
Industrial-cool destination for sushi, donburi rice bowls & modern Japanese fare with a local focus.
Hours
| Friday | 12–8 PM |
| Saturday | 12–8 PM |
| Sunday | 12–8 PM |
| Monday | 12–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–8 PM |
| Thursday | 12–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6750 McKinley St, Sebastopol, CA 95472
Phone: (707) 827-6373
Website: http://www.koshosushi.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: koshosushi.comopentable.com
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Reviews
Seriously, everything I ate was so tasteless that I was questioning my own taste buds. The beer tasted fine, the edamame tasted fine, the salmon belly was okay, and the mushroom miso was actually pretty good, so I think my taste buds were working.
Desperate to try to find some flavor, I ordered a roll. You know, an American style roll with freshwater eel and a squirt of sweet unagi sauce. More mushy and tasteless rice.
If you like American style rolls you might like this place, and the rolls are huge. Maybe I’ll come back and try their cooked food rather than sushi.
I’m only giving service three stars which may be harsh. As I mentioned I didn’t love the sushi preparation but the “sushi chef” was perfectly pleasant. Although the place was empty when I walked in The waitresses ignored me. Finally one of them said, “can I help you?” Can I help you? Well, let’s see. I just walked into a restaurant so I’m probably not looking for car parts. “Good evening” would be nice.
Ambience .. eh, it’s neither here nor there. It’s a remodeled warehouse with roll up doors. Generic.
The food was excellently prepared with high quality ingredients. This is not a $150 omakase type of experience, but for its class of family style accessible Japanese places, the food is more than solid, it’s exquisite and at a reasonable price compared to similar places all throughout the Bay Area.
The standout was the 15 spices ribs appetizer. Perfectly prepared, seared outside and tender outside, impressed our international table. The sushi is also made with great fish. This time I didn’t try any special toro but the quality of the fish makes me think there is a secretly overtalented chef in the back taking it one step at a time to deliver what’s needed for a family commumity. This is awesome and not a crazy price at about $40 per person including tip and tax for five people for a fantastic dinner.
Easy parking here lots of free parking at the Barlow. Try to make a reservation ahead of time if you can!
The rice was not sushi rice, or if it was it must have been very lightly seasoned. In the attached pictures you can see how the fish cuts are falling apart, small and uneven. So much tuna and salmon, barely any of any whitefish. I was looking forward to mackerel sashimi as that isn’t common in Chirashi, but I couldn’t even enjoy it as it was mainly skin with tattered fish on it. Chirashi is a bowl of assorted sashimi, not randomly cut fish.
My family got other dishes, the tofu donburi and a roll, both were fine. The cooked vegetables with the tofu mightve been the tastiest. Maybe just stick to nigiri if you want raw fish here.
Service was overall good. But so disappointed by the fish when it costs more than other restaurants.
Update: 1/1/25 Husband (with many decades of sushi dining experience) and I have dined here many times since my last review 2 years ago. Consistently fresh and delicious food, attentive service (tonight by the chef/owner and team). Food came out quickly. Had fantastic eggplant and trumpet mushroom apps, salmon and crab roll and sushi special. Nice quiet vibe despite many people (but not full). New dessert: miso cheesecake with passion flower sauce—we almost licked the plate. Rich and Good to share. We come here the most frequently when we’re wanting sushi.