Sushi Bars in Northeast San Francisco San Francisco, CA
We ate here one time and we definitely enjoyed our food. The maki rolls were great and so were the drinks. The service wasa good and they helped me with my concerns. I would…
Nice service and food is awesome here you should try"
This place is Chinese owned and Utterly disgusting. I ordered a Chirashi Bowl with miso soup. Sashimi was not fresh and it was straight out of a plastic package. I found…
11. Ryoko's Japanese Restaurant & Bar
From Business: Take a walk around the heart of downtown San Francisco and you’ll come across Ryoko’s Japanese Restaurant and Bar -- a neighborhood staple that’s been around for…
From Business: Our Japanese chefs specialize in the traditional craft of sashimi and nigiri artistry. We feature different fish from the world-famous Tsukiji and Kyushu markets…
From Business: MODERN JAPANESE WITH A LATIN TWIST We are revolutionizing sushi culture with made-to-order, hand-held sushi burritos in delicious Japanese and Latin flavor…
From Business: 1221 1st St1221 1st St
21. Akiko's Sushi Bar and Restaurant
We like food, service and atomspheer, will visit again"
Good Good ambianceTasty food"
Excellent food. Menu is extensive and seasonal to a particularly high standard. Definitely fine dining."
This is the third sushi restaurant in this space in the last 6 years or so, and definitely the best. They have a great sake selection, unique rolls, friendly service, and all…
Good place Good ambianceTasty food"
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