Holy Sushi

My partner and I each enjoyed the lunch special of one roll, one sashimi, with our choice of miso soup or salad. I chose a California roll and bluefin sashimi; my date chose a salmon avocado "Alaska" roll and yellowtail sashimi. We shared an appetizer of tempura lion's mane mushroom. The fish all tasted nice and fresh. One waitress had the whole room, but it's a small restaurant, and she worked efficiently. She confidently translated unfamiliar Japanese words on the menu. The restaurant is brand new, and it was beautifully remodeled before it opened, in a clean, bright, modern style. Holy Sushi is strictly kosher. Dishes traditionally prepared with shrimp or crab are made instead with kosher species. Closed on Saturdays and on Jewish holidays.

Are you kidding me? It's just two angry Chinese people yelling at you with 4 Mexicans doing back kitchen tasks that speak absolutely no American. The food was more than an hour late and slightly better than sushi purchased from Costco. "Bery busy!" It would be nice to have some properly run sushi places run by Japanese sushi chefs like in NYC.

Super yummmyyyyyy thank you for providing kosher sushi!!! gotta be honest the roll I had is prob a blasphemy to sushi hut it was delicious lol. You get a pretty good amount of food for the price. Love the seaweed salad will be returning

When i want sushi that is blessed i go here! The sushi is kosher here. We arrived Tuesday evening around 7:30pm. U can make a reservation which is probably recommended. But we walked in for 2 and seated right away. This place is pretty new and we would pass it all the time on the way to downtown Palo Alto. The interior is small and cozy, their AC was down but fans on and a pretty good ambiance. Ordered the seaweed and cucumber salad to start. And i got the Kaisen roll- chef's choice fish, egg yolk, etc and bf got hamachi kama. I enjoyed the seaweed salad and the really thin cucumbers in a marinade. The kaisen roll was phenomenal, i didnt even get a pic!! Had the freshest butteriest fish, toro? Tuna? Hamachi, and some cooked egg yolk but it's texture is play doh-y in the best way. It was unique and delicious. My bf couldnt help eating more when he usually leaves what i order to eat. The hamachi kama was the best i've had. Sooo crispy yet juicy and the sauce was amazing with fresh dashi in it. Goes well with some rice. Their miso has mushrooms and tofu and it very good too. Overall sooo good and has to be my new fav sushi place

They didn't have any bento plates, what a bummer! Make sure you say no salt if you get the fried tofu! They use A GOOD amount of salt and I can't have any because I'm borderline high blood pressure. The food was good but would have been better if they had bento boxes or even udon. It's a nice small place but the selection mostly sushi.

My friend and I went on a weeknight during their soft opening. Service: very attentive and welcoming. They also split the o torro sashimi into 4 pieces for us since there were 2 of us and only 3 pieces . Ambiance: it's fine. Pros: Nice dishes and a sushi bar to sit at. Cons: I could see the tables being crowded on the weekends. Food: overall decent quality at a decent price point. See notes below.Miso and salad were good and pretty comparable to nearby restaurants. O toro sashimi was not the best quality, I would not recommend. It lacked the buttery melt in your mouth I expect from quality o toro.Cherry blossom roll was incredible! Melt in your mouth fish and the combination really worked. Spicy/hot roll needs some tweaking. I loved the concept but the jalapeño overpowered the dish and the spicy sauce on top didn't add much. I would skip unless they edit this combo to remove the jalapeño or make it less spicy so you can taste the different ingredients. Even my friend who loves spice found it too much. I recommend the cherry blossom roll, skipping the hot roll, and trying out some of the other rolls that people here recommend.

I LOVE sushi and I love that I now have a place I can go to with my kosher eating friends where we can actually eat together and it's GOOD! Usually kosher options are a bit "meh", but this place is awesome. I was so surprised. The quality was amazing, the presentation was good, there was a surprisingly large selection, and the staff were kind and solicitous! Our water and tea was refilled often and the atmosphere was friendly and chill. I had some of the sashimi special options and my friend had 2 types of different rolls, and it was all fresh and delicious. They have an all-gender restroom, convenient location with parking, it's clean, and they do catering! Brilliant little place.

Got takeout from here, place was packed which was a good sign. However, despite being made fresh after some waiting when I arrived for pickup, it was still quite fishy, sadly. Service was friendly, place looked nice and clean. Will give it another shot eventually. Maybe it was a bad day.

Pricier than the usual restaurant for the amount of food but fish is fresh. Clean inside. Friendly wait staff. They specialize in sushi. Their rolls are tasty. There are specialty rolls, hand rolls, carpaccio, tataki, chirashi and appetizers available, but the menu at this time does not offer bento boxes, udon, or ramen. It's in a complex surrounded by newer apartments and there is a parking lot on site.

I have eaten here Multiple times Great Food Nice people Great service The Volcano & Golden Gate Bridge are my favorite's Yummy Food