Ebiko

Who needs overpriced omakase when you can get an Ebiko spread at home. I've been visiting Ebiko for years, and the quality is consistently amazing. This hidden gem is a sushi deli selling a small but very satisfying selection of rolls, nigiri, sashimi, chirashi, and vegetarian-friendly options, along with a handful of Japanese grocery store items. There's also a kaisen hand roll party tray available for pre-order--it's a beautiful work of art that comes with edible flowers, but I personally prefer a la cart because I'm not a huge fan of uni and ebi. I wish they had customizable options for the party tray, but I'm already highly satisfied with the a-la-carte offerings. My go-to's, although you really can't go wrong: - omakase nigiri set - salmon aburi (seared to melt-in-your goodness, my

My sister and I went on a little fridate and stumbled upon this place while looking for somewhere new to walk around and try. We’ve heard of Ebiko in SF but never had the chance to go since it’s usually packed, so we were excited to find the Oakland location with much less of a crowd. The prices were really reasonable, especially considering how fresh everything was. We absolutely fell in love with the torched salmon belly and the uni ikura bowl. This is definitely a must-try for sushi lovers, you won’t be disappointed. I’d for sure come back again with my sister when we get the chance.

Extremely delicious and high quality sushi! Was pleasantly surprised since take-out sushi doesn’t tend to be this good. I believe they use real snow crab for the California rolls. Prices are also extremely affordable. I’m obsessed and will definitely return!

This takeout only spot has the MOST affordable and FRESH sashimi and sushi in the entire Bay!! The omakase box features fresh pieces of salmon, tuna, fatty tuna, roe, and scallop for $16.99. Zero fishiness at all. But my favorite is actually the seared salmon—omg it literally melts in your mouth 👌🏻👌🏻 The California roll uses actual snow crab and all their other rolls are good too. Only thing is they don’t open on weekends but they have a location in SF now. Highly recommend!

When I'm craving sashimi or sushi that's fresh and reasonably priced, I always head to Ebiko. Ebiko is a quick stop-and-shop in Piedmont, wish fresh sushi, nigiri, sashimi and more! It's mainly for takeout. The service is good and friendly! Mainly just the chefs in the back and hostess/cashier. Since it's a shop without seating, the vibe feels like a convenient store with snacks and drinks as well. Parking can be a pain, but if you emergency park, I'm sure you'll be in and out under 5minutes. Overall, great store for sushi and I would always recommend friends to stop by here when visiting!