This was my first visit to the restaurant. I tried two types of nigiri, and unfortunately, both left me disappointed—though it could have been a one-time issue. The rice didn’t hold together well, causing the nigiri to fall apart as soon as we picked them up. Additionally, the slices were quite thin. On the other hand, the shishito peppers were decent; you really can't go wrong with them. The aburi saba was also okay but nothing remarkable. The highlights of the meal were the ika-uni and the baked scallops tapas, although the portions were quite small. Considering the overall quality was average, the prices felt a bit too high. I wouldn't say I'm eager to come back.
My friend ordered salmon sashimi and Kaisen Don, while I opted for Chirashi. The main difference between the Kaisen Don and Chirashi is that the Kaisen Don features daily specials of fish, so the selection varies, whereas the Chirashi consistently includes salmon, shrimp, egg, scallop, tuna, and yellowtail. It was served with a salad.
I enjoyed my meal, particularly the seasoned rice, and my friend did as well. However, we both felt that the prices were a bit high for what we received. Overall, I would return. Next time, I’d like to try their shareable plates, which seem to be quite popular.
This is a charming little sushi spot with a laid-back atmosphere. We tried several appetizers, and they were not only visually appealing but also delicious. The Dash Taco stood out for its presentation, while the Cartilage Karage impressed with its flavor. For sushi, we ordered the crunchy roll and the sakura roll. The crunchy roll was excellent, but the sakura roll didn't quite meet our expectations. Overall, the food, service, and prices were great, and I would definitely return.
Top Secret Sushi is the real deal! The flavors are delicious and unique. The vegetarian dragon sushi is a great choice as well. The wasabi is fresh, which is a nice touch! The crunch sushi was just okay, but overall it’s a fantastic place for sushi. It’s not exactly fine dining, but the space is clean and inviting. The staff was friendly and attentive.
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If you're craving authentic Japanese cuisine but can't make the trip to Japan, this is the place for you! Regular sushi restaurants often don't provide the complete experience of savoring traditional Japanese dishes, but Dash truly delivers. I highly recommend trying their Unagi Don paired with fresh nigiri. It's a delightful combination!
The restaurant offers a wide variety of izakaya dishes and sushi rolls. It features a pleasant outdoor seating area as well as a cozy interior. Prices are reasonable, and the service is impressively quick.
Skinniest nigiri I have ever seen. Service good place cool. Tapas good but don’t go for nigiri unless u want very small quantity for still very expensive price. Barely anything was not happyFood: 3/5
I really enjoy eating here.. it’s not sushi, It’s Japanese food… and everything on the menu is delicious ? their sake game is also on point! The staff is awesome ?Small spot but enough seating are.
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The Yaki Udon never disappoints! Great sushi rolls and nigiri too. Takeout quality is just as good as dining in.
Dash is the best sushi spot on San Mateo by far. Their fish quality is amazing
