Best Sushi Restaurants in Arcadia

Real videos of Sushi Restaurants in Arcadia — 2 places, filmed by creators on the ground.


Ranked venues

  1. CozyAuthenticCasualHakata-style ramenHandmade noodlesIntimate setting

    About the venue

    Kai Ramen Arcadia, situated on South Baldwin Avenue in Arcadia, California, specializes in Hakata-style ramen since its establishment in 2020. The small, modern dining space emphasizes the flavors of its rich tonkotsu broth and handmade noodles. The menu features various ramen options, including spicy miso and a vegetarian choice, attracting both ramen enthusiasts and casual diners. Its cozy setting and focus on authenticity make it a favorite for local families.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a dining experience with a focus on Japanese cuisine, featuring a red bowl of ramen with pork belly, green onions, bean sprouts, and half-boiled eggs, as well as plates of fried seafood accompanied by condiments and drinks. The camera provides a detailed view of the dishes, highlighting their textures and colors.

    1130 S Baldwin Ave

  2. InvitingAuthenticFamily-friendlySeafood specialtiesSteamed fishFresh ingredients

    About the venue

    Fishing Boat Chinese Cuisine in Arcadia specializes in seafood dishes, offering a unique take on traditional Chinese flavors. Located on E Live Oak Ave, the restaurant features an extensive menu, including signature dishes like their steamed fish and lobster in garlic sauce. With a tasteful environment and attentive service, it caters to families and larger groups. The use of fresh ingredients is a hallmark of their culinary approach, making it a local favorite.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a close-up of a plate containing unagi (eel) over rice, garnished with yellow pickled radish slices and green seasoning sprinkles. The camera slightly zooms out to reveal the entire dish, which includes glossy brown grilled eel, bright yellow pickled radish slices, dark green seaweed flakes mixed with sesame seeds, and some scattered black specks. The extracted dialogue mentions the use of a phone for taking photos, suggesting a dining context.

    516 E Live Oak Ave