12 Best Japanese Restaurants in Sunnyvale

“The service and environment are very good, and there are relatively few carbohydrates and vegetables on the menu. The beef tongue is delicious and the price/performance ratio is good. The grilled rice balls were surprisingly good, a bit like glutinous rice cakes. The squid rice has a very rich and creamy flavor.“

“YUM! We love Rokko! Lovely restaurant, great food and a wonderful staff. Happy we have this restaurant in DT Sunnyvale. 😀“

“It was a delight and joy to have chef Steve to prepare our meal. My wife and I ate everything that was prepared for us and the food was absolutely amazing. Great flavors and fresh ingredients. The scallop was to die for. Uni was heavenly, that it melts in your mouth. Uni is not something my wife like or enjoy but she loved it the way chef Steve pair with other ingredients. Once again thanks chef Steve for the fabulous dining experiences.“

“Great food and very tasty!! Staff are very friendly!! Highly recommended!!!“

“I ordered the oyakudon. I liked. It's actually used chicken katsu and not grilled chicken. The katsu was moist which is good. The sauce however was too salty and not sweety enough. Probably not enough mirin which makes it sweeter or they put too much soy sauce in the sauce. Otherwise, perfect.“

“Hidden ramen gem in South Bay! Better than the ramen places on Castro street in Mountain View. My friend and I both ordered the Miso Ramen (~$18.50 each before tax) which were large portions that came with very tasty and tender large slices of pork. The broth and noodles were also flavorful without being too salty.
Service was fast.
Good amount of indoor seating, casual ambience.“

“Got 3 types of okonomiyaki, yakisoba and curry katsu for a party of 5, more than enough food. Favorite okonomiyaki was the ebi (shrimp). Flavorful and not too heavy. The seafood one was a little too heavy with the amount of mayo added. The katsu and yakisoba we're alright. Service was good, friendly waiters! Wait on a Saturday night at 7 was around 15 min.“

“The teriyaki chicken was a big portion and I ate so much I had a stomach ache for the rest of the night and the next day. I also had the Tokyo roll which was small for the price but was excellent in taste. The Arnold Palmer was sour to me but my partner liked it a lot. Overall, I wonder why I hadn't gone earlier.

Parking: It's shared with the surrounding stores.“

“It's a cozy little sushi restaurant. Used to be our favorite place 20yrs ago when I work here. I will say the quality is nice but this is more like American chirashi than Japanese version. The taste is alittle diff. The fish is very fresh but somehow not sweet at all. The Hamachi kama is alittle of a letdown. It used to be grilled to perfection now its like deep fried. It's not as juicy and tender.“

“Clean restaurant friendly servers convenient ordering monitors at each table, which makes it easy to know exactly what you're ordering and how much the bill will be. Sushi is good. Tables are kinda small if you have more than two or three people, not leaving much room after all the different sushi dishes are served to you. But overall, this is a nice, comfortable sushi place.“

“Great service and food from small business restaurant. Their sashimi and sushi rolls so delicious and fresh. I like their teriyaki sauce with any type of meat 🥩 you want. I enjoy their grilled salmon. Love their miso soup 🍜 not very salty. Will come back and try other food next time.“