It’s really tough writing about food and not ordering all of it — I can’t stress that enough. | Photo by @silversakesushi
We’ve been fishing around and Sacramento is swimming in sushi. From trendy menus to laidback atmospheres, we’ve rounded up sometop sushi spotsthat’ll have you saying “Oishi!” (tasty).
Makisu Sushi | 2338 Fair Oaks Blvd., Sacramento
In a hurry? Makisu has a drive-through pick-up window that, when paired with online ordering, makes it a breeze to bring home one of its Ugzilla Rolls (made with crab, tuna, jalapeño, seared salmon and more) for a night of bingewatching “Love Is Blind.”
Silver Sake Sushi | 4949 Marconi Ave., Carmichael
If you’re only going to order one dish, we recommend the Silver Sake Nachos. We’re talking avocado, jalapeño, shiro maguro, and more on top of a bed of crispy tempura seaweed chips.
Mikuni | Various locations
The original Fair Oaks location (4323 Hazel Ave.) has been serving Japanese cuisine to hungry Sacramentans since 1987. Be sure to check their osusume menu, which features seasonal dishes like sake bruschetta — salmon, salsa, onion, chili oil, sesame oil, and lemon all served on a garlic-toasted cracker.
Southpaw | 1616 Del Paso Blvd., Sacramento
One does not simply go to Southpaw without trying the 02807 Roll — a deep-fried asparagus and avocado roll topped with salmon, garlic aioli, scallions, and more.
Kru Contemporary Japanese Cuisine | 3135 Folsom Blvd., Sacramento
From the brain behind Fish Face Poke Bar and Kodaiko Ramen comes this upscale restaurant that features a daily rotating menu to keep you on your toes.
Arigato Sushi | 1608 Howe Ave., Sacramento
This sushi joint is a favorite of City Editor Jordan’s eight-year-old son. Will he try anything more daring than smoked salmon nigiri? No, but as any parent knows — if you can get a kid to eat something without arguing, it becomes a household staple.
Events
Wednesday, April 26
Lance Woods | Wednesday, Apr. 26 | 8 p.m. | Punch Line, 2100 Arden Way, Ste. 225, Sacramento | $18.25 | Enjoy this headlining show from the local comedian and entertainer.
Art by Cathi Newlin and Toni Rizzo | Wednesday, April 26-Sunday, April 30 | 11:30 a.m.-5 p.m. | Pence Gallery, 212 D St., Davis | Free | This two-for-one art exhibit showcases the latest paintings and sculptures from this pair of local artists.
Thursday, April 27
Antigone | Thursday, April 27-Sunday, April 30 | 7:30 p.m. | Harris Center, 10 College Pkwy, Folsom | $9-$29 | There’s a reason this Greek tragedy has been retold for more than 2,000 years — it’s really good.
Friday, April 28
Irie Nights at Harlow’s | Friday, Apr. 28 | 10 p.m.-1:30 a.m. | Harlow’s, 2708 J St., Sacramento | $10-$300 | Enjoy a night of music and dancing filled with Afro-Caribbean vibes.
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De’Aaron Fox said he’s “99-100% playing” in tonight’s game against the Golden State Warriors. Fox suffered a fractured finger on his shooting hand during Sunday’s Game Four loss at Chase Center. (FOX40)
Cause
Wide Open Walls and the Sacramento City Unified School District have partnered on a project to beautify the district’s campuses. More than 20 murals have been painted at six different schools so far, with a seventh set to receive a makeover in May. (ABC 10)
Coming Soon
DOCO is set to get a new food spot later this year in Butcher & Barrel. Taking over the former home of The Clubhouse at 723 K St., the restaurant will serve high-end meats along with a variety of whiskey and wine when it opens between August and October. (Sac Biz Journal)
Number
5,000. That’s the number of people expected to attend Folsom’s inaugural Ride Into Music Festival in June. Headliners include country music acts Tyler Rich, Canaan Smith, and Chris Lane. (Sac Biz Journal)
Trending
UC Davis student Chandra Pham recently appeared on “Wheel of Fortune,” where she participated as a contestant during the game show’s “College Week.” While Chandra didn’t make any money during the show’s regular rounds, she did walk away with $10,000 from the speed round. (The Aggie)
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Read the winning poem from our 2023 poetry contest
The votes are in. | Graphic by 6AM City
We’re pleased to announce that “Maybe This Time” by Christine V. is the winner of our 2023 poetry contest.
This poem received more than 72% of the votes from our audience. A big round of applause to our other finalists and everyone who participated in our contest — it was a true joy for the SACtoday Editorial team to read what you came up with.
Now, we’re handing it over to Christine to dazzle us with their creation.
“Maybe This Time”
enchilada
— Luna’s café
— we talk about the sunset
— with gusto
the punch
— pink drink
— you turn this night
— into a poem
in your words
— driving range
— a chance to find
— our direction
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