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    Sake2Me Sushi

    3.9 (800 reviews)
    PriceyJapanese
    Open 11:30 am - 10:00 pm

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    Shao-Lon Y.

    It's been a year since my first review of this place, and it's definitely better than last time. The service wasn't as slow as the first time I was here and the fish was better than I remember. Nothing was super suspicious anymore and I no longer felt like I was about to get food poisoning. While the nigiri is just alright, I actually liked the hand rolls a good amount. The unagi hand roll and salmon skin hand roll were full of meat and super sauced up with tasty eel sauce. I also liked the no rice nigiri which used crab salad in place of rice. The nigiri, which is what most people come here for, weren't my favorite. The fish to rice ratio is pretty good but all of the fish are a little lacking in flavor. Overall, I think this place is pretty average as far as ayce sushi goes.

    Jerry Y.

    Pros: - Great food! AYCE is great value with awesome rice to fish ratio with a lot of extras included (sushi taco, spicy tuna rice ball, edamame, and miso soup to name a few) - Priced very fairly especially for lunch. Definitely recommend the premium menu as there are great one time selections - Lots of seating with TVs playing Kpop. Not a place for peace and quiet, but it is a sushi joint so i don't expect it be Cons: - Rolls are extremely big (usually 12 pieces), so I would tread lightly when doing the all you can eat - Service was great during weekday lunch, but i heard stories of the rounds after the first being a bit slower so I would do bulk of the ordering in the first round - Premium items are limited to 1 order per person and rotate often so if you have a favorite you might not see it in the menu again. Definitely worth ordering as the premium items are usually the best! Overall - this place is great in terms of value and food so I would definitely return!

    Aileen Z.

    Look, for 40$ ayce you can't really complain. It's solid for what it is. My curiosity got the best of me and I needed to know if it had the same quality as the one in SoCal. I can definitively say... it does not have the same quality. Still glad to have tried it(: They give you big pieces of sashimi with very little rice - so amazing. The salmon was better than the tuna options overall in terms of freshness. The service is good and food comes out fairly quickly. Again, super solid for ayce!

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    Samantha G.

    First time trying this restaurant and we opted for premium menu so we can order nigiri. There are lots of seating inside but it's a small restaurant so it's very cramped. We had a party of 8 adults and got the two tables side by side so it was very long. No one came to remove old plates from the inside end of the table so it got cramped quickly, and the first end had to basically pass our orders down the entire length. Also it took a while to get our food. The nigiri was alright. The best was the salmon belly. I was hoping to try the yellowtail but I'm pretty sure they gave us albacore. It has a really fatty aftertaste to it. The other side of our table ordered yellow tail and it looked way different. The tuna was my least favorite, it was so fishy! And also could've skipped the carpaccio. The signature rolls were decent. More tuna leaning though. Couldn't find a decent signature salmon roll. I will not be coming back. I think their menu has a good variety but quality is not there. Also check your bill because they charged us 9 adults when we had 8 + 1 toddler.

    Andrew N.

    There's not that many ayce sushi spots in the bay (I know it's definitely growing) but I really enjoyed my previous experience. The nigiri's had a great rice to fish ratio with plenty of options. However it took a long time in between rounds this time to the point we got full fast:

    Catherine H.

    This place truly lives up to their balanced rice-to-fish ratio promise! Came here with 15 people to celebrate a friend's birthday and immediately, I appreciate their lenient, online reservation system. There's no deposit required and I was able to change the headcount multiple times with no issues. It was busy and full when we came at 6 PM on Friday evening but they cleared just enough space for our party. We were shocked from the moment the food arrived on our table. It was aesthetic and different from other sushi places that give too much rice in each portion. This place is definitely worth for AYCE! Premium is for sure the best option, allowing you to order both the front and back side menu items. Everything was delicious and we felt that it was worth the price.

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    Tiffany L.

    *Visited with a party of 3 around 4:30pm on a Friday This was my 2nd time visiting Sake2Me and this is definitely one of my favorite spots for AYCE sushi- especially it being $40 per person. The restaurant is a fairly decent size- though I believe they are pretty accommodating to larger parties. Their service has definitely improved and their staff is very kind & attentive. OKAY THE FOOD: * Definitely do the 2nd tier (red line) as you have plenty of more options- especially if you love nigiri! * Nigiri - they have a smaller ratio of sashimi slice to rice here, and honestly it's great for AYCE since you're able to eat a lot more nigiri. Keep in mind that each nigiri order comes with 2 pieces :) I am a BIG fan of their unagi, salmon belly, and their salmon & avocado nigiris. * Unagi handroll- you know, I still think about it and it's been 3 days since I've had it. It wasn't stuffed with rice and had a decent amount of veggies that compliment the unagi. I definitely would come back to try more of their handrolls * Special Rolls- we were able to have a few of their rolls (raw & baked) and they were all super yummy.

    Christine R.

    Came here with some friends to celebrate my birthday, and let me just say--why does ordering feel like I'm taking a sushi test? LOL. This is where AYCE sushi either passes or fails. We came around 3pm for an early dinner/late lunch, which ended up being perfect. By around 5pm, it started getting busier, so we definitely came at the right time. We stayed for almost 2 hours and pretty much had the place to ourselves, with only about two other tables. It was nice being able to sit, chat, and actually enjoy the experience without feeling rushed. The tempura was a highlight--crispy, lightly battered, and super delicious. We ordered two shrimp tempura and one veggie tempura (no surprise eggplant, thankfully lol). The shishito peppers had that fun random spice--some mild, some with a kick, but all really good. And you can never go wrong with edamame, perfectly salted. I honestly can't remember all the rolls we ordered but I know we got the signature Sake2Me roll, plus shrimp tempura, snow salmon, rainbow, kiss of fire, orange blossom, along with a mix of nigiri and other rolls. There were five of us, so it felt overwhelming at first, but since we weren't rushed out, we were able to enjoy everything at our own pace. Service was great--our server was attentive and friendly. All the rolls came out really quickly... maybe a little too quickly. We definitely should've paced ourselves better, but we were ordering with our stomachs, not our brains. Overall, this spot passes the test--no retakes needed.

    Jarod N.

    Sake2Me was my friend group's go-to AYCE sushi spot in Orange County, and when I heard they were opening a location in Fremont, I was ecstatic! This restaurant is located in the Pacific Commons plaza and there is plenty of parking. Since they've opened, I've been to the Fremont location 3 times and they have not disappointed! The fish-to-rice ratio on the nigiri is perfect for not filling your stomach up too fast, and the service has always been quick and accommodating. All of the fish is fresh (or as fresh as AYCE sushi can be, obviously we're not comparing this to omakase-grade sushi) and I always leave feeling quite satisfied with the value and quality of each meal. I usually try to come in on a weekday lunch to take advantage of the value pricing, and their basic menu is pretty extensive so it always does the job! I have never upgraded to the premium menu and still have everything I would want and more. Overall, one of the better AYCE sushi establishments in my opinion, and bonus points for the convenient location!

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    Chris M.

    Came here for a spur of the moment sushi outing. We decided to try somewhere new and remembered this place. I don't have much high hopes for an AYCE sushi place as I've been disappointed before but my oh my.... This place changed that opinion.. Fish quality was much better than I thought it would be. The nigiri was in smaller than usual sizes but this just allows you to try more. Very very good though ! The appetizers were all good as well. The crispy rice, gyoza , chicken teriyaki all very good and seem like was made to order and not just sitting there. Chicken itself had a good grilled taste to it. Udon noodles were great as well! Soju and beer ... well it's soju and beer. Can't mess that up. Service was quick and attentive as well! Overall great place and would easily come back again.

    Nancy P.

    I tend to keep the expectation low when it comes to AYCE sushi just because places tend to load up the rolls with rice, but I was pleasantly surprised by Sake2Me. They have a good variety from rolls to nigiri to apps which makes it perfect for groups. The fish quality was actually pretty good, I loved the salmon and yellowtail nigiri's. Our fave rolls were the Vivi and kiss of fire. The rolls are well constructed and drizzled with lots of sauce, and we enjoyed all the different flavor combinations. The sushi taco apps were surprisingly good too. Overall I don't think I tried anything that I didn't enjoy. The staff were attentive when it came to taking our orders and checking up on us, although, rolls took a bit longer to come out. But well worth the wait. I recommend making a reservation via Yelp. Overall super painless and enjoyable experience.

    Brandi P.

    Charlotte is amazing!! 3rd day of work... where?! The wait wasn't too bad for Valentine's Day. The selection was huge! Everything was really good. I would skip the miso soup (it was cold), and the tempura (it was soggy and on the oily side)

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    Lloyd C.

    Finally got a chance to try Sake2Me Sushi. The parking was easier here on a weeknight. The hype has died down for this place as we had an early dinner with reservations for 4 at 5:30pm. The restaurant filled up around 6:30pm. Modern yet simple decor. Inside dining only. They have separate single user men & women's restrooms. Regular Course AYCE $34.95 Premium Course AYCE $39.95 The nigiri was thin with a small amount of rice. The fish was fresh and bite-size. The rolls were decent sized and the carpaccio was very thinly sliced. You can order up to 5 rounds with 5 orders per person. They do have some food limits on certain items. The dining time limit is 120 minutes. Appetizers: Ika Geso Shishito Peppers (3) Fried Gyoza Vegetable Tempura (3) Agedashi Tofu Albacore Carpaccio (2) Salmon Carpaccio (3) Tuna Carpaccio (2) Mini Sushi Tacos with Salsa Crispy Rice with Spicy Tuna Hawaiian Poke Hand Roll: Salmon Skin HR No Rice Specials: Tim (crabmeat, salmon, lemon) Tuna Lover (spicy crabmeat, tuna, avocado) Rice: Fried Rice with vegetables Nigiri: Salmon Belly (limit 1 per customer) Salmon (3) Spicy Garlic Salmon Seared Salmon with Mango salsa Yellowtail (2) Albacore Freshwater Eel (3) Squid Salmon Egg Inari Butter Shrimp Masago Spicy Scallops (2) Seared Rolls: Crazy Salmon: In - spicy Imitation Crabmeat, avocado. Out - Seared salmon, cajun flakes, cilantro. Sauce - umami sauce. Signature Rolls: Orange Blossom: In - imitation crab, Salmon, avocado. Out - Salmon. Sake2Me: In - avocado, Spicy tuna, Shrimp Tempura. Out - Tuna. Sauce - Spicy garlic ponzu, eel sauce. Dessert: Green Tea Ice Cream (2) Vanilla Ice Cream The service was nice and friendly. They were attentive and checked up on us frequently. Support your local business.

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    Ask the Community - Sake2Me Sushi

    Are the Signature Rolls included in the regular price?

    Yes some are included and the others you have to pay extra for.

    AYCE not offer on the weekend?

    Its all you can eat all the time

    Is this the same Sake2me in Socal? Like the one in Cerritos.

    Yup! This one is their second store (i think)

    Does everyone at the table have to order AYCE?

    Yes

    The uni says limit 1 per person, does that mean we can order it only 1 time the entire dinner or we can order unlimited but only 1 at a time before ordering again?

    Only one order for the entire dinner per person. For example, if there's two people, you can order two orders of the uni the entire dinner. No more than that.

    I heard you have all you can eat sushi and sashimi ? If so, what are the days of the week and the price for each person?

    We went on a Sunday afternoon. All you can eat dinner was $49.99/pp. We arrived at 4 pm to beat the dinner crowd. We were sat right away. I think you can order as many time as you like within 90 minutes . But the service was slow, so our waitress… 

    Can I bring a pet?

    There's outside sitting

    My 1 year old doesn't eat a lot. Do kids under 3 years have to pay?

    No, kids under 3 years does not have to pay for the meal.

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    4.3(814 reviews)
    1.4 mi
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    apparently I'm obsessed w this place bc I come so often lol…read more dinner menu is omakase set menu only, but brunch menu has your typical menu items (brunch doesn't take reservations but fills up p fast) omakase 100/10 no notes first time omakase had lots of extra items complimentary of the chef, unsure if this was bc I went for an early bday celebration tho second time I went, we mentioned a shrimp allergy when they asked, but the first complimentary had unidentified shrimp paste (nothing life threatening but allergy meds had to be taken bc a throat was starting to close a teeny bit) so they didn't give us any more (understandable) - they were super apologetic abt it tho brunch menu has a lot of options & tbh I was a lil overwhelmed poutine tots - 8/10 wish there was more meat ube pancakes - 6/10 novelty wore off after the first few bites & I kinda wish we went w the waffle instead loco moco eggs benedict - 7/10 p good corn puff pastry - 8/10 good but I burnt my tongue I forgot what dessert we got but it was good

    Came here for dinner a few weeks ago and wow. I loved it. The moment i walked it, the decor was…read morebreath taking. We got the tasting menu which was 128/person. Each dish was so delicious. The wagyu was one of my favorites. The presentation on the food too. omg. freakin' beautiful. Our server was so polite and sweet. He really made sure we were taken care of. I definitely am coming back. I want to try the brunch. but also wouldnt mind doing the tasting menu again. Just thinking about it right now is making my mouth water. lol

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    MJ Sushi

    4.3(640 reviews)
    1.3 mi
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    This place is chefs kiss! This is by far one of my favorite sushi spots and i really love the fact…read morethey close late too! The seating is spacious and the workers are really friendly. I always get 3 rolls, the mj roll, lion king roll, t.s roll, and they are so fire. The rolls melt in your mouth, it's soft, crunchy, flavorful, it's just chefs kiss. However, the sizing of the rolls got smaller from the past times i have came which made me bummed out. I am a big back and of course i love my sushi to be fat but the past couple of times i have come, they are smaller. Still tastes great but still unfortunate. I still come back regardless because the pricing is pretty good compared to most sushi spots. Tungtungtungsahur rates 5/5

    MJ Sushi in Fremont is tucked away near the corner of a business center, so it's easy to miss if…read moreyou're not familiar with the area. We've been to their Palo Alto location on several occasions, so I was excited to have a closer location to us. The servers here were kind, welcoming, and attentive throughout our visit. The fish tasted fresh, and everything was presented nicely, which definitely made the dishes look even more appetizing. Their sushi rolls are on the smaller side, both in size and portion, but still tasty and well-prepared. You'll probably find yourself ordering more than just one or two rolls if you're looking to leave feeling full. Prices are reasonable for the area, though it's worth keeping the smaller portions in mind when comparing the value. That said, the quality and freshness of the fish make MJ Sushi a good option when you're craving sushi in Fremont.

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    Yaichi Japanese Restaurant

    4.2(188 reviews)
    6.7 mi

    Food: Ume Bowl with Ochazuke Set Price: $26 + $4.5…read moreOverall: I came here with my boyfriend to celebrate our anniversary back in April! It is in the general area with Cere Tea and Koi Palace. We arrived around 6PM and were seated immediately. We came for the seafood don and both got the UME with an addition of the ochazuke set. For $26 + 4.5 for the set, I think it's really worth the price and you get a good amount of fresh fish. Each bite felt like I was transported to Japan and eating a Kaisendon. Although we had to wait for a bit for the dashi soup to arrive , it was a delicious end to our meal. So comforting and hearty.

    Cute little space in a very Asian-centric strip near that McCarthy Ranch area, right below Koi…read morePalace iykyk. Loved the quaint atmo, dark colors with zen vibes and the small space made me feel like I found a gem in an alley in Japan. Unique menu where they'll do a few fried apps, udon soups where they told me the noodles are homemade. And this rice seafood bowl where minced up tuna and other sushi ingredients are all in one bowl. I've had chirashi hundreds of times but I've never had a bowl quite like this...so I had to give it a whirl. Take Bowl ($33/4*) So this gets presented in a very Japanese fashion. On a tray with a decorative ceramic bowl containing the seafood and rice, a matching ceramic bottle of homemade soy sauce, a pickled cabbage side and a nice big wooden spoon. In that bowl is a base of warm plain short grain rice, topped with a generous mound of minced raw tuna, a little snow crab, a few chunks of raw scallop and this particular version has a ton of salmon roe. It is garnished with a small nori sheet, some scallions, pickled ginger and wasabi. So very familiar ingredients if you're a fan of sushi, but the experience is one I can say I've never done. Menu says to first make your own hand roll with that nori sheet, stuff it to your hearts content. Once that's done you can eat the bowl as you wish. Hopefully with a dousing of the soy/wasabi combo as the minced fish is completely plain, no seasoning. I kinda mixed the seafood mixture into the rice a bit, not sure if that's the move. Now here's my take on this new way to eat sushi ingredients. I liked it but I didn't love it. I think I would much rather just eat a chirashi or a tartare prep from a sushi chef, as those have texture and flavor added by a chef. Here you have to do everything yourself and often there can be a learning curve to the new experience. Like I had to add the soy/wasabi mix several times, as I just couldn't figure out the right amount as their soy sauce is much less salty than commercial versions. And I was too concerned on not going overboard and ruining my bowl, so I was doing it in a very cautious but cumbersome manner. Also since everything was so minced up, the overall texture is very one note, soft and mushy. At least with a chirashi you can sense each fish's firmness and unique texture. Here the chopped tuna, chopped scallop and shredded crab are all soft, and with the soft rice, was just a mush fest for me. There were small hunks of cucumber and pickled lotus root that gave little hits of crunch, but still not enough for me. I will say the seafood is very fresh and in good portioning. Fried Squid Legs ($4.50/4*) Very small skewer of trimmed up calamari tentacles fried tempura style. The fry is very light. The tentacles remain quite tender yet with a slight chew. But the crispness was minimized by the light fry. Still decent with the cold seafood bowl, to go back and forth on the bites. I'd still come back to try those homemade udon noodles, now that I've knocked out their seafood bowl. Give me an adventure and I'll delve right in. Thanks Yaichi for providing such an adventure.

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