Ozu

Popped in for a quick snack this morning. Tried the sake (salmon) onigiri. It was BIGGER than what I have gotten other places. And it was delicious. NO "fishy" taste. And it was served in a COMPOSTABLE TRAY! We just moved to Santa Fe (FINALLY!) I'll DEFINITELY be back to try other dishes when I am more hungry. They also have a nice selection of Japanese cooking supplies & ingredients. Well curated & you can tell there is CARE taken with the cooking.

I ordered Togo but the food maybe better when dining in. The restaurant was packed when I walked in. The hand rolls were soggy/ seaweed was mush/ stuffed with too much rice. The salmon bowl was ok. I would give it another try but dine in instead.

Super fresh and delicious Ikura and Hamachi Rolls! Crisp Nori and lightly seasoned rice, both served at a perfectly warm temp. Soooo satisfied my sushi craving! Best Sushi and Miso Soup since leaving CA, THANKS!

Upon entrance the smell of not so fresh was not pleasant. Service was adequate, the size of the restaurant was a little too small for my comfort. The plus side was the sale of Japanese cookbooks as well as prepackaged treats. This place is in my opinion overpriced for what they are offering.

Incredible addition to the Santa Fe food scene.The owner's passion shows through the quality of the food. Simple, focused menu.Had the miso soup and salmon bento box. The salmon was SO delicious, accompanied by probably the most delicious rice I've ever had. I actually bought a bag of it! Their wall of Japanese items was a nice perk too!So excited to see the restaurant bloom over the next year. Very clean, simple ingredients that are cooked with incredible care. 10/10 will be back soon!

The hand rolls were delicious and the spot is near a lot of art spots. The food was brought to you despite the smaller inside which was nice. Very local small vibe and prices were reasonable for the portions. The open kitchen and small staff (3 people) were a fun experience to watch.

This is my favorite place to eat in Santa fe. It's a quick bite, it's a good spot for a date, and it's a good spot to chill with friends too, or just by yourself. I go here after I go hiking mostly. The chef's are talented and they make the food right in front of you. I love this place .

I can't believe nobody has reviewed Ozu yet, but I am happy to be the first! This small restaurant is such a great addition to the Lena Street area and Santa Fe as a whole. The main focus seems to be on Japanese hand rolls, but everything we tried was great. The blue crap sunomono temaki is just amazing -- the crab flavor is great and the mayo mixed in adds some moisture and delicious additional flavor. The sake onigiri was also great -- the king salmon was so flavorful. We also enjoyed the hiyashi salad - the dressing is fantastic (and the lettuce mix was also great). The miso soup was also good, but not as good as the other dishes.So excited to have this business in Santa Fe and we will be going back often.

Stopped by today for lunch while I was in Santa Fe. Oh my, after 15 years in Hawaii eating a lot of Japanese food, this rates right up with some of the best I have had. I had the Sake Bento, even though normally I don't care for salmon. The king salmon in this dish was just amazing! So tender and tasty. I highly recommend you stop by if you have not yet and give this place a try!

Wow! Super cute place. Stopped by for a super quick light bite and this was delicious. I got the miso soup (nice and warming) and the hamachi hand roll. The fish was fresh, the seaweed wrapper nice and crispy, and the sushi rice was perfect. Great flavor! People were friendly, and the place was really nice and clean. It's small, but they had nice outdoor seating (still limited) that was great on a sunny day. I know I already said this, but I was really impressed by how clean and fresh this place seemed. Definitely recommend ozu!