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Best Sushi & Japanese · Joey | San Diego Foodie

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Japanese spots serving sushi, ramen, barbecue, and other Japanese small plates.

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Boto SushiCarmel Mountain RanchSushi & Japanese“The creator says Boto Sushi in Carmel Valley, San Diego is ideal for group nights and highlights a sushi boat for 4-5 people. They also mention salmon truffle, beef teriyaki, chicken teriyaki, chicken karaage, and edamame.”
Kanpai BBQ & Shabu - All You Can EatKearny MesaKorean BBQ“The creator highlights an all-you-can-eat Japanese BBQ and hot pot spot in San Diego, featuring rich broths, Wagyu cuts, lamb shoulder, self-serve bar options, crispy pork gyoza, soy garlic karaage, Sapporo, and Thrifty’s ice cream.”
Baikohken RamenHillcrestSushi & Japanese“Creator says this ramen spot in San Diego’s Hillcrest is underrated and highlights Spicy Miso Ramen with Garlic Bomb, Hillcrest Special Shoyu, Takoyaki, Croquette, and a sake shot.”
Sushi FactoryCollege WestSushi & Japanese“The creator highlights all-you-can-eat sushi starting at $24.95, with lunch and weekend pricing. They mention sashimi, nigiri, rolls, bulgogi, gyoza, egg rolls, edamame, Sapporo, soju and sake.”

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4 spots · Highest rated

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Boto SushiCarmel Mountain RanchSushi & Japanese“The creator says Boto Sushi in Carmel Valley, San Diego is ideal for group nights and highlights a sushi boat for 4-5 people. They also mention salmon truffle, beef teriyaki, chicken teriyaki, chicken karaage, and edamame.”
Kanpai BBQ & Shabu - All You Can EatKearny MesaKorean BBQ“The creator highlights an all-you-can-eat Japanese BBQ and hot pot spot in San Diego, featuring rich broths, Wagyu cuts, lamb shoulder, self-serve bar options, crispy pork gyoza, soy garlic karaage, Sapporo, and Thrifty’s ice cream.”
Baikohken RamenHillcrestSushi & Japanese“Creator says this ramen spot in San Diego’s Hillcrest is underrated and highlights Spicy Miso Ramen with Garlic Bomb, Hillcrest Special Shoyu, Takoyaki, Croquette, and a sake shot.”
Sushi FactoryCollege WestSushi & Japanese“The creator highlights all-you-can-eat sushi starting at $24.95, with lunch and weekend pricing. They mention sashimi, nigiri, rolls, bulgogi, gyoza, egg rolls, edamame, Sapporo, soju and sake.”