Sushi Edomata
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About
Discover Sushi Edomata, the best spot for authentic Edomate-style sushi in San Mateo since 1988. Book your table or explore our legacy menu today.
Menu highlights
- Dinner Selection
- Artfully Prepared • Legacy Flavors • Seasonal Finest
- Dinner MenuLunch Menu
- From Kitchen, Appetizers, and Noodle Soups
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- From Sushi Bar
- Sashimi, Temaki, and Maki Sushi Selection
- Nigiri Specialties
- Traditional and Special Nigiri Selection
- E. 25th Ave.
- San Mateo, CA 94403
- Follow Desserts
Amenities
What diners mention
- Food quality4
- Portion sizes2
Frequently asked questions
Where is Sushi Edomata?+
Sushi Edomata is located at 38 E 25th Ave, San Mateo, CA 94403, San Mateo.
What kind of place is Sushi Edomata?+
Sushi Edomata is a Restaurant in San Mateo serving Japanese, Sushi.
What are Sushi Edomata's opening hours?+
Sushi Edomata is closed on Monday, Sunday.
Is Sushi Edomata open on Sundays?+
No, Sushi Edomata is closed on Sundays.
When is the best time to visit Sushi Edomata?+
It is busiest on Saturday and usually quietest on Thursday.
How expensive is Sushi Edomata?+
Sushi Edomata is generally high-end.
What does Sushi Edomata offer?+
Sushi Edomata offers Takeaway, Wheelchair access, Bar, Takes reservations, Family friendly.
Location
What people say
“The service was warm and relaxing, and the food was incredibly delicious!”
Reviews sourced from Google.
What diners say on Google
Elizabeth Wang★★★★★A friend invited me to Sushi Edomata for a special celebration, and it turned out to be one of the most memorable sushi experiences I’ve had in California. There was already a line when we arrived, which honestly made sense once we started eating. The quality of the fish was exceptional, and every piece was prepared with so much precision and care. Nothing felt overly complicated or designed just for appearance. The focus was clearly on the freshness of the ingredients, the temperature and texture of the rice, and bringing out the natural flavor of each piece. I’ve tried a lot of Japanese re
Alec Soer★★★★★Ok this was a truly last minute unexpected experience. My manager had recommended the location and had not provided me the context of the experience I was about to partake. I did the omakase here and was prepared for a delicious dinner. My first role was very citrusy and I was worried this was not going to be a great experience but every next role was my favorite. I had a delicious Spanish Mackerel and Uni for the first time. Overall it was a great experience but when that last roll arrived and I had their Toro I was unprepared for the flavor I was about to taste. That hands down is perhaps
Anjera C★★★★★A classic spot for San Mateo natives and sushi lovers alike! We got their omakase and it was stellar. One of the most unique things we’ve had was their sardine nigiri. It was a nice salty delicate fish that I haven’t had before. Their hokkaido uni was also very fresh and clean! We brought our own sake in and they were able to open it for us for a fair corkage fee. Their toro was cut a little unevenly but it was still a very generous portion that was delicious. The omakase also came with wagyu they topped with truffle that was a great finisher. Their desserts were also amazing. We almost got o
William Verlinden★★★★★You will need a reservation. Definitely worth the expense. Had the omakase, grilled fish collar, and grilled mackerel. Omakase was ~$80 and included eight pieces, was excellent. They also let you substitute fish. I swapped out the uni for another piece of Otoro. Grilled fish collar and grilled mackerel were also excellent. You are given a choice of fish collar if available, chose the salmon. Both are good, mackerel with side of rice is slightly better.
Reviews sourced from Google.
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