O Chame

O Chame can be found at 4th St 1830. The following is offered: Restaurants: Sushi. The entry is present with us since Sep 8, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 12, 2013. In Berkeley there are 9 other Restaurants: Sushi. An overview can be found here.

The neighborhood is a busy shopping district and street parking is limited. Best to try lots on Fourth Street itself.

The French wines, cheaper than at most bistros, make a nice alternative to sake. For those who enjoy tea, there's
a long list of delectable brews from all across Asia.

Lunch or dinner at this “Zenlike” retreat on Berkeley’s Fourth Street is “always an education in restraint and refinement”, thanks to the “beautifully composed” bowls of noodles and other “unique”, “lovingly prepared” Japanese fare made with the “freshest local ingredients”; tabs are a bit “pricey”, but service from the “accommodating staff” and a pour from the “plentiful” sake menu never fail...

Enter through a gate past a kiosk into a warm, Japanese-style room decorated with the works of artist Mayumi Oda. In this peaceful world, tea is the drink of choice, and it is offered in so many varieties that guests may need help matching a tea to the artfully presented East-West starters. Worth consideration --- but pricey --- are any of the meals served in bowls; all are made with fresh...

Palettes in search of afterglow find respite from upscale shopping on trendy 4th Street. Take a date, sip champagne oolong, feel beautiful. Think Japanese-California comfort food and you've got it. Order tuna sashimi with horseradish sauce, vinegared cucumbers with shiso leaf, green onion pancake, and caramel balsamic gelato to qualify for multiple orgasms. Surping warm soba with smoked trout...

In Short
The sedate entrance is a pleasing prelude to the Zen-like dining experience that awaits inside. A slender arm of a dining room feels natural and relaxed, evoking a casual...

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