

Vibrant sushi house providing a range of rolls, Pan-Asian dishes & sakes in a warm, modern space.
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 12–9 PM |
| Sunday | 4–8:30 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 346 Broadway St, Chico, CA 95928
Phone: (530) 897-0626
Website: http://www.rawbarchico.com/
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Reviews
This place had great reviews in Chico and they were right! Beautiful and sleek inside and out!
I love suishi and I ordered the Red dragon because it was spicy! YUM!
My boyfriend had the California roll which he enjoyed. BEST was the baby back ribs! YES…their ribs melted right off the bone in a slightly sticky and awesome concoction! Beautiful presentation on all dishes!
We also had a glass of wine and a local IPA.
They have an extended area that also serves hard alcohol along with beer..wine..sake and specialty drinks.
We got there when they opened at 1130am and it was nice and cool inside! They also have outdoor seating that is shaded!
It was a Great experience! Thank you Regan and the two awesome suishi chefs…Charlie ( cute petite gal) and Syrjah (i didn’t spell his name right..awesome man bun.). Professional and friendly and show pride in what they do!
Love the location because it’s walking distance to shops!
I will be back! 5 star service…classy yet unpretentious and relaxing!
Order: Shaka Tuna and Baby Greens for the appetizer. Scallop crunch, Salmon Fiesta and the Red Dragon for sushi.
Shaka Tuna had these very fine diced picked onions that really added this amazing flavor. It was so tempting to drink the marinade at the bottom! Also the Baby Greens has this amazing sesame based dressing. I thought it was a steal for the price.
I think I was so wowed by the apps that no matter what I was going to think the sushi was good, which it was. I sat at the bar, and the bartender was super nice. Lots of staff came and went to pick up their drinks and it seems like the people there are quality and are enjoying themselves.
It’s incredibly loud even on the deck and people drive by in their cars and do burnouts leaving tire and exhaust smoke. I know that raw bar has no control over this but the location choice was bad. The service was attentive.
If you want to impress a Chico local with no taste I’m sure they would be happy to be here so they can post on their Facebook account.
Erin, our server, was very nice and attentive.
The Lemon Hamachi (roll), with a lemon slice on top, had a delightfully fresh zest followed by an accent of cucumber that enhanced the Yellowtail flavor. The Tiger eye slam is an amazing roll featuring salmon drizzled with unagi sauce on top and freshwater eel rolled inside, providing a tantalizingly creamy journey for the consumer.
Interested in trying one of the tempura fried rolls, we opted for the Philafornia (Ingredients: Krab, avocado, cream cheese). The tempura breading encasing the roll was a familiar, rougher texture that complemented the silkiness of the cream cheese and avocado. Accompanied with the krab, the roll was sweet and calm compared to the sharp flavors of the other rolls we tried. Very pleasantly surprised with the experience.
For dessert, we topped off the experience with the house favorite, the Tempura Fried Banana. This decadently indulgent dish is a dichotomy of crunchy and warm, soft and cold. The banana is subtly sweet, the tempura breading is warm and melts the ice cream as you savor it. If it becomes too sweet, there is a single raspberry to balance the sugar with its fruity tart flavor.