6 Best Sushi Bars in Santa Rosa

“Best sushi around. You could tell they put a lot of thought and effort into each roll to make it tasty and presentable. Not all-you-can-eat, but suprisingly not too expensive either. We were perfectly satisfied with what we ordered, and between two of us it cost around $84 whilst a dinner of two AYCE's at Paradise Sushi would be around $100 and much lower quality. Personally, I tried their Sebastopol, Stony Point, and Vegas rolls.“

“Came here based off recommendations from the Sonoma County Foodies group and was pleasantly surprised by the incredibly fresh, high quality seafood. All the items (a couple rolls and some sashimi, not pictured) we ordered were well seasoned and beautifully presented.“

“Such a great experience and they brought out a cheesecake for my daughter's birthday along with a sweet little keepsake. Came here for the first time last year and it was stellar each time!! Food is wonderful and beautiful presentation, along with amazing service from the staff. Robots are a cute add and if you are 4 people or less sit on the train side for food delivery. Will be back, thank you!“

“The first time I came here, it was almost by accident. A colleague brought me along, and I didn’t expect much — it was just one of their favorite sushi spots.

But after sitting down, I quickly realized this wasn’t just another restaurant. There’s a genuine warmth here that makes you relax without even noticing.

Later, I brought my husband here. Somehow, he and the owner became good friends. At the time, it was simply a place we enjoyed coming back to.

Two years ago, my husband passed away. That period of my life was one of the most difficult I’ve ever experienced. Many things I once believed were stable changed in a very short time, and I had to leave the home we had shared for eight years — it felt like everything was suddenly reset.

During that time, the owner showed me kindness and support that I will never forget. It wasn’t loud or dramatic, just quiet, genuine care — and it meant more than I can put into words.

Life since then has been about starting over, learning again, and adjusting to a completely different chapter. Looking back, this place quietly witnessed one of the hardest transitions in my life.

I came back again this year. The food still tastes the same — warm, comforting, familiar. But of course, the person sitting across from me is no longer the same.

Sometimes we don’t just come to a restaurant for food. We come for memories.

And if you’re ever feeling tired, or just need a place to sit down, have something warm, and slowly find your way back to yourself — I would truly recommend this place.

Please forgive the quality of these photos — they’re not perfect.
They were taken in a time when love was still right in front of me, warm and undeniable.

The camera may not have done them justice, but in my memory, every single dish remains unforgettable — because sometimes, what we’re really holding onto was never the food, but the moment, and the person across the table♥️“

“Consistent great food, very nice and speedy service. We're never disappointed! If I had anything to complain about is it's always cold in there! I just started bringing something warmer just in case.“

“Haku Sushi is a popular mid priced sushi restaurant where you get fresh fish, well prepared rolls, and a wide menu that covers classic nigiri, creative specialty rolls, and hot dishes, with consistent quality and generous portions that make you feel like your money is well spent, while the service usually moves quickly and keeps things organized even during busy hours, making it a dependable spot for lunch or dinner, although the restaurant can feel crowded at peak times and the wait can stretch longer when the dining room is full.“