Sumo San Restaurant
$$ • Japanese, Sushi Bars, VeganAbout Sumo San Restaurant
Customers' Favorites
Happy Hour Sushi Choices
Tempura Banana Sunday
Garlic Fried Rice
Dragon Roll to Go
California Roll
Spicy Yellowtail
Basil Chicken
Sashimi Deluxe
Dynamite Roll
Rainbow Roll
Sumo San Restaurant Reviews
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Kanpai‼️Awesome Happy Hour “Sake” Sushi 🍱 Bar Excellent
So good, it's gone!
Sumo San is my absolute favorite spot in Richmond to get FRESH sushi. Victor and his crew are some of the kindest restaurant staff in town. The sushi is quality and consistent. I go here so much they know my order and often share fun little extras of dishes they are trying out. I swear by the spicy salmon and spicy yellowtail rolls but truly haven't had a bad meal here. Our favorite specialty rolls are the Alaska Roll and Crouching Tiger. The place is simple, not too fancy and...read full review
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5 - 10PM |
| Thursday | 5 - 10PM |
| Friday | 5 - 10PM |
| Saturday | 5 - 10PM |
| Sunday | 5 - 10PM |
Sumo San Restaurant is a popular spot for sushi lovers, offering great food and friendly service. Known for its generous portions, the restaurant features the Sumo Attack meal, which includes a variety of fish chosen by the chef. The rock and roll shrimp is a popular appetizer, and the sushi is a work of art, made with passion by the owner. Guests often praise the light and crispy tempura mix appetizer and the fresh shrimp tempura roll, both of which are done perfectly. The vibe inside is really chill, with options to sit at the bar, in a booth, or at a table. Everyone is friendly and welcoming, enhancing the dining experience. Sumo San is a must-try for locals and visitors alike, with dishes like the rainbow roll and crouching tiger roll impressing even seasoned sushi enthusiasts. Many recommend it for families, travelers, and friends. Special mentions include the salmon roe and the seared tuna salad, which has a sauce that guests describe as to die for. Visitors also enjoy the gin saketinis, often ordering more than one for a delightful experience.