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Coast Sushi Bar
Menu for Coast Sushi Bar
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Ratings and Reviews for Coast Sushi Bar
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May 15 2012
Blake S. via Yelp
My favorite place for sushi. A little too expensive but worth it. The lighting is a little too dark too. Byob a plus, of course!read more
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May 13 2012
Jamie B. via Yelp
Coast has the best fish in my opinion. I think the sashimi is extremely fresh and tasty all times that I have been here. It's BYOB which is nice, because...read more
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May 12 2012
Christa R. via Yelp
Really amazing place. It's probably my favorite place in town. There is valet. It is BYOB. The prices are extremely reasonable for the quality of food that...read more
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Mar 06 2009
robertlee7 via Citysearch
I don't know how this restaurant be famous! The fish is not fresh at all and the service is really poor. The servers don't care me...read more
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Dec 04 2008
via Citysearch
Best sushi in town! The ambiance is ok, as is the service, but the sushi is always fresh and phenomenal. Great spot in the summe...read more
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Oct 21 2008
boyofdestiny via Citysearch
My wife and I dropped in to this place last night. Fantastic. I eat a lot of sushi . . . a lot and I thought the freshness her...read more
The Scene
Bare walls, painted concrete floor and woven leather chairs gives this room a sexy, minimalist vibe, with a scattering of well-spaced tables along a bright, busy sushi bar. There are a lot of couples here, and you can see why--low, low lighting offers plenty of intimacy, and Coast's BYOB policy is a big score for dates wanting to split a bottle.
The Food
Steaming-hot edamame and batter-kissed shrimp tempura are satisfying starts, but just a prelude to stunning signature maki, with flavors rarely seen in local sushi restaurants. Zesty with lime and cilantro, seviche maki is scallop, shrimp and octopus in a roll with star fruit, shallot and sweet mango. Mango makes another cameo in Sun Rise maki, with mint leaves to add delectable sweetness to plump chunks of wasabi-ginger-soy seared tuna. There are fresh a la carte selections, plus teriyaki dishes and salads for those not into the raw stuff.