
Menu number #6Deluxe Sushi Platter
Spicy ahi bombs with salmon, hamachi, local ahi and ebi nigiri, plus eight California roll.
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Sorted by situation rather than by category, because that is how people actually decide. Every pick below is an item Domo features on its own menu or calls popular in its own words.
Start with the items the menu itself leads with. The Deluxe platter if you are sharing, the Mixed Poke Bowl if you are not.

Spicy ahi bombs with salmon, hamachi, local ahi and ebi nigiri, plus eight California roll.

Spicy ahi and onion ahi in the same bowl, for when one sauce is not enough.

Local ahi, salmon, hamachi, unagi, ebi, ika, masago and ikura, sixteen pieces in all.

Domo calls the Domo Premium its most popular special bowl, and the hamachi poke is the one regulars come back for.




Spicy ahi bombs are the item Domo names as popular outright. The aburi sets are where the torch work shows.


Salmon, ahi, hamachi and ebi, each served plain and again with garlic. Sixteen pieces.


The Mixed Combo carries the highest piece count on the menu at 46. The Kazoku balances raw and cooked for a family table.

Forty six pieces: ebi, local ahi, salmon and unagi nigiri, California roll and assorted hosomaki.

Forty pieces of ahi and salmon nigiri, half of it torched garlic, with eight California roll.

Thirty two pieces of California roll, so a table that skips raw fish is covered.

Thirty two torched pieces: garlic ahi, garlic salmon and local spicy ahi sushi.
Price against piece count, not price alone. The California platter is the cheapest way to put 32 pieces on a table.

Thirty two pieces of California roll, so a table that skips raw fish is covered.

Forty six pieces: ebi, local ahi, salmon and unagi nigiri, California roll and assorted hosomaki.


Every item Domo flags or describes as popular on its published menu.

Misoyaki butterfish with two aburi garlic ahi nigiri, edamame, rice, a side salad and miso soup.

Broiled furikake salmon with two aburi garlic hamachi, steamed rice, edamame and miso soup.

Ahi, salmon and hamachi sashimi over greens with avocado and house sesame soy dressing.


Ahi, salmon and Hokkaido scallop sashimi with premium Hokkaido uni and ikura, on sushi rice.

Spicy ahi and onion ahi in the same bowl, for when one sauce is not enough.


Spicy ahi with two shrimp tempura, ocean salad and crab salad. Crisp and cold together.

Japanese citrus and house shoyu over the fish you choose. Light and bright.







The top of the case: Hokkaido uni and scallop, ikura, local ahi, salmon and hamachi, plus a Volcano roll.

Thirty two pieces, four each of local ahi, salmon, hamachi, ika, unagi, ebi, masago and ikura.

Thirty two pieces of California roll, spicy ahi bombs, local ahi and salmon, plus a Dragon roll.

Forty six pieces: ebi, local ahi, salmon and unagi nigiri, California roll and assorted hosomaki.

Ahi, salmon and hamachi on one platter, served both as nigiri and as sashimi.

Spicy ahi bombs with salmon, hamachi, local ahi and ebi nigiri, plus eight California roll.

Sixteen spicy ahi bombs with eight garlic ahi and eight garlic salmon nigiri, torched aburi style.

Thirty two torched pieces: garlic ahi, garlic salmon and local spicy ahi sushi.

Eight varieties, four pieces each: Hokkaido scallop, local ahi, ebi, unagi, spicy ahi bombs, salmon, hamachi, masago.

Forty pieces of ahi and salmon nigiri, half of it torched garlic, with eight California roll.

Hokkaido scallop, Japanese hamachi, local ahi and salmon nigiri.

Salmon, ahi, hamachi and ebi, each served plain and again with garlic. Sixteen pieces.

Local ahi, salmon, hamachi, unagi, ebi, ika, masago and ikura, sixteen pieces in all.

Torched garlic ahi, garlic salmon and garlic shrimp, with the Volcano roll under spicy ahi.

Hokkaido uni and scallop, ikura, masago, local ahi, hamachi, salmon and ika. Built for two.





Pickup from Kahala or Pearl Kai. Feeding a group instead? Catering will size it with you.