Space combines cozy seating with an upbeat atmosphere enhanced by anime music. Tables feature spice level seasonings and gadgets to call for service, supporting a casual, comfortable dining experience. The crowd enjoys authentic Japanese curry with generous portions and reasonable prices.
Japanese potato salad stands out with its creamy texture and rich flavor. Plates often include pickled vegetables that complement the salad well.
Japanese curry here features crispy pork katsu with a juicy inside and a rich curry sauce that pairs perfectly. The tonkatsu teishoku comes with a miso sauce that adds a comforting, savory touch.
Good to know
The restaurant charges a 4% SF Healthy Mandate fee on all orders.
Different spice level seasonings are available at the tables to customize spice levels.
The portion size and pricing are reasonable for San Francisco.
Bright, modern space offers a cozy and welcoming vibe with large tables suited for groups. Atmosphere stays relaxed and clean, matching a friendly neighborhood feel. Asian-fusion bowls feature bold, fresh flavors with healthy, satisfying portions.
Yuja's Asian salad stands out with its fresh, vibrant flavors. Salads here often balance well with dishes like chicken teriyaki and Thai basil pork, featuring elements like sweet potato salad and crisp cucumber.
Teriyaki dishes stand out with a nutty, not overly sweet sauce. Chicken teriyaki bowls come fresh, filling, and packed with flavorful sauce. Tofu and shaking beef also feature as solid options.
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Yuja offers affordable Asian-inspired bowls with many customization options.
The meals are reasonably priced for downtown San Francisco, averaging around $14.
Yuja has a secret menu featuring teriyaki sauce with chicken or tofu.
Brazilian steakhouse with modern luxurious ambiance and cozy, well-lit interior creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Live music and a full sushi bar with vegetarian options add to the vibrant energy. Quality meats cooked to perfection and a standout bar contribute to a memorable dining experience.
Fresh and well organized, the salad bar offers a great variety including sushi, cheese selection, and salmon. Servers check in to see if you want anything specific from the salad bar or grill.
Buffet includes a full sushi bar with fresh sashimi and vegetarian options. Salad bar offers fresh choices alongside sushi and finger foods.
Good to know
Happy hour is available daily from 3 PM to 7 PM.
Brunch is served on Sundays, starting January 25, 2026.
Reservations can be made easily and quickly.
Small, modern Japanese restaurant offers a calm and cozy atmosphere with fresh, melt-in-your-mouth sushi. The space feels warm and inviting, suitable for intimate dinners or casual gatherings. A private room adds a touch of exclusivity to the otherwise unassuming setting.
Seafood Poke Salad features super fresh fish and a light umami-rich dressing. Seaweed Salad offers vibrant flavor and texture with a slight zing. Cucumber Salad is crisp and refreshing with light sesame and fresh microgreens.
Sushi here is consistently fresh and flawlessly prepared with perfectly seasoned rice. The sashimi platter features beautifully presented fish full of flavor, and classic rolls like California and Salmon Avocado are done right.
Good to know
Street parking is available on Harrison, but can be limited.
You can park in the nearby Whole Foods lot for a maximum of 90 minutes.
The kitchen closes at 8:30 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
Small sushi restaurant with a modern yet cozy interior and stylish, relaxed vibe. Atmosphere feels comfortable and clean, blending trendy and intimate elements. Quiet and peaceful setting suits casual dining.
Salads often come with seaweed or include crisped salmon skin for texture. Lunch sets pair salads with miso soup and sushi pieces.
Sushi features super fresh cuts of tuna, salmon, and amberjack with perfectly seasoned rice. The futomaki called “The Roll” blends sashimi with a unique seasoning for great flavor at an affordable price.
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The hand rolls start at $6, offering great quality for the price.
The restaurant opened in December 2024, making it a newer establishment.
The rolls used to come with 10 pieces, but now they come with 6.
Grocery store offers a tight space filled with citrus aromas and a family-oriented vibe. Shelves hold a well-organized selection of fresh produce, sandwiches, and specialty items like horseradish. The atmosphere feels welcoming and lively, with a focus on quality and variety despite limited room.
Fresh produce and an impressive salad bar stand out here. Salads stay cold on the way home thanks to careful packaging that separates hot and cold items.
Fresh sushi stands out alongside a variety of sandwiches, salads, and a hot food bar. The sushi offers a solid option within a diverse selection of Japanese food choices.
Good to know
The large poke is only available when ordered fresh, not prepackaged.
Gus's Community Market has a good selection of fresh produce and beers.
Expect higher prices compared to larger grocery stores like Whole Foods.
Small Japanese restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere with quiet, relaxing vibes suited for lunch breaks or casual dining. Locally owned, it serves authentic dishes like miso soup and chicken katsu curry with affordable prices and takeout options.
Salads come with complimentary miso soup and have a light dressing. Portions lean toward the conservative side.
Fresh ingredients create high-quality sushi with delicious recipes. Bento boxes offer generous portions like Salmon teriyaki with smoky flavor and crispy vegetable croquettes. Ramen tonkatsu and chicken katsu curry come with great miso and salad.
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Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially for lunch.
Takeout options are available for those in a hurry.
The restaurant offers complimentary miso soup and salad with meals.
Small space with limited seating creates a cozy but crowded atmosphere. Loud and disorganized environment contrasts with a great playlist that adds to the vibe. Popular spot mainly for takeout, often busy with long waits and tight quarters.
Bentoboxes come with beautiful presentation and unique flavors. Salmon sashimi with ikura tastes fresh and melts in your mouth, while the Karaage Chicken offers a solid classic option. Mochi matcha and fruit lattes provide sweet, satisfying drinks.
Good to know
Komeya No Bento is mainly a to-go place with limited indoor seating.
Expect long wait times, especially during peak hours.
Ordering online is recommended to avoid long lines.
Interior features floral rose wall and cute decor creating a cozy, inviting atmosphere with pleasant music. The vibe suits dates and outings with friends, filled with laughter and good energy. Generous portions and a friendly, efficient staff add to the welcoming feel.
Meals include a small salad as a side, often paired with miso soup and other small vegetables. Salads come with set meals that also feature rice and various pickles.
Katsu stands out with options like slow-cooked tonkatsu that is super tender and crispy. Chicken katsu and cheese tonkatsu come out delicious and tender, while salmon teriyaki is cooked just right.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid crowds, especially during peak hours.
Each entree includes miso soup, salad, and small side vegetables.
Portions are large and suitable for sharing.
Small dining space with about 7 to 12 tables creates an intimate, cozy atmosphere that feels like a homey hole-in-the-wall. The vibe is lively and filled with happy folks, though the limited size means it can get crowded quickly. Decor is nice and clean, contributing to a comfortable setting.
Seaweed salad includes different types beyond the usual. Ninniku salad comes lightly dressed with a hint of spice. Potato salad is less favored.
Ramen features rich broths like pork bone and duck truffle, with noodles cooked just right. Sushi, donburi bowls, and crispy takoyaki with chewy octopus and umami bonito flakes also stand out.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm with $5 small plates.
Reservations are not accepted; expect to sign in for the waitlist.
Parking can be challenging with no free options available nearby.
Small modern bistro with warm wooden decor and multiple intimate dining areas, including a hidden outdoor patio with heaters. Atmosphere feels cozy and romantic, especially during sunset. Guests enjoy a blend of refined French and California cuisine in a quiet, private setting.
Salads come as a refreshing side with a light, crisp dressing. Some salads show a cheap diner vibe, especially with mushrooms that look like they came from a salad bar.
Fresh, high-quality sea bream sashimi stands out with a unique twist on traditional Japanese style. Dishes like haddock croquettes and lobster fricassee come with careful presentation and bold flavors.
Good to know
Caché has a seasonal menu that changes regularly.
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.
Expect higher prices for unique dishes, with some items over $20.
Small, cozy yakitori restaurant with authentic Japanese ambiance and traditional decorations. Atmosphere stays calm and quiet even when full, with a clean, modern interior and kitchen in view. Offers high-quality skewers and a variety of sake and beers, creating a relaxed dining experience.
Salads come very fresh and refreshing here, often included in sets with meat or seafood. They balance well with the warm, flavorful soups served alongside.
Charcoal grilling gives the yakitori a nicely smoky flavor with options like thigh, skin, heart, and Wagyu with wasabi. The menu stays focused on grilled chicken skewers served in a casual yet precise atmosphere reminiscent of Tokyo's yakitori spots.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted; a walk-in waiting list is available with 35-55 minute wait times.
A 5.2% 'SF Mandate' charge is added to the bill without prior notice.
The skewers are priced at $5 each, which is reasonable for the quality.