Sakai Sushi
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Great food and great service. This my go to spot for catering sushi. The owner usually just needs an hour notice to get your order going. I’ve gotten this catered on thanksgiving and today for Christmas. The food is fresh and presented with care.
It is open on holidays just call in advance to be sure. Thank you Sakai!
You get a discount for cash
It is open on holidays just call in advance to be sure. Thank you Sakai!
You get a discount for cash
Small sushi shop in a Korean centric market plaza.
Had a late lunch here, offers sushi and sashimi combos for a very reasonable price.
Offers bento box type plates as well.
Seemed to be a one man operation.
Well made sushi, tasty spicy crab mix in the rolls we ordered: shrimp tempura and Sakai roll , topped with fresh clean tasting fish.
The shrimp sushi was also served raw here.
Overall very good food.
Water is self serve. Small restaurant has tables that...read full review
Had a late lunch here, offers sushi and sashimi combos for a very reasonable price.
Offers bento box type plates as well.
Seemed to be a one man operation.
Well made sushi, tasty spicy crab mix in the rolls we ordered: shrimp tempura and Sakai roll , topped with fresh clean tasting fish.
The shrimp sushi was also served raw here.
Overall very good food.
Water is self serve. Small restaurant has tables that...read full review
Good sushi and rolls but very expensive, each roll is $19 dls
Hours
| Monday | 10:30AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 10:30AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 10:30AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | 10:30AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 10:30AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 10:30AM - 9PM |
Sakai Sushi is a small, unassuming sushi spot tucked into a quiet corner of an older strip mall. Despite its humble appearance, the restaurant is clean, and the customer service is friendly and attentive. It has just four tables for seating, making it a cozy place to enjoy sushi. The menu mainly focuses on catering and large takeout orders, but the quality of the food is excellent. The chef takes pride in using high-quality fish and shrimp, ensuring fresh and well-prepared dishes like the rainbow roll and nigiri. Regular customers appreciate the care and respect put into each dish, with some receiving special treats from the chef. The restaurant offers affordable options, including $7 rolls and $13 toro, and a sushi and roll combo that includes 7 pieces of sushi, a $15 roll, 2 miso soups, and 2 side salads, providing good value. The complimentary salad and miso soup are a nice touch, featuring fresh greens, a light soy-based dressing, tobiko, and seaweed instead of typical iceberg lettuce. Despite limited seating and a busy day with air conditioning struggles, the welcoming atmosphere and high-quality sushi make Sakai Sushi a hidden gem worth visiting for sushi lovers seeking a casual, affordable dining experience.