Sushi Deli 3

Anna Mira

This place certainly has a vibe. It's a dive, an American dive serving sushi. If you like divey vibes you might love it. If you expect Japanese fine dining you might be disappointed. As far as food, it's also not the finest. It's not bad but read again, it's a dive. You might see canned jalapenos on your sushi rolls. The ramen egg is just a hard boiled egg, no medium soft yolk, no soy marinade, no frills. Satisfied my empty stomach, didn't break the bank.

Christopher Gorrie

Sushi Deli is a San Diego staple for quick, quality Japanese. The ramen, bento boxes, and rolls are always on point. They also have a full bar and a great beer selection. I really enjoy the vegetarian roll options, especially the Bee Hive. Their miso soup is also very good. It’s a laid back, straightforward Japanese spot that is great for low-key dates, family lunches, and even small parties. There is a decent amount of parking in the lot next to the restaurant, and the street is usually fairly open as well. Mitsuwa and Bookoff are less than a block away, if you’d like to visit a great Japanese market and used book/music store before or after your visit. Common Theory, a bar/restaurant with an immense beer selection, is not too far either.

leah m.

the menu has a lot of options, experimental and traditional alike. the service is very quick and the portions are large. the best part is the prices, 3 of us ate a hefty amount for around $40. the only downside would be that it's a bit crowded and cold, but you forget about it once you receive the food.

Robb Schreiber

A friend brought us here because it is his favorite place. This was our first time here and now I know why it is his favorite sushi place. We ordered six different rolls and they were all delicious and the hot deep-fried rolls were amazing. Friendly staff. Going to come back and enjoy your favorites a few more times and look forward to trying a lot of new options. We’re from North County and it is definitely worth the drive. 🍣👍🏼