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Ambiance: Kushi Tsuru is one of the Japanese restaurants located within the Japantown mall. It has both booth and table seating available without being too crowded. There is no bathroom located in the restaurant but one close by in the mall that can be used. Service: The service was okay with the waiters filling the drinks once through the service but did not check munch in on how the food was upon serving it at the table. Wait time. Hardly any wait time to get into the restaurant and to be seated. After ordering food it didn't take long for it to arrive, though there were some people around us who seemed to have to wait longer for the same food despite ordering before us. Food: Croquette Curry was good with a decent serving of rice to curry ratio with a croquette served on top. Despite the food tasting good, the food is extremely overpriced for what is being provided likely because it is a touristy location.
First time here. Stopped for ramen since the other place we originally wanted to go was too busy. Service was quick. We were seated right away. Place was fairly warm inside. No AC or fan. We were seated by the window but that did no justice as there's no breeze in a inclose building. Was told the ice machine was down when asked for ice water. Food came out shortly after we ordered. Ramen was alright. Flavor was there but the spice was not. We ordered the spicy ramen and it definitely was not spicy. We also had the combo tempura. Portion size for both was fairly small for the price we paid but we had to remember we're in the Bay Area. Overall, it's an okay place. Would come back during cooler weather as it was too stuffy and hot for us to enjoy our ramen.
Kushi Tsuru is one of those places I keep coming back to whenever I'm in Japantown and simply want something reliable, comforting, and quietly competent. It's not trying to be trendy, and that's exactly why it works. This visit, the order stayed close to my usual rotation: Cold soba with tempura - The soba is properly rinsed and chilled, which matters more than people realize. Clean finish, no residual starch, and a firm but not brittle bite. The accompanying tempura is light and well-controlled - no excess oil, no soggy batter. This is textbook execution. Pork katsu curry - The curry base carries a gentle sweetness with a noticeable spicy edge, not just a lazy sweetness masked by chili powder. The katsu itself is juicy inside with a clean crust, showing good temperature control during frying. This is comfort food done with discipline. Monkey Brain - This dish deserves specific credit. The outer crust is extremely crisp, while the interior remains soft and structurally intact, not collapsed or greasy. When it arrives, it's hot inside and crisp outside, which only happens when oil temperature, timing, and moisture control are dialed in. This must be eaten immediately - wait too long and you lose the contrast. Properly executed, it's a strong example of Japanese-American frying technique done right. Sushi rolls - Solid, consistent, and predictable in a good way. Rice texture is stable, fillings are balanced, and nothing feels rushed or sloppy. This isn't a place chasing novelty - it's about execution. What I appreciate most is the overall reliability. Service is friendly and efficient, food comes out quickly, and the kitchen clearly understands its limits and strengths. In Japantown, this matters. When you're hungry and don't want to gamble, Kushi Tsuru is a safe and satisfying choice. It's not a destination restaurant - and it doesn't need to be. It's a place you return to, again and again, because it delivers. Dr. C Consistency over gimmicks. Execution over noise.
How an entire experience can completely fall apart! We arrived at the place and it was quite clean. They had good music. Everything seemed fine at the beginning. It was our first time at the restaurant, and when we ordered a glass with ice, they told us the ice machine was broken. That's understandable, that's fine. The good part is that at least my Coke wasn't warm! Our food arrived on time, and I was able to try everything we ordered--it honestly had good flavor. I even mentioned that I could see myself coming back; we were having a good time. But when we went to pay, one of my friends took a sip of water from her glass and suddenly started making strange choking sounds. We asked her what was wrong, and she spit out a piece of glass. Then she said she felt another small one in her mouth--and she pulled that one out too. We notified the waitresses, and all they said was: "sorry." WHAT KIND OF RESPONSE IS THAT?! This is about the safety of your customers! This is food and drinks we are consuming! No one came to check if we were okay, no sincere apology, no expression of real concern... ABSOLUTELY NOTHING! If you're going to run a restaurant, customer safety must come first, and here it clearly did not.
Took my daughter and her friends here today for lunch. They sat our party fast. The prices aren't bad, and portion sizes are nice too. My only gripe is my beef teriyaki was super, super fatty. Like 60% of my portion was fat. The deep fried California roll was really good, and the curry fish my daughter got was very good as well. Staff was friendly and attentive
cant really mess up soba! no complaints here. i finished it all! service was a little lackluster. pretty casual spot for a lunch or dinner.
Had to get a Japanese curry fix, so ordered the katsu curry for lunch at Kushi Tsuru. It was really tasty and delicious. Mr B ordered a bento of shrimp tempura, California rolls and gyoza. Meh... The gyoza had no flavor, probably store bought frozen. The shrimp tempura were a joke. Measly dried up shrimp. It looked nothing like the food display in the window. The California rolls were OK, but the salad didn't have any dressing. Ambiance is fine, service OK, but the food needs improvement. I did see a sign asking for an experienced chef, so maybe that's the problem?
Ordered the curry and the spicy ramen and both were really good, flavorful and comforting. The service was a little slow, but the staff was friendly and welcoming, which made up for it. Overall, a solid spot for Japanese comfort food.
I was very disappointed with this restaurant, especially considering that this area used to be known for consistently good Japanese food. Unfortunately, that standard no longer seems to be the case. The atmosphere felt far from a Japanese dining experience. Staff members spoke very loudly across the restaurant, creating a chaotic environment that was more reminiscent of a busy non-Japanese eatery than a place serving Japanese cuisine. Service also lacked professionalism and attentiveness. As for the food, it was the biggest letdown. Nothing tasted fresh, and several dishes were overly salty and soggy, lacking the clean and delicate flavors expected from Japanese food. We barely ate and ended up having to get another meal afterward. It appears that ownership may have changed, as not only this restaurant but others on the same side seem to have declined significantly in quality. Overall, this was not an authentic or enjoyable experience, and I'm leaving this review mainly as a reminder to myself not to return.
The katsu curry is nostalgic and so yummy. Although it came in a donburi rather than a large plate like it is done in traditional Japanese restaurants, the flavors were just like a home cooked meal with big soft chunks of meat, carrots and potatoes. The tonkatsu was perfectly crunchy breading around juicy and an almost sweet and tender pork cutlet. I asked for some fukujinzuke, a red pickled vegetable which I was informed was. Underneath the tonkatsu that almost covered the whole bowl. When I got there, a little before noon, the place was empty but by the time I was leaving, there were a couple of customers also enjoying the curry rice and a couple of tourist families had come in. I noticed the katsu curry took about 10-15 minutes to serve whereas the curry by itself was almost instantaneous so I'm guessing they have it heating in a huge pot ready to plate up if you're in a hurry and can't wait for them to freshly fry up some katsu.
no line at 12pm on a sunday and was seated in the back dining area. it gets more ambiance points since it feels like you're in a nicer establishment and not in a strip of restaurants. was echo-y though, especially with multiple large groups in this small area. servers were fine, but nothing special stood out. fried gyoza: 7/10. good crunch, wrapper not too thick, good pork flavor. just wish there were veggies or greens to add flavor contrast and color. dipping sauce was good and complimented the gyoza flavors well. tonkotsu ramen: 4/10. broth not overly (but still) salty and oily; i like that it isn't too heavy slightly lacking in flavor (compared to marufuku, my gold standard). the pork was very thin and fatty, nearly no meat. tbh just suck up the line and go to marufuku bc the extra $2 makes a huge difference. would only go here IF your party is split on what they want to eat and you all want the convenience of going to one place together (hence what happened at this meal).
Japanese curry is woefully under represented in the American Japanese restaurants -- but KT is working hard to be the exception. The katsu curry is delicious and hearty and I highly recommend it
This is in Japan Center mall, and was a cozy little nook. We had no trouble getting seated, and orders were taken promptly. It took a while to get water. I was with Blondie and The Wife, and together we ordered veggie tempura, a couple house salads and miso soup, one salmon lover roll, one CA roll, and an avocado roll, with a large hot sake and a Sprite. It seemed pretty expensive for not much food. The tempura was a small plate. $20.95 for the salmon lover, which is basically a salmon roll with an extra piece of fish on top with some sauce, seemed excessive. At least everything was tasty.
Reviews are mixed. People highlight the friendly service, cozy ambiance, and varied menu options, with some enjoying generous portions. Food quality receives praise, though some cite inconsistency.
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The food was okay, the service was absolutely awful, and the space felt packed. Took forever for a waiter to come by to take our order. We had to wait for them to come and help someone else out so we can flag them down just to take our order. They also forgot one entree (which they comp'd us for at least) but 3 of 4 of us had our food and waited for our last person's meal. The water they gave us was not cold so expect room temp tap water. The tonkotsu ramen was more bland than anything. It tasted water down and the two chashu slices were super small and thin. Very disappointing meal. The chicken katsu curry was at least slightly better and had much more flavor. It was oddly in a bowl so everything just gets soggy and turns into one pile of mush. The ambiance was ok. Felt normal-ish but it did feel small and packed. We felt too close to the table next to us as there wasn't much separation. Overall, would not recommend. read more
So, after attending a friend's mom's birthday event in San Francisco, I decided to grab Japanese food for dinner. What I wasn't decisive on was whether to go between staying in the City, pivoting to Oakland or getting food near home. So, after a race to 3 points, San Francisco won. That typed, I originally decided to go to a different place, but it closed early because they ran out of food. Then, I decided to go to the mall and try a place I haven't been to before. Kushi Tsuru decided to be it. Well, it's good that Kushi had a table set for me already. Otherwise, I would have moved to another spot. It wasn't that I was impatient. It was that I had not much of a charge left, and I needed enough because I for the life of me can't memorize how to get home from Frisco's Japan Town, making me utilize every second to the fullest. What makes Kushi a noteworthy spot is the batch of manekineko (beckoning cats). I wanted to give the place a higher score. There are parts they have done right like the base. There are also minor flaws that kept piling up to the point the place went from being amazing to just okay. Well, the place has a good amount of items that I look for. There are comfort items a plenty like good old sushi and ramen. There are also items like what I got in zaru soba (cold dipping soba). Not only that, there are kid friendly drinks as I see juices along with the Ramune soda bottles. Then, the minor flaws piled up. I didn't worry so much about the lack of desserts because I can go to places like Belly and Sophie's (the latter I ended up with). I'll only type up two here so that I don't drag the review. The service is lackluster. I know the place is in a busy part of S.F. now, but I still need to point out that the service is lackluster. The other flaw I will type up is this. Take away the cats display, and the place lacks the magnetic pull the place needs. Kushi Tsuru is a mixed bag. While it has a base that I look for (being able to take a nephew or niece with its drinks), it piled up more minor flaws than I'd want. If I had to type a lasting statement, it's this. Keep this place at the bottom of your list if you plan on eating at the mall. +/The place does a killer job at actually providing multiple drinks, and the soba's solid. -/The place tumbles also because multiple flaws like lackluster service and the lack of a really good secondary "I don't know what" subject keep piling up. read more
5 months ago
Ambiance: Kushi Tsuru is one of the Japanese restaurants located within the Japantown mall. It has both booth and table seating available without being too crowded. There is no bathroom located in the restaurant but one close by in the mall that can be used. Service: The service was okay with the waiters filling the drinks once through the service but did not check munch in on how the food was upon serving it at the table. Wait time. Hardly any wait time to get into the restaurant and to be seated. After ordering food it didn't take long for it to arrive, though there were some people around us who seemed to have to wait longer for the same food despite ordering before us. Food: Croquette Curry was good with a decent serving of rice to curry ratio with a croquette served on top. Despite the food tasting good, the food is extremely overpriced for what is being provided likely because it is a touristy location. read more
First time here. Stopped for ramen since the other place we originally wanted to go was too busy. Service was quick. We were seated right away. Place was fairly warm inside. No AC or fan. We were seated by the window but that did no justice as there's no breeze in a inclose building. Was told the ice machine was down when asked for ice water. Food came out shortly after we ordered. Ramen was alright. Flavor was there but the spice was not. We ordered the spicy ramen and it definitely was not spicy. We also had the combo tempura. Portion size for both was fairly small for the price we paid but we had to remember we're in the Bay Area. Overall, it's an okay place. Would come back during cooler weather as it was too stuffy and hot for us to enjoy our ramen. read more
Kushi Tsuru is one of those places I keep coming back to whenever I'm in Japantown and simply want something reliable, comforting, and quietly competent. It's not trying to be trendy, and that's exactly why it works. This visit, the order stayed close to my usual rotation: Cold soba with tempura - The soba is properly rinsed and chilled, which matters more than people realize. Clean finish, no residual starch, and a firm but not brittle bite. The accompanying tempura is light and well-controlled - no excess oil, no soggy batter. This is textbook execution. Pork katsu curry - The curry base carries a gentle sweetness with a noticeable spicy edge, not just a lazy sweetness masked by chili powder. The katsu itself is juicy inside with a clean crust, showing good temperature control during frying. This is comfort food done with discipline. Monkey Brain - This dish deserves specific credit. The outer crust is extremely crisp, while the interior remains soft and structurally intact, not collapsed or greasy. When it arrives, it's hot inside and crisp outside, which only happens when oil temperature, timing, and moisture control are dialed in. This must be eaten immediately - wait too long and you lose the contrast. Properly executed, it's a strong example of Japanese-American frying technique done right. Sushi rolls - Solid, consistent, and predictable in a good way. Rice texture is stable, fillings are balanced, and nothing feels rushed or sloppy. This isn't a place chasing novelty - it's about execution. What I appreciate most is the overall reliability. Service is friendly and efficient, food comes out quickly, and the kitchen clearly understands its limits and strengths. In Japantown, this matters. When you're hungry and don't want to gamble, Kushi Tsuru is a safe and satisfying choice. It's not a destination restaurant - and it doesn't need to be. It's a place you return to, again and again, because it delivers. Dr. C Consistency over gimmicks. Execution over noise. read more
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11 months ago
How an entire experience can completely fall apart! We arrived at the place and it was quite clean. They had good music. Everything seemed fine at the beginning. It was our first time at the restaurant, and when we ordered a glass with ice, they told us the ice machine was broken. That's understandable, that's fine. The good part is that at least my Coke wasn't warm! Our food arrived on time, and I was able to try everything we ordered--it honestly had good flavor. I even mentioned that I could see myself coming back; we were having a good time. But when we went to pay, one of my friends took a sip of water from her glass and suddenly started making strange choking sounds. We asked her what was wrong, and she spit out a piece of glass. Then she said she felt another small one in her mouth--and she pulled that one out too. We notified the waitresses, and all they said was: "sorry." WHAT KIND OF RESPONSE IS THAT?! This is about the safety of your customers! This is food and drinks we are consuming! No one came to check if we were okay, no sincere apology, no expression of real concern... ABSOLUTELY NOTHING! If you're going to run a restaurant, customer safety must come first, and here it clearly did not. read more
Took my daughter and her friends here today for lunch. They sat our party fast. The prices aren't bad, and portion sizes are nice too. My only gripe is my beef teriyaki was super, super fatty. Like 60% of my portion was fat. The deep fried California roll was really good, and the curry fish my daughter got was very good as well. Staff was friendly and attentive read more
6 months ago
cant really mess up soba! no complaints here. i finished it all! service was a little lackluster. pretty casual spot for a lunch or dinner. read more
Had to get a Japanese curry fix, so ordered the katsu curry for lunch at Kushi Tsuru. It was really tasty and delicious. Mr B ordered a bento of shrimp tempura, California rolls and gyoza. Meh... The gyoza had no flavor, probably store bought frozen. The shrimp tempura were a joke. Measly dried up shrimp. It looked nothing like the food display in the window. The California rolls were OK, but the salad didn't have any dressing. Ambiance is fine, service OK, but the food needs improvement. I did see a sign asking for an experienced chef, so maybe that's the problem? read more
10 months ago
Ordered the curry and the spicy ramen and both were really good, flavorful and comforting. The service was a little slow, but the staff was friendly and welcoming, which made up for it. Overall, a solid spot for Japanese comfort food. read more
10 months ago
I was very disappointed with this restaurant, especially considering that this area used to be known for consistently good Japanese food. Unfortunately, that standard no longer seems to be the case. The atmosphere felt far from a Japanese dining experience. Staff members spoke very loudly across the restaurant, creating a chaotic environment that was more reminiscent of a busy non-Japanese eatery than a place serving Japanese cuisine. Service also lacked professionalism and attentiveness. As for the food, it was the biggest letdown. Nothing tasted fresh, and several dishes were overly salty and soggy, lacking the clean and delicate flavors expected from Japanese food. We barely ate and ended up having to get another meal afterward. It appears that ownership may have changed, as not only this restaurant but others on the same side seem to have declined significantly in quality. Overall, this was not an authentic or enjoyable experience, and I'm leaving this review mainly as a reminder to myself not to return. read more
4 months ago
The katsu curry is nostalgic and so yummy. Although it came in a donburi rather than a large plate like it is done in traditional Japanese restaurants, the flavors were just like a home cooked meal with big soft chunks of meat, carrots and potatoes. The tonkatsu was perfectly crunchy breading around juicy and an almost sweet and tender pork cutlet. I asked for some fukujinzuke, a red pickled vegetable which I was informed was. Underneath the tonkatsu that almost covered the whole bowl. When I got there, a little before noon, the place was empty but by the time I was leaving, there were a couple of customers also enjoying the curry rice and a couple of tourist families had come in. I noticed the katsu curry took about 10-15 minutes to serve whereas the curry by itself was almost instantaneous so I'm guessing they have it heating in a huge pot ready to plate up if you're in a hurry and can't wait for them to freshly fry up some katsu. read more
no line at 12pm on a sunday and was seated in the back dining area. it gets more ambiance points since it feels like you're in a nicer establishment and not in a strip of restaurants. was echo-y though, especially with multiple large groups in this small area. servers were fine, but nothing special stood out. fried gyoza: 7/10. good crunch, wrapper not too thick, good pork flavor. just wish there were veggies or greens to add flavor contrast and color. dipping sauce was good and complimented the gyoza flavors well. tonkotsu ramen: 4/10. broth not overly (but still) salty and oily; i like that it isn't too heavy slightly lacking in flavor (compared to marufuku, my gold standard). the pork was very thin and fatty, nearly no meat. tbh just suck up the line and go to marufuku bc the extra $2 makes a huge difference. would only go here IF your party is split on what they want to eat and you all want the convenience of going to one place together (hence what happened at this meal). read more
This is in Japan Center mall, and was a cozy little nook. We had no trouble getting seated, and orders were taken promptly. It took a while to get water. I was with Blondie and The Wife, and together we ordered veggie tempura, a couple house salads and miso soup, one salmon lover roll, one CA roll, and an avocado roll, with a large hot sake and a Sprite. It seemed pretty expensive for not much food. The tempura was a small plate. $20.95 for the salmon lover, which is basically a salmon roll with an extra piece of fish on top with some sauce, seemed excessive. At least everything was tasty. read more
2 months ago
11 months ago
This small Japanese spot is located in Japantown's food hall. We were seated right away for a party of 7. Our food did take a while to come but it was expected since we had a big party. They have lots of dishes to choose from and great lunch deals too! read more
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The service was horrible!!!!! We Sat at 2::50 and when they acknowledged that we are ready to order it was 3:06 and been told that we cant order the lunch special because its past the 3:00 o clock cut off. But I told the server that we were waiting for her to take our order. Its a new establishment and if you want to have a REGULAR clientele ITS NOT THE BEST TREATMENT. We do always eat at Maru sushi and some establishments in the Japan Town restaurants. Good luck on this new establishment with such BAD SERVICE and EXPERIENCE!!!!!! Never again to try a new establishment. read more
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Kushi Tsuru is a staple of the Japantown mall, and it usually hits the spot for a quick, no-fuss lunch. However, my most recent visit was a bit of a mixed bag, mostly due to the temperature of the beverages and the "middle-of-the-road" sushi. The Drink Situation The biggest letdown was the Sapporo draft. There is nothing quite like a crisp, ice-cold beer to cut through fried food or fish, but this pint was noticeably lacking that "frosty" edge. It wasn't quite room temperature, but it certainly wasn't the refreshing, chilled experience you expect from a professional tap system. When the beer is "just okay" in temperature, it makes the whole meal feel a bit flat. The Food As for the food, we stuck to the sushi rolls. They were perfectly fine--fresh enough and presented well--but they didn't exactly stand out in a neighborhood that is packed with high-tier sushi options. The rice was decent and the fish-to-rice ratio was fair, but they lacked that "wow" factor or signature flair that makes you want to recommend them to a friend. They are "safe" rolls--satisfying if you're already there, but not something to go out of your way for. The Vibe The service remains friendly and the classic, wood-heavy interior still provides that cozy, authentic Japantown aesthetic. It's a comfortable spot to rest your feet after walking the mall, but they might need to check the calibration on their keg chiller. The Verdict Go for the katsu or the atmosphere, but maybe skip the draft beer until they get the cooling system sorted. If you're a sushi purist, you might find the rolls a bit underwhelming, but they'll get the job done for a casual meal. read more
2 years ago
We came here in a pinch to order an Avocado Roll for my daughter since the Market had sold out. Overall the service was attentive and kind. Our order was to go as we were meeting the rest of my family at the tables by the fountain. The location is small, but beautifully decorated. I was surprised that the Avocado Roll was 11.99 as I am used to it not being more than 7. I was disappointed when we got the roll and each piece was so small. The roll had 8 pieces, but imagine the rolls with the very small sushi bites. For the price I was definitely expecting more than what we got. We were grateful that they did to-go orders but for the price and quality I don't know if I would go back. read more
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Food was very disappointing. Curry Katsu was salty. Received Fried EbI instead of Shrimp Tempura. Oyako Don rice was warm and clumpy. Look like leftover from the day before. The California Roll was good. Prices are high for the mid quality food. One server taking care of ten tables. read more
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9 months ago
The food was great and service was fast, the atmosphere of this restaurant was cozy, the lighting makes for a great date spot:) read more
2 months ago
Unfortunately, Marafuku and Udon Munoz had long waits. So decided to try Kushi Tsuru. The restaurant was fairly crowded but no wait on a Wednesday night around 7:15 pm. The service was very slow as they only had 1 staff taking and giving orders. The tempura came out first and it was very oily and the rice was mushy. My spicy ramen didn't come out for another 10 minutes. This was just red and was not really spicy. Decent amount of noodles at least. Will not be back. Prices about $20 per dish read more
2 years ago
Japantown in San Francisco is unfortunately filled with overpriced restaurants, but that doesn't mean that every restaurant can be justified for the price. Kushi Tsuru has decent food and a very average run of the mill Japanese restaurant you'd expect to find in America (but not in Japantown) Pros: Very nice interior design and ambiance Good service Cons: Price is way too high for quality and volume of food Their dinner combo costs $30 and you can find similar or better quality elsewhere at around $20. They also offer oddly low volume of sauces and dips? read more
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BE CAREFUL WITH CHOPPED GLASS!! Worst night ever, my friend almost got choked with a chopped glass from the water cup. I did mention the server and she just said sorry nothing I could do! What they will have done if she swallowed it! The server remove the chopped glass and not allowing me to take a picture. She said that no manager was in site. Right now I'm more concerned about my friend safety than taking to someone that won't help us. Not recommending this place ever! read more
Came during happy hour but just to have some spicy tuna roll, unagi lover roll, agedashi that fu, and curry chicken cutlet with rice. The curry was nicely spicy but needs more salt. Overall, very good food! In the restaurant area of Japan center, it's cozy warm and welcoming inside. Service is efficient and professional. read more
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San Francisco, CA 94115
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