Orange Roll & Sushi 139 started as one neighborhood spot in Old Town Tustin and grew into something OC keeps coming back to — four locations, zero shortcuts, and sushi that sets the standard.
The Old Town original
It started on First Street in Tustin's charming Old Town district — a neighborhood sushi spot that earned its loyalty one table at a time. More than a decade later, that original location is still the heart of it all.
Fish that speaks for itself
The foundation here is quality you can taste immediately — no fishiness, no fuss, just clean ocean flavor on every piece of nigiri. Bluefin otoro, ikura temaki, and sashimi so fresh it's changed the way regulars think about fish.
Craftsmanship meets creative ambition
The kitchen doesn't coast on the classics — the Himalayas roll layers spicy tuna, cream cheese, and jalapeño into something genuinely bold, sitting right alongside pristine nigiri on the same menu. From mango mochi to crispy-fried uramaki, the range is the point.
Four OC neighborhoods, one soul
Campus-casual in Orange, family-friendly in Cypress, downtown energy in Anaheim — each location adapts to where it lives, but the fish quality and the warmth never waver. Same kitchen standards, same generous portions, four different front doors.
The tempura that says it all
At the Tustin original, every table gets a complimentary serving of tempura — not a marketing tactic, just the way it's always been done. It's a small gesture that captures everything: the food is good, and the hospitality is genuine.