Best Sushi Restaurants in Thousand Oaks

Real videos of Sushi Restaurants in Thousand Oaks — 12 places, filmed by creators on the ground.


Ranked venues

  1. $$CreativeCasualVibrantCrazy RollQuick serviceFresh ingredients

    About the venue

    Crazy King Kong Sushi on Moorpark Rd in Thousand Oaks is known for its creative sushi rolls and Asian-inspired dishes. The menu features unique options like the Crazy Roll and specialty tempura dishes, crafted with fresh ingredients. With a casual atmosphere and vibrant decor, it’s popular among young adults and families for both dine-in and takeout. The restaurant is recognized for its quick service during peak dining hours.

    What the videos show

    The video shows a close-up view of a sushi restaurant menu placed on a table. The camera remains stationary, and a hand enters the frame to place and then remove a cup containing pens and pencils.

    215 N Moorpark Rd

  2. SophisticatedInvitingSocialCurated winesArtisanal cheesesWine tastings

    About the venue

    Gelson's Wine Bar, located on Townsgate Rd in Thousand Oaks, is a sophisticated space known for its curated selection of wines and artisanal cheeses. Opened in 2016, the wine bar features a rotating menu of small plates perfect for sharing. The warm decor contributes to an inviting ambiance, making it ideal for social gatherings or casual tastings. Regular wine tasting events allow guests to explore different flavor profiles and expand their palates.

    What the videos show

    The video pans across a sushi bar counter displaying various food items under heat lamps, with a TV screen above showing a cooking show featuring Asian cuisine. The camera continues to pan right, revealing more tables and chairs arranged neatly within the restaurant space. Another television is visible in the background, showing different content from the previous one.

    2734 Townsgate Rd

  3. CasualFreshCustomizablePoke bowlsSushi burritosOrganic ingredients

    About the venue

    Pokitomik, located on East Thousand Oaks Blvd in Thousand Oaks, is a local eatery specializing in poke bowls and sushi burritos. Open since 2019, the restaurant offers a variety of fresh, customizable options using locally sourced fish and organic ingredients. The laid-back atmosphere makes it ideal for quick lunches or casual dinners. Customers appreciate the option to create their bowls exactly to their liking while enjoying quality and fresh flavors.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a sushi bar's topping selection, including spicy tuna, shrimp, crab sticks, tofu, and shredded carrots. A person wearing gloves appears and uses tongs to pick up some items while maintaining eye contact with someone off-camera. The dialogue suggests a potential interaction or instruction.

    3679 E Thousand Oaks Blvd

  4. $$$IntimateModernAuthenticOmakase offeringsSleek designFresh ingredients

    About the venue

    Q Sushi in Thousand Oaks is recognized for its authentic sushi experience, focusing on traditional Japanese techniques. The restaurant features a sleek, modern design with a sushi bar where chefs prepare dishes in front of guests. Known for its omakase offerings and fresh ingredients, it attracts sushi enthusiasts looking for quality dining. The intimate setting makes it suitable for both casual meals and special occasions.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a close-up view of a sushi platter with various ingredients like salmon, avocado, lemon slices, green peppers, and shrimp. The camera pans across the platter, highlighting the vibrant colors and textures of the food.

    30770 Russell Ranch Rd Ste A

  5. SustainableCommunity-focusedWelcomingFloral departmentVitaminsLocally sourced

    About the venue

    Pavilions at Lindero Canyon Road in Thousand Oaks, California, is a grocery store that stands out for its commitment to sustainably sourced products and organic offerings. It features a distinct floral department and an extensive range of vitamins and supplements, catering to health-conscious customers. The store has a strong emphasis on customer service with friendly staff available to assist shoppers. Pavilions also boasts a selection of locally produced goods, making it a favorite for residents looking for quality groceries.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a plate of sushi rolls arranged neatly within a clear plastic container on a countertop. A small portion of wasabi is visible beside the sushi rolls. The camera gradually zooms closer to the sushi rolls, maintaining focus on them.

    1135 Lindero Canyon Rd

  6. $$CasualWelcomingRelaxedFresh sushiSpecialty rollsVegan options

    About the venue

    Sumo Sushi located on Newbury Road in Thousand Oaks focuses on offering a variety of sushi rolls and Asian cuisine in a laid-back environment since it opened. The menu features fresh sushi options, including specialty rolls and sashimi, appealing to sushi lovers and casual diners. The restaurant provides a cozy setting with friendly service, making it a great spot for a casual meal. Vegan options are also available for those with dietary preferences.

    What the videos show

    The video opens with a close-up of sushi rolls on a white plate, then pans up to reveal a woman eating edamame beans and other Japanese dishes. The camera focuses on her face and the food, capturing a casual dining scene.

    1714 Newbury Rd #C

  7. TrendyHealthyCasualCustom pokeSustainably sourcedQuick service

    About the venue

    Poke Me, also located on Topanga Canyon Blvd in Canoga Park, specializes in poke bowls made from fresh, sustainably sourced fish and ingredients. Their menu allows for customization, featuring a variety of bases like rice and salad, plus numerous toppings and sauces. This trendy spot, popular since opening, emphasizes health-focused options and quick service. The easygoing vibe attracts a mix of health-conscious diners and casual visitors alike.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a sushi bar with a focus on the preparation and presentation of a poke bowl. It begins with a close-up of various ingredients such as salmon, tuna, yellow peppers, watermelon slices, rice, seaweed salad, edamame beans, pickled ginger, wasabi, and corn kernels. The camera then shifts to a plastic container filled with white rice topped with assorted toppings including green onions, sesame seeds, avocado pieces, cucumber slices, red onion rings, fried tofu cubes, and a portion of kimchi. The video provides a clear view of the ingredients and the final dish, suggesting a culinary experience that viewers could replicate by visiting a similar establishment.

    6600 Topanga Canyon Blvd

  8. $$CasualPet-friendlyComfortableDog menuOutdoor seatingComfort food

    About the venue

    Lazy Dog Cafe, located on Hillcrest Drive in Thousand Oaks, features a dog-friendly atmosphere with a unique menu that influences the culinary offerings. The menu consists of comfort food staples, like burgers and hearty sandwiches, and a separate menu for furry companions. The spacious interior includes a rustic design and outdoor seating that welcomes pets. Its atmosphere is ideal for families and those looking to enjoy a casual dining experience with their pets.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a variety of dishes, starting with a bowl of mixed vegetables, then a plate of sushi rolls, and finally a plate with fried food and salad. The camera pans across each dish, highlighting their details.

    172 W Hillcrest Dr

  9. $$TrendyStylishSustainableFresh sushiGluten-free optionsArtful presentations

    About the venue

    Sushi Planet, located at 951 S Westlake Blvd in Thousand Oaks, offers a variety of sushi and Japanese dishes with a focus on sustainability. Opened in 2015, it provides a stylish dining experience complemented by artful sushi presentations. Signature dishes include their Planet Roll, featuring fresh seafood and unique sauces, and a selection of gluten-free options for health-conscious diners. The restaurant also offers a lunch special that includes a range of sushi for a discounted price.

    What the videos show

    The video presents a close-up, visually appealing sequence of sushi and sashimi dishes, showcasing a variety of rolls and sliced fish. The sushi rolls are displayed in a white styrofoam container, with some featuring sesame seeds and others a crispy fried coating. The sashimi is meticulously arranged, highlighting thin slices of fish garnished with green onions, jalapeño, and sesame seeds. The camera smoothly pans across the dishes, emphasizing their textures, colors, and presentation. A brief spoken word 'you' is heard at 7–9 seconds, possibly an accidental or contextual utterance, but it does not disrupt the visual focus. The video lacks any signage, venue context, or human presence, suggesting it is a standalone food showcase rather than a scene from a restaurant or dining experience. Despite the high visual quality, the content is static and lacks narrative, visitor perspective, or clear call-to-action.

    951 S Westlake Blvd

  10. $$InvitingFamily-friendlyComfortableBento boxesTempuraTakeout available

    About the venue

    Sumo Japanese Restaurant on Newbury Road provides a diverse menu comprising sushi, Korean dishes, and Japanese favorites since its establishment. The cozy atmosphere invites diners to enjoy their meals indoors or on the patio. Signature items include their bento boxes and tempura, which have drawn a loyal customer base looking for quality Japanese cuisine. The option for takeout and delivery adds convenience for busy diners.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a variety of sushi dishes at a restaurant, with the camera panning across the table filled with different plates of sushi and other Japanese cuisine. The dialogue mentions ordering tuna, indicating a specific dish being highlighted. The visual presentation is clear and detailed, suggesting a dining experience that viewers might want to replicate.

    1714 Newbury Rd

  11. $$$CasualHealth-focusedModernGrilled fishSustainable sourcingGluten-free options

    About the venue

    California Fish Grill, located at 401 N Moorpark Rd in Thousand Oaks, specializes in seafood dishes prepared with fresh ingredients. The menu features a range of grilled fish options, tacos, and bowls, all emphasizing a health-conscious approach. With a casual dining setup and a modern ambiance, it aims to create a welcoming environment for families and seafood enthusiasts. The restaurant prides itself on sustainable sourcing practices and offers gluten-free options.

    What the videos show

    The video opens with a digital menu interface displaying food items and prices, transitioning to a close-up of a white plastic cup labeled 'California Fish Grill' placed on a clean white surface with scattered crumbs. The camera then shifts to a static shot of a bowl of poke featuring diced fish, avocado, and other ingredients, held in place for the remainder of the clip. The only spoken line is a brief 'you' at 17 seconds, which appears to be an isolated utterance without context. The video lacks movement, narrative, or human presence beyond the food and packaging, focusing solely on static visual elements of a restaurant's menu and dish. There is no indication of a visitor's perspective, venue signage, or any action a viewer could replicate, and the content feels like a generic product showcase or stock-style B-roll.

    401 N Moorpark Rd

  12. Health-focusedBrightCasualPoke bowlsCustomizationSustainable ingredients

    About the venue

    Sweetfin in Thousand Oaks offers a fresh take on poke bowls, using high-quality fish and sustainable ingredients. With a focus on health-conscious dining, patrons can customize their bowls with various toppings. The modern, bright space is inviting for diners looking for quick yet nutritious meals. The eatery is especially popular during lunch hours for those seeking a healthy alternative.

    What the videos show

    A close-up shot of a bowl filled with a sushi-style dish, featuring rice topped with slices of tuna, avocado, cucumber, and shrimp, along with green leafy elements and a drizzle of sauce. The camera remains static throughout the 10-second clip, focusing solely on the dish's presentation. At 9 seconds, a brief spoken line is heard: 'So hopefully that goes,' suggesting a moment of anticipation, possibly related to the dish being served or prepared. The video lacks any visible signage, human presence, or contextual cues indicating a specific restaurant, location, or activity beyond the food itself.

    180 Promenade Way