Hours:
Mon-Wed 11:30am-2pm, 5pm-9pm
Thu-Fri 11:30am-2pm, 5pm-9:30pm
Sat 5pm-9:30pm
What People Are Saying About Angelfish Japanese Restaurant
The Editor
Angela Asche
Citysearch
In Short – Expect no less than freshness, quality and authenticity at this restaurant whose interior--rich with dark woods and accented lighting--teems with enthusiastic diners. The menu includes combination dinners (teriyaki, tonkatsu breaded cutlets), sashimi combinations (omakase), seasonal sushi, as well as a carefully crafted sake list. Flavorful appetizers include grilled blackened cod and miso soup with silkened noodles.
01/30/08
Not what I expected
by derbyknows
I heard great things about this place, so I finally gave it a shot-as I usually go to Kai's in Alameda which is closed for remodeling. I was not impressed, though the food was good, it was not great. The sushi rolls were very small & the prices are not so good. Seating was plentiful, however we were seated practically on top of the two other couples in the restaurant....I really miss Kai's-will have to visit the Oakland location.
On the plus side, the decor was lovely & the avocado was really fresh.
- Pros: fresh, easy parking
- Cons: pricey, squished seating, small portions for the price
04/24/06
The single best place for Sushi in the East Bay
by juke315
Nothing compares to Angelfish this side of the bay. Taka, the owner and head sushi chef, has created a restaurant rich with all the things that make a restaurant memorable and worth repeated return visits: fresh, delicious, expertly prepared sushi and authentic Japanese dishes, a warm and welcoming staff, ambience that is both elegant and casual.
The bottom line is the food is amazing, the service is fantastic, and there isn't a single Japanese restaurant in Alameda that even comes close.
- Pros: Food, Service, Ambience
- Cons: None
03/01/06
My favorite sushi restaurant in the East Bay
by dukefuji
I don't understand why people would wait over an hour to eat at another sushi place (that shall remain nameless but is located in South Shore). I would spend my time waiting to eat at Angel Fish instead! I believe Angel Fish first opened in the late 90's - almost 10 years ago and their sushi has been delicious consistently. I've heard friends who have taken friends/colleagues who are from Japan praise the sushi/sashimi at Angel Fish...you really can't get better compliments that that. Their non-sushi menu items isn't as extensive as some other Japanese restaurants. But, if you looking for a satisfying sushi meal, this would be my first choice.
- Pros: Great sushi, Easy parking
- Cons: Can get crowded, A little pricey
The Details on Angelfish Japanese Restaurant
Know Before You Go:
Make reservations for parties of six or more to guarantee seating.
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