All my coworkers say this is the best sushi in town and I think they're right! I most recently had the lunch sushi regular and the fish pieces were massive and fresh. Rice was cooked perfectly. We got fresh wasabi on that plate in addition to the shared ginger and wasabi paste for the table. We didn't have to make a reservation for our party of 10 on a Wednesday afternoon, but still got seated right away. We enjoyed the complimentary tea and radio music playing top hits. The lunch meals start off with the salad and then the miso soup. For some reason, the sushi regulars always come last compared to the other lunch options. I've also had their tempura udon which is yummy as well. I heard for dinner, they also give complimentary ice cream. Great service and great food plus parking is plentiful on El Camino.

Good fresh sushi & seafood, good portions. Ramen & tempura very good. Small shared parking lot, but plenty of street parking. A little pricey but worth it.

I always order the 10 piece omakase, which is a good deal at $42. They give generous slices of fresh fish with minimal rice. My only complaint is that it would be helpful if they identified the fish instead of just dropping it off and walking away. This most recent visit we ordered the whole squid and dynasty spider roll. Spider roll was okay; I've had better. The grilled squid was delicious. The restaurant isn't very big and can get quite busy during peak lunch and dinner hours. Parking is a challenge here. The lot is extremely small and street parking can be difficult.

I've been here a couple of times and it's often busy so try to go early if you can. It's also best to carpool since there's limited parking. The first time I went I ordered the omakase and the fish tasted fresh. For the second visit, I ordered the Amami Special Roll - unagi, crab, and cucumber inside, topped with avocado that was perfectly ripe. We also had the salmon teriyaki and asked for it not to be well done and it was cooked to our liking. This came with a salad that had a good amount of dressing and lukewarm miso soup. The food came quickly but the service was mediocre. Although the servers checked on us, they didn't offer to refill our water. The tables were too crammed and close to each other that neighboring tables could hear our conversations and vice versa, and we barely had any personal space. The food quality seems the same as other locations so you can't go wrong going to any of them.

Another nice dinner at Amami. I loved their food and service. They always have the freshest, sweetest, and creamiest Uni. Great customer service. :)

Had dinner here with my son and grandchild and found the fish to be fresh and very good and prices reasonable. The only thing I didn't enjoy was the fish "collar" that the waitress suggested. It wasn't a collar at all but a fishhead and, for the cost, there was hardly any meat on it; felt a little cheated by this because it was quite expensive. The pieces of nigiri sushi had a substantial amount of fish in comparison to the rice, so that's definitely a plus. The tempura was light and not oily for the most part. Very good overall. The dining room was pretty full when we arrived in the early evening, but we managed to get a table pretty quickly in their second room. Amami is very family friendly. They gave my grandchild a complimentary bowl of ice cream at the end of the meal and she was happy with that! Nice perk for the little one!

Another impressive sushi dinner Never disappointed and always fresh Reservation is a must

Out of all the Amami locations, this one is arguably the best. Amami has built a reputation for its affordable omakase, and as a serious sushi enthusiast, I can confidently say their offerings are impressive. The omakase set provides a balance of freshness and variety, making it a great value for the price. I've also sampled a few of their specialty rolls, which were equally well-crafted and satisfying. This location tends to get pretty busy, especially during dinner hours, so I highly recommend making a reservation. On one occasion, I waited nearly an hour to be seated, which speaks to its popularity but also the potential wait time. Parking here can be a bit challenging and is often a matter of luck. There are a few designated parking spots outside, or you might be able to find some street parking if you're willing to circle around a bit. Despite the occasional wait and parking challenges, this Amami location remains a top choice for sushi at a reasonable price.

Called in on a Sunday night and was able to reserve a table which was great because as we parked, there were people entering and there were plenty of people waiting as we ate and as we were leaving. Restaurant isn't the biggest but service is efficient and everyone is very welcoming. Kids love their Japanese food. Eldest (12) ordered the chicken katsu entree. Comes with soup and salad. She ate it all. Plenty of food to share a few pieces with her little sister. Another (9) ordered sushi.... She loves her sushi! An Alaska roll and a salmon lovers roll. She ate ALL of it. She was very happy. I ordered the beef teriyaki entree. It came with soup and salad but my little one (6) took it all! She enjoyed MY soup and salad very much. It's her favorite part of the meal. Beef teriyaki was delicious. The meat is tender and the flavor is yummy. We all enjoyed our meal!! If you're planning on going there, call in first and maybe they can save you a table. Definitely worth the effort. Parking is scarce. Street parking and very few in the lot in front. Plan accordingly. Food and service are worth it.

Tried the other Amami Sushi in my neighborhood last Sunday night. I never tried it because the parking availability is always not great. However, we celebrated a buddy's belated birthday so I had my first opportunity. It was very good. The joint was packed for a Sunday evening and we were lucky to snag the last four-top. I'll be brief, this place was great. The sushi there was just as good as the other Amami. This guy ordered the Dragon Roll and the Tiger Roll. Wonderful. I tried to eat them as slowly as possible instead of gobbling them down like I had just returned from Survivor Island. It was not easy. Our buddy also enjoyed his bday dish and cleaned his plate like a champ. And our other friends also ate like there was no tomorrow. Service was very good and they never let us be forgotten, even this it was a packed house. To sum up: an excellent place for Japanese in my town. To quote the T-800; Ill be back. Check the pics.