10 Best Seafood Restaurants in Davis

“A nice spot here in Davis by the Regal movie theatre. Their sushi bowls are good. They have a regular size (~$15) and a mini poke bowl for (~11). The sushi burrito are solid as well.

Recently tried their salmon pokes and they are all solid and delicious. With the poke, you can choose white rice, brown rice, or spring mix. If you don't like fish, i think they have some other items on the menu like spam masubi and others.

There is usually sitting inside, and 2-3 tables outside. They have the typical hawaiian can drinks, and the service is good. If it's not busy you will get your food in less than 5 minutes. Parking is never an issue here- plenty of street parking. Enjoy!“

“Zumapoke is my favorite poke place in town, by far! Always fresh and delicious, and leaves me full and happy every time. I would eat here every day if I could!“

“Love their food Special scallops are amazing“

“Yeti has amazing food. Even if you're just visiting Davis, make time to come here! I highly recommend getting their veggie combo platter. 4 amazing sauces (mint, tamarind!!, and then mild and hot tomato), pakoras, veggie momos, naan, and Nepali samosas! The saag paneer is also yummy. And the prices are great.“

“Best Hot Pot I’ve had in Davis by far!!! SUPER SPICY but extremely rich and flavorful!!! The sliced noodles were amazing!! This is my first time coming and it will not be my last!! Happy to have this in West Davis!! 10/10!! Our waiter was also incredibly sweet and helpful!“

“I was pleasantly surprised by the authenticity of this Hunan restaurant. I ordered four dishes in total, and the overall quality exceeded my expectations. The Changsha stinky tofu was the first time I’ve experienced such authentic stinky tofu in the entire US. Although it was listed under the cold dishes, it was actually served hot. The tofu was incredibly juicy and flavorful. The rice noodles were also exceptional, especially considering the price range. The pork intestines were prepared nicely as well. I must say, students in this area are fortunate to have access to such an authentic Chinese restaurant at a relatively reasonable price.“

“For dinner I had the Tempura Shrimp Udon soup with the non-spicy Tonkatsu base. The soup includes a soft-boiled egg with no additional charge. FYI T-Kumi is on the 2nd floor. You have to call them so they can unlock the elevator for you.

Wheelchair accessibility: T-Kumi is on the 2nd floor. You have to call them so they can unlock the elevator for you.“

“Delicious, delicious, delicious!!! We had thai ice tea (free refills), satay, "drunken" noodles, and thai stir fry. Great service, too!“

“It's unusual to find a restaurant serving high quality Dim Sum outside of San Francisco, so it's always a treat to take my family to Well Season. Although I'm now comfortable with the variety of dishes available at a Dim Sum restaurant, I grew up in New Hampshire which, to the best of my knowledge, still doesn't have a single Dim Sum restaurant in the entire state. Nonetheless, the staff at Well Season are patient and helpful with newcomers . They have times when they serve from the traditional Dim Sum carts, but they also always have have plastic covered Dim Sum picture menus available that you can mark up with a dry erase marker to select the dishes you want. My favorites are Siu Mai (minced pork and shrimp dumplings) and Shrimp Har Gow (translucent or "crystal" shrimp dumplings. The only aspect of the restaurant that strikes me as odd is the venue. Well Season restaurant is in a former Applebees building, with lots of exterior windows, so the ambiance has a distinctive American feel to go with the traditional Dim Sum menu.“