Best Sushi Restaurants in Palm Desert
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- CClaudePalm Springs / Palm Desert Cities •2 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agowe had a great experience. We both had the Chefs tasting, and everything we had was great. Each tasing was expertly selected, and the execution was spot on. The service was equally awesome. our server took the time to thoroughly explain each dish, and she was there anytime we needed anything. We highly recommend The Venue, and we will definitely be back again.More infoThe Venue Sushi & Spirits RedefinedPrice: Moderate• Sushi• Palm Desert•4.7
- GGaryVIPCalifornia Central Coast •9 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoWe were seated at our reservation time. Since it was Valentine’s day We were surprised to see a full menu. They had a fantastic girl doing nothing but checking on helping and getting the tables ready for the next party . Food is always great at Mitch’s . We both had the Lake Superior White fish. Best i ever had . Not overloaded with almond flavor or other sauces. Lot of Great restaurants in the Desert, in town for a few days definitely try Mitch’s and they have the best Sushi of any i have tried .More infoMitch's on El Paseo Prime SeafoodPrice: Expensive• Californian• Palm Desert•4.8
- BBrettVIPPalm Springs / Palm Desert Cities •2 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoI est here regularly and really enjoy it. I expected it to be super crowded and a little less pleasant than usual for Valentine’s Day - I was pleasantly surprised; we were seated very quickly, the service was excellent, the food appeared very quickly and most importantly, I did not feel rushed. Much appreciated.More infoOkura Robata Grill and Sushi Bar - La QuintaPrice: Expensive• Sushi• La Quinta•4.6
- MMattLos Angeles •4 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoProbably our best ever Valentine’s Day dining experience. Not overcrowded or rushed as other nice places have been on Feb 14, especially for a Friday night. Top of the line service from top to bottom. Interesting and delicious foods. Not cheap, but still feels like a good value for how great the experience was. 10/10 recommend.More infoNobu Indian WellsPrice: Very Expensive• Japanese• Indian Wells•4.6
- HHITOMIOrange County •6 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoThe host/hostess were not attractively speaking at all! Two girls did not have the stylish attitude, spoke or acted non-attractively. They were acting like grade school snooty but dorky girls. The server at the waiting bar for the Teppan ares was also not smooth and stylishly spoke. We felt like we were at the Hispanic non-english speakers' mid-end restaurant. So we said quietly "Were we really at the Mikado??" Also when we were taking a picture on the hallway, this waitress annoyingly shawted to us "EXCUSE ME!". Teppan chef was so fun and pro!!! Spoke well with a magical show.More infoMikado at Desert Springs JW MarriottPrice: Expensive• Japanese• Palm Desert•4.6
Discover best Sushi restaurants in Palm Desert
Dive into a world of exquisite sushi in the heart of Palm Springs and Palm Desert, where the local dining scene offers a multitude of options for every sushi enthusiast. From traditional Japanese preparations to innovative sushi creations, these restaurants boast expert chefs who blend authentic techniques with fresh, high-quality ingredients. Guests can expect not only a feast for the palate but also a visual spectacle, with many establishments offering artful presentations and engaging culinary performances. The dining atmosphere in these locations ranges from intimate and serene settings to lively and sophisticated environments, catering to both quiet dinners and vibrant gatherings. Palm Desert's reputation for exceptional sushi is well-deserved, with multiple venues repeatedly recognized for their outstanding cuisine. Whether you're a local or a visitor, the sushi offerings in Palm Springs and Palm Desert are sure to provide a memorable dining experience that highlights the best of both traditional and contemporary Japanese culinary art.