I've been here twice for the AYCE sushi option and enjoyed my experience both times. They offer a wide range of sashimi options and the portions are great. Price is about $48/person for the silver option and although it is a steeper price range compared to other cities, it has been one of the better deals I found in SF. They also have an all you can drink option for +$10. I have only been as a party of 2 and we have enough food before the 90 minute time limit runs out. Although they limit you to 6 orders for every ~10minutes, there are options like "6 piece of salmon sashimi" as one order so if you are with a larger group, this will be the way to go versus ordering the 2 pieces individually. Ordering using the ipad makes it easy to keep track of what you ordered each round. The waiter helping us was bubbly and kind to offer us tea and additional sides - like the cucumber salad or miso soup without counting towards our order count. read more

Harajuku Sushi - Nigiri - Sushi Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

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I wanted to gatekeep this place so bad but after frequenting it again.... My experiences were through the roof from the amazing staff to the excellent fish quality for AYCE! There are plenty of sushi joints around clement, divis, taraval but this one hits the AYCE sweet spot perfectly for an affordable $50 / person (trust me... it's worth it if you plan it strategically!) Akin to a small mom and pop, if you're going for AYCE on a weekend be warned that there will be an up to 15/30 min wait as some tables are for that or single sushi dinner tables. Another note is that each table has 90 minutes of dining time and 10 minutes per order queue max of 6 per round (I suggest you queue up orders ahead of time and set a timer haha) Server second time around was super funny and made the experience whole! She assured us that we're definitely getting our moneys worth with our crazy rounds of sashimi's! I recommend trying their squid sashimi.... I've never had something cut so beautifully, texturally buttery and full of umami. I've always had jerky like experiences at other AYCEs but they do something different.... I need to know! Overall I'll keep coming back to harajuku in the near future as the vibes are great, you can hear music at the bar near by... great food and a robust menu :) read more

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Stopped by here to hang out with my friend for his bday, was craving sushi, and we both were looking for an AYCE place. Walked in and were quickly seated. The place had just opened a bit earlier so there weren't too many patrons inside yet, a few people at the sushi bar front and another group at another table. The ambiance is typical for a sushi place, traditional chefs in the front making your rolls, TVs playing sports games, and just your traditional Japanese restaurant vibes. We both got the silver AYCE choice, as we were planning to get mainly sashimi and a few rolls, the gold looked good and the additional $10 for All you can drink, but it was a work day so we kept it mellow. Started off with a few rounds of sashimi, and they tasted pretty good, I totally digged the salmon as it's my usual go-to. I then ordered a few unagi hand rolls and unagi nigiri (my second go-to) and they were both delicious! We also grabbed a dragon roll and lion king roll, both hit the spot, and the shrimp tempura was so good, that I got a shrimp tempura hand roll afterward to go with my miso soup, what a way to finish up dinner. Overall, a great place to get sushi, i'd probably come back on a Friday and get there all you can drink with the silver tiered menu! read more

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I was so excited to find an all‑you‑can‑eat sushi spot so close to home. My son and I love AYCE places -- not because we eat a ton, but because we love the variety and the freedom to try everything on the menu. We're goofy like that. We went on a Saturday and ordered several sashimi options plus a few rolls. Everything was fresh and delicious. My son said this is officially his new favorite AYCE sushi spot. We'll definitely be back soon. read more

Decent AYCE sushi buffet in SF though I would say it is overpriced (~$48 for the silver course) considering the limits of their ordering system compared to other SF sushi buffets. You can only order 4 orders of nigiri (2 pieces) or sashimi (4 pieces) at a time and the cooldown timer is 10 minutes, which makes you have to decide between sashimi or nigiri. This system applies for their rolls as well. There is a separate option to request 4 or 6 pieces of nigiri in one order but it is limited to salmon and tuna. About halfway through our meal, they said they "ran out of salmon" as they were close to closing though it was still 30 minutes to their last call. Unsure how busy it gets in peak times but the atmosphere is on the quieter/cozier side. The staff were not as kind as I would have hoped, but they may have been a bit tired as we visited an hour before closing. Service was still decently fast but at the start of our meal, it was difficult to order given their 10 minute cooldown timer. read more

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Came here on a Thursday night around 8pm for the ayce & was immediately greeted & seated. The owner was extremely nice & also let us choose where to sit. I also liked that it didn't feel like I was so close to people, like other sushi places. We were given a tablet to order, which I actually love. You don't have to wait around for a server & you can plan what to get next. Items on the menu didn't have any descriptions BUT the pictures for them were close up & he was happy to explain it to us. They also had an all you can drink option for an additional $10, which is actually so much value because the cheapest bottle you could get was $8 (the dry sake was so smooth). Unfortunately we didn't get it but I immediately regretted it 2 bottles in. I LOVED the nigiris. They have a different type of salmon that I haven't seen anywhere else. We kept getting it & felt bad but it tasted too good. If that's not really what you're into, try the Iceland roll or the veggie potstickers. We ended up getting it twice because, again, it was good. Definitely coming back here, maybe next week, because they were all nice & attentive. Parking wasn't that bad for me too & the fish quality was amazing. read more

Harajuku Sushi - Only 6 items per order - Sushi Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Great AYCE sushi for the price. $58 gets you really solid quality fish and you definitely get your money's worth. The sushi chef clearly knows what he's doing and everything tasted fresh. Staff was super friendly and the service was great the whole time. Easily one of the better all-you-can-eat sushi spots I've been to. read more

Harajuku Sushi - iPad ordering - Sushi Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Anything AYCE is great, but AYCE sushi that actually tastes good?! JACKPOT! This restaurant was such a great find. We were craving AYCE sushi and this was one of the top options that came up. The fish tasted fresh and the specialty pieces were delicious. The rice to fish ratio was perfect for me. I read that it can get pretty busy but when we went (weeknight) we were seated really fast. We called in advance and they had our table waiting for us. The service here is great. The waiter was really attentive and the sushi came out fast. You order through a tablet which is really helpful. The restaurant is small, but most sushi restaurants are small. The only drawback was the parking- we had to take several trips around the block to find parking. We didn't know that the 2 parking spots right in front belongs to the restaurant so if you see those spots open- take it! We walked around after dinner and even though it was nighttime there were still a few people walking around. A few blocks up we found an ice cream parlor and we grabbed ice cream before walking back to our car. Perfect way to end the night! read more

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Phenomenal fish quality served in an AYCE manner! We decided to do the "Gold" AYCE meal and did not regret it at all. For the Gold items, each person is limited to (2) dishes. It was a great deal! We sat at the bar & were first served sunomono. Eventually, we asked for more because it was SO good and refreshing. For the "gold" fish options, I got the blue fin toro & uni nigiri, which were both amazing. As for the rest of the menu, no complaints! Everything tasted fresh and the quality of fish really shined through. I will say that some of the rice in the beginning felt inconsistent in texture, but nothing too undercooked. They honestly hooked it up with the fish and we left feeling satiated but not engorgingly full. The waitress was very sweet and attentive with us. I appreciated that. The ambiance reminded me of an izakaya. It actually is connected to a sports bar through a hallway. I would happily come here again read more

I would highly recommend trying this AYCE sushi spot if you're hunting for an AYCE sushi place in SF. I came here with two friends and we got roughly 5-6 rounds in our 90 minute session. The wait was approx 15-30 min. They have a public restroom with the bar they're conjoined to. The sushi wasn't the freshest and we could tell some pieces were recently frozen and thawing, but the quantity/quality per $ was pretty great. I would recommend putting in your orders as soon as the elapsed time is up, so you can take advantage of getting the most out of it, then slow down near the end when you are getting full. They do serve the sushi plates in waves that start slow at first. They start you off with miso soup and you get complementary ice cream at the end. Our server was very sweet, and she was our favorite part of this experience and why I'm rating it 5/5. She was very attentive. I didn't get to catch her name but she was on the younger end, darker skinned, and wears her hair in a ponytail. This spot seems like a family owned location so I'm assuming my descriptors should only lead to one waitress. We'd come back just for the great service :) read more

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Ayce and aycd, perfect combo. Parking took 20 minutes of circling but we got seated immediately. Waters came out right away and we started with large hot sake and beers. We got the gold combo and its $55 for ayce and $10 for aycd. We got uni and toro to start followed by many many sashimis, appetizers, and rolls. We must've had 12 alchy beverages and 1 soda. Typical sushi restaurant decor but their restroom is shared with a bar next door so you'd have to leave the restaurant through backdoor then get to the restroom through the bar. All in all great meal and strongly recommend. read more

Harajuku Sushi - Blue Fin Toro sashimi, uni nigiri, and tobiko nigiri - Sushi Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

My husband, sister, brother in law, and I wanted all you can eat sushi in San Fran so we decided to come to Harajuku. Let me tell you it did NOT disappoint! We all opted for the $45 all you can eat option (silver) and we ate so much amazing sashimi, sushi rolls, and appetizers. You can get 6 items per round. We went the day after Christmas on a Friday around 7 pm and there was only one other table there. We got our food super fast and everything was incredible. Some of the best sashimi I have had! I ate as much salmon and yellowtail sashimi as I could it was amazing. The miso soup was very good. We also tried the albacore sashimi which I liked (but salmon and yellowtail are my favorites). I appreciate how they give you a sheet that explains their all you can eat rules and policies. For the all you can eat, you order off a tablet which helps the ordering and getting more food faster. It was clean inside and had quite a bit of seating. We were all so happy that we chose to go here and were so full leaving! I would definitely come back here and think this is a great all you can eat spot in San Francisco. I was very impressed and we all thoroughly enjoyed our experience! It was really great to also try some new rolls and sashimi I never had before. Staff were helpful and kind! read more

Harajuku Sushi - Yellowtail and salmon sashimi - Sushi Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

A group of us came for their all you can eat sushi deal. You definitely have to be on top of ordering, which is done over an iPad provided to the group, and you have 90 minutes to order and eat. We did not finish a few things (there seemed to be a mixup that we got some extra skewers no one at our table could account for ordering) but we were not charged extra for it. We did the Silver option, which we realized does not include certain proteins like scallops. Note the menu has tons of typos, spelling errors, and mistakes. Often the photo shown on the iPad menu is not actually what you get, for example there was a tempura roll, but the photo was regular tempura and that's what we thought we were getting. There was a roll that showed roe on top, but we only got sauce on top. Total was $58.70 per person. Sashimi overall - 3.5 stars. We really enjoyed the salmon and kept ordering it. Near the end of our meal, we got a few pieces that weren't thawed all the way - maybe it was tuna. This wasn't too enjoyable. Yakitori - 3 stars. I found the meat to be quite dry. Rolls - 3.5 stars. A mixed bag, some were great. The hot ones weren't too tasty. Below are the rolls we got, although I can't remember which was which! Albacore surprise Ice land Lion King (hot) Grasshopper Futomaki (veg) roll Super California Long island read more

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Made reservations for a Friday night but didn't really need them as the restaurant was fairly empty. Parking is really difficult especially if you go during dinner time. We were able to find parking in the residential area. The food selections for the silver option were good. We got a lot of sashimi and the fish was really fresh! You order on an iPad and you can order 6 items per round. I think you have to wait 8-10 mins between each round and it's 90 minute time limit. read more

In town for a conference and wanted to find a AYCE sushi place. Many of them in SF closed down due to Covid. Harajuku is still around. $55 for the gold version. I didn't get the $10 all you can drink as I'm not an alcoholic. They have a tablet you order with at your table. Quite similar to the Japanese conveyor restaurants in Japan. If you do AYCE make sure to keep one of the regular menus with you to decode the rolls. Also keep in mind with the tablet you cannot tell them "no masago" for example. The "pick 2 for entire time" was underwhelming. The salmon tataki was not great - lots of fried onions on top. The Blue Fin Toro sashimi was not high end toro. Service was good but it was a slow night. Most revenue I saw was from delivery orders. Music was instrumental. Place was mostly clean - they really really need to clean that fish tank. Upholstery on some of the seats was damaged. The bathroom is shared with the bar next door - in the back to the right. I would visit again. Do keep in mind parking is street parking in SF. read more

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I rounded up from the 3.8 I'd give this place. Came here on a Wednesday night and it was completely empty. We did the Silver AYCE sushi ($45) and I added the $10 bottomless sake and beer. Service was pretty good, but again, the restaurant was empty. Food was ok - nothing spectacular. The sushi tasted fine, but fell apart pretty easily. I did like the pork belly skewers (Butabara) and the crab and cream cheese wontons, though. You can only order 6 items per round every 10 minutes which worked out for my party of 2. However, I can image that wouldn't be enough for a bigger party. There's also a bar next door that is also owned by the same owner. Parking was a bit difficult since it was in a busy neighborhood. There aren't that many AYCE sushi spots that I know of in SF, so I would definitely give this place a try. read more

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Really amazing food and ambience. The fish was really fresh and their staff is very attentive. Highly recommend visiting !! read more

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UPDATE: Hiyah!! Brought my mom back like I said I would. We got the gold package this time which is $55/PP. Mom's a huge nigiri and sashimi person and she definitely approved! Everything was fresh to her taste! She prefers them cut more thinner but the bright side is she got her portions worth! Parking on weekdays are a little bit better than weekends but still a lil hard. Gotta keep your eye out for park. Granted, both times I went were after 7pm. read more

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Great neighborhood sushi restaurant in outer richmond district. We had a reservation on Valentine's day and they gave us a nice window seat. We chose the Silver all you can eat. The fish was fresh and I especially like the small dan dishes of sashimi with sushi rice. The saba don was so good that I ordered it twice. Shout out to Terry and Nicole who provided awesome service! read more

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The food was good, the fish was fresh and the rice ratio is awesome. The service that Terry gave was excellent. The place was very nice. I came early so I was the only one there. The Miso Soup was very tasty., read more

Harajuku Sushi - Sake / Salmon Sashimi(O) - Sushi Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

This is an overdue yelp review for this AYCE sushi restaraunt. We LOVE this place and frequently return for the food and their customer service. It's such a cute/intimate spot to have dinner. The price point is reasonable and is typically quick and easy to get a seat for 2. read more

Best ayce sushi spot I've been to in the bay! We visited at 7:30 on a Sunday and it wasn't too busy. You order through an iPad, so it's very convenient for picking dishes. The sashimi cuts are very generous and fresh tasting, and they don't use too much rice in the rolls. There's a very extensive variety of dishes to choose from, and even their grilled skewer dishes are super tasty. Staff were very polite and hardworking! Overall a great spot to eat your fill of sushi and have a casual dinner! read more

Harajuku Sushi is one of the best AYCE sushi spots in San Francisco! The sashimi and nigiri alone make this a really good deal! We came on a Sunday night and got a seat right away. You order on an I-Pad and can order 6 things at a time. Some standouts were the Blue Fin Toro, Maguro, Hamachi, Snow Crab Hand Roll, and the fried Cream cheese crab wontons! The ambiance is nice, I liked the decor- but note it shares restrooms with the bar so you will have to walk past the bar and its patrons. Not that big of a deal but it does get loud. Overall I enjoyed my experience here and would definitely come back! read more

Harajuku Sushi - Sushi Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

i shouldn't have to put my address in to see the menu. FAIL! food is good xxxx read more

We were first timers here and definitely enjoyed it. This was the albacore heaven and it was definitely Divine. Savory and crispy with fried onions on top. We also got a pork belly ramen, some gyoza, nice crispy chicken. And some other rolls totally forgot the names but they were delicious. You can order everything from a tablet up to six items every 10 minutes. You do have a 90 minute time frame. The staff was very attentive.we would definitely drive back again. The ambiance was and homy. They do share a bathroom with the bar next door which I have no issue with. It was a great time read more

Harajuku Sushi - Albecore heaven - Sushi Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

I didn't end up eating here, but I want it to be clear they do not serve a single person for AYCE. I was disappointed as it all looked delicious. AYCE is minimum 2 people. read more

One of the few all you can eat sushi places I've found in sf. Came in a big group and I don't think it is meant for that. They have a iPad system and it limits how much you can order. We couldn't get much on the table and had to wait for the food a lot and it came in a way where we couldn't barely get one piece each. Sushi quality is okay but we wanted a lot of tuna and they ended up giving us this brownish frozen cuts. We ate them all but they tasted off and weren't great. I wouldn't come back in a large group but I believe the system would work fine in a group of two or three. Workers were nice and trying to help but it was very chaotic. read more

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I was traveling to the Bay and my friends and I found this spot while looking for an all-you-can-eat sushi place. The place is cozy, very welcoming, and we were greeted so warmly. The sushi was really good quality--definitely coming back. And the surprise ice cream at the end? Such a nice surprise! read more

Went on a Sunday for dinner. Got seated quickly since there weren't many customers. Decided on the AYCE silver plan. Waitress was helpful! She explained how to order and answered the questions we had. You can order up to 6 items per round. Fish and cuts were not so fresh. Left with my stomach feeling disgusted and uneasy with what I ate there. read more

The best all you can eat in town. I would never get tired of it, super tasty and delicious.

I haven't been here since the pandemic and still I really enjoyed coming here. This time they have all you can eat sushi for $55 1 1/2 hour max. The best part is it's not just sushi rice but also sashimi. I really enjoyed their cook items too. Must check it out. The only thing is they don't tell you if they run out till you realized it never came and you're almost full. I would ask about certain items you want first to make sure they have it. Overall still a steal for good Japanese food. read more

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Not worth the money! My girlfriend and I went here for dinner the other night. Service was in the slow side. But the real kicker was the fish. We ended up spending close to $200 for the AYCE and two beers. My girlfriend's favorite fish is toro. The toro here was so fishy she couldn't eat the second piece. I had to spit out a piece of fish because it tasted off. You're much better off going to another sushi bar! read more

NOTE- AYCE is only available for dinner. We were so excited to try out the AYCE option; unfortunately, we left feeling unsatisfied and super disappointed. We were the only customers in the whole restaurant. You order through an iPad which was nice and efficient. We opted for the more expensive option. We did see a few pick up orders taking place so maybe that's where majority of their business comes from? For some reason, some of their sushi was brown. When we received the Toro sashimi, it was brown and still frozen. We both took one bite and couldn't force ourselves to eat more. Their uni was super fishy and also brown. We were so confused. The food for us didn't taste fresh. Everything started tasting the same. The best thing was probably the miso soup, which helped wash down the sushi. The waitress was surprised we were done so quickly. After we left, we went elsewhere to find something to eat. read more

The food was great, but probably 4 stars; the extra star bringing it to 5 stars is for the welcoming feeling we got from the waitperson. What a nice little neighborhood restaurant! It was my first time there and walked right past it before checking online for the exact address! The sign is really tiny, so you really have to check the address. Anyway, we ordered a couple of entrees to share and the soft shell crab as the starter. We were served tea and miso soup first and the crab was brought very soon after. The crab was so delicious, very crispy and light. We split the two entrees, the unagi don and the beef teriyaki. The piece of unagi was a good size and it was on top of a huge mound of rice. We ordered the beef teriyaki medium rare, but it came more medium than rare; it was still tender and delicious. I appreciated the veggies that came with the teriyaki. The three items were more than enough for two of us and I ended up with part of the rice and beef to take home. The waitperson packaged the leftovers very nicely and included an extra container of teriyaki sauce. He refilled our tea cups numerous times and checked on us a couple of times; just really attentive without being intrusive! If you check in on Yelp, you can get a free order of edamame or miso soup! If you order online you can get $5 off your order if you use the code "ilovesushi". Definitely worth a return trip! read more

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I didn't even have to get to round 2!!! This place is so amazing! Everyone is so nice and the food is absolutely amazing!!

We came here for the all you can eat sushi dinner. The selection was huge with some really great choices like hamachi and saba don, butabara, pork gyoza, and spider hand roll. The food was great and the hosts Terry and Nicole were very helpful. I recommend this great restaurant to get your sushi fix. read more

Harajuku Sushi - Sushi Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

I arrived at 12:30pm for lunch today and got seated right away. I was in the mood for ramen so I ordered the spicy black garlic tonkotsu. I also ordered a soft shell crab on the side. Besides myself, there was 1 other table there so pretty much empty. Took 20 mins for the ramen to come out. The noodles were soggy and overcooked and tasted like the package noodles you get at Ranch 99. Definitely not hand pull or fresh noodles here. The Cha-Shu pork was COLD. It was like they pulled it out of the fridge and dumped it on top of the noodles. Nothing to rave about. The soft shell crab came as I was done with the ramen. Nothing like eating your entree and have the appetizer come as dessert. Service was good, not much to do so he was standing around but more customers arrived later and got a little busy. read more

Harajuku Sushi - Spicy Black Garlic Oil Tonkotsu CHA-SHU. - Sushi Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

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While waiting for our time at the VA, we found this place for a quick bite to eat. I was in the mood for donburi and hubby was in the mood for ramen, so it was a great compromise for us both to have something we both wanted. From the outside, we were a little confused, since there was signage for multiple places, but we figured it out. Once inside, we were greeted and ushered to a table quickly. It looked like they perhaps run multiple restaurants out of one kitchen, because they had pickup lines with different restaurant names on them and people were coming and going rapidly with to go orders. Our waitress gave us menus and was off, rushing around the small place with great speed. We decided to start with the agedashi tofu ($8), I went for the unagi donburi ($18) and he opted for the Spicy garlic tonkatsu ramen ($12). While waiting, they brought us a bowl of edamame on the house, which although was salted, they were undercooked which was a bummer. I went to the restroom which gave me a look at the bar/space next door and wow, this place used to definitely be something! The tofu came out first and was accompanied by a tempura mushroom cap and shishito pepper. Unfortunately, the batter on the tofu was really bad, and the entire item was just soggy with fry oil and very unappetizing. The two tempura items were much of the same, and the dipping sauce was not what I expect for agedashi tofu or for tempura. Quite quickly the ramen came out, and was lovely to look at, and smelled good. The tonkatsu was flavorful but the noodles were so seriously overcooked, they adhered to each other like a sticky ball, and were gummy. My rule of thumb is to always undercook ramen noodles, for this very reason. My donburi took a significant time to come out after the ramen, and at one point I even wondered out loud to hubby if perhaps they had forgotten about the dish all together. Finally it did arrive, and it was a good quantity of eel, topped with a huge pile of nori, on rice with nothing alongside it. I'm used to having something accompany the eel, like avo, tobiko, cucumbers, pickles or even gari, but not here. The eel was well cooked but more like poached than broiled which is what I'm used to. The nori was overpowering and detracted from the eel. The rice also was really overcooked, and came out sticky, soggy, and gelatinous. Overall, it seems like this place is still trying to iron out the details of their meals here, but they have the potential for something pretty great. The attention to detail especially on the rice and noodles definitely needs to be addressed. I thought with only 9 reviews, maybe they had just opened, but their reviews include ones from last year so I can't understand how they have just 9 after this long. Hope they get it together for others who come here, but I know with so much good food in SF, I won't be returning. read more

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Harajuku or Bluefin?!? Not sure, but walked in anyway. Nobody else here so seated immediately. Nice decor, nice servers, good selection of items on the menu. I opted for the Tonkatsu Ramen and Inari (tofu wrapped rice). Others ordered sushi rolls (I forgot which ones). My ramen was excellent. A large bowl full of ramen and stuff. Slightly on the salty side. The inari was OK. The rice was just regular rice, not marinated. The mochi ice cream for dessert was to die for. Service was excellent, food very good and prices are very reasonable. Great atmosphere so overall 4*. read more

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Service was good! The ambiance is pretty dark because it's connected to a bar. We came close to closing and they were really nice about helping us order and get all the food we wanted. Yakisoba: really large portion, could definitely be shared with 3-4 people. The veggies were crunchy and the sauce was a good level of salty. Rock & Roll: I liked this roll better however it was kind of small in diameter and there was a little too much sauce. Ice Land: the escolar fish on top was kind of tough and I'm not sure what exactly raw escolar is supposed to taste like. I didn't really love this roll but it was ok. read more

Harajuku Sushi - Yakisoba - Sushi Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

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