Sushi at DL??

[surgefest]

Is there anywhere on Disneyland property, hotels, downtown or in the parks that has sushi??? Even room service???? Just curious, and beyond are there any local spots that are decent for sushi?? Thanks so much for any input!

 

[ashley0139]

Is there anywhere on Disneyland property, hotels, downtown or in the parks that has sushi??? Even room service???? Just curious, and beyond are there any local spots that are decent for sushi?? Thanks so much for any input!

I've never found sushi at the parks. I think there might be one type of roll at one of the nicer restaurants? But I'm not sure. But nowhere to get actual sushi with options. I would love it.

 

[wingednike]

Is there anywhere on Disneyland property, hotels, downtown or in the parks that has sushi??? Even room service???? Just curious, and beyond are there any local spots that are decent for sushi?? Thanks so much for any input!

Teppenyaki Grill on Euclid and Katella has some sushi. I think I heard that the new bowling place in DTD will have sushi on its menu

 

[ParkHopper1]

I am Sushi lover and there is nada on site.

Closest you will find is the Carthay Circle Lounge (not the main restaurant) they have a Spicy Chicken Roll (not actually spicy) and a Lobster Pad Tai Imperial Roll

 

[SMD]

Try searching sushi on this board because I'm sure there was a thread about it within the last year or so. There's a tuna poke appetizer at Trader Sam's and there are some rolls on the bar menu at Roy's in GardenWalk. I don't know if the poke bowl trend has arrived where you live yet, but a local recommended PokiNometry to me. It's not walking distance from the parks, but it's on my list to try soon.

 

[theluckyrabbit]

There are very different definitions of sushi.
1.Do you mean authentic, traditional? If so, there isn't anything really close to DLR, but there are places in Tustin, Costa Mesa, and Fountain Valley.
2. Do you mean westernized rolls? As stated above, Roy's at GardenWalk will be the closest.
3. Do you mean AYCE? There is a place in Irvine, by SNA, that does this.
Try looking up "sushi restaurant, Anaheim" on Yelp! to see what comes up. Then you can choose what fits your needs and appeals to you most.

 

[SMD]

There are very different definitions of sushi.
1.Do you mean authentic, traditional? If so, there isn't anything really close to DLR, but there are places in Tustin, Costa Mesa, and Fountain Valley.
2. Do you mean westernized rolls? As stated above, Roy's at GardenWalk will be the closest.
3. Do you mean AYCE? There is a place in Irvine, by SNA, that does this.
Try looking up "sushi restaurant, Anaheim" on Yelp! to see what comes up. Then you can choose what fits your needs and appeals to you most.

I'll add that on Yelp you can put the address of your hotel and search sushi and then select a filter that will be 2 blocks, 6 blocks, 1 mile or 2 miles. Also, in So Cal lots of supermarkets sell sushi that's made fresh daily. That would fall under category 2 above.

 

[Goose&mavie]

We did doordash 2 nights while staying at the Disneyland hotel. First time we ordered Vietnamese in and the next one we ordered Japanese food in. My hubby met the driver at the front of the hotel after they called to let me know they were there. Very convenient.

 

[ParkHopper1]

We did doordash 2 nights while staying at the Disneyland hotel.

Also, UberEats covers the Disneyland Resort Area and there are a few sushi options...just used them for the first time a while back, awesome service.

https://www.ubereats.com/orange_county/

 

[LalaCoop]

It's a few miles away, but Kappo Sui at 20070 Santa Ana Ave in Costa Mesa is some of the best Japanese/sushi we've had anywhere!