Nagato Sukiyaki

The food was delicious (sukiyaki dinner, salmon skin hand roll and chiken katsu curry) and servers were kind. Though service was a little slower than I would have liked whether it was full (90% capacity by the time we left) or not (20% capacity when when we came in). Still would come back in the future.

- Aimee Marie Zapata -

Food was fresh and tasty; nice place to grab a meal with friends with a chill environment

- Katie Zhang -

A restaurant that offers Zaru Soba and a good variation of nigiri here in Sacramento is hard to find. When my husband found this restaurant that offered both in Marconi Avenue, we hurriedly called to order take-out. However, nobody was answering the phone, so we decided to go straight to the place and just order from there. To our surprise, there was a line. We didn't know it was that famous. We ended up dining in because we saw the old ladies who were in the kitchen, and they looked like legit Japanese cook. It took us 30 mins to be seated, but the service from then on was actually quick. We ordered 3 types on nigiris (Cold Smoked Salmon,Uni, and Amaebi), Zaru Soba with tempura, salmon sashimi, and Krazy Mary roll. The nigiris were fresh, and the sushi rice was authentic. It has the right amount of sweetness and sourness. The Zaru Soba was very refreshing, and the tempura that goes with it is by far the best tempura we had. The batter was so light and crisp. (We really think the one who does the tempura were the old ladies in the kitchen, lol) We will definitely go back for this! The salmon sashimi is fresh. It would be nicer if it comes with authentic wasabi roots. Our least favorite was the Krazy Mary Roll. It had too much mayo, which overpowered the rest of the ingredients. Also, it wasn't as garlicky as I prefer it to be. Overall, I rate it as 4. We really liked it, but I can't say that it is the best Japanese restaurant we have been to here in the US as my benchmark is quite high. Still, we will go back for more soba and tempura!

- Madonna Gonzalez -

Very good and authentic Japanese sukiyaki. They also have great sushi appetizers to complement the food. We visited on a rainy day so the nabeyaki udon hit the spot. It was quite busy wen we visited so the good came out a bit late (30 minutes). But not a bad place if you want the time to wait...

- Michael Kawamoto -

We made reservations, highly recommended. Our neighbor suggested Nagato Sukiyaki,great idea. We ordered the whole menu it seemed like. Tempura , sushi rolls,salmon skin hands rolls, Hamachi Cama , and Katsu Curry . The service was great. Nice and clean . There is a sushi Bar too. Parking is ample. If this review was helpful, please send me a thumbs

- Robert Brooks -

Nagato is the way to go. The food’s authentic Japanese and it’s all so good. Plating is great too. And on top of that, the selection is MASSIVE. The portions are a perfect size as well. And overall this place has such a nice, welcoming, family-owned feel. If you like Japanese cuisine, dopamine, and just feeling like you stepped into the Narnia of food, I would absolutely recommend this place to you!

- Ida Wood -

I love the way they greet customers. Very cheery and pleasant. I just moved down the street and this will be my regular place. Not that there's anything regular about it. The service and Food Extraordinary!!!

- Monika Mencia -