Sushi Near Me U.S. - Aniki's Sushi, Fremont, CA

Saul Aleman (the adventurer)  5

First time here! Was planning to have pho but as I was walking to the restaurant, my partner and I decided to give this place a try instead. We got 3 different roles plus a miso soup and spicy edamame. The rolls that we had were Sophie Mango, Charlie Chaplin, and Spider Man. They were all really good but the one that stood out was Sophie Mango. The freshness of the mango mixed with the spicy of the jalapeño was delicious. Definitely will go back and trip some more good. It was very slow that day so we service was great.

Hanna Kang  4

We tried the agedashi tofu, rainbow rolls, and a few special rolls. The food was decent overall, but the rolls had a bit too much rice, and the fish on top was sliced quite thin

Elena Baruah  5

Great atmosphere. We ordered gluten free. There was a little confusion in the beginning which was sorted out quickly. Friendly staff. Great service and food. Uni was not available today. I am definitely coming back to eat here. Great food for affordable price

Haytham Abukahdeir  5

I can say without hesitation that Aniki’s Sushi offers an unparalleled dining experience. From the moment I walked in, the attention to detail in the decor immediately signaled a restaurant committed to excellence. The food, to put it simply, was sublime. The quality of the fish was evident in every bite, offering a freshness and excellent flavor profile. The chefs have mastered the art of balancing flavors, textures, and presentation to create a dining experience that transcends the meal itself. To anyone seeking an authentic, high-quality sushi experience, consider your search over. Aniki’s Sushi isn’t just a restaurant; it’s a culinary revelation that you’ll want to revisit time and time again. Five stars simply don’t do it justice—I wholeheartedly recommend dining here.

Kathy LC  3

SF East Bay (Fremont). We did the lunch special which is a pretty good deal for around $22 for a miso soup, a regular-sized roll and 3 pcs of nigiri. Hubby got Enter the Dragon which was good since of course you can't go wrong with shrimp tempura and avo inside and unagi on the outside. I got the See Through roll which was pretty unique since it had seaweed salad inside which amped the taste of the salmon and avo then it was wrapped in rice paper vs the usual seaweed wrapper. The miso soup was decent and the 3 pcs of nigiri were of course the chef's choice which were ebi, tuna and salmon. What we did not like: the wasabi was super weak as in hubby's sauce container was already muddy with all the wasabi he put in and he still did not taste any heat! This also might be one of those very few Japanese restaurants that charge for hot tea since tea is usually complimentary. Lastly, the roll and nigiri were placed in an oval bowl which was also chipped btw and made it a little hard to get to the roll/nigiri vs the typical flat plate which would've been much better. Overall, just ok and we kinda wished we chose another restaurant, Japanese or not, to eat at especially since we don't go to Fremont that much.