

At O Fine Japanese Cuisine, we blend elegance with a relaxed dining atmosphere, offering an exquisite omakase experience alongside a thoughtfully curated menu of premium sushi and Japanese specialties. Our chefs craft each dish with precision, using the freshest, high-quality ingredients to deliver an authentic taste of Japan. Whether you’re indulging in a meticulously prepared omakase journey or enjoying signature sushi and hot dishes, our refined yet inviting ambiance ensures a memorable dining experience. Elevate your sushi nights with expertly crafted flavors, artful presentation, and warm hospitality. Join us at O Fine Japanese Cuisine—where tradition meets innovation in the heart of fine casual dining.
Classic & creative sushi, plus hot Japanese dishes, served in a swanky, contemporary setting.
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 12–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Sunday | 12–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: Quail Hill Shopping Center, 6731 Quail Hill Pkwy, Irvine, CA 92603
Phone: (949) 748-1896
Website: https://www.ofjc.com/
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We had a reservation but had to wait over 20 minutes to be seated. Service was very slow and did not check up on us often.
We wanted the sashimi platter with assorted fish, but asked for one substitute because my boyfriend is allergic to shellfish. They declined and refused to accommodate him.
l know this restaurant is new, so I hope it gets on its feet better as time goes on.
The attention to detail and the quality of the ingredients truly stood out. You can tell this place takes pride in what they do. Service was warm and attentive without being overbearing.
Our servers, Iga and John, were great! They served us with smiles and a friendly attitude. Our gracious servers catered to our needs and checked in with us throughout the entire meal. They refilled our drinks constantly, asked us how everything was going, and made sure we were taken care of. I especially had a great conversation with Iga about her nails and how gorgeous they were. I’m a nail person myself, so it was really fun to spend a few moments admiring each other’s nail arts. But I digress!
We started off our night with a bottle of the Yuzu Bloom, a floral liqueur mixed with sake. The color was so pretty, and I’m a sucker for cute and pretty things. The bottle that the sake was mixed in reminded me of a lil pink potion, teehee. The alcohol itself was yummy! The tart citrus flavor is tempered by the smooth sake but neither flavor was too overpowering. I’m not really an alcohol person, nor do I claim to be an expert on it… But I do know what I like, and this I liked! Unfortunately, I only took a few sips because I was the designated driver for the night. The rest of my companions had no problem drinking down the rest of the bottle. We all enjoyed it thoroughly! 😉
Onto the food. We started off with a couple of premium chirashi bowls, which came with miso soup and salads. And might I just say? It was divine! The sashimi selection on the bed of fluffy sushi rice was to die for, fresh as can be. The ankimo had a full, complex flavor to it that left me wanting more. The shrimp head was fried to perfection, a crunchy bite from start to finish. The blue crab had me clacking my nails together in a crab happy dance. The toro (my last bite of the dish) was fatty and filling and melted so easily in my mouth. The other sashimi bits and pieces added together made for a perfectly balanced bowl. The deliciousness of it all almost left wanting more, but thankfully the rest of our dishes were more than enough to fill that void.
Along with the chirashi bowl we also got the Crispy Lobster Roll, Baked Lobster Roll, and the “O” Roll. Where do I even start? The crispy lobster roll was a joyfully crunchy bite filled with real lobster atop the sushi roll, with the rest of the sushi ingredients all rolled together in a soft soy paper that balances everything out. The baked lobster had a similar, yet different vibe, but just as scrumptious. The lobster shell decor helped to elevate the dish too. And the “O” roll had me making a similar shape with my mouth after that first bite. The freshness of the ingredients wrapped around thinly sliced cucumber as opposed to regular seaweed sent me to the beautiful ocean. What an ebb and flow of fresh fish contained within the confines of that snappy cucumber. It might have been my favourite bite yet!
There is not an aspect of this fine establishment that has gone unturned and neglected. From the staff to the service to the fold itself, all stars all around. Eating at O Fine is truly a wonderful way to spend time with people who love food and who enjoy a good time.
To sum up my experience: O Fine!
The ambiance is clean and modern. You can choose between premium omakase or à la carte, making this spot great for both date nights and casual dinners.
I had the best, delicious King Salmon Sushi and Sashimi Soy paper roll.
Unique presentation
They have the best Halibut with Truffle oil sushi , highly recommended