Centrally-located in the heart of San Francisco, Akiko’s is within walking distance from the Financial District, Union Square, Chinatown and SOMA. We are a family-owned and operated restaurant, and have been providing classic and unique Japanes... more
A quality, reasonably priced Japanese and Sushi restaurant in the Excelsior District. more
Ariake is a good sushi house that caters to a younger crowd out in the Avenues. Get some Edamame, Nama Kaki or Miso Soup to begin. The quality is good, so rest assured of trying whatever you like. Traditional favorites like Tuna, Salmon, soft shell c... more
A good little spot if you're out in the Richmond, catching a movie over at The Balboa. more
By bringing Japanese food into the mainstream and pioneering its "eatertainment" style of presentation, Benihana has also paved the way in America for the popularity of other Japanese cooking styles and food products. Sushi is now a favorite all over... more
Traditional & Modern Fusion Dish including Japanese style pizza . Full Bar, Free Parking, Free Delivery. Voted Best sushi restaurant 2009 in San Francisco County by Kron 4 (Best of the Bay TV) more
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Cafe Okawari is a Japanese inspired cafe by day serving breakfast and lunch items along with coffee, tea's, fresh juices and kombucha. At night we transition into a sake and wine bar serving a nightly menu of snacks and small dishes. JAPANESE... more
Camp Restaurant is a small and lively eatery, where we mainly serves Yakiniku, a Japanese term meaning "grilled meat". Our tables are equipped with grills for our patrons to cook their own foods. more
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In the Mission, Chome is a Japanese gastropub featuring izakaya dishes and drinks. more
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Irrashaimase and welcome to Chotto! We are a Japanese izakaya, a casual place to relax and unwind while enjoying a variety of small shareable plates paired with sake, shochu, beer, wine, or your favorite cocktail. Our seasonal menu of simple, fresh,... more
The best on(off)site sushi catering service for entire Bay Area! more
It's sushi with an edge. Forget the typical atmo that's usually attached to your edamame - Deep Sushi is dining out in every sense of the word. Located in outer Noe Valley, locals and other-side-of-towners alike place this sign-less neighborhood haun... more
Ebisu Japanese Restaurant was once known as possibly the best neighborhood sushi house in the city, but now has fallen a bit to just very good. Served in the Japanese tradition, Ebisu is solid on all counts: from "American sushi", more exotic sushi s... more
We celebrate the five essential elements — earth, water, fire, air and space — and offer poke that is crafted with intention, created with sustainably-sourced ingredients, and attuned to your lifestyle. more
Nestled in the historic Russian Hill district, Elephant Sushi is a family owned sushi restaurant. more
Elephant Sushi is a family owned authentic sushi restaurant located in the heart of  San Francisco in the Russian Hill district. We provide a friendly, intimate and ambient atmosphere that is warm and inviting to all. It is the perfect romantic... more
Garden of Tranquility is one of those nice surprises sometimes found when you venture a little farther away from the center of the city. While the outside is rather shabby and the service varies from decent to downright rude, the food is always excel... more
We broke the mold of "traditional" Japanese cuisine, with an exciting and modern twist.   GINZA sources as much organic and sustainably grown product as possible. KANPAI (Happy) Hour I Mon - Fri I 4pm - 6pm more
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"Seriously delicious teriyaki –  in a not-so-serious atmosphere." A delicious Korean influenced take on Japanese teriyaki.   There's a nice little explanation of how this came to be on http://www.glazeteriyaki.com/about . more
The sushi is very good, especially for the price. Plus the crowd is young and lively. Check out the daily specials. You'll find great bargains! more
Goemon Sushi on Irving possesses a low-lit atmosphere and a beautiful back garden complete with an outdoor smoking lounge and a little pond. Some of the tables are less secluded than others, so try to make arrangements for intimate seating ahead of t... more
One of the better sushi houses in the city.  We serve only with the freshest ingredients available and use local, organic produce.  more
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Gyu-Kaku, meaning "Horn of the Bull" in Japanese, provides the authentic Japanese yakiniku (grilled barbecue) dining experience where customers share premium cooked meats over a flaming charcoal grill, while sipping on Japanese sake, shochu, and fros... more
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With two locations in San Francisco, Hana Zen offers excellent Sushi, Sashimi, finest Yakitori, and premium sake, sake flights, wine & cocktails. The new Pier 39 location has expansive bay views of the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz. We are prou... more
Hana Zen offers excellent sushi, the finest yakitori and sake cocktails. They offer friendly service in an open and lively atmosphere. They are the home of the true Japanese food lover. more
Hashiri San Francisco follows in the spirit of the Daikanyama Tokyo location.  At Hashiri San Francisco traditional elements, contemporary design, and cutting-edge culinary techniques combine to create a locally inspired interpretation of vibran... more
Hitachino SF is a kappo-style spot, delivering a fully-balanced Japanese meal using the five primary cooking techniques (grilling, steaming, frying, simmering, and raw preparations), plus beer, sake, and wine. Old sake presses and other Japanese-infl... more
Poke bowls and sushi burritoes.  Yum. more
Poke bowls and sushi burritoes.   Healthy and delicious.   :-) more
Poke bowls and sushi burritoes. more
An amazing, unassuming sushi bar. more
Chef/Owner Marc Zimmerman and partner Benjamin Jorgensen focus on Japanese Kappo-Style cuisine with a live fire, tasting menu restaurant and whisky lounge. They've elevated the Wagyu breed while displaying its versatility and nuance through the prepa... more
Established in 2013. Blowfish to Die For’s Executive Chef, Ritsu Tsuchida, unveiled the now-legendary ramen recipe at the Iza Ramen and broke the widely held belief by Bay Area’s ramen connoisseurs that one must venture outside the city t... more
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Japaneses Izakaya with a bit of Asian fusion. more
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Rintaro is a Japanese izakaya with modern, Northern California sensibilities. The hip, pacific cedar and redwood environment, is reminiscent of a shrine and the food is simple traditional fare, with an emphasis on ingredients and technique. more
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JU-NI MEANS "TWELVE" IN JAPANESE Each night we combine technique, tradition, and evolution to transform 12 seats into memorable omakase experiences. Our sushi bar is designed so that every 4 guests get a personal chef to meticulously craft and... more
Lease problems forced Kabuto to close their doors and relocate in April 2003, and though only scheduled to close for a couple of weeks, four months passed before they opened again. In San Francisco, where one can hardly walk two blocks without encoun... more
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Our restaurant name, Kagawa-Ya, pays homage to Kagawa prefecture, the udon capital of Japan where there are currently over 600 udon shops, and the region's per capita udon consumption is seven times that of the national average. Kagawa-Ya emulates th... more
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Kaiyō is the food and drink experience of the Japanese journey in Peru. It is an exploration of these two cultures, immersed in regional ingredients, notable flavors and skilled preparation to delight your senses. From fresh ceviche and sashimi... more
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Kaiyo Rooftop is a tropical oasis in the sky, an immersive Nikkei experience that transports guests the moment they walk through the elevator door. Plants, rich textiles, and stunning food & cocktails invite guests to explore the Japanese culinary in... more