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    Sushi Edomata

    4.5 (136 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 1:30 PM, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    SUSHI EDOMATA ATMOSPHERE

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    Casual
    Good for groups

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    Dragon roll
    Laura O.

    So excited to finally try Sushi Edomata. It had been too long since going to Sushi Sam's. The sashimi was buttery and delicious. The rolls were all yummy. Just wish there was a little more offering but the quality is always better than quantity. The staff is very friendly and quick to refill drinks. It's pretty small and you must have a reservation to eat there.

    Crab nigiri
    Maggie W.

    This might be my favorite sushi spot in the entire Bay, hands down. The service is amazing and I loved everything I was served here. I went here with my friend for her birthday and the crab meat, salmon belly, and sweet shrimp nigiri were all fantastic. Be prepared to open your wallet though, this place is not cheap! The sushi chefs and servers all have a sense of humor and are really kind. The raw oysters are so delicious, and the chicken karaage is crispy and plentiful. I enjoyed everything I was served here. It's easy to drive past this location since it's on a side road and off the strip of trendy downtown restaurants, but don't let that fool you.

    Brenda L.

    I heard a lot of positive things about Sushi Edomata (formerly Sushi Sam's) so I was excited when we planned on having it for dinner. My group and I ended up going with the omakase experience. Since we were seated at a table, everything came out in 5s one-by-one which was nice and convenient. The fish quality here was great and the rice-to-fish ratio was perfect too. My favorite fish were the tuna and uni! Overall, the omakase here is great if you want high-quality fish without a super expensive price point. The omakase experience also comes with a dessert - I got the matcha panna cotta and it was a nice way to end the meal. Pro tip: make sure you reserve a seat ahead of time if you plan on coming for dinner. It gets BUSY! We came in for a Wednesday dinner (at opening) and the line was out the door by the time we left.

    Special Sam and Crab Handrolls
    Jonathan C.

    Located in an unassuming location, I was surprised to see how crowded it was on a Thursday evening. It seems that there are many regulars that come. Make sure to make reservations ahead of time as we saw a few people be turned away. Sushi Edomata fits in for those who want a slightly higher quality sushi experience ($100/pp), but not Michelin */Omakase ($200-300/pp). The sushi was solid, but aside from the sweet shrimp (love the fried head), amberjack and hot ate, some of the pieces fell flat or were unmemorable. Part of going to a sushi experience for me is the ambiance and the interactions with the sushi chef, and unfortunately, I felt Sushi Edomata fell short on this front. The 4 sushi chefs were so busy that they never interacted with us. They were also so busy that they were putting pieces of sushi before I even finished a piece. I hate feeling rushed eating sushi especially when the prices are $10 per piece. I love savoring each piece and I felt like I couldn't do that here. I actually think I would try prefer sitting at a table rather than the counter at this restaurant so I can eat my sushi in piece. Service was also lacking as not one staff came by to check on us or refill our waters unless we flagged someone down. Also, when asking for sushi recommendations, our waitress only stated the most expensive pieces. Unfortunately, because of the experience with the service, I don't think I'll be one of the regulars. For those looking for a quick pace popular sushi spot, this is your restaurant.

    Junsheng X.

    Did not know this place existed, but it's probably one of the most fresh sushi I've had in the Bay Area that isn't just an Omakase. Crazy good nigiri pieces with super fresh fish - lots of melt in your mouth slices that don't taste frozen or fishy I'd love to return! Recommend making a reservation ahead though - super busy even on a Tuesday

    Mackerel and salmon nigiri
    Evan C.

    I was a big fan of Sushi Sam's back in the day and was delighted when a good friend invited me to come to Sushi Edomata to have dinner. When you enter it is a bright space and like the old place it is cheery and a party - lots of Happy Birthday yells - and the waiters speak Cantonese like the old place! My friend booked a table online and we were seated within 10 minutes of our time. The service is exceptional. Our waiter was super friendly, gave us excellent recommendations, order to eat the sushi in, and paid attention to every detail. As for the sushi - top notch. The bluefin was the reddest boldest one I've ever had. The black cod is transcendent. The kiwi on top and the sauce pairs perfectly. Rosy seabass very good. Even standard salmon is very good. Generous with their cuts, much more fish than rice. Oh and the eel. Not your standard super sweetened unagi, this has much more subtle and nice flavour. Almond tofu is soo smooth. You won't regret coming here.

    Saba
    Sharon S.

    It took us awhile to get here but we finally made it. Sushi Edomata is the spinoff from Sushi Sam's. The location is still in San Mateo about 20 blocks or so from the original location on 3rd. The place is still fairly small, but aesthetically pleasing and warm. It was wonderful to see many familiar faces still running the restaurant. They only take reservations for dinner now. We had one for 8 p.m. but weren't seated until closer to 8:20 p.m. This was the same issue they had at Sushi Sam's, but not as bad. Hopefully this will improve over time. The special fish is now only one nigiri per order, but I was super happy that they had rosey seabass on the menu and they weren't out of it. It was $10 per piece. The toro is now $13 a piece. Prices have gone up quite a bit. Six of us, including a bottle of sake and a couple of beers, came to $840 with tip. Steep pricing for a Friday night meal. I really enjoyed my experience and was delighted to eat my favorites again.

    Ada H.

    Previously I was only able to get a table by lining up 15 minutes before their lunch opening but was pleasantly happy that they updated their reservations to the online system. I, most recently, was able to call same day and get a 8 PM dinner reservation. Kelvin was super friendly and very accommodating and I appreciated that he was able to check with the other reservations and call me back prior to confirming any availability. Lunch time is great since it's easier to get a seat but just be aware most of special fishes aren't available at that time. My go to fish here is Akamutsu but they always run out which is a bummer. Their California rolls are the best! Don't sleep on it. Their Kani salad is fresh and creamy just like their California rolls. Hokkaido uni is rich and has no metallic aftertaste taste. Monkfish liver is buttery and the umami sauce they added to it was delightful. Baby lobster was cooked to perfection and had no chewiness. All the wait staff are fun and really accommodating and I highly recommend coming here for dinner with friends, family or significant others.

    Brandi T.

    Made a last minute reservation for 8pm and was seated right in front of the sushi chefs. We ordered the omakase and enjoyed every piece. Everything tasted fresh and the fish to rice ratio was perfect. My fave pieces were the uni, toro and rosy sea bass! Cant wait to come back and try more!

    Quiet before the storm. Pic of literally 1 min before the seats were filled
    David V.

    Although we miss the original staple in San Mateo, Sushi Sam's, were happy to have visited his team that are continuing in his tradition of servicing fine Japanese cuisine! I still remember the faces of his original team and their ever so delightful greeting when you enter the establishment. We went with our favorite dishes as well as tried some dishes for the first time. They all hit their mark and brought me back to my first wow experience. Even after we visited Japan and having dined at some of their sought after restaurants, the team at Sushi Edomata are one of the best to bring that taste and experience of Japan stateside. If your looking for authentic Japanese food served by true Japanese chefs who were trained by one of the greatest Japanese chefs I've had the chance to personally know for almost his entirety in San Mateo, I highly suggest to visit his team here at Sushi Edomata, they will not disappoint! Edomata team, please send Sam my warm greetings and continued Blessings during his retirement!!

    Rainbow roll
    Cristina A.

    Sushi Edomata has even more delicious food - plus the same excellent service and staff from Sushi Sam's! The restaurant itself is cheerful, vibrant, and spacious. You could feel the joy radiating from every table tonight. At Sushi Sam's, the quality of crab meat stood out as supreme. I ALWAYS ordered several of the temaki (SSS, California) and rainbow roll. Happy to say that, tonight, the temaki tasted better than ever. I love the crunch of the dried seaweed too. Chili dog - spicy tuna - features a nice mix of seaweed salad. The chili dog is my absolute favorite spicy tuna ever. The fresh fish on the rainbow roll was fantastic. We were pleasantly surprised by the baby mushrooms in our agedashi tofu. So good. Everything here is 10/10, even the tiny mushroom. Overall, our food was as expected - fresh, delicious, and photo-worthy. I really wish I could have kept eating! We really enjoyed our first visit and hope to be able to return regularly just like we did before at Sushi Sam's.

    fatty tuna
    Donna T.

    I'm glad Sushi Sam revitalized into Sushi Edomata. The infamous Sam Special temaki still tastes divine as ever, with a side of nostalgia. This was our first time dining at the restaurant as well as ordering the omakase menu, which entails of 9 nigiri and your choice of dessert. Additionally, we ordered 3 of their handrolls per person (Sam Special, Chili Dog, California Special). Unsurprisingly, the last course of the nigiri, which was the fatty tuna, was the most memorable. The fried shrimp was a great contrast in textures as well. I do like that they don't apply too much wasabi. I wasn't 100% impressed with all of the fish though; one or two had that refrigerated/cold texture that you wouldn't expect from high-end fish preparation. The bill totaled to over $200, yet we left not quite full. I'd still come back for the iconic temaki, but may stick to getting sushi rolls and/or select nigiri. I'd recommend reserving chef's counter seating over the closely arranged tables. Do expect a bit of a wait though even if you have a reservation.

    rainbow roll
    Cynthia W.

    Parking was very difficult to find. Had to park a few blocks down. The ambiance here is cute and cozy. However, I do think the tables were a bit too close to each other. I would have loved more space next to the other people eating. The food was amazing! All the fish was nice and big and fresh. The dishes were full of flavor. You can tell the chefs care about quality and detail. The staff were friendly, but I think they were a bit busy. It was sometimes hard to find our waiter to refill our waters. I want to come back and do the omakase one. The person I went with is a bit picky with his fish, so he did not want chef's choice. It was okay though because each dish he ordered was great! Also, I loved the bathroom. So spacious and clean. Also the wall decor was lovely.

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    They have a lunch menu posted on their website, but they're not open nor does their phone take messages

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    Highly recommend! . One of the best sushi places around ! Every bite of sushi is fresh and delicious!

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    Food , service and ambiance are all excellent. Best sushi on the peninsula. Same staff as Sushi Sam's,.

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    Had high hopes with this restaurant. Waited 2 hours to find out they can't even seat their reservations on time.. waste of time.

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    Ask the Community - Sushi Edomata

    Is this place good for a large party of 10?

    It's hard to accommodate that size online, you need to speak with the staff directly and book at least a week or two ahead

    Do a lot people wait at opening hour at lunch on a Saturday?

    Yes, it's fairly popular and busy on weekends.

    Does lunch require reservations?

    I would recommend reservations as this place fills up fast even if you are a walk-in.

    Do they take reservations for omakase?

    Yes, call during the afternoon hours (when they are less busy) or later in the evening to make a reservation. :)

    Do they serve Sake now?

    If you look at the photos, under "menu," there is a recent post of a receipt showing beer purchase, and if you look at "drinks," there are photos of sake bottles. But, we'll be going soon and I will check back in with a definitive answer!

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    4.4
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    4.3
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    0.8 mi
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    Overall: 5 stars…read more Came in for a very late lunch and greatly appreciated that the staff graciously allowed us to stay the duration of the meal uninterrupted, as we ordered quite a lot of food, and were very intent on savoring it to its fullest potential rather than speed running through it. The quality and variety of the fish is really good for the price, and this is a place I would be delighted to explore more of when I am in the bay. Highly recommend. Sashimi Omakase - Glistening set of thicc cut sashimi featuring the best cuts of classic beloved fish. I was very thrilled to receive both the belly of the salmon and yellowtail, which were glistening with the skin, paired with impressive knife work and delicate marbling. The pickled wasabi helped significantly to give it that uplifting kick for the white fish from sea bream to amberjack to snapper. Fat Boi Roll - Indulgent roll that starts with a delicious fried california roll to form the base, topped by an indulgent mix of sashimi, crab salad, and classic sushi sauces. I love that this roll is representative of a volcano, but nevertheless still tastes harmonious. Bluefin Lover Roll - Luxury coded roll that serves akami two ways, and is flavored with black truffle, pickled wasabi, and even more sauces to really give the roll the flavor it needs. I love the modern take on this roll, and its generosity in size. Food: +1 Presentation: +1 Price: E Atmosphere: E Service: +1 Menu: +2 Insta/Yelp/Beli: @amei_eats Insta/TikTok: @ameizing.race

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    4.7
    (935 reviews)
    0.1 mi
    Locally owned & operated
    Kitchen open late

    Today was our second time coming here. Arrived around 12:30pm on a weekend and there was a slight…read morewait, but luckily it wasn't too long. The service today was outstanding! They were super attentive, and asked if the modifications for different orders were the same. And when they made a small mistake, they quickly noticed without me even pointing it out, and resolved it. I was very impressed. Skewers are tasty. Note for self: between the beef and the lamb skewers, we actually preferred the beef. Maybe because it's a bit more fatty. Garlic sauce on the eggplant and vermicelli scallop is slightly spicy, but not too bad, probably from the garlic kick. Would come back again! Also it's super kid friendly surprisingly. Lots of high chairs and lots of kids eating there.

    First time trying this place for my sister's birthday. I made reservations for a party of 6 about…read moretwo weeks in advance, and I'm glad I did because when we arrived around 7 PM, the restaurant was packed and busy. Just a heads up, they only accept phone reservations for groups of 6 or more. If you have fewer than 6 people, it's walk-in only. Ordering is done through a QR code where you can add items to your cart. I actually liked that multiple people in the party can scan the QR code and add items themselves instead of having one designated person order everything or having separate carts that no one else can see. The only downside is that it can be easy to accidentally over-order if someone adds something you were already planning to get, so I recommend reviewing your cart carefully before submitting. Since this is a skewer restaurant, you probably won't get super full from just ordering skewers, so I recommend getting some main dishes as well if you want to feel satisfied without spending too much on just meat. Service was pretty quick and the skewers came out in a reasonable amount of time. Unfortunately, they were sold out of a few items we wanted to try, which was a little disappointing, but maybe that's a sign I'll have to come back again. Everything we did try was delicious. The skewers were well-seasoned, and they also have extra seasoning available at the table. They allowed us to bring a birthday cake, stored it in their freezer for us, and provided plastic forks and paper plates, which was a nice touch. Our waitress was also very friendly and attentive throughout the meal. Overall, I enjoyed my experience and would consider coming back when I'm in the mood for skewers. I don't think it's somewhere I'd crave all the time, but I have no major complaints. Parking can be a little difficult, but luckily we were able to find public parking at the garage on Flores Street.

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    Tokie's

    3.9
    (779 reviews)
    1.6 mi
    $$

    Tokie's in Downtown San Mateo was a nice restaurant with solid food, delicious cocktails, and quick…read moreservice. We honestly just went here by chance but ended up enjoying it more than we thought. What we ordered: Cocktails: We tried Nori Noir and Cloud 9. Cloud 9 was especially memorable and is my favorite, served with a little bubble on top that looked like a cloud. Both cocktails tasted as good as how they looked. Tokie's Special Roll: a tempura shrimp roll topped with tuna and tobiko, which had a nice combination of texture. Their house sauce was a surprise Bill's Special: made with fresh salmon, cucumber, avocado, and tobiko. Very light and fresh. Hand rolls: very well made, we ordered soft shell crab and spicy hamachi. I honestly prefer soft shell crab more, as it's very creamy and crunchy - also one of their popular dishes. Glazed chicken wings: another popular, very flavorful and worth the hype The restaurant wasn't crowded when we came, service was quick, I will recommend it to my friends

    Tokie's Japanese Cuisine has been one of my go-to spots for years, even back when they were in…read moreFoster City. No matter what you order, you really can't go wrong--everything on the menu is consistently amazing. The atmosphere is always warm and welcoming, which makes every visit feel like you're coming back home. Diane and Victor are incredible hosts and truly make the experience special. I've known them for a long time, and Victor never fails to greet me with a shot of sake--something I always look forward to every time I walk in. Their rolls are absolutely to die for, but as someone who appreciates traditional Japanese flavors, I always find myself going back to the sashimi. It's fresh, clean, and really lets the natural flavors shine. If you're looking for great food, great vibes, and even better people, this place is it.

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    4.5
    (660 reviews)
    1.9 mi
    $$$

    I've had omakase and ala carte nigiri here. Enjoyed every bite - but sushi here is on the saucy and…read moresavory side. Sometimes a bit too salty and tastes like a snack where the sauce overwhelmes the taste of the fish. But the omakase is a great deal in town for $63 for 8 pieces + the best egg castella ever! This review is for individual sushi today. Starting from our top favorites: - Seared Ora King Salmon - savory miso sauce. Melt in mouth buttery!!! - Otoro - again, another melty one. Paired with refreshing grated radish on top that helps cut the fattiness - Egg castella - super soft and sweet. It's pretty unique here, where it tastes like an egg castella cake! Liked (in order) - Seared Kanpachi - this had a sweet sauce. Kanpachi had good texture and bite! - Kelp mackerel - pleasantly surprised. Not very fishy, very soft and tender. - Sea Eel (Anago) - warm and very soft - Buri Yellowtail - Golden eye snapper - Butterfish (we'd prob skip this one next time)

    Everyone was really polite and very quick with everything. The restaurant itself is pretty cute and…read morenot too loud. Making a reservation with 8+ people may be a tad difficult. Our food came out almost immediately after ordering which was very impressive. The omakase was good and tasted great. They offer the alteration of removing the wasabi in case people don't like the taste which is a nice touch.

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