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Reviews on Sushi food in Vacaville, California, United States. Vacaville is a city located in Solano County in Northern California. Sitting approximately 35 miles (56 km) from Sacramento and 55 miles (89 km) from San Francisco, it is part of the San Francisco Bay Area but also considered, at least by some agencies, to be part of the Sacramento Valley. As of the 2010 census, Vacaville had a population of 92,428, making it the third largest city in Solano County.
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7. Hisui 2 Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
3 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By Ron H
Hisui 2 is a great place to go if you enjoy a lot of sushi options and don't want to break the bank. While they don't offer a hibachi or boat style buffet (like the original Hisui does), the service is fast and the sushi is delicious. Great place for lunch or dinner and is rarely ever over packed (plenty of seating). Its worth a visit!
6. Okashi Fusion
Okashi Fusion is a small family owned restaurant that opened in July of 2016. We are located in the Nut Tree Plaza. We specialize in fully customizable Hawaiian Style Poke Bowls built to cater to a wide variety of tastes. We provide counter style service
Reviewed By phyllise825
This is a very casual place. You order at the counter (and there may be a line) and then your bowl will be ready by the time you have paid. It's a build-your-own poke bowl, which is great for picky/particular eaters. The format reminded me of Pluto's. The food was fresh and the servers were helpful and patient. They made recommendations and answered questions, as this was our first visit. I went with 3 other people and we were all impressed with the quality and the price. We ordered bowls with half brown rice and half salad greens. In addition to poke bowls, you can also order ice cream and other related desserts. We didn't try anything, since the bowls were pretty filling, but it looked good.
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5. Ayame Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Rappongi27
Three of us were driving thru Vacaville relatively late on a Saturday nite and were hungry when we stumbled onto this place. It is not right off the freeway, but your GPS will get you there in 10 minutes.Quite small, very clean.We were there just before the kitchen closed and found:Good miso; wonderful roll (I think it was called Cherry Blossom); and very good sashimi (although I though the pieces were cut somewhat differently than I am used to seeing -- these were bigger and not rectangular, but still I thought the fish was very good.) Vegetable tempura was just ok.The service, however, was fabulous. Extremely helpful and friendly, maybe a shade on the too chatty side.Special points that someone actually gave some thought and spent some money on decorating the restroom.Anyway, this is now on our list as a stopping place along the I80 corridor, and recommend it to you, too.
4. Tokyo Grill
Reviewed By TaxAxe13
Although Tokyo Grill is a full service Japanese restaurant, I go for the sushi (although the pot stickers and egg rolls are great too). They have a large variety of traditional and house-created sushi rolls, including several that are baked or fried. I have certain favorites, but Iâve liked every roll Iâve tried. Theyâre not just delicious, theyâre beautiful! The chef is an artist. And heâs happy to customize any roll to your taste. At other restaurants the rolls are mostly rice and other inexpensive ingredients, with a little bit of fish. Tokyo Grill does not scrimp on the fish, or the fish eggs! Yet their prices are quite affordable. Another thing that makes it affordable is NO CORKING FEE! You can bring your own wine and theyâll cork it, provide glasses, and pour it, for no charge!
3. Kazan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Melville P
As our daughter, her husband and three little girls aged 11, 10 and 9 have lived in Vacaville, when we make our annual visit (we come from Eastern Canada) we always make at least two sorties to Kazan and we have never been disappointed: the food is always excellent and the owners and staff are always so welcoming and cooperative.This last visit we started with miso soup for all seven of us, with the server remembering that the girls like extra, extra tofu. Several of us found that the addition of a drop of soy sauce was needed to salt it.The girls then love to eat tempura shrimp, so two orders allowed us adults to savour a piece each, too. It was crispy and delicious.Following that, we placed an order of hamachi sashimi, which came with a dozen pieces almost a centimetre thick slices which we consumed with alacrity. Oh, they were good! We also ordered three orders (each order having two pieces) of nigiri maguro (bluefin tuna) two orders each of nigiri saba (mackerel), tai (red snapper), unagi (fried eel), ebi (shrimp), sake (salmon - we chose fresh, not smoked), one order of nigiri creamy scallop and one order of nigiri spicy scallop. In addition, we ordered an item new on the menu, small raw oysters on a spicy sauce. During the eating of these items, the girls had a Japanese soft drink, which has to have a ball smashed down into the inside of the bottle, one cold unfiltered sake and one large hot sake.We apparently had not quite filled our tummies, for we ordered another two nigiri saba and two nigiri sake, along with a golden salmon roll and a special spicy tuna roll. Four of us (the 11-year old, our daughter, her husband and I) always relish eating uni (sea urchin roe) at the end of a good sushi meal, so we ordered four (again, two in each order) uni. Unfortunately, they could being only two, so we had to make do with one each. They were really filled, however. A few decided to split two orders of fried ice cream (not for me - I like ice cream outside on a really hot day). We had all definitely feasted well and every single piece of sashimi and nigiri sushi was perfect in size of fish and the rice on which it sat, with a dab of wasabi sandwiched between. Wasabi served in restaurants is almost universally Japanese horseradish, as the true wasabi is extremely expensive.We certainly recommend this restaurant and we certainly look forward to going back yet again.Cost: I usually document the cost of each item, but as there were so many, I will simply say there were 38 different orders, most of which comprised two items, although there were some single items, such as the drinks. However, the total cost was very reasonable at $194.37 + tax $15.31 = $209.68. We added a gratuity of $35.
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2. Umi Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Stanley N
Umi Sushi is the best Japanese restaurant that we have tried in the area. And the lunch bento box was a bargain; 2 entrees for $10.50. I had tempura and tonkatsu while my wife had California roll and chicken katsu. The katsu were not oily and the tempura was crispy and also not oily. The vegetables were cut to the right thickness and cooked to perfection. The tempura sauce was very tasty as was the miso soup that was part of the bento. The salad was very fresh and the sesame dressing had the right tang.The melon and orange slices were sweet. Sapporo draft was $2. We plan to return soon. Glad we found the place.
1. Fuji Sushi Buffet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By aaannna
My friend and I decided to try Fuji. The wait was 15 minutes. Lunch buffet is $17.99. We loved it. My favorite is the Nigiri. Saba and salmon. Excellent. The tempura is great ! My friend loved the rolls. The staff is extremely nice. I highly recommend this place.
