Harajuku Sushi

we stopped by and saw the "all you can eat" option and decided to give it a try. fortunately we were really hungry and definitely got a good value. the sushi was fresh and the cuts were thick - very tasty.

A group of us came for their all you can eat sushi deal. You definitely have to be on top of ordering, which is done over an iPad provided to the group, and you have 90 minutes to order and eat. We did not finish a few things (there seemed to be a mixup that we got some extra skewers no one at our table could account for ordering) but we were not charged extra for it. We did the Silver option, which we realized does not include certain proteins like scallops. Note the menu has tons of typos, spelling errors, and mistakes. Often the photo shown on the iPad menu is not actually what you get, for example there was a tempura roll, but the photo was regular tempura and that's what we thought we were getting. There was a roll that showed roe on top, but we only got sauce on top.Total was $58.70 per person. Sashimi overall - 3.5 stars. We really enjoyed the salmon and kept ordering it. Near the end of our meal, we got a few pieces that weren't thawed all the way - maybe it was tuna. This wasn't too enjoyable.Yakitori - 3 stars. I found the meat to be quite dry.Rolls - 3.5 stars. A mixed bag, some were great. The hot ones weren't too tasty. Below are the rolls we got, although I can't remember which was which!Albacore surprise Ice landLion King (hot)GrasshopperFutomaki (veg) rollSuper California Long island

UPDATE: Hiyah!! Brought my mom back like I said I would. We got the gold package this time which is $55/PP. Mom's a huge nigiri and sashimi person and she definitely approved! Everything was fresh to her taste! She prefers them cut more thinner but the bright side is she got her portions worth! Parking on weekdays are a little bit better than weekends but still a lil hard. Gotta keep your eye out for park. Granted, both times I went were after 7pm.

Great neighborhood sushi restaurant in outer richmond district. We had a reservation on Valentine's day and they gave us a nice window seat. We chose the Silver all you can eat. The fish was fresh and I especially like the small dan dishes of sashimi with sushi rice. The saba don was so good that I ordered it twice. Shout out to Terry and Nicole who provided awesome service!

One of the few all you can eat sushi places I've found in sf. Came in a big group and I don't think it is meant for that. They have a iPad system and it limits how much you can order. We couldn't get much on the table and had to wait for the food a lot and it came in a way where we couldn't barely get one piece each. Sushi quality is okay but we wanted a lot of tuna and they ended up giving us this brownish frozen cuts. We ate them all but they tasted off and weren't great. I wouldn't come back in a large group but I believe the system would work fine in a group of two or three. Workers were nice and trying to help but it was very chaotic.

Harajuku Sushi is one of the best AYCE sushi spots in San Francisco! The sashimi and nigiri alone make this a really good deal! We came on a Sunday night and got a seat right away. You order on an I-Pad and can order 6 things at a time.Some standouts were the Blue Fin Toro, Maguro, Hamachi, Snow Crab Hand Roll, and the fried Cream cheese crab wontons! The ambiance is nice, I liked the decor- but note it shares restrooms with the bar so you will have to walk past the bar and its patrons. Not that big of a deal but it does get loud. Overall I enjoyed my experience here and would definitely come back!

The food was good, the fish was fresh and the rice ratio is awesome. The service that Terry gave was excellent. The place was very nice. I came early so I was the only one there. The Miso Soup was very tasty.,

I haven't been here since the pandemic and still I really enjoyed coming here. This time they have all you can eat sushi for $55 1 1/2 hour max. The best part is it's not just sushi rice but also sashimi. I really enjoyed their cook items too. Must check it out. The only thing is they don't tell you if they run out till you realized it never came and you're almost full. I would ask about certain items you want first to make sure they have it. Overall still a steal for good Japanese food.

Wanted to love this place, but it has a long way to go for AYCE. Sushi that we got was good, but the ordering/delivery is waaaay off. I've been to a lot of AYCE sushi before and this is just wrong. You can order 6 items every 10 minutes, but they averaged 2 dishes delivered every 10 minutes. I think at one point we were 24-30 dishes behind in our orders. When we questioned this we got some, but not the gold dishes we had ordered. They were not delivered even though they were in earlier orders. Eventually, we gave up, asked them what we had left (which was a lot), narrowed it down to the premium and some other items and told them to forget the rest since my kids were over this (they love AYCE but not this place.,,). The all you can drink was worth it, but I would suggest you NOT DO AYCE. They prioritize delivery orders and not eat in customers (so many orders heading out and a good 20-25 minutes without any dishes..:.we asked about orders and a few finally came out). Beware that they add 20% to the bill...even if the sushi chefs are off. The waiters were great, but they are not making the sushi.... Skip this place if you are eating in or if you want AYCE. Sushi was good, but for cost, $300+ for 4 people was laughable for the amount we got.... Found Umami sushi about two months ago which has been awesome, but wanted to try an AYCE....will head back to Umami sushi, Teruaki, or Toyama in the Richmond district instead.

We came here for the all you can eat sushi dinner. The selection was huge with some really great choices like hamachi and saba don, butabara, pork gyoza, and spider hand roll. The food was great and the hosts Terry and Nicole were very helpful. I recommend this great restaurant to get your sushi fix.