Discover Chula Vista

a sushi local's guide to

Discovering Chula Vista.

We’ve been rolling sushi on Third Avenue in Downtown Chula Vista since 2001 — long enough to watch the South Bay grow into one of Southern California’s most delicious corners. This is our love letter to the neighborhood, told through six location-inspired sushi rolls you’ll only find here.

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Why Chula Vista
why Third
Avenue.

Chula Vista — “beautiful view” in Spanish — is the second-largest city in San Diego County and the beating heart of the South Bay. Third Avenue is its historic main street: family-run kitchens, coffee bars, live music on the weekends, and the kind of neighborhood energy you only get from a place that’s still owned by the people who live in it.

California Sushi Bar has been part of that street since 2001. Instead of chasing trends, we’ve built our menu around the towns we call home — because the best way to understand Chula Vista is to taste the places it connects to: Bonita just north, East Lake to the east, San Diego up the 5, and the coast stretching to Oceanside.

Below is The California Roll Trail — six signature rolls, each named for a Southern California town and inspired by what makes it unique.

East Lake, Chula Vista
East Lake Roll

East Lake Roll

Named for the sunset-quiet neighborhoods east of the 805. Bright and refreshing, the way an evening walk by the lake feels..

Salmon· avocado · cucumber · Serving Size
lemon zest · black sesame Calories

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Chef

John McAbee

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