First time here. Dont see a reason to go back. Made reservation for five and got seated at two undersized tables that they normally use for four with another chair at the end. Asked for another table and was told they couldn't accommodate. Glad I didn't order my usual sushi/sashimi spread, it wouldn't have fit. Nothing on the menu grabbed me, so I went for the Chirashi Sushi Don. Fish/Seafood was fairly fresh, Rice was well seasoned, Tamayo and Kamaboko were fine. Wouldn't have been memorable if they hadnt put what I can only describe as a minced seaweed with Wasabi in the bowl. Wasabi is the one thing I don't care for at Japanese restaurants, so putting this in the bowl ruined the taste of the delicate fish it touched. Definitely not a place I would go out of my way to go back to. Think I will stick with Yanagi Sushi down the street. Still hoping to find a could Ramen place locally. Is Momotaro really the only place? Not bad either, but limited menu, and not a true restaurant environment.
Clean, flavorful/inventive, balanced...Simply delicious. They are not messing around and each inventive garnish contributes to the well-cooked entree. PS: the mango sorbet is divine.
My favorite sushi place in Paso, because of the calamari tempura roll! I’m a basic sushi guy, but it has everything I love. I also had the crab and asparagus hand roll, which was tasty and seemed to be real crab. My date had the katsu pork bowl, which was large enough to allow for a full second meal’s-worth of leftovers the next day!
Been wanting to try Goshi in SLO but never got the chance! Found this gem in Paso Robles!! We got the chef’s omakase and was quite satisfied! Fresh and decent quality! Also got a shrimp tempura roll because it looked so pretty and tasty! They have half sizes which was great!
I ordered solely off the specials menu to really get a feel for the Sushi (Nigiri) and it was spectacular. We ended up ordering one of everything and each piece was better than the mast. The Monk fish Liver Sushi was unforgettable.
Decent Japanese restaurant at the Paso Robles train depot.All the usual Japanese offerings, including sushi rolls, nigiri, hand rolls, sashimi, tempura, and teriyaki items.Service is friendly though the pace of service is a bit on the slower side.Food is decent. Omakase sashimi was creative and tasted fresh.Tempura was well fried.Great for families with young children.
They were really busy and so we got sat at the sushi bar which was ended up being a really good food and eating experience. The chefs were creating some really good Lookin rolls. The service and the food were really good and enjoyable. We loved that the rolls didn’t feel like commercial and standard rolls. Highly recommended this place for sure
They serve big dishes and for affordable pricing. welcoming staff members. 5 stars from me.
Had beef sukiyaki. Very flavorful. Portion was large enough to share
Incredible food, staff are professional, always a good atmosphere!