The city’s best omakase.

One of the best omakase sushi meals in the city can be found at Ju-Ni in NoPa.

Serious quality sushi, provided you're willing to pay. Akiko's Restaurant will even serve you up a baby barracuda.

Head to Robin in Hayes Valley for excellent omakase that doesn’t involve burning all your money.

A top notch sushi spot with a little more flexibility.

A safe house from spicy sauce in the Castro, Eiji is one of the best low-key sushi spots around.

Serious sushi types rave about ICHI in Bernal Heights. We like the sushi, but the cooked food is really where it’s at.

Domo is a neighborhood sushi spot worth a visit, even if you don't live in Hayes Valley.

This is not the vegan sushi messiah you were waiting for.

Oma San Francisco Station is a tiny omakase spot in the middle of Japantown Center.

Go to Koo in the Inner Sunset for the Spoonful of Happiness, stay for the specialty rolls.

Nara is the neighborhood sushi spot you need if you live in Nob Hill.

Yamasho is a Japanese restaurant in Polk Gulch good for office outings and karaoke parties.

Head to Elephant Sushi in Lower Nob Hill for great small plates and sushi near Union Square.

Izakaya Kou in Japantown serves reasonably priced sushi and has private rooms available for parties.

The Grubbies serves sushi box lunches from a window on Sacramento Street in the Financial District.