loveHerumi

Seriously this is the BEST sushi restaurant in San Diego (and trust me, my family and I have eaten everywhere). Their crunchy rolls are to die for and the service is fantastic. Food is of the utmost quality and they NEVER skimp on fresh ingredients. If you don’t believe me, ask the huge line outside their door every single night. It’s a great family place to a great place to have a date :D

I’m not a big fan of ice cream sandwiches and I have to say, I’ve never tried a diddy riese ice cream sandwich BUT I have tried almost every single one of their cookies and they are absolutely delectable. The sugar cinnamon are rockstar favorites of mine but you can’t go wrong with any other cookie. Diddy Riese always has a long line but for good reason! Those cookies are dank. Don’t come there to get one. GET MANY. They are worth it. They’re soft with a little bit of a bit and intense sweet flavor that one can’t beat. If you like ice cream, try the ice cream sandwiches but for cookie lovers like myself, you should try the cookies.

And another thing. Diddy Riese is one of the cleanest places I’ve been to. They always do a good job of upkeeping the store whether it be vaccumming the welcome mat or bleaching the tables to prime disinfection. Love it :]

Not many people know this but Ginza is actually a combination of Japanese and Chinese cuisine. It’s Chinese food are pretty good (the cream cheese wantons looked amazing) but most people go there for the sushi.

The sushi is fresh and literally mouth-watering. It’s a bit pricey but overall you just simply cannot beat the quality of the sushi. The scallop rolls are amazing.

TIP: Ask for Jimmy, the chef. He makes the most incredible rolls!

Luna Grill.

I am ALWAYS down for Luna Grill. I eat there at least once a week and I’m amazed by their good food whenever I decide chomp on some feta-cheese fries or a hot lamb gyro.

It’s a great place, tiny and comfortable and reminds you of your own kitchen at home. The people are always nice and willing to help and you really get the most out of what you pay for. Yay for Luna Grill!

When I’m at Buca, I always think of sitting in a huge room with a bunch of family yattering in my ear.

I love it. The clang of the plates, the size of the portrions and the overall quality of the food. It’s excellent. The Mozzarella Bread always makes my mouth water and the pastas are spectacular. So pull up a chair and bring your entire family. Buca is definitley a good place to go!

To be honest, I haven’t tried their entrees but Villa Capri is a great place for coffee and dessert. The waiters are funny and the service is so hospitable. They seriously treat you like family. I love the tiramisu and the portions are quite large. All and all, good place for a chow down!

Like any other small sushi restuarant Litle Tokyo serves adequate sushi. The service is thoughtful, however I’m not impressed with the rolls. The rolls are a little to skimpy and small for the price you’re paying for.

But their lunch specialities are reasonably fair. I suggest a Sushi Combo that comes with a salad, soup, gyozo and two rolls of your choice.

A great place for a casual lunch date but not the best pick for dinner.

I’ve been eating sushi for the past seven years.

Mr.Wasabi’s is great for those who want a quick sushi run and that’s it. I was not impressed with the quality of the sushi, nor the price of the rolls. (Although they do have a spectacular sale on Tues. and thursday -$1 sushi!) The service is decent and the atmosphere is adequate.

Yet still drop in on tues. and thurs. and try their Nigiri. For only a $1 each.. it’s definitley worth a visit.