Truya Sushi San Jose

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This independent Japanese spot turns out careful sushi and sashimi alongside a full roster of cooked dishes—think properly executed tonkatsu, yakitori grilled to order, and bowls of ramen built on stock that tastes like it actually simmered for hours. The sake selection reflects someone who knows what they're doing, curated to pair with both the raw and the hot items, and the kitchen has the discipline to handle omakase if you're willing to sit at the counter. It's the kind of place where execution matters more than novelty, and you can taste the difference between restaurants that coast on the cuisine's reputation and ones that genuinely understand it.

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