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We had an appointment in the area and decided to try Au Sushi for lunch. There was only one table with customers when we arrived, so there were plenty of tables available at 12:30 pm on a Friday. It's a small restaurant with modern Japanese decor. OUR PICKS BENTO BOX ($17) + BEEF TERIYAKI (+$2) ~ Miso soup, rice, and a side salad. I requested the beef to be cooked medium rare. My guy and I both ordered the beef teriyaki, so we were hoping for medium-rare or at least tender beef. Unfortunately, my beef came out well done and was pretty tough. That was disappointing. The salad consisted of a few sprigs of lettuce with a tiny bite of seaweed salad, along with a bowl of short-grain rice. 3/5 BENTO BOX ($17) + BEEF TERIYAKI (+$2) + 5 PCS SASHIMI (+$3) ~ The beef teriyaki was the same as mine, but his was lukewarm because his bento took an additional 10 minutes to arrive. The only difference was the 5 pieces of sashimi. The kitchen did not coordinate the dishes to be served at the same time. I had almost finished my bento before his arrived at the table. The only highlight was the sashimi, which was fresh and nicely sliced. He was also missing the miso soup and didn't bother asking for it since miso soup isn't something he cares to drink, but it would have been nice to have the option. 3/5 CRAZY GIRL ROLL ~ Deep-fried soft-shell crab and cucumber topped with spicy tuna, jalapeño, and special sauce. A good roll with a nice bit of spice. 4/5 The salmon and tuna sashimi seemed fresh and buttery. I also appreciated the flying insect light, which helped keep the dining area free of flies and mosquitoes. Unfortunately, the beef teriyaki was not up to our expectations. The beef was overcooked and tough, and the second bento arrived much later than the first. We probably should have stuck with the fish. I wouldn't recommend ordering the beef teriyaki, but the sashimi and Crazy Girl Roll were enjoyable.
Cute spot! Just a heads up, there's an insect zapper, so you'll hear it go off from time to time. They also had a TV playing soccer. The bathroom is outside through the second door. Just ask for the key, which hangs near the entrance. We came on a Monday night and didn't need a reservation. We spent about $50 per person, which included sharing three rolls, edamame, and a beer each. Ranking the rolls from favorite to least favorite, although all of them were good: Double Salmon Roll Warriors Roll Dragon Roll Overall, a solid spot for sushi and a relaxed night out. I'd happily come back to work my way through more of the menu, got my eye on the Treasure Box and 49er roll.
A nice little warm cozy restaurant tucked away in the corner of the carpark. Run by a young couple serving delicious Japanese faire. The interior was warm, with wooden panels, tables and the food was served on wooden platters. I came with friends and was pleasantly surprised at how good the variety of sushi I tasted. My favorites were the box of Hokkaido uni, which tasted fresh, sweet and served with some seaweed. The Hamachi Kama was very delicious. Although it was the collar of the fish, it had a decent amount of meat and came with some dipping sauce. The other favorite was the little poke bowl which had an assortment of diced fish topped with a raw quail egg and tobiko. Restrooms were located outside of the restaurant. Staff were friendly and welcoming. Plenty of parking in the lot. Overall, great to have a Japanese eatery in the Diamond Heights area.
We love when sushi is served on a wooden plate it just tastes better that way, I don't know why! We got the crazy girl roll which was spider roll topped with spicy tuna and jalapeños. The warriors roll was amazing and had seared salmon and crispy onion/garlic on top. The tempura was super fresh and crunchy and the dipping sauce was perfection. Beer and sake was decently priced and we ended with the matcha cheesecake which came with green tea mochi. Amazing service and super nice staff! This place is super cozy and there is so much parking because it is located in a plaza.
We came in on a Wednesday night and we were able to sit wherever we liked. My favorite dishes here were the hamachi Kama and the agedashi tofu. Rolls were good too. We didn't try their nigiri's or sashimi but I'd come back to this restaurant if I was in the area craving sushi. Prices are average here for sushi in SF, 4 items for $66. They also happy hour but we didn't come in time for that.
Came in for dinner on a Tuesday. There was one other guest there. Clean space with K-pop music playing in the background. No TV's. When we sat down, we weren't offered physical menus or water, even though the physical ones were available. I'm fine with the QR codes but not my boomer dad. We didn't get water until maybe ten minutes after we sat down. The rolls came out FAST. We ordered: Hot King roll (spicy tuna, avocado, seared white fish, fried onion, sriracha) 4/5. Too much sriracha on top but otherwise it was good. Not too spicy. Double toro roll (Salmon Belly, Mango, Avocado topped W/Bluefin Toro & Fresh Wasabi) 4.2/5. This was so good! Fresh, light, balanced. It was good on its own but was texturally boring because everything was soft so I added a bit of crunch w the fried onion from the hot king roll, which I think made it that much better. Dragon roll: 2.5/5 meh. I didn't really like this one.. Something about it tasted off. I thought this was worse than an average dragon roll. Overall I give this place 3.5/5. I'd come here again for the double toro roll.
This place has gotten so much better. Dice quality fish and bento box is yummy. Nice service too.
Spring time in San Francisco you can enjoy seeing the cherry blossoms starting to blossom and it takes you to a different heights around the city. I like to go on a Spring stroll and explore the different Heights around San Francisco whether it's Presidio Heights, Pacific Heights or Bernal Heights because they do have one thing in common: They all have a good variety of restaurants . In the cuts of San Francisco there is a hidden gem in Diamond Heights . Au Sushi offers lots of good different rolls and bento boxes . There is also a Happy Hour with 30% off of Alcohol and Apps everyday from 4:30pm-6:30pm. I got the tempura app and it had lightly battered shrimp and veggies . I also got the Warriors roll and it was delicious with shrimp tempura imitation crab topped with seared salmon, and onion crunch. The mango salmon had salmon, mango and avocado topped with salmon and mango. It was buttery ,savory, and a bit sweet. It had a great mango juicy flavor. I then had the Au roll which had imitation crab sweet cream topped with garlic mayo baked scallop and unagi sauce. It was warm and the scallop was savory along with the crab. I do enjoy sushi year-round . Au Sushi is a good neighborhood sushi restaurant where the flavor takes you to a different height in San Francisco when you want to get a bite. Try the sushi with mango and salmon along with some Takoyaki and Hamachi Maki Sometimes I grab a bento box with salmon teriyaki and wash it all down with some hot sake
Good people, kid friendly , good music - low key , "good food king roll "go crazy brother know what he doing with that one
I know I've said this about plenty of other places, but it feels especially true in this case - I doubt I would've ever discovered Au Sushi if not for Yelp. Quite literally, they had a direct hand in it, as it was the YEE that was held here last year that brought me out this way. For whatever reason, I've only been out this way a handful of times over the years/decades. Although, in my defense, it's not like there's a whole lot going on in Diamond Heights either... Tucked away in the corner of the relatively sleepy Diamond Heights Shopping Center, Au Sushi is one of the few eateries in the neighborhood. However, between their relatively late hours, wealth of parking spaces, and how they always seem to have seating available despite their modest size, it's also a cozy little gem that is super convenient whether you live in the area or you're driving in from elsewhere. Of course, that's to say nothing of the menu, which looks pretty typical on the surface (bento boxes, sashimi, sushi rolls, noodle dishes, etc.), but is rather eye catching once get deeper into what they have to offer. In particular, their nigiri and house sushi rolls not only sound good on the menu, but they look even better in the photos on Yelp! -- NIGIRI OMAKASE - Chef's Choice Nigiri (8 Pieces)...$68 I enjoyed this both times I had it, though it was better and more unique before the menu change (see below). That time, the stand outs were the Uni, Toro, Hotate, and Wagyu. This time, the only real stars were the Toro, Sake Belly, and the Amaebi. -- DOUBLE TORO ROLL - Salmon Belly, Mango, and Avocado Topped with Bluefin Toro and Fresh Wasabi...$21 Pretty solid, though, it'd be hard not to like a roll with two types of toro. Both the Salmon and Bluefin were equally delicious, though the latter stood out in part because of the size of the cuts. I was iffy on the mango, but these were perfectly ripe and added a nice sweetness. -- GOLDEN GATE ROLL - Avocado and Salmon Topped with Scallop, Ikura, and Soy Paper...$19 I'm a sucker for salmon and scallops in sushi rolls, so this practically had my name on it. Thankfully, it was great! The scallops were large, fresh, and had a nice sweetness while the salmon and avocado made for a classic pairing - yum! -- CHICKEN KARAAGE - Crispy Japanese Fried Chicken...$15 Ehh...not bad, but nothing special either. The chicken was decently crispy on the outside and somewhat moist on the inside. It could've used a little bit of seasoning, but at least they weren't all that oily and the aioli helped to add some flavor. -- KING DRAGON ROLL - Soft Shell Crab, Imitation Crab Topped with Unagi, Avocado, Tobiko, and Unagi Sauce...$18 Cooked rolls aren't always the greatest, but this was really good. The soft shell crab was flavorful, had a nice crunch to it, and was complemented well by the imitation crab and the unagi, which was meatier than I expected. One thing worth noting is that in the time since Au Sushi opened, the menu has been tweaked. Not significantly, as most things are listed the same as before, but since my first visit here for the YEE last year, only a half dozen or so things have been removed/altered. Unfortunately, that includes their namesake AU SUSHI ROLL, which previously had Salmon Skin, Cucumber, and Shiso topped with Imitation Crab, Monkfish Liver, Scallions, and Special Sauce, that tasted AMAZING. Now, it has Imitation Crab Sweet Cream Topped with Garlic Mayo Baked Scallop and Unagi Sauce - not horrendous by any means, but definitely not as appealing to my tastebuds. Still, despite the loss of my favorite roll here (or almost anywhere, for that matter), Au Sushi is quite the gem. I can't really speak to their noodle dishes or bento boxes, but they seem perfectly fine based on what I've seen other tables get and how they read on the menu. Perhaps I'll try them at some point (they have a "happy hour" where many of their cooked dishes are discounted), but even if I don't, I'm happy to keep coming back for the sushi and nigiri omakase, especially considering how easy it is to come here!
Came here for valentines with my bf (forgot to submit my review). But they were one of the kindest restaurants I've ever been to. The vibe was nice, the food was really good, and the staff were so sweet. They even gifted me a little valentines set and gave me and my bf some extras on the house for the special day. I've been waiting to go back when I get the time.
Tried Au Sushi on a Thursday night, easy parking since it's located in a shopping plaza and was seated right away. We ordered several items, rolls, and dishes. Agedashi tofu was not very good though, not fried correctly and didnt have the typical sauce. Hard to describe the food here, maybe "standard" or "generic"? Kind of like getting hot food from the Japanese market, better presentation though. Not that that's a bad thing, but I want to say the food was ok but nothing that would make me rush to come back.
We got the nigiri combo and it was pretty good! The lion king was good as well. Great sushi, super fresh, super delicious. Good service, it's not a big place. There are about 5-10 tables. the bathroom is outside so you need a key. Lots of parking!
Casual spot in a plaza. Easy parking The prices definitely come with some sticker shock. they're pretty high compared with other sushi places in general. I opted for takeout one item bento of chicken teriyaki instead of sushi. It came with rice, miso soup, and a cucumber salad. $23 total on DoorDash pickup for a one item bento. The chicken pieces were nice and large, with a good pepper seasoning, and overall the meal was convenient for takeout. I didn't try the sushi, so I can't comment on that. Service was kind read more
26 days ago
We had an appointment in the area and decided to try Au Sushi for lunch. There was only one table with customers when we arrived, so there were plenty of tables available at 12:30 pm on a Friday. It's a small restaurant with modern Japanese decor. OUR PICKS BENTO BOX ($17) + BEEF TERIYAKI (+$2) ~ Miso soup, rice, and a side salad. I requested the beef to be cooked medium rare. My guy and I both ordered the beef teriyaki, so we were hoping for medium-rare or at least tender beef. Unfortunately, my beef came out well done and was pretty tough. That was disappointing. The salad consisted of a few sprigs of lettuce with a tiny bite of seaweed salad, along with a bowl of short-grain rice. 3/5 BENTO BOX ($17) + BEEF TERIYAKI (+$2) + 5 PCS SASHIMI (+$3) ~ The beef teriyaki was the same as mine, but his was lukewarm because his bento took an additional 10 minutes to arrive. The only difference was the 5 pieces of sashimi. The kitchen did not coordinate the dishes to be served at the same time. I had almost finished my bento before his arrived at the table. The only highlight was the sashimi, which was fresh and nicely sliced. He was also missing the miso soup and didn't bother asking for it since miso soup isn't something he cares to drink, but it would have been nice to have the option. 3/5 CRAZY GIRL ROLL ~ Deep-fried soft-shell crab and cucumber topped with spicy tuna, jalapeño, and special sauce. A good roll with a nice bit of spice. 4/5 The salmon and tuna sashimi seemed fresh and buttery. I also appreciated the flying insect light, which helped keep the dining area free of flies and mosquitoes. Unfortunately, the beef teriyaki was not up to our expectations. The beef was overcooked and tough, and the second bento arrived much later than the first. We probably should have stuck with the fish. I wouldn't recommend ordering the beef teriyaki, but the sashimi and Crazy Girl Roll were enjoyable. read more
4 months ago
Cute spot! Just a heads up, there's an insect zapper, so you'll hear it go off from time to time. They also had a TV playing soccer. The bathroom is outside through the second door. Just ask for the key, which hangs near the entrance. We came on a Monday night and didn't need a reservation. We spent about $50 per person, which included sharing three rolls, edamame, and a beer each. Ranking the rolls from favorite to least favorite, although all of them were good: Double Salmon Roll Warriors Roll Dragon Roll Overall, a solid spot for sushi and a relaxed night out. I'd happily come back to work my way through more of the menu, got my eye on the Treasure Box and 49er roll. read more
A nice little warm cozy restaurant tucked away in the corner of the carpark. Run by a young couple serving delicious Japanese faire. The interior was warm, with wooden panels, tables and the food was served on wooden platters. I came with friends and was pleasantly surprised at how good the variety of sushi I tasted. My favorites were the box of Hokkaido uni, which tasted fresh, sweet and served with some seaweed. The Hamachi Kama was very delicious. Although it was the collar of the fish, it had a decent amount of meat and came with some dipping sauce. The other favorite was the little poke bowl which had an assortment of diced fish topped with a raw quail egg and tobiko. Restrooms were located outside of the restaurant. Staff were friendly and welcoming. Plenty of parking in the lot. Overall, great to have a Japanese eatery in the Diamond Heights area. read more
We love when sushi is served on a wooden plate it just tastes better that way, I don't know why! We got the crazy girl roll which was spider roll topped with spicy tuna and jalapeños. The warriors roll was amazing and had seared salmon and crispy onion/garlic on top. The tempura was super fresh and crunchy and the dipping sauce was perfection. Beer and sake was decently priced and we ended with the matcha cheesecake which came with green tea mochi. Amazing service and super nice staff! This place is super cozy and there is so much parking because it is located in a plaza. read more
We came in on a Wednesday night and we were able to sit wherever we liked. My favorite dishes here were the hamachi Kama and the agedashi tofu. Rolls were good too. We didn't try their nigiri's or sashimi but I'd come back to this restaurant if I was in the area craving sushi. Prices are average here for sushi in SF, 4 items for $66. They also happy hour but we didn't come in time for that. read more
1 month ago
1 year ago
Came in for dinner on a Tuesday. There was one other guest there. Clean space with K-pop music playing in the background. No TV's. When we sat down, we weren't offered physical menus or water, even though the physical ones were available. I'm fine with the QR codes but not my boomer dad. We didn't get water until maybe ten minutes after we sat down. The rolls came out FAST. We ordered: Hot King roll (spicy tuna, avocado, seared white fish, fried onion, sriracha) 4/5. Too much sriracha on top but otherwise it was good. Not too spicy. Double toro roll (Salmon Belly, Mango, Avocado topped W/Bluefin Toro & Fresh Wasabi) 4.2/5. This was so good! Fresh, light, balanced. It was good on its own but was texturally boring because everything was soft so I added a bit of crunch w the fried onion from the hot king roll, which I think made it that much better. Dragon roll: 2.5/5 meh. I didn't really like this one.. Something about it tasted off. I thought this was worse than an average dragon roll. Overall I give this place 3.5/5. I'd come here again for the double toro roll. read more
5 months ago
This place has gotten so much better. Dice quality fish and bento box is yummy. Nice service too. read more
3 months ago
Spring time in San Francisco you can enjoy seeing the cherry blossoms starting to blossom and it takes you to a different heights around the city. I like to go on a Spring stroll and explore the different Heights around San Francisco whether it's Presidio Heights, Pacific Heights or Bernal Heights because they do have one thing in common: They all have a good variety of restaurants . In the cuts of San Francisco there is a hidden gem in Diamond Heights . Au Sushi offers lots of good different rolls and bento boxes . There is also a Happy Hour with 30% off of Alcohol and Apps everyday from 4:30pm-6:30pm. I got the tempura app and it had lightly battered shrimp and veggies . I also got the Warriors roll and it was delicious with shrimp tempura imitation crab topped with seared salmon, and onion crunch. The mango salmon had salmon, mango and avocado topped with salmon and mango. It was buttery ,savory, and a bit sweet. It had a great mango juicy flavor. I then had the Au roll which had imitation crab sweet cream topped with garlic mayo baked scallop and unagi sauce. It was warm and the scallop was savory along with the crab. I do enjoy sushi year-round . Au Sushi is a good neighborhood sushi restaurant where the flavor takes you to a different height in San Francisco when you want to get a bite. Try the sushi with mango and salmon along with some Takoyaki and Hamachi Maki Sometimes I grab a bento box with salmon teriyaki and wash it all down with some hot sake read more
8 months ago
Good people, kid friendly , good music - low key , "good food king roll "go crazy brother know what he doing with that one read more
I know I've said this about plenty of other places, but it feels especially true in this case - I doubt I would've ever discovered Au Sushi if not for Yelp. Quite literally, they had a direct hand in it, as it was the YEE that was held here last year that brought me out this way. For whatever reason, I've only been out this way a handful of times over the years/decades. Although, in my defense, it's not like there's a whole lot going on in Diamond Heights either... Tucked away in the corner of the relatively sleepy Diamond Heights Shopping Center, Au Sushi is one of the few eateries in the neighborhood. However, between their relatively late hours, wealth of parking spaces, and how they always seem to have seating available despite their modest size, it's also a cozy little gem that is super convenient whether you live in the area or you're driving in from elsewhere. Of course, that's to say nothing of the menu, which looks pretty typical on the surface (bento boxes, sashimi, sushi rolls, noodle dishes, etc.), but is rather eye catching once get deeper into what they have to offer. In particular, their nigiri and house sushi rolls not only sound good on the menu, but they look even better in the photos on Yelp! -- NIGIRI OMAKASE - Chef's Choice Nigiri (8 Pieces)...$68 I enjoyed this both times I had it, though it was better and more unique before the menu change (see below). That time, the stand outs were the Uni, Toro, Hotate, and Wagyu. This time, the only real stars were the Toro, Sake Belly, and the Amaebi. -- DOUBLE TORO ROLL - Salmon Belly, Mango, and Avocado Topped with Bluefin Toro and Fresh Wasabi...$21 Pretty solid, though, it'd be hard not to like a roll with two types of toro. Both the Salmon and Bluefin were equally delicious, though the latter stood out in part because of the size of the cuts. I was iffy on the mango, but these were perfectly ripe and added a nice sweetness. -- GOLDEN GATE ROLL - Avocado and Salmon Topped with Scallop, Ikura, and Soy Paper...$19 I'm a sucker for salmon and scallops in sushi rolls, so this practically had my name on it. Thankfully, it was great! The scallops were large, fresh, and had a nice sweetness while the salmon and avocado made for a classic pairing - yum! -- CHICKEN KARAAGE - Crispy Japanese Fried Chicken...$15 Ehh...not bad, but nothing special either. The chicken was decently crispy on the outside and somewhat moist on the inside. It could've used a little bit of seasoning, but at least they weren't all that oily and the aioli helped to add some flavor. -- KING DRAGON ROLL - Soft Shell Crab, Imitation Crab Topped with Unagi, Avocado, Tobiko, and Unagi Sauce...$18 Cooked rolls aren't always the greatest, but this was really good. The soft shell crab was flavorful, had a nice crunch to it, and was complemented well by the imitation crab and the unagi, which was meatier than I expected. One thing worth noting is that in the time since Au Sushi opened, the menu has been tweaked. Not significantly, as most things are listed the same as before, but since my first visit here for the YEE last year, only a half dozen or so things have been removed/altered. Unfortunately, that includes their namesake AU SUSHI ROLL, which previously had Salmon Skin, Cucumber, and Shiso topped with Imitation Crab, Monkfish Liver, Scallions, and Special Sauce, that tasted AMAZING. Now, it has Imitation Crab Sweet Cream Topped with Garlic Mayo Baked Scallop and Unagi Sauce - not horrendous by any means, but definitely not as appealing to my tastebuds. Still, despite the loss of my favorite roll here (or almost anywhere, for that matter), Au Sushi is quite the gem. I can't really speak to their noodle dishes or bento boxes, but they seem perfectly fine based on what I've seen other tables get and how they read on the menu. Perhaps I'll try them at some point (they have a "happy hour" where many of their cooked dishes are discounted), but even if I don't, I'm happy to keep coming back for the sushi and nigiri omakase, especially considering how easy it is to come here! read more
1 year ago
Came here for valentines with my bf (forgot to submit my review). But they were one of the kindest restaurants I've ever been to. The vibe was nice, the food was really good, and the staff were so sweet. They even gifted me a little valentines set and gave me and my bf some extras on the house for the special day. I've been waiting to go back when I get the time. read more
Tried Au Sushi on a Thursday night, easy parking since it's located in a shopping plaza and was seated right away. We ordered several items, rolls, and dishes. Agedashi tofu was not very good though, not fried correctly and didnt have the typical sauce. Hard to describe the food here, maybe "standard" or "generic"? Kind of like getting hot food from the Japanese market, better presentation though. Not that that's a bad thing, but I want to say the food was ok but nothing that would make me rush to come back. read more
9 months ago
We got the nigiri combo and it was pretty good! The lion king was good as well. Great sushi, super fresh, super delicious. Good service, it's not a big place. There are about 5-10 tables. the bathroom is outside so you need a key. Lots of parking! read more
This is a familiar spot for me. A former Burger King over twenty years ago, it evolved to this neighborhood eatery, offering lunch and dinner in the heart of Diamond Heights. They opened in August 2022, a challenging time as things are just opening up again. It was on my radar after seeing several hot and new Yelp notices and seeing Cherylynn N.'s (https://www.yelp.com/user_details?userid=eKUGKQRE-Ywi5dY55_zChg) positive review. I was accepted an invite to and attended a recent YEE here on a Thursday late afternoon. Besides the YEE gifts, I ordered a few other menu items and, as I later found out, off-menu items to take home. Being tired after leaving the office, I decided to combine the gifted item with a few a couple of the items while saving some for future meals later in the week. Here's what I tried: 1. Agedashi tofu (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=SNgtkhdENWHq2y9bzP0fVg&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q) - There were a good number packed in the box and they were neatly stacked in a clamshell paper box. I liked that the sauce was put on the side. I only ate one while fresh that evening and I enjoyed the flavors with the dipping sauce (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=DBaQOqR7HyhKTLa3exTSwQ&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q). 2. Yakitori beef tongue and scallops (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=LimhiL91k7QL1RCECaNbNw&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q) - I ate these a few days later, reheating them in my toaster oven; they were packed nicely on a bed of lettuce and lemon garnish (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=EXU7iocMZLTjwRpPRJ3OMA&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q). I placed them on foil and added a few drops of water in reheating them at 250F with the foil folded up but not covered so that they wouldn't steam (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=nIoKSkeQuoORfYdTQQfcnw&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q). The beef tongue held up well and I liked that the seasoning was not salty. The scallops were pretty good too but a bit of the ocean flavor came into play so I suggest eating this fresh and not storing and reheating. 3. Unagi and avocado handroll and spicy tuna handroll (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=RZ0yiflIQ341nX5_RtGJ6Q&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q) - These were my off-menu orders as I didn't see them on the online or website menu. I enjoyed both of them as the rice had a nice shari flavor and was still moist (some may find it too moist). I was impressed by the spicy tuna filling (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=0Eb56VH3ZoXHPfmw4SoUAw&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q). the flavor and the portion generosity. A young lady took my order by phone as suggested in the YEE invite for my check-in as well as my takeout order. Justin greeted me, gave me my check, and graciously took my credit card for payment. I asked him a few questions about business and he explained that they opened late summer of 2022, not an easy time to start a business. My only suggestion is, for off-menu items, please tell the customer the pricing and confirm that they still want it before accepting their order. I was a little surprised when, looking at my itemized receipt, I saw an item as "2 Rock N Roll $24.00". Using my higher math, I scratched my head and pondered whether I'd normally order handrolls at $12.00 each. Perhaps, consider putting hand rolls, if you're willing to make them, on your menu so the diner can decide. Will likely try the ramen or udon next time. read more
Au Sushi was a really nice surprise! It's located deep in the sleepy corner of the Diamond Heights plaza and feels like a well kept secret. My friend and I spent several minutes perusing the menu and choosing a wide variety of rolls to share amongst friends at a dinner party later. We were very impressed that each roll was made fresh and we were also very appreciative that the vegetarian rolls extended beyond basic veggie maki rolls. Our favorites of the night were the Fish Tacos (the crispy tempura seaweed base was chef's kiss), the Double Toro (soooo buttery!), and the Walnut Roll (very pleasant vegetarian twist on a dragon roll). Honestly though, everything was of really good quality. They also paid great attention to still presenting the sushi very nicely despite it being a to-go order. Pricewise, it'll probably be about $30 a person if you stick to special rolls and appetizers. Some of the specials like the chirasi bowl or chef's platter will cross $50 easily. read more
1 year ago
Was craving sushi on my first trip ever to California and found this cute gem. Our sushi was delicious - one of the best I've had. The restaurant was very cute inside and had adorable decor all around and great music. service was fast. I can't remember what rolls we got but I'm sure whatever you get will be yummy. read more
11 months ago
To be honest, my expectations were not high for this place. They are truly the underdog. We had the omakase nigri and it comes with "appetizer" (2 pieces of sushi) and a very delicious fish (with bone) and tofu soup! Every piece of the omakase was delicious (because you know some places give you a lot and there's some mediocre pieces). The omakase is affordable (8 piece for $68(?)). We also ordered the mango salmon roll and I love that it was proportional and not overly sauced. We had another roll, but forgot the name but it also was proportional and delicious. The fishes were fresh. The service was excellent. Parking in the plaza is easy. Bathroom is around the corner with a key. Definitely will be back. Hope they keep it up! read more
1 year ago
Au Sushi is a hidden gem! Tucked away in a shopping center, this sushi spot offers great food and easy parking. I came here for a Yelp Elite event which included the sushi donut but stayed to dine in and try more of the menu. Service was fantastic from start to end. We even got miso soup on the house! There's also dog friendly seating outside if you happen to have your fur baby like I did. Sushi Donut - SO CUTE. Also very tasty and unique. I loved that every bite was something different. Fresh Oysters - small but delicious! Perfect little starter packed with flavor. Salmon Belly and Salmon Nigiri - both were fantastic. As a salmon lover I was in heaven. Love that they included kizami wasabi which gives that hint of wasabi flavor and saltiness. Hamachi Belly Nigiri - not sure what the yellow topping was (salted egg yolk?) but whatever it was it was delicious and overall gave a buttery effect to the fish. Unagi Nigiri - the eel was perfection, I could eat a whole plate. The glaze was shining and they didn't skimp on the slice. Double Toro Roll - toro, salmon, avocado and mango. I don't think I've ever had this combination together but I really liked it! Overall would totally recommend for anyone looking for a lowkey sushi spot with fantastic food! read more
Picked up a dragon roll while hubs got the Yelp Elite treasure box. Staff gave us both the Yelp chopsticks (they're reusable!) and we ate our meals outside next to the park. Roll itself was decent, but felt like there was a little too much sauce on it so it was on the sweeter side. Probably won't be back anytime soon (hardly ever in the area) and don't think quality justified the prices. I appreciate how their menus have icons to tell you which dishes have raw fish or are vegetarian --wish more places would do this! read more
2 years ago
This place is truly a gem. Heard about it from a friend who has very discrminate taste and he raves about Au Sushi. I had regular chirashi and my husband had sashimi combo. Fresh, top quality, it's just perfect! My kids have bento box and unagi. We were planning our next visit right after our few bites! Like my friend, I will recommend this place. read more
1 year ago
This review is for the unagi donburi that I purchased for my dad. We try the unagi donburi almost everywhere we go that offers it. He said the taste was on par with other locations pretty good. His only complaint was the portion was too small for the cost. I did notice the portion small as well. However, worth a try for anyone else. I'd try other things if I'm around the area. Recommended place. read more
My rating is really only for the dragon roll which I pick takeout. I wanted to try the most popular item based on other reviews but it was generally unremarkable. The rice was too soft and over seasoned (too sour). If I came back I would definitely eat in and try the fish tacos and uni. Service was good, the staff were kind and attentive. The inside space was quite small but clean and cute! They don't have a bathroom attached but there's a sign showing how to get to the shared bathroom. read more
4 years ago
Came here for a quick snack and the food is decent. The yakitori was chewy and a bit overcooked, the pork belly was delicious, however it's challenging to say the same thing for the beef tongue and wagyu. The sake toro was decent but would have loved more fish and for it to come as a pair~ read more
Ok obviously, sit at the bar. You will always never regret it. (Sitting at ANY bar, for that matter.) Our waiter was just so kind. We chatted about how Asians don't raisin (iykyk) and profesional biking and injuries. It always means so much when experiences are personalized, yanno? We felt so comfortable! So, order more things! I always get an order of ikura nigiri cuz it's a personal fave no matter where I go. We also got the truffle hamachi cuz if you don't like truffle or hamachi, you're just a plain ol' monster. They could've loaded up on the ikura, but it's never an experience deal breaker. Also, beware - nigiri is ordered by one piece, so order appropriately. I got the Au chirashi special, and my partner got the nigiri omakase. While I fell in love with the tuna belly, the REAL winner was my partner's uni situation - great quality, they didn't skimp and it was on fried shiso. I even ordered another because my partner said it was phenomenal. No regrets! We were surprised with a piece of tiramisu with the cutest little donut forks! Will I be back? OBVIOUSLY. and not just for the sake! Lolz jk read more
This is a new establishment on Diamond Heights, the furnishings are nice and the ambiance is decent. It's a small space, so it gets a bit crowded when you are on the last table having to sit by the entry door. Overall is food is superb quality and the selections are great. Although the price is definitely on the high end and I don't think I can take the whole family here daily. It is definitely a treat, but if they come up with happy hour or weekday specials, I will definitely be a regular! read more
4 years ago
4.5 STARS As we sat down and started perusing the menu at Au Sushi, my eyeballs nearly popped the eff out of my sockets. Like WOAH! Passersby scanned the menu and jaws dropped. I blindly made rezzies because there's outdoor seating so that's my bad (no website or online menu). We couldn't just bounce so we stayed and ordered some nigiri to sample. NO REGRETS! If you like sushi, don't let the initial shock of the prices deter you from giving this new sushi restaurant a try. Plus, there's plenty of FREE parking which is a huge selling point in the city. Soft opening yesterday is Au Sushi. They took over Heavenly Cafe (Korean American dive) inside Diamond Heights Shopping Center (located to the right of Safeway next to Great Clips). Woman-owned and operated business. The lone sushi chef is female, a unicorn in the industry. They're open for takeout, indoor dining, and one dog-friendly table outside. Rezzies are highly recommended. They were at capacity by 7 pm on a Monday. With the mandate lifted, staff still wore masks. M E N U * Apps, sashimi, nigiri, rolls, chirashi, omakase, yakitori, ramen, and udon (no bento, curry, and bento). There's also a vegetarian section. -- Menu page 1: https://bit.ly/3vQUS72 -- Menu page 2: https://bit.ly/3SFbqIU -- Menu page 3: https://bit.ly/3C9u4Dh Since it's located right next to George Christopher Playground, there's lot of families and kids passing through so hope they consider adding a kid's menu. Beer and sake available. P R I C E S Initially, the nigiri and the rolls seemed a wee bit steep for a brand new neighborhood spot but it's worth it once you've tried it. My shock came with some of their non-sushi items which are 20%-50%+ more expensive than their competitors (e.g. 4 pc Takoyaki: $11.89, Chicken Karaage: $15.89, Yakitori: $5.89/skewer, etc.) so I hope they look into lowering these prices. F O O D * Yakitori ($5.89/each): https://bit.ly/3djYLuL -- Sunagimo: Chicken Gizzard Didn't try this. -- Gyūtan: Beef Tongue Crisp edges with a rich, beefy soft center. Lightly seasoned with salt. If you like beef tongue, get this! * Nigiri (2 pc/order): https://bit.ly/3p3PCJF and https://bit.ly/3p6O3e4 *** Requested less rice. -- Umi Masu: Ocean trout ($13) -- Kinmedai: Goldeneye snapper (MP - $15?): https://bit.ly/3vMMOUU -- Sake Toro: Salmon belly ($11) -- Hamachi Toro: Yellowtail belly ($11) -- Hotate: Raw scallop ($12) -- O-Toro: Fatty tuna ($17): https://bit.ly/3SD1m3d If you like FAT cuts of neta, Au Sushi is for you! I went with the richer, fattier cuts and each piece was fresh and buttery. They were all great but the standouts were the kinmedai, hamachi toro, and sake toro. I asked about uni and the owner said, it wasn't very good today so she recommended the o-toro to finish (thank you for the honesty!). I wish I took a better pic but the o-toro was hella thiccc. It was torched around edges and there was a slit in the middle where the shari was tucked in....o-toro served inari-style. The o-toro was like fish buttah that just melts in your mouth. They individually garnish each nigiri so they're ready to eat unless you want more soy and wasabi. The shari (sushi rice) was the proper room temperature with a slight stickiness. It ran a tad on the sour side so it could use a touch of sugar for balance. Regardless, it was solid for their first day to the public. * Double Toro Roll w/ sake toro, avocado, o-toro, kizumi wasabi ($19.89): https://bit.ly/3zPU4AO *** Requested less rice. Lots of rich buttery-ness from the duo of toro, along with the ripen avocado but the zestiness of the kizumi wasabi (soy marinated wasabi) perfectly balanced it. Good filler roll if you like toro. * Tempura Udon ($18.89) Not my order so didn't try but friend ordered it as a filler and said, it was fine. S E R V I C E Very friendly and warm which is exactly what you expect from a local neighborhood business. Small operation with the owner as the only server, one sushi chef, and one chef for the cooked items. Food service was fast, and we received everything at once so it was challenging to fit everything on the small two-top. A M B I A N C E Complete remodel from Heavenly Café. From hole-in-the-wall to sleek, contemporary, and minimalist vibes with table seating for about 24 and 4-5 seats at the sushi bar. While eating outside we ran into DJ Qbert who my friend was fanboying! No on-site restroom. You need a key to access the restroom in the plaza. P A R K I N G Plenty of free parking in the plaza. Overall, I really enjoyed the nigiri at Au Sushi and think it's a great addition to the area. If you like it thiccc in all the right places, Au Sushi will be your jam! read more
Loved the vibes and decor of this restaurant. The staff was super friendly! Made a reservation at 7pm on a Friday. Took some great recommendations from the staff. The live scallop was delicious! Enjoyed the double tuna roll cause it has shisho leaves inside. The fried shrimp head that comes with the amaebi was so good! I almost ate the whole thing, minus the eyes. The king dragon roll was also a crowd favorite. Everything was fresh. Had a great time. read more
Cute little sushi restaurant that serves high quality fish! I've eaten here couple times now and so far everything that I've ordered has been very delicious. First time around, our large party ordered a bunch of rolls, nigiri's and sashimi to share. If you have a large appetite like myself, you'd want to try these few recommendations! Starters and appetizers: Fish Tacos, Hamachi Truffle, Soft Shell Crab & Miso Soup Sashimi: Live Scallop, Chu-Toro, Amaebi Second time around, I was with a smaller intimate party. Fish Tacos! Garlic Edamame and Chicken Karaage to share and Au Special Chirashi (12 pieces) for myself. Overall, I really enjoyed dining here at Au Sushi. Excellent service, amazing quality, attention to detail dish presentation and plenty of parking. Your sushi fix will be satisfied! read more
I really like this little sushi place! Our second time ordering from here and both times we found our food to be very fresh and tasty. Highly recommend. We ordered the bento boxes with tonkatsu, chicken gyoza, and hamachi-avocado and spicy salmon classic rolls. Staff was nice. The restaurant looked clean. Parking is great since it's in a shopping center. read more
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5214 Diamond Heights Blvd
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