Doma Sushi
Japanese restaurant · Bernal Heights ·
Omakase, baked rolls, fresh sushi, tuna poke tostadas
Omakase, baked rolls, fresh sushi, tuna poke tostadas
"This dimly lit sushi spot can be as casual as you want it to be, which is why it’s great for special little date nights or catch-ups with friends who don’t mind lining up on the sidewalk. There’s a 12-piece omakase option for $68 stacked with yuzu and garlic ponzu-topped nigiri (if it’s a ball-out-on-raw-fish kind of night), or you can just order a la carte. When in doubt, go for a creamy baked roll, anything panko-crusted, or one of the specials scrawled on a mirror in the back. Just know that this isn’t necessarily a group destination—it’s mostly bar seating in the tiny space." - julia chen 1, ricky rodriguez, patrick wong
"At this Hayes Valley spot, you get the best of both worlds—an omakase option stacked with yuzu and garlic ponzu-topped nigiri, and creative baked rolls drowning in sauce. Domo also has great sushi-adjacent hits, like tuna poke tostadas on the airiest tempura nori. Order the creamy baked domo roll, anything panko-crusted, a few nigiri, and you’re in for a lively night in a space that can sometimes get louder than a roaring jumbo jet. Rolls here fall in the $12-$20 range, so head over for nearly any occasion—casual date nights, post work-out dinners, and hangouts with a few friends. Just don’t bring an entourage. Domo is the size of four walk-in closets and almost exclusively bar seating." - julia chen 1, lani conway, patrick wong
"Getting sushi can be good for a first date because if you like the person, you can keep ordering. If not, at least you still got to go out for sushi. The menu at Domo is pretty concise so you won’t get stuck in that awkward struggle between trying to choose what to eat and not losing track of the conversation. Plus, after you’re done, you can walk through Hayes Valley together and make up fake names for the dogs you see passing by." - will kamensky
"This little spot in Hayes has outdoor tables that are perfect on a nice night, and more importantly, a lot of good sushi and small plates. We always get the Saba Classic with marinated mackerel and ginger." - taylor abrams, will kamensky
"At this Hayes Valley spot, you get the best of both worlds: an omakase option stacked with yuzu and garlic ponzu-topped nigiri, and creative baked rolls drowning in sauce. The sushi restaurant can be as casual as you want it to be, which is why we love it. Order the creamy baked domo roll, anything panko-crusted, a few nigiri, and you’re in for a lively night in a space that can sometimes get louder than a roaring jumbo jet. Just don’t bring an entourage. Domo is the size of four walk-in closets and almost exclusively bar seating." - julia chen 1
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