Aniki's Sushi
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Customers' Favorites
Crispy California Roll
Spicy Garlic Edamame
Enter the Dragon Roll
Lunch Special Sushi
Mango Avocado Roll
Tesla Tempura Roll
Aniki Special Roll
Fremont Fire Roll
Chicken Teriyaki
Specialty Rolls
Aniki's Sushi Reviews
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Delicious🍣 first time going there ☺️
Yummy food. Like coming here
My husband and I tried four rolls—the Lion King Roll, Volcano Roll, Warriors Roll, and Philadelphia Roll—and everything was amazing! Each roll was fresh, flavorful, and really well made. The Lion King, Warriors, and Volcano rolls were especially good and definitely our favorites. The Volcano and Warriors rolls had such unique flavors that really stood out from other sushi rolls we’ve tried.
Definitely one of the best sushi spots in Fremont and honestly one...read full review
Definitely one of the best sushi spots in Fremont and honestly one...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 2:30PM 4:30 - 9:45PM |
| Tuesday | 4:30 - 9:45PM 11AM - 2:30PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 2:30PM 4:30 - 9:45PM |
| Thursday | 4:30 - 9:45PM 11AM - 2:30PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10:15PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10:15PM |
| Sunday | 12:30 - 9PM |
Aniki's Sushi is a Japanese restaurant located in Fremont, SF East Bay that offers a variety of sushi dishes and lunch specials. The restaurant has received mixed reviews from customers, but many have praised the service and food quality. Customers often enjoy the standout rolls such as Sophie Mango, Charlie Chaplin, and Spider Man, with the Sophie Mango being particularly praised for its freshness and delightful combination of mango and jalapeño. The lunch special, which costs around $22, includes a miso soup, a regular-sized roll, and 3 pieces of nigiri. Recent visitors have also mentioned dishes like sashimi, jumbo Jim roll, tofu, shrimp, and vegetable tempura, noting that most food is tasty and fresh, although the vegetable tempura was bland and undercooked.
While many find the food to be fresh and filling, some customers observed that the rolls had a bit too much rice, and the fish on top was sliced quite thin. A few also mentioned that the wasabi could be stronger, and expressed disappointment that hot tea was charged separately, as it is often complimentary in Japanese dining. Service is generally attentive and polite, though some noted the presentation of dishes could be improved, as rolls and nigiri are served in an oval bowl that makes them a bit hard to access.
Overall, Aniki's Sushi offers a decent dining experience with some unique rolls and consistently high-quality food, especially appreciated by regular customers who have enjoyed their meals for over five years. Visitors are encouraged to try it out and form their own opinions.