Sushi Atarashi

While I ordered on DoorDash so I can't speak to the physical location, the food was amazing! I was surprised at how big the poke bowl was for its price. It was a great price, and all tasted so fresh! I loved that they had lots of different options to build your own bowl and rolls as well, I can't wait to try more of their menu!

Got delivery from Atarashi for the 1st time last night. It was good. The salmon poké bowl was/ sushi rice & added cucumber, avocado, edamame, seaweed salad, & sesame seeds was huge - and flavorful, though there was **so** much rice, I had leftovers. You choose a sauce, which was new for me with poké. I chose both spicy mayo (it wasn't really that spicy at all) & "poké sauce" which appeared to be soy based. The combo was perfect for the bowl. The price wasn't too bad, either - $15.12 w/ the add ons. I also ordered an extra seaweed salad for later. I had a small taste, and the flavor was nice tho a little dry. I'll definitely reorder from this place again! Solid dinner!

their bowls are yum, i've never tried their sushi but i usually get the volcano bowl and it hits everyyy time.

Weird service , the gentleman at the register could not explain some items on the menu the food was ok but high prices for you get

I get this delivered sometimes and it's great sushi! Really good deal, really fresh, and they do buy one get one free on Uber Eats sometimes. I love the topping options for any rolls and it's free! I like to add green onions, crunchy onions, sesame seeds, etc. The sauces are free too which is so nice because a lot of sushi places charge extra for yum yum sauce or spicy mayoDefinitely try this place out! The packaging is also really cute and I like how neatly they separate the rolls, just a great sushi place that handles food with TLC

Update: really disappointed that they got rid of the baked tofu and vegan ponzu sauce. Atarashi isn't worth it to me anymore.Original:This place can get packed with college kids but it's definitely worth the bit of a wait when that happens. I love making my own bowl. The spring rolls and miso soup are also really good! One thing I wish they had is ice. The water just comes out of a little tap.

I had been craving some sushi for lunch and was between a couple of options in the Oakland area, when I settled for Atarashi (formerly known as Sushi Fuku). If I was reviewing solely on the experience, I would probably lean toward 4 or 5 stars. The ordering process via their online website was super easy and I signed up for an account because I assumed I'd be a repeat customer. The account keeps track of your points with each visit. Example rewards include $3.50 off on sides for 750 points and up to $15 off on rolls for 1500 points. With a single visit, I earned 400 points. I work just down the street, and by the time I arrived after the 3 minute walk, my order was just wrapping up, making it a super quick and convenient lunch choice.I ordered a Rainbow Roll, which came with 10 pieces. Unfortunately, I wasn't too happy. I didn't read the description too closely because I've had rainbow rolls at other restaurants and it's always been the same, but Atarashi makes their roll differently. The menu description says "Ahi tuna and Atlantic salmon layered with 3 pieces of fresh ebi shrimp and rolled together with avocado and cucumber." I learned that this is actually how the original sushi roll (Maki) is made. But, if you Google "rainbow roll," you'll typically find a California roll made with rice on the outside and then assorted fish and avocado place on top, which is the Americanized version. With those expectations, I just wasn't a fan. Additionally, the tuna pieces were a bit icy, as if they were not cut fresh, but actually precut and stored frozen, and hadn't fully defrosted before being used for the day.Overall, the convenience of having quick sushi rolls for takeout did not make up for the quality of the roll during this experience.

First time trying Ordered online - which was easy and pick up was ready on time. Was impressed by how clean the store was-and they the team was clean even when it did not look like it was needed. We got the spicy California roll and Hawaii bowl -- ordered some yum yum sauce in the side ( which does cost extra) -- I don't understand why they were only filled half way though - that was my only disappointment. Thoth tasted fresh and delicious- will try again another time ... south hills location opened so that would be easier :) Enjoy!

Note that I got this delivered so I can't take ambiance of the restaurant into account. They did get the food to me in a timely manner, around 30 minutes. The food itself is underwhelming. There are a lot of options in the city for sushi and poke, and this is one that I would avoid. I got a poke bowl with raw yellowtail and various toppings. The rice is seasoned, but not cooked evenly (some of the rice was harder and some was softer), their other toppings are fine, the same you would expect at another restaurant. With this alone, it would get 3 stars (average) but unfortunately the fish I was served tasted fishy. I don't know if this is always the case, but I have to take points off for this as it shows a lack of quality control to me, chefs should taste the fish prior to serving and not serve fish that is fishy (all of my pieces tasted this way, so it wasn't a one-off thing). Personally I would not order from here again as there are other options in the city that do sushi better (in my experience). Even if the fish wasn't fishy, there are other restaurants that do poke for better and cheaper (specifically places like JJ Poke which is in very close proximity to Atarashi).

Food is good, but service is okay. I mobile ordered on a Wednesday after a night class, and went to pick up at 9:05pm, they were closed and sending me away. Without the food I paid for, so I waited till they figured out I was there for pick up. This was just odd because it says it's open till 10pm, so be careful ordering late I guess.