Oma Sushi

This place was great. Walked over from the Axiom hotel. A few tables were eating but not too busy. The waitress helped me select options since everything looked so good. Great dressing. Great presentation, great quality, huge portions and a great staff. Food was hot and served rather quickly

We were staying in downtown San Francisco and this restaurant was the closest one to us. The prices are fair and the quality of food seemed so-so. I can't really speak for parking since we walked. I didn't see the restrooms either. Our waitress was nice and constantly refilled waters. Apparently the head sushi chef trained with a famous sushi chef in Hawaii. I'm from the island of Maui, and that was a neat tie to hawaii, that I was not expecting..

Came just before 9:30 and it was last call and they flipped their sign to closed right after (website says they close at 10:30). They turned away 2-3 groups after 9:30pm.It was cold out and just felt like soup so got the small miso soup and the veggie udon.The small miso soup was good but was served lukewarm (maybe because it was close to closing) I'd give it a 2.5/5The veggie udon was amazing and nice and fresh and hot. I'd give that a 4.5/5. It was a generous portion too. I'd love more tofu and mushrooms in it but overall it was just what I wanted. Server was polite but definitely seemed irritatedI paid cash to try to make it fast and I thought most places prefer it since there's credit card fees for them but it seemed like a hassle. I'd give it a 3.5 if we could give half stars!

World class service and comfortable decor and booths. Delicious and fresh sushi. The super white tuna was so crisp and buttery.

Not too many sushi places in the Union Square area that are quick like Oma. We can for lunch on a Thursday during work and we're seated quickly. We ordered right away and were able to get our food in about 15 minutes. I ordered salmon teriyaki and broccoli tempura. Pricing was decent and the quality was 10/10. Great and friendly staff. Great to know there's a great place in the area for lunch.

Eaten here a few times, they have wonderful service and great food. The staff are very friendly and understanding, and joked with us quite a bit. They have a clean and homely atmosphere with the faux Japanese windows and furniture. It's a bit expensive but cheap sushi in the middle of downtown is pretty sparse. You're at least getting larger portions for your price. Usually ordering family style helps with that and allows everyone to try something. In addition to the sushi, they have some regular Japanese entrees and appetizers that I've enjoyed. In particular, the zaru soba was a nice option during the warm SF days that I wasn't expecting here. My friends enjoy having a spot to also get a variety of sake or soju. Overall, a nice spot to bring friends or coworkers if you're in the area without worrying about a small menu or tighter budgets.

I ordered miso soup, the veggie tempura roll, and tofu age dashi without bonito flakes. All of it was delicious, the service was great, and enjoyed the atmosphere by the window.

Sushi was very good. Place was clean and staff was professional. Overall happy with the service and food.

The food was ok but overpriced. You don't get that much for the price. The chicken was undercooked. I had to put the chicken back into the stove to finish cooking it. The rice was hard and staled.stayed.The service was HORRIBLE. She literally rushed me to order and walked away from me right after she took my money. She offered everyone else waiting for To-go order water but not me. She pretty much pushed me out of the door.The ambiance was ok.

Food, service, and ambiance, all 5 stars, excellent. My girlfriend and I just moved to SF and this is the BEST sushi spot for lowest price and highest quality sushi. The staff is very friendly, and on god, please try their bay scallop roll it will change your life