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Restaurants in Five Points

Temaki Den

4.8
1,442 Google reviews$$$ · Expensive

Rates above the average for restaurants near Five Points — one of 10 we've tracked here.

Things to Know

Temaki Den is a hip, spacious sushi restaurant known for its omakase experience and creative hand rolls with high-quality fish, located in a warehouse building and operated as a sister restaurant to Sushi Den.

Reviewers consistently praise the exceptional quality of fish and friendly, attentive staff, though some find the toppings and sauces can overpower the delicate flavors of premium ingredients.

  • Omakase is an open-ended experience where chefs feed you until you say stop, with servers explaining each piece
  • Accessible pricing across low, medium, and high price points makes it work for various occasions and budgets
  • Staff is genuinely friendly, knowledgeable, and engaging throughout the meal
  • Some reviewers felt the dressings and toppings overpowered the fish flavor, particularly on premium cuts like otoro and salmon belly
  • The bill can add up quickly if you order extras on top of omakase

How this is written: we run the full set of recent Google reviews through AI to pull out what guests consistently say — including the complaints, which is why there's a downsides list rather than only the good bits. It's rewritten as new reviews come in, so it describes the hotel as it is now, not as it was whenever someone last got round to writing a paragraph about it. Read the reviews yourself on Google Maps.

Hours

Monday: 4:30 – 8:30 PM

Tuesday: 4:30 – 8:30 PM

Wednesday: 4:30 – 8:30 PM

Thursday: 4:30 – 8:30 PM

Friday: 4:30 – 9:30 PM

Saturday: 4:30 – 9:30 PM

Sunday: 4:30 – 8:30 PM

Closed now

People Order

  • omakase
  • shoyu butter scallops
  • uni
  • Japanese A5 wagyu

Things To Do Nearby

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Steven Trinh

2 weeks ago

Went here on a Monday night and it was my birthday. We also made a reservation the same day. We decided to do the omakase and ordered two different things on top of it. (The uni and the Japanese a5 wagu) The omakase is not a set menu and they'll just feed you until you say stop. It's fancier sushi and The Shins playlist going on the background to set the mood. The server was very informative on what type of sushi came out so it was a fun surprise Everytime. Would recommend to bring people you are close with here. Not really a place to causally bring random people to since the bill with go up fast

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FeFe

2 weeks ago

I came here for the first time with my family to try this place out since it is a sister restaurant to Sushi Den. Sushi Den is one of our favorite sushi spots and when I found this place we had to go try it. I was very excited and had to say this is a different type of vibe compared to Sushi Den. This is more hip and laid back for a good night out with friends and family. Very spacious too, super high ceilings. The food preparation was stunning but when it came down to the flavor I personally wasn't a fan of some of them. I felt like the dressings and the toppings were too much and took away too much of the flavor from the fish itself. Especially with the otoro, salmon belly, red snapper. I just felt like the sauces and toppings overpowered them too much for my liking. My family and I did the Omakase. It was decently priced for what was served to us. But other then that and overall good experience.

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Katherine D

a month ago

Every single bite was delicious. Staff was so friendly. I really liked that their menu has a bit of everything at low, medium, and high(er) price points. It makes it very accessible for any occasion in a way a lot of sushi restaurants aren't. Creative, fresh, and such good quality. The giant warehouse building its located in is a little odd, but it works! The shoyu butter scallops were phenomenal.

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Rumi Arakawa

a month ago

I always wanted to go but didn’t have a chance until tonight. We booked a table at 4:30pm on Tuesday night. Yes, it was early dinner but hey, you can eat it if you skip lunch! And it’s worth skipping lunch! Everything from start was fantastic. The staff is friendly and attentive, all sushi were amazing! I think you can’t even find this level of sushi restaurant in Japan so easily! We ate most from today’s special, Hagatsuo, Sawara, Ishidai, Hirame, Toro gunkan… everything was amazing. Highly recommend! I would definitely come back.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Temaki Den worth it in Five Points?

Reviewers consistently praise the exceptional quality of fish and friendly, attentive staff, though some find the toppings and sauces can overpower the delicate flavors of premium ingredients. Known for: creative sushi omakase in a cool warehouse.

What should I order at Temaki Den?

Popular choices at Temaki Den include omakase, shoyu butter scallops, uni, Japanese A5 wagyu.

What do visitors love about Temaki Den?

Omakase is an open-ended experience where chefs feed you until you say stop, with servers explaining each piece Accessible pricing across low, medium, and high price points makes it work for various occasions and budgets Staff is genuinely friendly, knowledgeable, and engaging throughout the meal

Is there anything to know before visiting Temaki Den?

Some reviewers felt the dressings and toppings overpowered the fish flavor, particularly on premium cuts like otoro and salmon belly The bill can add up quickly if you order extras on top of omakase

How expensive is Temaki Den?

Temaki Den is on the pricier side, with a 4.8-star rating from 1,442 Google reviews.

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