Fukusuke is a Japanese restaurant on Magnolia Avenue in Larkspur, with sushi and cooked Japanese dishes offering different ways to put together a meal. This is the downtown Larkspur restaurant, not a location at Larkspur Landing.

Fukusuke: A Japanese Dinner on Magnolia Avenue

For a meal in Larkspur, Fukusuke gives you a starting point beyond choosing a single sushi roll. Think about whether you want sushi, something cooked, or a combination for the table. That simple decision makes it easier to order a balanced meal without adding dishes just because the menu has plenty to explore.

What to Order

Public menu photos and customer listings show sushi, sashimi, teriyaki, gyoza, and katsu among the restaurant's offerings. Treat these as an introduction to the range rather than a live menu: dishes, combinations, and prices may change. Ask for the current menu when you arrive or call if a particular item is the reason for your visit.

If your group includes both sushi enthusiasts and people who prefer cooked food, start by asking which cooked dishes are available that day. For shared dishes, check portion sizes with staff before ordering a second round. You can always add something once you have a clearer sense of the meal.

Make It a Larkspur Outing

The Magnolia Avenue address makes this a different destination from the restaurants at Larkspur Landing. Check your navigation before setting off, particularly if you are meeting friends who know the ferry terminal area better than downtown. Allow time to find a legal parking space and walk to the restaurant; do not assume parking immediately outside will be available.

Keep your plans flexible if you hope to browse nearby businesses before eating. Individual shop hours vary, and a dinner plan does not guarantee that neighboring stores will still be open.

Hours and Practical Details

Dietary Questions

Tell staff about allergies and dietary restrictions before ordering, including concerns about fish, shellfish, soy, wheat, sesame, or shared preparation equipment. Do not assume a vegetable roll or a cooked dish meets a particular dietary requirement without checking its ingredients and preparation.