4.5
- 4.5Food
- 4.5Service
- 4.6Ambience
- 4.2Value
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azfomo
SAN DIEGO SUSHI 🍣 let’s opt for tasty rolls & an aesthetic, lively vibe ➡️ here’s what I ordered: 🍹 Matcha Made Me Do It 🍣 Master Roshi 🍣 Abuelita (fave 🌟) 🍹 Spring Fling Everything was bursting with flavor, delicious and quality fish! The menu is HUGE, there’s a lot of options whether you’re looking for speciality rolls, fried rolls, (raw) nigiri, sashimi, even sushi flights! 😋 [hosted] They also have a lot of options for speciality cocktails which is my weakness, I really enjoyed the Spring Fling hibiscus & reposado drink. It was sooo artsy and beautiful in here with the purple lighting and cherry blossom trees 🌸 They played upbeat, vibey house music. You can walk-in but I’d recommend making a reservation on the weekends! This is Cloak + Petal, located in Little Italy, San Diego I drove over from Phoenix and so you definitely need to check this place out! 🤩 Address: 1953 India St, San Diego, CA 92101 • #sandiegocalifornia #sandiegofoodie #travelfoodies #californiablogger
lifewithnolita
Ohh baby I like it raw @cloakandpetal Ok, but seriously, @cloakandpetal is such a cool spot! They have an amazing happy hour menu, great drinks, and delicious food. What we got: 🍴Chicken Katsu Skewers (HH menu) 🍴Sticky Fingaz Ribs (HH menu) 🍴Miso Soup 🍣 Tokyo Gangster 🍣 Bushido 🍣 Rocksteady (HH menu) 🍣 Kamikaze (HH menu) Drinks: 🍷Santa's Apples ☃️ Mr. Snowman I just wanted to give @cloakandpetal a special thank you for both inviting and hosting us. I can't wait to go back again soon! • • • #sandiegofood #sandiegofoodie #sandiegolittleitaly #littleitalysandiego #sushi #sushitime🍣 #foodreels #fyp #sushirestaurant #japanesefood #foodreel #sandiegoeats #socalfood #sushigram #japanesecuisine #instafood #fooddiary
eatnjetwithme
If you haven’t yet, a visit to Cloak and Petal is a must for their cool vibes, vibrant decor and delicious Japanese inspired cuisine. Every sip of their inventive cocktails and each bite of food will transport you to the streets of Japan… especially on their Shibuya Sundays where a live DJ spins cool beats from 5-8pm We loved everything we tried and can’t wait to try more on our next visit! We ordered- 🥃 Old Fashioned 🍹 Miyaki Spritz 🍣 Bushido- wagyu strip, tempura lobster, blistered shishito, avocado, truffle ponzu, seared yuzu kosho aioli, katsuobushi & micro cilantro 🍣 Notorious P.I.G- tuna, yellowtail, candied ume bacon, panko shrimp, krab, avocado, seared garlic aioli, sweet soy reduction & aonori 🥟 Chicken Gyoza 🍚 Fried Rice with pork belly 🍜 Spicy garlic noods with shrimp Follow @eatnjetwithme for more unique things to do, travel tips and fantastic food and drink finds. 📍 Cloak and Petal 1953 India ST. Little Italy, San Diego
princesspurpley
First time trying their happy hour and they have great deals on rolls! @cloakandpetal . . #happyhour #sushi #sushirolls #sashimi #beer #mocktail by #pineapplesour #hamachitacos #wontontacos #foodninja #cloakandpetal #littleitalysandiego #kamikaze #ceasarchavez #yukionna #shoryuken #tokyogangster #yellowtail #truffle #albacore #wagyu #salmon #spicy #jalapeno #serrano #shrimptempura #shibuyanights #cherryblossoms #cherryblossomtree #sapporo
adventurewithhongie
It you are looking for all the vibes plus good sushi, @cloakandpetal is the place to be! Featured: Drinks: Born and Dazed Bikini bottom Wake up, F**k me up Rolls: Notorious P.I.G Snake eyes Cesar Chavez 📍1953 India St, San Diego, CA 92101 #sushi #sandiego #sandiegoeats
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The Pork Belly Kakuni is a frequently praised favorite, it appears on the menu and multiple guests call out the pork belly as a highlight.
Smart casual is the guide, polished but relaxed, and many guests do dress up a touch for a night out or special evenings.
For a quieter, more conversational visit aim for Sunday evenings; if you want the full party vibe, Fridays and Saturdays are the liveliest nights with DJ-driven energy.
Cloak + Petal is an immersive, Japanese-inspired lounge with dramatic décor, faux cherry blossom trees, draping vines and teardrop lights, creating a stylish, underground Tokyo‑meets‑Little Italy vibe that becomes lively (and louder) as the night goes on.
For the full, lively vibe visit on a Friday or Saturday; if you prefer a quieter evening, Sunday nights tend to be more relaxed.
Yes, Cloak + Petal's intimate, cherry‑blossom‑filled dining room, immersive decor and creative cocktails make it a popular choice for anniversaries, Valentine’s dinners and first dates.
Yes, Cloak + Petal runs a popular happy hour that guests repeatedly praise for discounted rolls and cocktails, and many visitors highlight the cocktail-forward, lively drinking experience.
Yes, one guest specifically brought a toddler and said staff were very nice and the child enjoyed the meal, suggesting a welcoming experience for families with young children.
Yes, the menu includes a named plant-based option (the "Miso Vegan" specialty roll), and guests report that gluten‑free options and successful gluten‑free modifications are available.
Cloak + Petal tends to be at its peak on weekend nights, Friday and Saturday evenings draw the biggest crowds, while Sunday evenings are noticeably calmer and more relaxed.
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