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    Tony Y.

    Amazing ambiance, delicious fresh sushi, and best part is it's just minutes from me. I get to be transported to Japan when dining here. Top notch service as well.

    Betty W.

    I had a very pleasant lunch experience. We had the 10-course omakase lunch set, which was $130 per person. I liked that we didn't have to worry about what to order. For this price point, the fish quality was very, very good. My favorite was the toro. It really melts in your mouth, just like the waiter said. That was definitely the highlight for me. If I'm being very strict, the omakase experience felt a little too casual. The server could be a bit more formal and confident when introducing each dish, which would make the whole experience feel more professional. But overall, it was still a very pleasant experience. Lunch was quiet and comfortable, and it's a nice place to sit with a friend or even have a business lunch.

    Athena P.

    Had such a great experience here. Food was so delicious. Service was excellent. Entrance is hidden, it's tucked away in the back of the Sushi Kisen and yakitori restaurant. Ample parking. Definitely will come back again.

    Bonnie D.

    My girlies took me here for my bday and it was such an experience! We reserved our seats a few days before we decided to go. It was a little confusing to find the restaurant but if you know where sushi kisen is, you just have to walk along the right side of the building and circle around and you are there. The restaurant itself have 8 seats and it took around 2 hour to finish. Chef Hiro took the time to explain each dish as he presented them for us to eat. It's a very intimate setting and the quality of each bite was amazing.

    Ann Y.

    My bf and I returned here exactly 365 days later and still as delicious as the first time! Chef Hiro Yamada really put a lot of care and creativity into each dish. Comparing to last year's menu, it's pretty different. I also learned about new fishes and Japanese ingredients. He also let us sample their housemade Sake ice cream topped with yuzu skin. So refreshing. Definitely going to try coming back here for every season so I can taste all the seasonal ingredients they can offer (:

    Jennifer W.

    Tucked away in the rear of a busy plaza, this intimate 8-seat omakase restaurant, helmed by the talented Hiro Yamada, offers an elevated sushi experience that is a true testament to his skill and precision. As the sister restaurant to Sushi Kisen, expectations were high, and Hiro-san did not disappoint. From start to finish, this meal was a masterclass in sushi craftsmanship. A few things worth noting: - Reservations are made through Tock - Plenty of parking immediately in front of the restaurant, behind Sushi Kisen - Hiro-san uses two types of rice to complement the different flavors of fish - Each course is generously portioned so come hungry Overall, it was a good experience. The sushi rice played a crucial role in creating a harmonious contrast between the fish and the rice, and Hiro-san knew exactly which to pair. Would likely return!

    Samantha L.

    Everything was so good! Excellent service, really clean and minimal interior, and delicious sushi. Each dish was exceptional. Would love to go again! The restroom is also very clean and stocked with all kinds of stuff lol

    Jack L.

    Eight seats. $200+ a head. Hidden behind another sushi place like it's trying to avoid being recognized. The setup screams "exclusive," and honestly, I was ready to be impressed. I came in fully ready to love it. I mean, premium omakase right in the heart of the SGV? Yes, please. The space is cozy, the service is smooth, and the presentation? Gorgeous. The meal was calmly paced, nicely timed, the whole vibe. But then came the food. And.. yeah. It was fine. Very polite. The entire menu felt stuck on low volume: light saltiness and soft textures for every single dish, and I mean, Every, Single, Dish. Yeah, I get it, sushi is soft, but even the octopus and abalone, usually the MVPs of chewy contrast, were cooked into soft submission. I kept waiting for something with crunch, zing, or even a little personality. No dice. They ended with ice cream, and I honestly would've celebrated a single crispy wafer on there. The uni? Whew. It had this oddly preservative-y scent that took me out of the moment. For something that's supposed to be a highlight, it felt like the backup singer forgot their line. If Hokkaido uni can't be served fresh, maybe just tag in Santa Barbara. No shame there, not everything needs to be imported from Japan. For $200+ a head, I expected at least a few "wow" moments or one bite that made me sit up straight. Instead, it was a series of soft-spoken bites with good manners.

    Ella H.

    Another great option in SGV when you crave for quality omakase and nigiri experiences! Chef Hiro is professional and so convivial. He served all the 23 dishes within 2 hours smoothly, including the chit chat with each guest and customization of the amount of rice, favor preference, and drinks! It was truly an unbeatable meal for Japanese omakase. The "neta" were prepared with a lot of techniques and thoughts. I like the two different kinds of "shari" too. The best part of the meal is the "tempo" and the order of all the gourmet food - Appetizers, light white fish, a stomach-warming "charwanmushi" , marinated silver-skinned fish, fatty and heavier seafood and red fleshed fish - palate cleansers - dessert! Reservations - Two time slots. I recommend to book the 5:30 pm - The pro is you will finish the dinner early without getting a food coma since it is a decent amount of food. The con will be that you might feel a bit rushed because they gonna prepare for the upcoming 8:00 pm.

    lisa p.

    Visited again in January 2026 and service was great as usual. Ordered different sake this time and tried the Jikon TOKUTÔ OMACHI. WOW !! Yum

    Tiff L.

    Two seatings per night, 5 days a week. 8 seats maximum. Best omakase in town! Finally one worth coming to in Arcadia! 1. Seaweed(from okinawa) Dashi soup - I've had this before in a vinegar base and I usually don't care for it but in this soup, it was absolutely delicious! 2. Baby raw eel (anago) - seasonal in a slight vinegar sauce, almost feels like you're eating clear noodles 3. King mackerel (sawara) - topped with onion puree and shiso flowers 4. Needle fish (sayori) - a texture 5. Glass shrimp (shiro ebi) - melts in your mouth. Literally. Buttery soft texture 6. Wild baby snapper (kasugo) - with irizake dressing. Pre - the invention of soy sauce 7. Ink squid (sumika) - creamy 8. Amberjack (kanpachi) - one of my faves, the best texture 9. Chawanmushi - homemade sesame tofu with cherry blossom shrimp, ginko nuts, Oyster, Wasabi 10. Monkfish liver (ankimo) - made with love & cooked in sake, instead of traditionally being steamed, into a little roll with kanpyo maki 11. Golden eye snapper (kinmedai) - slightly smoked to divinity 12. Bluefin Tuna (from nagasaki) - aged for 1 week 13. Chutoro 14. Otoro 15. Spring squid marinated in miso 16. Sardine family (iwashi) - acquired taste. On the salty side 17. Scallop (hotate) - slightly boiled 18. Hokkaido uni bufun & ikura don 19. Negitoro handroll 20. Ginger sprout handroll 21. Akadashi miso soup 22. Completely Home made matcha ice cream, red bean, & mochi Chef Hiro really puts his passion into each dish and you can really tell. $200/pp + 18% service charge included. Located on the back side of the Plaza. Not visible unless you go towards the back where it's unseen. Can't wait to come back!

    Lisa L.

    This spot has been a running regular of me and my husband now for about a year. It's straight up seasonal, innovative, salty vinegary rice with tasty cured fish and thoughtful cooked dishes that always brings me and my husband a smile. Thank you Chef! It's a simple classic sushi bar counter that seats about 8 comfortably. With so many spots in so cal, this one is one to keep returning to.

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    Celine L.

    Sushi Kisen just opened a sister Omakase restaurant in the same plaza, but in the backside, and headed by one of their main chefs Chef Hiro. The space is small and intimate and only fits up to eight seats. This was a $200 Omakase with 23 courses, and we left feeling stuffed. We started out with four appetizers before moving onto the Nigiri, and almost all of their fish were wild, except for the tuna. It is not often that I see something new at omakase, but they were a couple pleasant surprises like a slow cooked hotate nigiri with sake, and soy sauce. Everything was very well done and executed, and pacing was about 2-2.5 hours. They just opened reservations on Tock and for the price point and amount and quality of food you're getting, well worth the price point!

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    Solid Japanese food. No gimmicks. Excellent service and cozy atmosphere. We will be back.

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    Sushi Kisen

    Sushi Kisen

    4.2(542 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    Have been wanting to try Sushi Kisen for awhile. Recently saw an episode of MySGV Podcast where the…read moreowner talked about this restaurant, among other ventures. It is a bit rare to find traditional-style sushi in the SGV...there are a handful of places and this place certainly fits the bill. Located in a bustling plaza on busy Baldwin Ave., it's surrounded by other reputable and iconic restaurants. It was easy to make a reservation on their app and we were very excited to try this place out. Decor is minimal and sterile. No loud music. Bright lighting. Tons of wood. About 10-12 small tables with a stylish sushi bar. We opted for a table. Menu is on the smaller side. Do not expect to find California rolls and the like here. A number of side-dishes (some rare) are offered. Sushi, sashimi, some grilled and fried items as well. We finally settled on a premium chirashi and Edomae sushi dinner. Did not disappoint! Food arrived quickly like a well-oiled machine. Service and presentation reminded me of Sushi Gen (Little Tokyo) but with a more relaxed feel. Generous pieces of seafood and very fresh! Rice lightly seasoned with aged red vinegar, which makes it different from other places. Believe it or not, rice is a major factor when it comes to sushi. Service was pleasant, non-intrusive, to-the-point without being distanced. We hope to be back to try their other offerings. Nice to have this here in the SGV!

    This place is wonderful! Truly an authentic Japanese experience without the fluff and clutter of…read morewestern sushi. Service is great and my only disappointment was the sushi bar being only for omakase at dinner time. I wish that was available for regular diners too! I ordered the Edomae Sushi dinner ($51.00) along with a Large Hot Sake ($19.00), and Negitoro Roll ($12.50), Torotaku Roll ($12.50) and an order of Chu-Toro ($21) The edomae dinner started with some appetizers and miso soup, all of which were delicious and uniqe to this restaurant. The sushi plate had some pretty different nigiri options that are definitely not seen across most sushi restaurants in the US! I enjoyed nearly every piece except for one or two - nothing was bad but just my preference. The rolls were amazing and filled nicely too with deliciously minced tuna. The chu-toro wasn't quite as fatty as I hoped (yes I know chu-toro is the medium fatty option) but it was still buttery soft! The house sake was pretty strong and bitter though and I was surprised how hard it was to drink, and I usually love and thoroughly enjoy sake! But overall, I really enjoyed this meal and would definitely return

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    Izakaya Tonchinkan

    Izakaya Tonchinkan

    4.4(364 reviews)
    0.1 mi
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    Came here for my mom's birthday and I'm so glad we did! We sat at the counter and the head chef was…read moresuper funny and friendly, which made the experience even better. We ordered a bunch of appetizers that paired really well with our drinks. My favorite was the beef tongue it was so tender and flavorful! The ambiance was also great cozy, lively, and perfect for a night out. Definitely a great spot to grab drinks with friends or family while enjoying some really good food!

    We came to Izakaya Tonchinkan around 9 pm, with last orders at 9:30. The restaurant has its own…read moreparking lot in the plaza, and there was plenty of space that late at night. We ordered the Assorted Sashimi, Beef Tongue, Salmon and Ikura Rice, and Hojicha Panna Cotta. Our total came out to around $158 for three people. The sashimi was fresh, with the Japanese Mackerel and Scallop being my favorites. The Beef Tongue was good, and the Salmon and Ikura Rice was solid and tasted pretty much as expected. The Hojicha Panna Cotta, though, was amazing and easily the most memorable item of the meal. It was also a lot of food for three people, and we probably could have ordered one less dish. The service and atmosphere were the biggest highlights for me. The staff was immediately welcoming and helpful in explaining the menu and popular items. The owner/chef was also very lighthearted and friendly, and the whole restaurant had a communal, neighborhood feel. Even around closing, everyone seemed relaxed and was enjoying their time together. Overall, the food was good, but I did find it expensive for what we ordered. I'd still come back for the atmosphere, service, and Hojicha Panna Cotta, but I'd be more mindful of how much I order next time.

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    Opus Sushi

    Opus Sushi

    4.0(608 reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $$$

    Such a great sushi spot in Arcadia! Everything tasted fresh and the portions were generous. I…read moreespecially loved the sashimi platter -- the fish was fresh, buttery, and beautifully presented. The uni dishes were a highlight for me, and the grilled beef tongue was tender and flavorful. The fried squid was crispy and perfect for sharing. The restaurant has a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere, which made it a great place to catch up with friends over dinner. Service was friendly and everything came out nicely. We had a wonderful time and will definitely be back to try more dishes!

    Came here for dinner and had an awesome experience. If you're into fresh sashimi and in the area,…read moredefinitely check this place out. The sashimi cuts are super thick, I loved all the sashimi we good. They were all delicious and creamy, especially the salmon which was ridiculously fresh and melted right away. We also tried the uni and tuna hand roll--loved the presentation and the fact that you build your own roll so the seaweed stays crisp. The sushi rice had just the right balance of flavor to complement the fish. They offer great hot appetizers as well. The beef tongue was tender and flavorful. Fried calamari is always a treat when cooked well and enjoyed fresh. A couple of the specialty variety rolls we got were just okay, but between the sashimi, hand roll, and beef tongue, we left really happy. Great spot in Arcadia for solid Japanese food!

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