SUGARFISH menu

Four SUGARFISH Trust Me sets

Set names from SeEat’s September 10, 2026 capture, checked against the corresponding official dinner section on September 30. This is a regional dinner-set preview, not the full current lunch, dinner or to-go menu.

Compare three named dinner sets

Use these checked ingredient differences as a starting point. Confirm the current selection; the images are illustrations, not a promise of the fish or arrangement served.

A shorter listed sequence with a toro hand roll

Trust Me Lite

Start here if you prefer a shorter selection. The checked dinner version includes sashimi, nigiri and a toro hand roll. “Lite” is a set name, not a dietary label or a guarantee of how full you will feel.

Compare the crab hand roll and added nigiri

Trust Me

Against Lite, the checked dinner list adds a blue-and-Dungeness-crab hand roll and changes the nigiri selection. Decide whether those additions interest you rather than treating the name as an automatic recommendation.

Look for the otoro and nigiri differences

The Nozawa Trust Me

The checked dinner version includes bluefin otoro and a different nigiri selection from Trust Me. If those fish choices matter to you, compare the actual list for your meal; the set name does not guarantee an unchanged selection.

AI reference images · not photographs or exact platters of the restaurant’s actual sets

Choose the set before planning additions

Make the preset-versus-individual decision explicit.

1. 01

   Sequence or specific fish?

   If you want a named assortment, compare the Trust Me sets. If one particular fish is the reason for your visit, ask about its availability on the applicable a la carte menu rather than assuming it will appear in a set.

2. 02

   Read sashimi and nigiri separately

   Sashimi is served without rice; nigiri includes rice. The restaurant explains that the cuts are prepared for different formats. If you want sashimi, order that format instead of expecting nigiri with its rice removed.

3. 03

   Check pairings before adding sauce

   Some dishes arrive with a specified sauce or citrus pairing. Ask what is already on the fish before adding more. The official FAQ says sauce recipes and quantities are intentional and extra ponzu requests cannot be assumed.

Sushi words that change the choice

Sashimi / nigiri

Fish served without rice versus a sushi preparation with rice. In this restaurant they are not interchangeable cuts.

Hand roll

A hand-held seaweed roll; distinguish it from the cut-roll choices listed elsewhere on the official menu.

Otoro / chutoro

Names for fatty and medium-fat tuna cuts. Look at the exact cut in the relevant set list, not just the word tuna.

Warm, loosely packed rice

An intentional part of SUGARFISH’s style, according to its FAQ. It can be harder to lift with chopsticks; the restaurant also suggests using your hands if needed.

Questions about SUGARFISH Trust Me