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"A tucked-away Hacienda Heights sushi spot known for huge portions, generous cuts of fish, and chirashi bowls that people still drive across SGV for."
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Where should I eat sushi in SGV?
From AYCE to omakase. Pick your lane.
4 local votes · updated Jul 23, 2026
The short answer
Locals' current top pick for sushi in SGV is Akasaka Restaurant in Hacienda Heights, followed by Tori Tori Shabu N Sushi in Arcadia and Mikomi in Alhambra. Best is relative, so filter by price and vibe below, and vote for the pick you'd stand behind.
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"Arcadia shabu and sushi spot combining hot pot and Japanese fare in one sitting."
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"A modern sushi restaurant known for fresh fish, creative rolls, and one of the most extensive menus in Alhambra."
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"Sushi-focused Japanese spot with date-night potential."
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"An all-you-can-eat restaurant combining hot pot, sushi, and a wide variety of buffet selections."
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Order: Omakase
"A community-suggested Temple City sushi restaurant centered on omakase, with a sake list to match the meal."
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"If you want high-quality sushi & sashimi without the sit-down sushi restaurant prices, Yama Sushi Marketplace is the spot."
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Order: Deluxe Chirashi
"A community-suggested Rosemead sushi restaurant with chirashi, sashimi, nigiri, rolls, carpaccio, and uni pasta. Eat in SGV has not independently visited yet."
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"An all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant known for its extensive menu, specialty rolls, and premium upgrade options."
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"Japanese spot in Monterey Park. Japanese."
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Order: Bay scallop sushi
"An all-you-can-eat sushi option in Monrovia with standout scallop, yellowtail, and salmon, plus specialty rolls, nigiri, hand rolls, and sashimi at dinner."
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Order: Mabu Special Roll
"An all-you-can-eat sushi and ramen spot in El Monte with an extensive menu of rolls, nigiri, and hand rolls, plus a full ramen menu on the side."
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"Japanese spot in South Pasadena. Sushi."
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"Chubby Cattle Rowland Heights is not your typical BBQ spot. It's got unlimited Chubby Tea, which includes milk tea."
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"Yumiyaki in Rowland Heights is a sister restaurant to Mikiya where they serve premium wagyu beef shabu."
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"Wow Cow AYCE Korean BBQ in El Monte is an all-you-can-eat spot that won't break the bank at $39.99 for the deluxe dinner plan. The staff is attentive and there's ample parking."
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"The food court inside The Square, next to GW Supermarket on Garvey."
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"A compact Arcadia food court where seven or so stalls cover a lot of ground: hand-cooked noodle soups, a Taiwanese-style combo deli, Korean tofu, ramen, sushi, pastries, and boba."
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