11 Best Sushi Bars near Fillmore

“Cada vez que vengo aquí encuentro motivos para volver a amar a Fillmore.“

“Fresh quality sushi Beautiful atmosphere. Lovely, helpful servers.“

“Staff was very friendly and attentive. Nice size portions. Food was good but not the best. Tempura was a bit greasy, miso soup salty and dressing on Bento box was not the traditional type, it tasted like store bought dressing. Yellowtail was good but didn’t like the sweeter sauce they put under it. Again it wasn’t bad but I don’t think I’ll return.“

“I literally just came out of Fitness 19 and decided to finally try Kazuya, and I am honestly blown away. We usually go to Minato or other sushi places in Thousand Oaks, so I wasn’t sure what to expect, but this place was fantastic.
The fish was so fresh, the variety was amazing, and the rolls were really interesting and different. They also have a great happy hour, the prices are very reasonable, and the customer service was excellent.
I’m so glad I decided to give this place a try. Definitely one of those hidden gems right here in Moorpark, and we will absolutely be coming back!“

“I love your sushi! They also have some of the best curry dishes!“

“Our number 1 date night spot! Im a big man that likes quality fish and this place has never disappointed me! The staff is extremely kind and are soooo nice and accommodating too our kids. Im extremely happy they still do all you can eat as many places have given it up! I would Definitely give them a try if you want a new sushi spot!“

“This place is a hidden gem in south Phoenix“

“TUESDAY FOOD REVIEW...HAI SUSHI (again)...3/5/24! Today we went back to Hai Sushi, located at 1101 E Los Angeles Ave., in Simi Valley, for lunch. We have eaten there many times over the years, as their food is always DELICIOUS!!! I had their Miso Soup, Spring Greens Salad, 911 Roll, Lobster Roll, Shrimp Tempura, Fresh Water Eel, Spicy Scallop Hand Roll, Garlic Edamame, Yellowtail Sushi, and Salmon Sushi. And it was as it always is, fresh and delicious!!!! Definitely Simi Valley's best sushi restaurant!!!“

“Wanted to try something new in the area and stumbled upon this place for dinner. Overall it was great as there was a huge menu on the wall and the place was well decorated with lanterns with sakura trees. It’s a place where you would come to for something quick. I dined-in since traveling with a bowl of hot udon isn’t ideal. Service was great!

I ordered the Udon with Tempura Shrimp and asked the person at the cashier what they recommend as an appetizer and he stated that the Potstickers were a usual go-to which is what I got. The price for the udon was fairly priced, but maybe not for the potstickers. However, I do understand the economy so it’s reasonable, I guess…

The udon noodles were nicely textured and had 2 pieces of narutomaki (maybe not enough in my opinion). Wasn’t sure what the other things in the udon was but it melted quick. The tempura shrimp are similar to the ones I get at Costco. I believe I was 75% full after eating that complete meal which is a good percentage.“

“We will not return. SOME staff is just too volatile & moody & rude. We have been going here often. The last straw was last Monday at 4:30 pm when the rude Korean waitress Sylvia (?) refused to seat us in the closest booths ( "No those are for employees "🤔) and then refused us another booth because we were only two people. Mind you we've sat at every booth many times every time because of our back issues. Even though I have a cane, she often makes us wait when the place is clearly dead. The only pleasant staff is Manny, Vanessa & the nice female Hispanic bus person. But Sylvia & the very gruff Chinese woman act like they are doing you a huge favor. I have overlooked their rudeness before, but this was it for us. Perhaps she doesn't like people line me with canes. We will go to Kyoto instead or Hai Sushi we do not need to be treated rudely.“

“Salmon always cooked like fine-dining! Love their coleslaw. Perfect meal for me with brown rice. No one does it better in that price range.“