Tajima Ramen Mercury

★★★★☆ 3.8 (2176) • $$

"Tajima Ramen is a solid spot!Two of us ordered:-carnitals roll $13-garlic edamame $5-cream cheese wontons $8-tajima ramen $16-hazy IPA $8-japanese whiskey series (kuchi smash) 2 for $20All the food was quite good. Staff was friendly.Tight parking spots in the plaza."

Leo’s kitchen

★★★★☆ 4.3 (174) • $$

"1st time here tonight for dinner We enjoyed and had a good time here, Sushi was very tasty all made to order - all fresh and clean tasting Service was good, friendly staff, fast and efficient Ambiance - was clean space, basic decor, lots of parking no problem Def coming back here again"

Sushi Exchange

★★★★☆ 4.3 (655) • $$

Blue Ocean - Harumama

★★★★☆ 4 (1055) • $$

"Went here on a Friday for brunch. We beat the crowd because everyone and their mama was trying to get a table. We were seated at window side, overviewing the ocean of La Jolla. Which made our stay worth while. The main reason we wanted to dine in this restaurant. Ordered noodles, buns and salad along with some assorted Sakes. All were very good.This place did not dissapoint. Good location, clean and good service. I recommend if you want to try some Asian grub.Beware: To get parking around this location is rather difficult. It's all by luck if you see a parking space or you can just opt in to pay for public parking, $20 to $30. "All pending on Parking Venue.""

Wonderful Sushi

★★★★☆ 3.8 (387) • $$

"Arrived here on a Wednesday night, We got seated right away. We ordered a couple of items, Philadelphia roll, mixed tempura, El Fuego house roll, sushi combo, and toro nigiri. The tempura was good, fried crispy and fresh! The sashimi was pretty fresh not bad. Salmon sushi was good, el fuego was nice amount of spice. There wasn't that much rice in the roll which is goodThe toro was kinda disappointing but it wasn't bad. Toro usually melts in the mouth but this one didn't....All in all not a bad place for sushi, pretty good for the price!"

Kusina San Diego

★★★★☆ 4 (174) • $$

"I came for a group dinner Kimayan style (eating with hands; gloves were given to us). We had banana leaves spread across the table with food (pile for two people sitting across from one another) to share and to eat on your own. The menu for included:White riceGarlic ricePancit (lots of it--plain)LoganisaGrilled chickenDried crispy fish (did not like this at all)Grilled EggplantBab bokchoyLechon kawali (liked crispy skin and bit of fat on the meat)LumpiaVegetable eggrollSlice of pineapple and melonUbe with rice for dessertMy favorite was the chicken and the pork (with the various sauces). This was my first time eating the traditional style with hands. Someone mentioned that it was surprising to have tongs! I would have liked for the food to be more warm but understand that is hard to do when food is laid out buffet style for a large group."

Domo Kitchen

★★★★☆ 4.3 (355) • $$

"Domo Kitchen is a longtime Asian eatery located in the Ruffin Village of Kearny Mesa. I was running errands nearby and wanted to give them a try after driving past the business many times over the years. The dining room was empty when I arrived which wasn't a good sign. There were about twelve tables for seating, however at least four of them were filled with all kinds of clutter. They were being used as de facto storage space. That along with the marquee sign above the suite being only half illuminated gave a bad initial impression.A two-sided menu sheet listed the Chinese cuisine while a paper order slip showed the sushi offerings. There were no accompanying menu photos, only a brief description of each item on the back of the slip. The Cut Rolls were discounted by 40% while the Special Rolls were 20% off. I wish places would just list the regular price without inflating them and offering a discount to give the illusion that it's a good deal.I picked two Special Rolls (Hawaiian, Spanish) as part of my meal. The Hawaiian was made up of imitation crab, avocado, cucumber, spicy tuna, green onion, sesame seeds, and ponzu sauce. I am not sure why it was named 'Hawaiian' as there was no component that reflected Hawaii. The roll was strangely cut into 11 segments instead of an even eight or ten. That made for the thinnest pieces I have ever experienced. The Spanish consisted of imitation crab, salmon, cucumber, cilantro, green onion, lemon, and ponzu sauce. This roll was cut into ten pieces. Both rolls were pretty ordinary.I also selected two hand rolls... Eel and Spicy Scallop. The eel was the best item of the evening. The scallops were drenched with hot sauce which wasn't how I envisioned this roll to be made. The protein usually has the spicy component blended into the mix. The service was acceptable, but what led to the downgraded rating was the aspects I described in the first paragraph. It made me feel like the owners didn't care much about the appearance of Domo Kitchen."

Kotobuki

★★★★★ 4.5 (164)

"Decent local find! 4.5 starsSees to be family run and they have decent selection of sashimi and teishoku sets.They even have this chopstick adapter for my little one to use the disposable chopsticks with!We enjoyed their scallops, yellowtail, grill salmon setPrices are reasonable and the food was fresh.Will return again"

Boto Sushi Del Mar

★★★★☆ 4.1 (280) • $$$

"Omakase in San Diego...My cousin and her husband really like this elegant place in Del Mar! They've referred many customers to Boto Sushi and Chef Gary. I think they might visit once a month or so?It's located in a shopping center with Vons and Jersey Mike's Subs. There's lots of free, shared parking!We had 15 amazing courses:Ankimo (monkfish liver);Japanese River crab; oyster shooter; jellyfish salad; Lobster ceviche; sashimi platter: bluefin tuna, Amberjack, King Salmon, and otoro;king crab tempura;slow cooked octopus; seared A5 wagyu; threadfin bream; golden eye snapper;Rosy sea perch; house cured Japanese mackerel; Sea Eel;Mango Panna CottaEach dish was tasty, creative, and beautiful!Service was excellent - friendly, polite, and efficient!It's no wonder that Boto Sushi is the favorite restaurant of my cousin and her husband!"

Temaki Bar Sushi

★★★★☆ 4.1 (287)

"The concept of a dedicated sushi bar serving temaki (hand rolls) seemed solid to me. I wonder why it couldn't survive in the Convoy District and instead has blossomed much further north in downtown Encinitas. We arrived for a recent weekend lunch after finding open curbside parking along Highway 101. Temaki Bar Sushi has a sister location in Las Vegas, but nothing else in California so the folks in North County San Diego are fortunate to have this business in its midst.Thirty-six diners could sit around the central bar. If you add the seats along the countertops adjacent to the front windows and a couple of two top tables, then we're talking a total capacity of about 50 customers. Happy Hour was from 3 to 5 pm on Monday through Thursday. Monthly specials were also offered. The main menu consisted of starters, hand rolls, cut rolls, sashimi, and nigiri.We noticed that minimal staff were deployed to cover all the spots around the bar. Machines to pre-form rice balls and to wrap the cut rolls aided the chefs in the preparation process. Prefilled piping bags containing seafood mixtures were used to fill the interior of certain rolls. While it detracted from the authenticity of making sushi, the speed and efficiency to keep up with orders were maximized. It's likely to be the model going forward to temper the increasing cost of human labor.My friend ordered a five hand roll set which was priced at an affordable $26. We also split the Crispy Bang Bang Shrimp as an appetizer. Gochujang mayo and scallions coated the outside of the shrimp pieces which were mildly spicy. I picked three different a la carte hand rolls that happened to be the most expensive in this sequence... King Crab, Maine Lobster, and Toro. I liked the lobster hand roll the best because of the succulent claw meat. The toro quality was okay but a step down from the local high-end sushi spots.Value was the major positive attribute of Temaki Bar Sushi. You will not find prices like this for hand roll sets in central San Diego or anywhere else in the County for that matter. I thought our lunch experience fell between a four and a five star rating."

Oceana Coastal Kitchen

★★★★☆ 3.9 (684) • $$$

"For our dinner we decided to try OCEANA COASTAL KITCHEN. This restaurant is inside the Catamaran resort hotel . The lobby is beautiful, there's more of a nature feel to it.We chose to be seated outdoors, and there is a view of the beach! A lot of people on are on bikes, playing volleyball, using rentals for water activities. I didn't expect how Fun their back area would be, 'coz at the Front the place is so peaceful, but at the back there's so many people hanging out at the beach. Before I made a reservation I asked if they are serving a CRISPY WHOLE SNAPPER and the lady on the phone said they do. After the conversation with the Lady on the phone, it only took us 15 minuites to get into the restaurant and when I was about to order my Snapper fish our server said that they were out. I got dissapointed 'coz that's what I wanted to eat for dinner, but we were already seated so we just ordered the following: *PINA COLADA *CRISPY PORK RIBS *ARTICHOKE FLAT BREAD *SMOKE SALMON CITRUS ROLL *BOUILLABAISSE - Shrimp, mussels, clams, market fish, safron tomato broth, rouille, and baguette.My PINA COLADA was very good. Our PORK RIBS for our appetizer was flavorful, but it was also very Hard, the meats were hard to pull from bones. My Son had a SMOKED SALMON CITRUS ROLL and he said it was fresh and good. For the BOUILLABAISSE, my Husband said he was not impressed about it 'coz he said the broth tasted like a Minestrone soup. But I enjoyed my ARTICHOKE FLATBREAD, there was a good amount of Artichoke on them.Ambiance and service was great, some foods were good and some not. It's just an okay place."

Katana Sushi

★★★★☆ 3.9 (652) • $$

"It's been way too long since I've come back for some of my favorite sushi! I used to work really close by and would come in all the time. Although I don't come here and much as I would like, they are still so consistent! One of the things I love about Katana is they a specials menu and that the rolls change every month. I typically order off this menu and this time was not different. I ordered the SDS roll which is a no rice roll and the Samurai roll. I loved both of them! The SDS roll is a spin off of their ex-girlfriend roll which is my absolute favorite! Their sushi is always fresh and the service is great! The owner is also the sweetest! She does a great job of remembering so many customers!"

Baja Oyster & Sushi Bar

★★★★☆ 3.9 (543) • $$

"A Mexican seafood restaurant that also provides sashimi and sushi plates (albeit with a Mexican touch) which included wasabi and soy (in a shared container). Everyone had a sushi or sashimi plate except my eldest. She ordered a really tasty shrimp plate recommended by the waitstaff. We were totally happy with our meals because they were all done with skill, tasted great and presented tastefully. We'd definitely come back again."

Poke' 123

★★★★☆ 4.1 (165) • $$

"Found this place on Coronado Island because I wanted a true Sushi burrito with seaweed wrapper, not a flour tortilla wrapper like some places. It's called Norrito here. They even have Dole whip. They place is small and modern but they have outdoor seating only. The staff are helpful and friendly. They have a very good selection of proteins even grilled chicken, can you believe that? I like that they have a mixed ahi flavor. We custom made ours. They have a machine that pre-makes their seaweed rice wrapper. My son custom made his poke bowl. I also liked that they had roasted garlic as well as onions. Prices are very decent. Would definitely come back here again. [60R,2023]"

Azuki Sushi

★★★★☆ 4.4 (3291) • $$

"There was about a 30-minute wait for walk-ins for a weekday dinner, and it was so worth the wait! I got to sit upstairs at the bar and liked the ambiance there. I tried uni, a shiitake mushroom miso, hot sake, and a bonsai roll.The presentation of the bonsai roll was lovely, and the combination of the savory and sweet flavors along with the crunch of the sweet potato chips made this roll exceptional. The uni was rich and smooth, and my favorite dish I tried. Be sure to order it when you go. Overall, I had an incredible dining experience and enjoyed my high-quality meal and great service!"

Harumama Noodles + Buns - Little Italy

★★★★☆ 4 (2114) • $$

"CUTE BUNS is what gets people into the door. I found that the character buns were the best part of the experience and really enough to make up for how the other foods were a bit on the mediocre side. We got multiple savory and sweet buns and then Ramen. I wasn't in love with my Ramen dishes and I felt like the restaurant truly is investing their time into making cute character buns. So I would suggest coming for the buns and perhaps skipping the other dishes. Staff were nice, nothing bad or great stood out. Parking is hit or miss since you are in Little Italy."

Sushi Ota

★★★★☆ 4.4 (4611) • $$$

"Wow! it's been 10 years since the last time we visited Sushi Ota. This hole-in-the-wall place is still excellent. We had a reservation for when they opened for dinner. Parking in the lot is narrow, so we parked our big rental minivan around the corner on the street. Service was attentive and friendly.We ordered udon soups ($8.50) for the kids which they devoured. Mushroom salad ($9) was really tasty. 2 pieces of amaebi (sweet shrimp, $26) was perfectly fresh and served with the heads still twitching. You've been warned! They'll deep fry them for you later. We got 5 pieces of salmon belly sashimi ($47.50). Pieces were generously sized and extremely fresh. We ordered two pieces of yellowtail belly nigiri ($9.50) and 5 pieces of regular salmon ($20). Fresh wasabi ($3.50) is a must! We also got a California roll with real snow crab ($15) and a Rainbow roll ($21). The Rainbow roll had some items you don't normally see, such as octopus. All wonderfully fresh and delicious.We finished the meal with Yuzu ice cream ($5). It was a small portion, seemed more like sorbet than ice cream, but was quite tasty. We loved it!"

Chopstix

★★★★☆ 3.9 (1335)

"Solid Japanese restaurant with a large menu with good food.My party of 4 came by for dinner around 6 pm on Sunday. We got incredibly lucky with parking, as one car was about to leave in the back parking lot and we snagged the spot. Otherwise, it's a small parking lot supporting multiple restaurants, and I don't know where everyone parks.There were a couple tables open at Chopstix, so we got seated immediately. Service was a bit slow, and we had to wait a while to get water and place orders.The menu has a bit of everything. There are plenty of rice dishes, cold and hot noodles, soup noodles, bento, and sushi rolls to choose from. That was great for us, as everyone ordered something different. I was seriously blown away by their noodle soup selection as there were so many topping options and it was very customizable with your preferred type of broth and noodles.We shared the karaage ($8.95), which was good but I found it a bit on the bland side. For my main, I got the Dragon Roll ($13.95) and the salmon roll ($5.95). Both were good, but I thought the sushi rice was a little bit too soft and sticky. Maybe it was a bit overcooked?My friends got the chicken yakisoba ($11.95), tonkatsu curry rice ($13.95), and the deluxe tempura tonkotsu ramen ($12.95). Everyone enjoyed their food and agreed portions were massive, especially given the price.I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a Japanese spot in Convoy! But good luck with the parking."

Sushi Factory

★★★★☆ 3.8 (444) • $$

"Okay, this was my second time coming to Sushi Factory and it was exactly as I remember. Simple, decent, affordable, and satisfying. It's certainly not something to look forward to as you would a beautiful omakase, but it scratches a certain itch when you want a few standard rolls like a spicy tuna and a carafe of sake without breaking the bank. The sushi doesn't stop at the spicy tuna rolls as I suggested above but I don't really get too adventurous at places like this. Stick to the basic fish that is readily available and popular like tuna and salmon. I could be completely wrong but I tend to believe that fish like this would be ordered by the customers more often and in turn the restaurant probably orders them more often too. Are they going to be fresher than the others? I'll keep telling myself that, don't burst my bubble. In summary, there is a time and place for cheap(ish) sushi and when I have a hankering for it, Sushi Factory is just close enough for me to indulge."

Just Sushi To Go

★★★★☆ 4.3 (177) • $

"*Based on my recent Uber Eats delivery*The delivery was swift (8 minutes early) and smooth. Packaging was clean and efficient. Affordable pricing for decent sushi. Not the best, but not the worst.I ordered the Shrimp Tempura Roll & SDSU Dream, both were nice sized and tasty. Rice was fresh, as was the tuna & salmon (on top of the SDSU Dream). My one and only complaint was that the tempura shrimp in both rolls was WAY over-cooked, dry AF and cold. Obviously they had been precooked and probably sitting around waiting to be "used". The food temp for everything else was good, however, when you bite into your roll the one thing that should NOT be cold is the tempura shrimp!! Major turn off...which is my I subtracted 2 stars. Tempted to only give 2 stars (vs. 3), but for the taste and price I felt they deserved (barely) at least 3 stars."

Negihama Sushi

★★★★☆ 4 (1)

"When you go to the ballpark to catch a game, you'd normally guess food options would consist of burgers, hotdogs and chips. Not at Petco Park, home of the San Diego Padres! Here, you can find a little bit of everything. Mostly from local favorites, bacon wrapped hot dogs, nachos and loaded fries are some of the basics. Freshly prepared sushi, is something you'd never dream of seeing at a ballgame unless you're in one of the high end seating areas. Nope, Negihama Sushi brings a whole new meaning to ballpark faire!I found one location on the field level concourse behind home plate. Not sure if there are other spots located throughout the stadium. The line wasn't too long but there was a bit of a wait to receive your order. I noticed 2 chefs preparing rolls, one on each side of the order taker. They were both moving at a good pace preparing orders as they came in. Seemed like they were behind about 6-8 orders being prepared after the order was taken. The rolls themselves were really fresh! My only concern was that they left the seeds in fresh jalapeño slices in the roll which made each bite so hot, it felt like my mouth was bursting into flames! Other than my tongue melting, the rolls were fresh and delicious!Being on the field level, along with a gazillion other popular food vendors, it was really crowded and noisy. No seating in the immediate area but most take their orders back to their seats. Overall a great option when you're looking for a healthy, non traditional bite to eat at the ballpark. Keep on Yelp'n!"

Fish & Things Poke Bar

★★★★★ 4.7 (83)

"A new poke place in PB! Only one block from the beach! Super easy location. The building looks brand new. High ceiling and large windows. We came here on a Thursday afternoon for lunch. The service was great. Multiple servers were ready to take our orders first the way. I ordered a regular poke bowl. I really liked that they have many flavored "dressed" poke options, comparing to the typical poke places that have mostly non flavored fish then asked you for the sauces. I tried their spicy tuna, kimchi tako, and F&T mix. Plenty of topping options. I really enjoyed my poke bowl. The large bowl is a really good deal that my parents shared and enjoyed it too. I can see this place doing well and will visit again!"

Hako Sushi Box

★★★★☆ 3.5 (11)

"I have to start by saying Hako Sushi Box is now one of my favorite sushi restaurants in the South bay. Located in a tiny space that is shared with Ichiban Sando. It boasts a menu that has a good selection of unique rolls. I ordered the Sugoi Box. Included in this box, you get 4 special rolls, 10 pieces of fish and a small side. All of that for $70. That's a pretty good deal. The sushi is served in a pizza box. Yes a pizza box. It threw me off at first, but it's ingenious. The presentation when you open the box is amazing. Adorned with flowers and banana leaves. It's both beautiful and functional. The sushi of course is fresh and delicious. I really like their special rolls. Very creative with good combinations of ingredients. The Happy Roll, Hako Special Roll, Salmon Lava Roll and Salmon Lemon Roll are all must try rolls. Overall, a great little sushi spot. Service was on point, nothing but smiles. Definitely coming back."

Thai Island

★★★★☆ 3.9 (278)

"Looking for a restaurant near our hotel ran into Thai Island. Looks like at one time it was vibrant and popular but things appeared a bit dated. One other issue was while service was good, it seemed off no condiments were on the table.Our meal was freshly prepared and very tasty.Again, nice place but more old school."

Kai Ola Sushi

★★★★☆ 4.2 (537) • $$

"Yummy food with innovative house rolls, cool ambiance. I prefer to sit at the sushi bar if it's a week-end night (and therefore busy). Sushi chefs are great. :) I look forward to dining there every time I'm in Encinitas."

Narumi Sushi

★★★★☆ 4.3 (952) • $$

"A great affordable option for sushi in La Mesa, but be prepared to wait or do takeout as the place is small. Only two tables and a couple of seats by the window are available to dine in, so we saw many customers doing takeout. The utensils and plates are also all takeout making Narumi a casual spot. Spicy Yellowtail Handroll (4/5): Convenient if you don't want to commit to a roll. The yellowtail they use was really fresh here. The spice comes from a spicy mayo so it wasn't spicy at all though.Maki Maki (3.5/5): Salmon and yellowtail are the main fish in this roll. Toppings were loaded with freshly chopped jalapeno and sesame seed. I t was a fresh tasting roll but more heavy from the cream cheese.Truck Stop Roll (5/5): Similar to the maki maki, this also contains salmon inside and yellowtail on top. I liked this one more only because the ponzu, chili oil and green onions were more cohesive toppings. Protein Rainbow Roll (5/5): Very vibrant and lots of fish and toppings in this one! It's a no rice roll so you are getting all the good stuff, shrimp, tuna, crab, salmon, yellowtail, and albacore are all included. Really delicious and does provide all the protein!Overall, I enjoyed the rolls at Narumi and found it to be very satisfying. They do differ from a lot of casual sushi restaurants in San Diego in that their rolls are higher quality and not all with filler imitation krab. They offer more with handrolls, cooked entrees, nigiris, lunch specials, bentos, and lots more."

Okawa Steak House & Sushi

★★★★☆ 3.7 (683) • $$

"This is a great Japanese restaurant with awesome steak and sushi options. Think Beni Hana in East County. I had an awesome large Japanese beer (Kirin) for $8 here also. Win win for me."

unisushi

★★★★☆ 3.7 (406) • $$

"Food was good and came out within a decent waiting period. Rolls were fresh!Service could use some improvement. It was not very busy and the waitress wasn't very attentive and forgot things. I will definitely return!"

Blue Ocean Robata & Sushi Bar

★★★★☆ 4.2 (1629) • $$

"The menu offers a wide variety of options! We opted to do family style are share different dishes. The sushi pieces are large. Everything seemed high quality. The only negative remark is that we saw a dog in the restaurant (we came right at the opening). It seemed like there was a miscommunication and the dog should not have been in there."

JJ Sushi & Pho

★★★★☆ 4.4 (152) • $$

"I'm glad I found this place! Looked up for some sushi in the area and found them! It's a small family run business and the family is very kind! Their sushi tastes delicious and I even enjoy the buttery salmon sashimi. I second the yellowtail as well! I recommend their pho too! The broth is rich and they give a good amount of vegetables alongside it. So far I really like the salmon lemon roll except I substitute mine with crab meat. I have to vouch for the garlic edamame. It is the best edamame in town! They cook it to perfectionPlease give this place a try if you're reading the reviews wondering if you should give it a shot."

Takka Sushi

★★★★☆ 3.7 (423)

"3/17/24 - we went there and ordered several sushi rolls. Small parking lot. Order a few items off the Classic and Special Rolls. Total price was around $70 for 6 rolls. Check out my 2 tips and look at the photos. We love this place. Very good sushi."

Riki Sushi

★★★★☆ 4 (965) • $$

"I quite like this sushi joint. The prices are reasonable, the rolls are good and it's in a convenient neighborhood. They do get crowded at dinner time, especially on the weekends, but I've never had to wait for more than 20 minutes.All the rolls that I've had are good. We usually get 1-2 that we always get and try 1-2 things that sound interesting that day. This time, we tried the Quatro Futomaki, which was on the specials board (not listed on the menu) and the soft shell crab. I liked the Quatro Futomaki; it's a rolled up of 4 different fish, served with Kizami wasabi (yesssss! freakin love this!). The soft shell crab was also great! It was nicely battered and fried, but didn't feel that greasy. I liked that they came out slightly pumped up, whereas in many places they tend to be deflated, and when you bit into it, you get soft fluffy crab meat into your mouth. I highly recommend this dish if you like crabs.It can be very, very loud in here. It may be the layout or the structure, but it always feels like voices are enhanced inside and when you have a table of slightly intoxicated patrons, well, it can feel like you're eating in front of a loud speaker."

Tora Tora Sushi

★★★★☆ 4.3 (270) • $$

"If you crave Sushi without breaking the bank or having to dine in and just enjoy at home instead then this is the go to spot for people on the go! On the other hand, it's also a nice cozy spot to dine in and enjoy a few rolls and a conversation for a party of two. They serve bottled cold sake and if you're nice they will offer you complimentary ice cream w/ a fortune cookie for no apparent reason, but because they're nice like that!"

Tanuki

★★★★☆ 4.4 (441) • $$

"I may have to come here again, the place was packed so we had to sit outside which didn't bother us at all. The service was very tentative and the food came out in a prompt manner. We didn't really know what to get so we did order it a little at a time. Each little dish that came out didn't really quite impress me but it wasn't bad either. The sashimi cuts were really bad, I think I came on a off day when someone in there didn't know how to slice fish.I wasn't really full at the end of the meal it made me felt like I wanted something more. But however they still get a four stars because nothing was bad and well I did dine with others and they thought it was good. So that's good enough for me to give them a four stars.I'll definitely have to revisit this place. I might be missing something?"

Los Sushi Lovers

★★★★★ 4.7 (29)

"Nice food truck and good sushi for the location. I wouldn't expect any authenticity in these rolls as they are a fusion of Mexican flavors but they execute it pretty well. I originally came for the tacos next door but my boyfriend wanted sushi so we got both! Majority of their rolls are salmon, shrimp, and krab but only 1-2 things with tuna. I do like salmon though and we got a Kimono Roll. If you're not feeling sushi they do cooked items like orange chicken, katsu, yakisoba, rice, and teriyaki. The roll was great! There were lots of jalapeños on the side and the presentation was neat. I did not like the wasabi at all as it tasted very strange. I will rate Los Sushi Lovers a 4 in the area as it is better than most sushi options in National City."