I've been going here a long time and it's one of my favorite little hidden gems. I've loathed telling other than close friends about this place cause it's small and can get too crowded sometimes and I get turned away at times showing up without a reservation... but it's time to grow up and stop bei
Amazing hole in the wall. The chef is so nice and the sushi is so fresh. I only do omakase on the bar, and it's well worth it. Nigiri and sashimi heaven.
A little hidden gem! The real deal. Traditional Japanese setting done by Japanese Architects. Sushi, nigiri and sashimi all deliciously prepared.
We've been coming for years. It's the best in The City IOurHO (based not on knowing all of the Sushi bars in the city, but on total satisfaction with the quality, price and traditionally authentic sushi). Only open Thur-Sat. Tiny. Call before 5:30 to make a reservation for one of the two tables that
Make sure you call and make a reservation before you go!
You order nigiri here, not some baked salmon rolls, it's a traditional authentic sushi restaurant; food, decor, serving style and all. Enjoy it as if you were in Japan.
Traditional style sushi that I’ve been trying to find for so long. No “crunchy”, no spicy mayo sauce, no deep fried frankenstein rolls for $17. Just really delicious nigiri and simple maki for a great price. Alcohol menu is lacking but they allow byob.
Okina is one of my favorite new sushi finds. Fresh sushi, great service and made by a chef who truly loves his craft. The place is small and it's only opens 3 nights -- Thursday to Saturday but you can call to make reservations. Go for the omakase and let the chef decide for you. I heard he ge
A good friend of mine born in Japan recommended this place as the best sushi restaurant in SF and I was not disappointed. Everything was traditional and sleek and honed to perfection. We ordered some a la carte items and a wide assortment of omakase and the whole table was cooing with delight. This
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