Sasa Japanese Restaurant in San Francisco: photos, reviews, menu

About

Tucked away in a vibrant part of San Francisco, Sasa Japanese Restaurant invites you to explore a delightful world of sushi and more. The inviting atmosphere, paired with a fantastic location, makes it a favored spot for both locals and visitors. Known for its freshness and delicious taste, Sasa offers an extensive selection of Japanese dishes, from creamy scallop rolls to the adventurous mystery box. The restaurant prides itself on its specialties such as mackerel, eel, and king salmon belly, promising an unforgettable dining experience. With options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, patrons can enjoy their meals indoors or take advantage of the outdoor seating. Reservations are highly recommended to ensure a spot at this highly rated gem. Whether dining in or opting for takeaway, the knowledgeable and friendly staff ensures exceptional service every time. Enjoy a meal with your choice of wine, beer, or premium Japanese tea, and indulge in a true culinary journey.

Price

$$$$ 50 - 100 $

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Cuisines

Asian, Japanese

Services

Delivery, Takeaway, Reservations available, Outdoor seating

Offering

Serving alcohol

Payment

Payment by credit card

Dishes and Beverages

Discover the standout dishes and unique drinks that define Sasa Japanese Restaurant menu.

Beef
Beer
Bouillon
Carpaccio
Cheese
Chicken
Fish
Fried chicken
Ice cream
Meat
Pork
Bird
Shrimp
Rice
Rolls
Salmon
Seafood
Soup
Sushi
Tea
Tofu
Wine

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Geary Blvd & Webster St

Bus stop 147 m walk

Sutter St & Buchanan St

Bus stop 137 m walk

Sutter St & Laguna St

Bus stop 170 m walk

Geary Blvd & Laguna St

Bus stop 118 m walk

Post St & Laguna St

Bus stop 145 m walk

4.4

based on 323 reviews

Google

4.4/5 323 reviews

Chris Rebbert

Food: 4
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 4

Not a bad experience at all, but just felt like a good version of the same experience I get with any decent restaurant in the area. Service was great, though. Wish the food owed me a bit more.

Jess Hogfoss

Food: 3
Service: 3
Atmosphere: 2

So I was in the Japan Mall and noticed this sushi bar near a fire escape/stairs. There were Michelin guide signs displayed. Omikase takeout was advertised. And considering what appeared to me to be a pretty bad location (dead end hallway facing out to the loud, fluorescent drenched mall) I thought "this could be interesting." So I ordered the omikase and some dish featuring uni. It was ok. The concepts and execution were reminiscent of the best sushi I've ever had. But somehow nothing seemed to stick the landing. Maybe it's more to do with having it made to-go. I don't want to be overly negative. It is expensive though so I wouldn't recommend going here if you had to save up for a really special meal. Better if you're wealthy.

Louise

Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5

Best place for affordable omakase in the city.

Sasa Japanese Restaurant in San Francisco