lover. We also ordered the Sara special roll, sampled the albacore, and tried the mussels. Everything was beautifully presented. All around, a pleasant dining experience.

Great food, and service. The owner Sunny is awesome great attention to detail. The ambiance is…read moreawesome.

Came in for lunch with a bunch of people and was taken care of very well! The staff are super…read morefriendly and brought everything we ordered out very quickly! Cherry blossom roll smacks so hard, and their udon was a hit with the kids. I got mostly nigiri, which had a very generous ratio of fish to rice. Their spot is very chill and laid back, mostly tables and chairs with a couple sets of banquets. I highly recommend this spot if you're in the area!

I'm mostly rating this a 5 because of how delicious the sushi was. The service was good and didn't…read moretake long. It was not too busy when we went so the place was calm and comfortable.

I think Mikuni is still one of the top-tier sushi places in the Sacramento area. I was introduced…read moreto them years ago, but I always find it a treat to come in. We came in on a Tuesday night and there was still a crowd, but we were seated within about 15 minutes. It was quite lively with a few larger groups were we were seated, but you could still talk amongst your group and be heard. As for the food, it is still some of the best fish I've tasted. The prices have definitely gone up in the 10ish years I've been coming, so it's probably more a rare treat than an occasional visit. Everything was super fresh and came out quick enough. The serving size for some of the dishes have diminished, for example, the Musolino Pasta. Considering the base is upon noodles, I'm surprised they're putting less into that rather than their fish. The sushi rolls and sashimi dishes we picked still had a lot of fish pieces and very very fresh. Just that one big ding on a non-sushi based dish and of course the prices. Aside from that, I still love coming here and the Fair Oaks location is still near and dear to my heart.