Yama Sushi bar

Honestly, this place is hands-down the best sushi in olive Annapolis area. The price point is amazing. The quality is even better and the overall flavor texture of every role. It’s just top quality. We come here twice a week for the last month now it’s been an addiction lol it might be in a weird location and not have a bar, but I promise the sushi is worth it.

Super impressed all around! Came in with a party of 3 on a Friday night, was seated immediately. Menu prices were very reasonable (drove in from the DC area) and fish was extremely fresh. We got a bunch of rolls, and the chef’s choice nigiri appetizer. Highly recommend their simple rolls! The rice to fish ratio was great and the rice was well seasoned. Service was impeccable and they are very well staffed. They gave us a small cucumber wasabi appetizer and fruity gum with our check. Our favorite things were the Alaska roll and the nigiri. Parking lot was very busy, since it was a Friday night. Had to circle a few times to find a spot. Overall, would definitely come back!

What a great experience. From the sake, to the dumplings (shrimp only), to the amazing speciality rolls. Everything tasted great and was served with a smile. Will be back.

We’ve been longtime fans of Yama Sushi Bar, often ordering takeout and already familiar with their fantastic menu and impeccable quality. Last Friday, my wife and I decided to dine in, and we’re so glad we did! We arrived around 8:20 PM on a busy Friday night, yet luck was on our side—we were seated quickly despite the packed house. To start, we indulged in our all-time favorite appetizer, the Dinosaur Egg—a must-try for anyone visiting! For our main course, we stuck with our usual pick, the Love Boat, a beautifully presented sushi and sashimi platter that never disappoints. The course begins with a fresh salad, followed by comforting miso soup. Then, the star arrives: an elegant wooden boat filled with three pieces each of five different sushi varieties, three pieces each of five sashimi

Tucked into Annapolis, Yama is the kind of unassuming sushi bar that wins you over without theatrics. Both of my lunchtime visits have been comfortably busy, the room split between locals catching up over miso and businessmen hashing out deals over lunch plates. The soundtrack is a gentle stream of Japanese music— occasionally drowned out by conversation, but never enough to break the spell. Service here is quietly superb: efficient, friendly, and never overbearing. The lunch specials are a steal— soup, salad, and a generous plate of sushi that’s fresh, balanced, and well-cut. On one visit, I strayed from my usual and went for the salmon teriyaki lunch plate. It arrived tender, lightly glazed, and as satisfying as the sushi. The chefs pay attention— both to the food and the people eating