-Wild Argentinian Pink Shrimp
"From off the coast of Patagonia"
-King Crab
"From Alaska"
-Bluefin or Bigeye Tuna
"From either Japan, Hawaii, Fiji, Spain, or Southern California"
-Albacore
"From either Canada or Fiji"
-Hamachi or Kanpachi (Known as Yellowtail)
"From either Japan or Baja, Mexico"
-King Salmon
"From either Alaska, Southern California, or the Southern Alps of New Zealand"
-Hotate (Scallop)
"From the either the Hokkaido, Aomori, Iwate, or Miyagi Prefecture of Japan"
-Ikura (King Salmon Caviar)
"From Alaska"
-Striped Bass
"From Baja, Mexico"
-Tako (Octopus)
"From either the Mediterranean Sea or off the North African Coast"
-Quail Eggs
"From San Diego, California"
-Rock Crab
"From off the Coast of Santa Barbara, California"
-Spot Prawns
"From off the Coast of San Diego, California"
-Unagi (Freshwater Eel)
"From sustainable source found in the pristine waters of Maine."
-Uni (Sea Urchin)
"From either Canada or Fiji"
-Wagyu
"From New Zealand"
Other Options
A great option for those who are looking for a lighter meal or may not particularly be fond of more exotic seafood like Uni and Ikura.
Ideal for those seeking a more indulging experience who enjoy the likes of Rockfish Ceviche, Uni, Ikura, and Grass-fed Wagyu from New Zealand.
This menu is best if you're looking for the ultimate in-home Omakase experience. While consisting of everything mentioned in the previous menu, it also includes A5 Wagyu imported from Japan, Abalone, and Osetra Caviar.