Absolutely amazing the cuisine is the best I've had on a long time!! Well worth the price we had an amazing time best kept secret and very funny waiter made the entire experience unforgettable

Excellent, excellent, excellent! I have never waited, that I can recall, two hours at 6pm for a meal. But one of the young people in our group was determined to eat here, so we figured out a plan. We went to the Thai place within walking distance and had appetizers to appease our hunger, and had great conversation. I don't need to describe the food, as everything we ordered was so incredibly fresh and delicious. I would go back in a heartbeat! And I live in Novato. The service was excellent as well.

Delicious food and awesome service. Highly recommend it. Exceeded my expectations. Vibe and ambience great.

Hidden gem?..... no the word got out. Worth the wait in line outside? Rain or shine? Always. And we spent time in SF. The chefs are amazing, the fish is FRESH. The service is very perceptive and intuitive

In general the food was very good and reasonably priced. Critique: Not as much fish varieties as at other high end sushi restaurants. Our miso soup arrived towards the end of the meal and at that point should have been comped.

I can't stop thinking about their chili hamachi roll. It's on the pricy side but, for a treat, it's well worth it. Every other roll we've tried has been delicious and they come out quick. The pork belly skewers are a biiiiit on the salty side but I love them regardless. Miso soup is rich and perfectly hot when served. We've sat outside and in the bar room - they are the more quiet options to the main dining room. Staff had always been friendly and efficient. I'm sure we'll be back whenever we crave sushi. Definitely recommend!!

No-nonsense popular spot Village Sake is the downtown Fairfax's spot for sushi rolls and Japanese classics but if you take the time to explore more deeply beyond the deep fried or flame torched sushi rolls, there are some surprising gems. I loved the Kabocha tempura mixed with deep fried shishito peppers and green beans and the Wagyu beef tartare is a steal at $24 for such flavorful and quality beef. The omakase nigiri at $60 for 7 pieces is on the pricier side but the selection is solid and it's cheaper than ordering a la carte. Overall, tasty and satisfying Japanese meal in a part of town where there are less options. Dining is indoor only and there are no reservations. All credit cards including Amex are accepted.

Really, really good fish, especially for Marin. I think the nigiri can be more seasoned, though. The scallop roll is standout. I almost never order rolls.

Ok... so it's been a long time since I have last checked this establishment out and wow has it blossomed! I am happy to report that this is the best sushi thus far I have experienced in Marin. The sushi is balanced, the cookery of proteins is executed perfectly and the flavor profiles are pops of joy! Def check it out.