Best Sushi Restaurants in South San Francisco

Real videos of Sushi Restaurants in South San Francisco — 5 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

Akami Sushi
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$$ContemporaryIntimateRefinedOmakase menuOpen sushiSeasonal fish
About the venue
Akami Sushi in Sequoia Tract offers a contemporary take on classic Japanese cuisine, showcasing fresh fish and house-made sauces. The intimate dining space features minimalist decor and an open sushi bar, where diners can watch skilled chefs at work. The omakase menu is particularly popular, featuring a rotating selection of seasonal fish and chef specials. It's a favorite spot for sushi lovers seeking a refined dining experience.
What the videos show
The video showcases a close-up view of a plate of sushi, gradually revealing more pieces as the camera pans across the plate. The sushi is arranged neatly on a black slate plate, with various types of fish and garnishes visible.
1725 Woodside Rd Ste C
@whaEVAeats
Tokyo Sushi & Bar
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$$InvitingAffordableCasualAll-you-can-eat sushiSpecialty rollsSashimi platters
About the venue
Tokyo Sushi & Bar, located on Westborough Blvd in South San Francisco, offers an expansive menu of sushi and Japanese dishes since its opening in 2011. Known for its all-you-can-eat sushi option, this casual venue is equipped with an inviting atmosphere and spacious seating. Signature items include specialty rolls and sashimi platters, appealing to sushi lovers. The affordable pricing and diverse menu make it a favorite among locals and groups looking for a fun dining experience.
What the videos show
The video showcases a close-up view of a sushi platter featuring various types of sushi, including salmon, tuna, and scallop nigiri, along with roe and wasabi. The camera pans slowly across the platter, highlighting the different ingredients and their arrangement.
2278 Westborough Blvd
@eats.w.eva
Amami San
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$$WelcomingCozyFreshPoke bowlsSpicy TunaCustom platters
About the venue
Amami San, located on Linden Avenue in South San Francisco, specializes in traditional and innovative sushi dishes alongside a warm atmosphere. The restaurant is known for its poke bowls and unique rolls such as the Spicy Tuna Crunch. Opened in the last couple of years, it has quickly gained popularity among locals looking for quality seafood options. They also provide customizable sushi platters for takeout, perfect for gatherings and events.
What the videos show
The video showcases a restaurant interior, featuring tables, chairs, a menu board, and various items. It captures a man sitting at a table, two chefs preparing food at a sushi bar, and a patron reading from a paper. The camera pans across the room, revealing more of the seating area.
330 Linden Ave
@chubo
@mias_eats
Ichika Sushi House
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$$CozyFriendlyAuthenticFresh sushiQuality serviceVegetarian options
About the venue
Ichika Sushi House on Old County Road in Brisbane specializes in authentic sushi and Japanese dishes with an emphasis on fresh ingredients. Established in 2019, the cozy atmosphere invites diners to enjoy a variety of sushi rolls, sashimi, and traditional Japanese appetizers. Known for its quality and friendly service, this restaurant attracts both locals and those seeking a casual Japanese dining experience. The menu also includes vegetarian options for those with dietary restrictions.
What the videos show
The video showcases a variety of sushi dishes, including nigiri and rolls, arranged on a wooden table. The camera pans across the plates, highlighting the different types of sushi.
118 Old County Rd
@ChellEats
Sankaku Sushi & Noodle
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What the videos show
The video presents a brief, visually focused tour of 'SANKAKU Sushi & Noodle,' a modern sushi and noodle restaurant located within an airport terminal. The camera smoothly pans across the interior, highlighting the clean, minimalist design with a blend of wooden and white architectural elements. Key visual features include a prominent menu board displaying a variety of sushi and noodle dishes, a glass-fronted food display showcasing fresh, colorful preparations, and a few seated customers enjoying their meals. The scene transitions to a wide shot of the restaurant’s entrance, offering a glimpse of the surrounding airport terminal, reinforcing the context of a travel-friendly dining destination. The entire sequence is static and observational, with no spoken dialogue or on-screen text beyond the menu and signage. The video ends with a lingering shot of the entrance, emphasizing the venue’s accessibility and location within a transit hub.
Terminal 3
@lasvegasfoodiemama