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| - The soft salt-breeze licking at your skin as you turn another tethered page in your book. The clouds gliding swiftly across the blue, as if they were sliding on a pristine sheet of ice. Is there anything more tranquil and wonderful than a relaxing afternoon at a white sand beach?
While the only thing close to a beach you'll find at Brian's Beach Sushi is the sandy-colored walls and some beach-themed decor, and the fish I guess, you'll leave feeling just as satisfied as if you spent a day at that perfect ocean paradise.
For $27, you can enjoy the AYCE dinner menu. This includes much more than your average AYCE menu. The Towering Tuna Poke for example, is a generous and impressive way to start the meal. The fried garlic chips that accompanies the tuna in this dish adds a masterfully delicious note to an already wonderful flavor profile.
We also had the Gyoza which was lightly crisp and flavorful without swimming in oil. Definitely give these delectable dumplings a go.
The roll selection is vast and creative, more so than many other AYCE places in the valley. Everything I ordered was fresh and prepared with a careful hand. The freshwater eel and the red snapper nigiri were so great, I'm drooling a bit just thinking about them. (Not really......ok maybe a little)
The best thing about Brian's Beach Sushi is the relaxed, "beach" attitude from the staff. We were told to take our time when eating, offered recommendations, and that if we left a little bit of food on the plate, it's no big deal.
Take that other AYCE places filled with bad service, silly time policies, and boring menus.
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