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Bashamichi Sushi and Bar — Restaurant in Millbrae

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Bashamichi Sushi and Bar
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Nearby attractions
Green Hills Park
Millbrae, CA 94030
Millbrae Library
1 Library Ave, Millbrae, CA 94030
Nearby restaurants
Millbrae Pancake House
1301 El Camino Real, Millbrae, CA 94030, United States
Chef Wang's Restaurant
1320 El Camino Real, Millbrae, CA 94030
Smasherz
1350 El Camino Real, Millbrae, CA 94030
Mountain Mike's Pizza
1395 El Camino Real, Millbrae, CA 94030
Zorba's Pizza & Pasta
1567 El Camino Real, Millbrae, CA 94030
Yan Peninsula (知味轩)
1180 El Camino Real, Millbrae, CA 94030
Toto's Pizzeria & Restaurant
1690 El Camino Real, San Bruno, CA 94066
Tacos Al Vapor
1497 El Camino Real, Millbrae, CA 94030
Tasty Place/ 品味嘉川菜
1625 El Camino Real, Millbrae, CA 94030
Yummy Szechuan
1661 El Camino Real, Millbrae, CA 94030
Nearby hotels
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham San Francisco Airport West
1390 El Camino Real, Millbrae, CA 94030
The Millwood - A Boutique Hotel
1375 El Camino Real, Millbrae, CA 94030
Hotel 1550
1550 El Camino Real, San Bruno, CA 94066
SFO El Rancho Inn, SureStay Collection by Best Western
1100 El Camino Real, Millbrae, CA 94030
El Rancho Suites
1260 El Camino Real, Millbrae, CA 94030
Grand Hyatt at SFO
55 S McDonnell Rd, San Francisco, CA 94128, United States
Ritz Inn
151 El Camino Real, San Bruno, CA 94066
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Bashamichi Sushi and Bar
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Bashamichi Sushi and Bar

1390 El Camino Real, Millbrae, CA 94030
4.6(162)$$$$
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attractions: Green Hills Park, Millbrae Library, restaurants: Millbrae Pancake House, Chef Wang's Restaurant, Smasherz, Mountain Mike's Pizza, Zorba's Pizza & Pasta, Yan Peninsula (知味轩), Toto's Pizzeria & Restaurant, Tacos Al Vapor, Tasty Place/ 品味嘉川菜, Yummy Szechuan
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Phone
(650) 742-1003
Website
bashamichisushibar.com

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Featured dishes

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Sweet Potato Roll
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Cucumber Avocado Roll
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Veg Caterpillar Roll
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Swamp Roll​
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Spicy Tuna Hand Roll
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(New) Negitoro Hand Roll
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Unagi​ Hand Roll
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Shrimp Tempura Hand Roll
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Negitoro Hand Roll
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Holiday Tray A
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Tonkotsu Ramen
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Mix Tempura Udon
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Signature Udon
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Unagi Fried Rice
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Hamachi Blossom​
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Chicken Katsu
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Sake Kama
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Wakame Salad (Marinated Seaweed Salad)
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Yasai Tempura (Deep Fried Vegetables)
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Ika Yaki (Grilled Whole Squid)
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Hiyayakko (Cold Sliced Tofu With Cold Sauce)
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Edamame (Boiled Soybeans)
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Tuna Poke Salad
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Bento Box 3 Items
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Bento Box 2 Items
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Chirashi Don​
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Gyu Don
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Curry Don
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Rainbow Roll​
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Dragon Roll​
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Lion King Roll​
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49er Roll​
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Caterpillar Roll​
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California Roll​
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Spicy Tuna Roll​
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Salmon Skin Roll
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Tuna Favor Roll​
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Holiday Tray A
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Holiday Tray B (Cooked)
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Tako​ (Octopus)
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Ikura​ (Salmon Roe)
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Hamachi Toro ​(Yellowtail Belly)
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Unagi​ (Water Eel)
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(New)Bluefin Toro
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(New) Bluefin Chu Toro
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Kuro-Maguro (Bluefin Tuna)
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Albacore ​(White Tuna)
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Albacore Toro​ (White Tuna Belly)
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Ebi​ (Cooked Shrimp)
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Hotategai​ (Scallop)
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Tamago
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Extra Wasabi (2oz)

Reviews

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Green Hills Park

Millbrae Library

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4.2

(34)

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Millbrae Library

Millbrae Library

4.4

(76)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Bashamichi Sushi and Bar

Millbrae Pancake House

Chef Wang's Restaurant

Smasherz

Mountain Mike's Pizza

Zorba's Pizza & Pasta

Yan Peninsula (知味轩)

Toto's Pizzeria & Restaurant

Tacos Al Vapor

Tasty Place/ 品味嘉川菜

Yummy Szechuan

Millbrae Pancake House

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Reviews of Bashamichi Sushi and Bar

4.6
(162)
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5.0
3y

Not gonna lie. The idea of dining in a sushi restaurant literally located underneath the room floors of La Quinta inns sounds a little shady, but the best places I've eaten at are exactly located in a humble setting. I was heading to the airport and wanted dinner before my flight. This location was only 10 minutes away from the terminals so it was very convenient, and for some reason my gut was telling me to go here and I am so glad I did!

My beau and I started off our meal with a bowl of miso soup, and Hamachi blossom which is an appetizer Crudo. There is a ponzo sauce on top of it with a slight creme. Then we have our entourage of nigiri. I have noticed with this place that their sushi pieces are served dressed up. There is additional toppings on some, sauces on some, or the scallops are seared with a blowtorch, and the fattier fish has wasabi in it to cut the fattiness. I appreciate the attention to detail, and it reminds me of the time I've had omakase. How each piece is different, has a story to speak for themselves. Also, last thing to note, free parking! Just on the left of the hotel check in entrance and you can turn into the car garage that leads...

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5.0
28w

A Hidden Gem Inside a La Quinta — And One of the Best Sushi Experiences I've Ever Had

Tucked away inside a La Quinta Inn, of all places, this sushi restaurant is the very definition of a hidden gem. From the outside, you’d never guess what kind of culinary excellence is waiting within—but I’m grateful I listened to the local recommendation that brought me here.

I ordered the Treasure Box, a chef’s selection of nine beautifully crafted items, and every single bite was a masterclass in balance, freshness, and artistry. From traditional favorites to daring flavors, the entire experience felt like a personal introduction to the chef’s creativity and skill. I even tried monkfish liver for the first time — rich, silky, and expertly prepared.

The service was impeccable: warm, knowledgeable, and genuinely attentive without being overbearing. The atmosphere was intimate and inviting, with a calm elegance that made it easy to forget I was dining just steps away from a hotel lobby.

This is, without question, one of the best sushi meals I’ve ever had — and easily the most unexpected. A true sleeper spot that deserves far more recognition than its...

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5.0
1y

The taste of the food makes 90% of my overall reviews. This restaurant gets 5/5! They serve fresh fish on the classic & special sushi rolls.

My favorites are the following: Rainbow Roll, Double Hamachi roll, 49"ers roll, Bashamichi(their special roll).

Some of the rolls came with breadcrumbs on top, which wasn't on the menu and we didn't like that topping much, but next time we asked without the breadcrumbs, so it went great!

Atmosphere was great, except that we came across a few uninvited flies that insisted on sharing our food and tea, it was a bit annoying trying to get them off of our food. This happened to me a few times, so I wonder if the restaurant management can find a solution to unwelcomed flies. (I promise to update my review with 5/5 atmosphere when this issue is fixed!)

Service was great, all the special requests were fulfilled according to our preferences, chef's and kitchen staff have done a great job making our food, thank you Alfred &...

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Not gonna lie. The idea of dining in a sushi restaurant literally located underneath the room floors of La Quinta inns sounds a little shady, but the best places I've eaten at are exactly located in a humble setting. I was heading to the airport and wanted dinner before my flight. This location was only 10 minutes away from the terminals so it was very convenient, and for some reason my gut was telling me to go here and I am so glad I did! My beau and I started off our meal with a bowl of miso soup, and Hamachi blossom which is an appetizer Crudo. There is a ponzo sauce on top of it with a slight creme. Then we have our entourage of nigiri. I have noticed with this place that their sushi pieces are served dressed up. There is additional toppings on some, sauces on some, or the scallops are seared with a blowtorch, and the fattier fish has wasabi in it to cut the fattiness. I appreciate the attention to detail, and it reminds me of the time I've had omakase. How each piece is different, has a story to speak for themselves. Also, last thing to note, free parking! Just on the left of the hotel check in entrance and you can turn into the car garage that leads down. Gochisosama! :)
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Quality food with excellent service and reasonable price. At first we were skeptical about the location because it was literally in the hotel, but this place turned out to be good. The waitress was super helpful and suggested a couple good dishes. I could tell the food was going to be good because the waitress was very enthusiastic and proud of the food they were serving. She told us that their wasabi is the actual grated wasabi (山葵), not chemical combined ones that people usually get in the store. The omakase sashimi came with aojiso (青紫蘇)that tasted like high quality toothpaste (aojiso is often used in high quality Japanese restaurants). We also liked the fatty tuna nigiri (chu-toro, the middle part that has both otoro's oil and akami's meat). The breading of their fried tempura mix is very well balanced. Chicken and pork katsu could use a little hint of salt for people who don't like tonkatsu sauce.
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Not gonna lie. The idea of dining in a sushi restaurant literally located underneath the room floors of La Quinta inns sounds a little shady, but the best places I've eaten at are exactly located in a humble setting. I was heading to the airport and wanted dinner before my flight. This location was only 10 minutes away from the terminals so it was very convenient, and for some reason my gut was telling me to go here and I am so glad I did! My beau and I started off our meal with a bowl of miso soup, and Hamachi blossom which is an appetizer Crudo. There is a ponzo sauce on top of it with a slight creme. Then we have our entourage of nigiri. I have noticed with this place that their sushi pieces are served dressed up. There is additional toppings on some, sauces on some, or the scallops are seared with a blowtorch, and the fattier fish has wasabi in it to cut the fattiness. I appreciate the attention to detail, and it reminds me of the time I've had omakase. How each piece is different, has a story to speak for themselves. Also, last thing to note, free parking! Just on the left of the hotel check in entrance and you can turn into the car garage that leads down. Gochisosama! :)
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Quality food with excellent service and reasonable price. At first we were skeptical about the location because it was literally in the hotel, but this place turned out to be good. The waitress was super helpful and suggested a couple good dishes. I could tell the food was going to be good because the waitress was very enthusiastic and proud of the food they were serving. She told us that their wasabi is the actual grated wasabi (山葵), not chemical combined ones that people usually get in the store. The omakase sashimi came with aojiso (青紫蘇)that tasted like high quality toothpaste (aojiso is often used in high quality Japanese restaurants). We also liked the fatty tuna nigiri (chu-toro, the middle part that has both otoro's oil and akami's meat). The breading of their fried tempura mix is very well balanced. Chicken and pork katsu could use a little hint of salt for people who don't like tonkatsu sauce.
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