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Tazaki Sushi

3.8 (658 reviews)
ModerateSushi Bars, Japanese
Closed • 5:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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Moderate noise
Casual
Classy
Good for kids

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Jeff W.

Had the omakase tonight for my birthday celebration! Great choice! The sushi was fabulous . Highlight for me were the Santa Barbara uni, hamachi belly, seared salmon, and ameebi. All were fantastic. And big cuts. See the photos! Service was very nice and friendly and the vibe was chill and casual. Definitely a neighborhood favorite it was packed on a Thursday night and so were the damn fine pizza spot and the Mexican spot on the block. Warning, parking is rough because you have 3 destination restaurants on the same block in a residential area!! JYW recommends!

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Becky V.

The sashimi and shrimp is fresh. Friendly staff On the right of the door there's a window booth area that lets you sit on the floor, for a big group. Shoes off Look for specials on the wall Uni is delicious yum always a good treat

Tracy T.

I'm still dreaming about this meal! I haven't had sushi wow me in a minute, this was such a treat. This local mom and pop has been running since 1998- I really enjoyed the cozy ambiance and warm service. The waitress was very attentive and quick to refill our waters. I loved every bite I had this night. First of all, look at the presentation of everything and tell me you wouldn't devour everything. The sashimi was really fresh and melted in your mouth. I loved my uni spoon so much I could not get enough. We tried a variety of rolls recommended by the chef and finished every last piece! Do yourself a favor and try the butterfish :) The clam soup was also refreshing and balanced all the dishes perfectly. I can't wait to come back next time!

Malinalxochitl B.

Not photographed were the 3 nigiri we ordered- hamachi, Tobago & Tobiko. Its been a long time since I have been truly impressed by a new spot. We happened upon this place while out and about. Everything was delicious! The rolls were very generously filled and large. The fish was excellent - hamachi was legit like butter soft and just fresh and delicious. This place had great food at an extremely reasonable price (our bill was $93 for 3 rolls, 2 edamame, a miso soup, 3 nigiri and 3 drinks including one alcoholic one) please note if you can't handle spice- maybe don't order things with jalapenos or Sriracha because they do not skimp on the spice- truly perfect (but I like brown people level of spice) cannot rave enough. Service was fast, kind and efficient we went on a Saturday night and the place got full really quickly.. definitely chill ambiance - sorta hole in the wall huge mix of people. Mostly locals.

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Ken D.

I come here after a long day of work since it's just a few blocks from my house. I typically get the donburi and maybe a California roll. The donburi is always solid and satisfying. Nothing fancy and a decent price. Staff is friendly and food comes out relatively quickly depending on how busy they are. Will have to come dine in sometime!

Tazaki Combo BBQ Short Ribs, Salad, Vegetable Tempura and Salmon Sashimi
Deangela S.

I was looking for a sushi place for dinner and a Yelp search brought me to this place. I picked it based on reviews. It's hard to find parking around this area, but there were quite a few people who did take out and just double parked real quick. I can see why because this place did not disappoint! The interior is more spacious than I thought it would be. This place would be great for groups and family dinners. The murals are very SF themed and I loved looking at them. The staff here are very nice and polite. The food came out promptly. The portion sizes were generous. For the price, it was really good and worth it. The combo had BBQ short ribs and they were tender and flavorful. The salmon sashimi were thick and melt in your mouth. The salad was fresh and had just the right amount of dressing. The vegetable tempura had a great variety and each one was fried to perfection. The combo also came with miso soup and the choice of green tea or chocolate ice cream for dessert. The Totoro maki was very fatty toro. This restaurant did not skimp. The pine nuts gave it an interesting texture. The Philadelphia roll had a good amount of cream cheese and the avocado added to the creaminess. Cherry blossom was probably my favorite in terms of just being a good roll. I would love to come here again. I am glad I found it. Unfortunately it may be overshadowed by the restaurants right next door, but please give this place some love and you will not regret it!

Kelly C.

AMAZING FOOD, SERVICE AND PORTIONS WOW!! Will be back everytime I'm in the city :)) everything was super fresh and delicious

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Ally W.

Our party of 13 made reservations the same night. Everyone commented on how good the food was. It was decent before but much better now. Must be a different cook and better menu because everything tasted so good. We enjoyed the combination bento boxes, chirashi bowl, California roll (made with real crab inside and not imitation!), and ramen. I feel lucky this is just a short walk away from us. The bento combination boxes for less than $25 each were worth it because they same with so much-- 3 items, salad, miso, and ice cream (the green tea ice cream is really good!) No need to hassle with finding parking on a Saturday night in San Francisco! I will be back.

Jia Mei F.

One of my favorite neighborhood spots! Owner is the best. Used to come in all the time solo to treat myself to sushi. Haven't been here in about a year but he still remembered me! Came over to ask how come I haven't been in and poured up a new drink for my friend and I to try. We ordered two rounds of nigiri and each piece was as delectable as the next. So fresh and the size of their nigiri is perfection. Definitely stop by if you're craving sushi in the outer sunset!

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Chantel H.

Got food Togo. The food quality was very fresh. This is a great spot for basic sushi/Japanese food

Jerry B.

With family in town visiting and asking for sushi, I thought of Tazaki Sushi, which is just a two block walk from my house. Conveniently located along the N-Judah line, it's very accessible via public transportation, as well. I called ahead three weeks in advance to see if they took reservations for a party of five because I just wanted to make sure that we'd have a table for our party of five and the man who picked up the phone said they did. He took my info and we show up three weeks later. Immediately after walking in the door, I see our table with a nice "RESERVED" sign on it. So, all good there. We were all looking through the menu and thinking of each of us ordering individual items, but then we saw the Ume Sushi Combo. It serves 5-6 people and includes the following: Dragon, Spider, Catepillar, and Cherry Blossom rolls and six nigiri pieces each of Unagi (bbq eel), Sake (salmon), Hamachi (tuna), Maguro (fatty belly of tuna), Tobiko (flying fish roe), and Hirame (flounder). It's $145.99 on the menu and which would mean about $30 a person. I don't think each of could order any better for $30, so this group platter is the way to go if you like most kinds of sushi and don't like to fuss with all that individual ordering. For appetizers, we got a Large Shrimp Tempura (4 pieces of tempura shrimp, 6 pieces of tempura vegetable) and also a order of Potato Croquettes (panko-encrusted softened potato). I know this might not be helpful to say, but everything was on point and super-delicious. I can't criticize it because the flavors were exceptionally good. Here's what I would say. If you're familiar with the Sunset's other longtime popular sushi place Noriega Teriyaki House, on Noriega and 25th Ave., this Tazaki Sushi place is decidedly better--both in flavor and value. I'm not sure why we haven't been patronizing Tazaki Sushi already since we've lived just two blocks away for the past 20 years, but we will definitely be back, and soon!

Chirashi bowl & salmon-scallop sushi
Yoojin S.

AMAZING CHIRASHI! Their chirashi has cuts of fresh fish and UNI? And the uni was GOOD. What a delightful serendipitous surprise. We shared the Chirashi and the salmon-scallop roll (it was only two pieces but the pieces were huge and really tasty!). Chirashi at $29 with uni is probably one of the best deals at a sushi place. They also gave us some matcha ice cream on the house for dessert. This place is so generous, much love for Tazaki Sushi.

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How are the noodles?

Noodles are good. You have to like the taste of them in different soups and spices.

Are they open for indoor dining?

Depends. They certainly have signage indicating that but when I went last week the answer was no. They were doing delivery only DESPITE a number of signs saying you could eat inside with vacc card.

Does this place have natto?

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Kui Shin Bo

3.8(1.1k reviews)
4.2 mi•Japantown, Lower Pacific Heights
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This was an excellent place for lunch. They have numerous bento box lunch options starting at…read more$15.99. I got the saba shio and shrimp tempura which were delicious. The staff was friendly and welcoming. Also helpful. Simple Japanese decor. Will be back!

TLDR: When you're at the heart of Japan town, you have to embody the nation in all the good ways…read more Kui Shin Bo, embodied the nation's backbone of being average to above average in multiple things. This place covers many of the basics (rolls, ramen, tempura, yakisoba, teriyaki, unagi). I really only see it as a jack of all trades, but a master of none. It doesn't mean that this restaurant has no place in Japantown, but it doesn't inspire confidence when it's located in an isolated region of the mall with less foot traffic, while its competition on the other wing has lines longer than the location's capacity. Black Garlic Ramen: It's always a mystery to me how black garlic improves a bowl of ramen. My expectations, however, remain the same. How thick is the broth? How clean is the broth when consumed? What is the quality of the chashu? Do I get enough noodles? I think the best part of this meal was the amount of soup they give, and the chashu was very good. It sucks that the chashu is tiny, but they did very well. I feel that the noodles were those wholesale ramen noodles that were portioned, and the garnish was fine. The broth was okay, 3.5-ish stars in terms of taste. Dynamite Roll and Volcano Roll: I think it's a problem if I have trouble identifying which is which. I can tell you that both are good enough to try, and the Volcano Roll comes with raw fish. Both come with a good crunch and a good sauce, but like most Japanese places that lean heavily into the rolls, good luck finding out what you ordered and what you just ate. Ambiance: Very classic Japanese. They're really at their best to convince you that you're in Japan. It may get tight during a busy day though. Service: Standard. You order, your water gets refilled, you pay, you leave.

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4.0(1k reviews)
4.1 mi•Hayes Valley
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I was really craving sushi, so I decided to stop by Domo and it definitely did not disappoint! The…read morerestaurant was clean, organized and you could actually smell the fresh food before even walking through the door. They also offer both indoor and outdoor seating, which is a nice option. I started with the miso soup and it was delicious. For sushi, I ordered the Crunchy California Roll, Dragon Roll and the Domo Roll. Yes I was that hungry haha! Every roll was packed with fresh ingredients, the fish tasted incredibly fresh and the presentation was beautiful. My absolute favorite was the Domo Roll. Seriously no kidding, it was so good! To top it all off, the staff were friendly, welcoming and made the experience even better. I'll definitely be coming back.

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Tenroku Sushi - Unagi Roll

Tenroku Sushi

3.7(602 reviews)
4.0 mi•Lower Pacific Heights, Japantown
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It is the only place I like to eat sushi at because you have options rather than ordering a whole…read morerole and end up, not liking it. I have gone to 4 And 5 sushi but I don't like it at all only like it here and the vibe is good too...

Conveyer belt sushi for the win!…read more I came here last minute because I needed somewhere quick to eat and I was by myself, so luckily there was one seat left (during busy dinner time on a weekend, no less - other places had long waits) Here in America the conveyer belt sushi places haven't really impressed me, but being that this one is in Japantown, it's pretty decent. If there isn't something on the conveyer, you can always ask for it. They were cutting up real, whole fish so you know it's fresh at least. Service was great, super quick and the "chefs" were responsive. The menu is nice, with lots of drinks to choose from as well. Cuts were not authentic but still meaty. Pricing can be on the higher side, depending on what you like. But others have mentioned it can be cheap as you like or expensive as you like at places like these, as they are priced essentially by the choice of fish and how it's prepared. Atmosphere was lively for a weekend night, but I have been here during the week as well when it's less busy. It can be tight if it's full (get to know your neighbor!) but it's more than adequate. Always a fun experience and I have , and will be back.

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4.3(353 reviews)
4.1 mi•Japantown, Lower Pacific Heights
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Tucked away in the west entrance of Japantown, in an inconspicuous spot behind all the bustle of…read morethe stores is this hidden gem of an omakase experience. With only 8 seats, the experience is intimate, you get front views to the chefs preparing each of the 24 courses! The fish selections were fresh, delicious and the apps were amazing too. The reviews were great so wanted to come and check this place out for myself and it did not disappoint! Chef Au was friendly and talked to us about his life in Japan, we loved the interaction. All in all 10/10 experience, 10/10 quality of all the dishes and 10/10 ambiance! Definitely worthy of the Michelin accolades it's received!

Oma San Francisco Station is an omakase restaurant inside Japan Center in San Francisco Japantown…read more They offer 3 menus: Mizuho with 24 items, Sakura with 16, and Tsubame with 12. The location is unusual, as the restaurant is open to the mall, which is a bit disruptive. I came for the 8:30pm seating, but the previous guests were still finishing, so I had to wait until 8:45pm. The staff did not seem very concerned. Bad start. You could also hear the mall cleaning crew during dinner, which was not very pleasant. I ordered the 24-item Mizuho Menu, as did all the other guests. There were 5 guests in total (the restaurant can seat up to 8 people). Here is the menu I was served at the end of May: 1. starter: ama ebi cracker with caviar, pickled lotus root with shaved bonito, crab salad 2. nigiri 4x: isaki, iwana, myabi tai, kanpachi 3. sashimi: chutoro, hotate with caviar, umi masu, sawada 4. nigiri 8x: hirame, suzuki, inada, kurodai, shima aji, kamasu, otoro, aged A5 wagyu, kinmedai 5. hot dish: miso soup with inari and shrimp head, hokkaido uni with marinated ikura, black cod, umi masu with raw yellow egg and caviar 6. dessert: matcha ice cream with strawberry Frankly, the food was excellent. The starter was not very creative, but the nigiri were great. The sashimi selection was very nice, with some fish you do not see as often in omakase menus, such as isaki, iwana, and myabi tai, a kind of tai. Sawada was delicious and is always a good inclusion. We asked for some wasabi and received a small cup of kizami wasabi, a chopped wasabi with a slightly crunchy texture, which was a nice touch. For the nigiri, all the classics of a good omakase were present: otoro, kinmedai, shima aji, uni, hotate, and wagyu. Kamasu was also included, and it is one of my favorite fish. It is also worth noting that they age both their beef and their tuna, including the otoro that was served. A few pieces were torched, maybe a few too many. Overall, the service was not memorable, although chef Ron Au was friendly and nice. The place itself felt a bit questionable, and my expectations were not very high after the beginning of the meal. But the food was truly excellent, and for that reason I think it deserves 5 stars.

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