Tazaki Sushi

Got food Togo. The food quality was very fresh. This is a great spot for basic sushi/Japanese food

I was looking for a sushi place for dinner and a Yelp search brought me to this place. I picked it based on reviews. It's hard to find parking around this area, but there were quite a few people who did take out and just double parked real quick. I can see why because this place did not disappoint! The interior is more spacious than I thought it would be. This place would be great for groups and family dinners. The murals are very SF themed and I loved looking at them. The staff here are very nice and polite. The food came out promptly. The portion sizes were generous. For the price, it was really good and worth it. The combo had BBQ short ribs and they were tender and flavorful. The salmon sashimi were thick and melt in your mouth. The salad was fresh and had just the right amount of dressing. The vegetable tempura had a great variety and each one was fried to perfection. The combo also came with miso soup and the choice of green tea or chocolate ice cream for dessert. The Totoro maki was very fatty toro. This restaurant did not skimp. The pine nuts gave it an interesting texture. The Philadelphia roll had a good amount of cream cheese and the avocado added to the creaminess. Cherry blossom was probably my favorite in terms of just being a good roll. I would love to come here again. I am glad I found it. Unfortunately it may be overshadowed by the restaurants right next door, but please give this place some love and you will not regret it!

I come here after a long day of work since it's just a few blocks from my house. I typically get the donburi and maybe a California roll.The donburi is always solid and satisfying. Nothing fancy and a decent price.Staff is friendly and food comes out relatively quickly depending on how busy they are.Will have to come dine in sometime!

Our party of 13 made reservations the same night. Everyone commented on how good the food was. It was decent before but much better now. Must be a different cook and better menu because everything tasted so good. We enjoyed the combination bento boxes, chirashi bowl, California roll (made with real crab inside and not imitation!), and ramen. I feel lucky this is just a short walk away from us. The bento combination boxes for less than $25 each were worth it because they same with so much-- 3 items, salad, miso, and ice cream (the green tea ice cream is really good!)No need to hassle with finding parking on a Saturday night in San Francisco! I will be back.

With family in town visiting and asking for sushi, I thought of Tazaki Sushi, which is just a two block walk from my house. Conveniently located along the N-Judah line, it's very accessible via public transportation, as well. I called ahead three weeks in advance to see if they took reservations for a party of five because I just wanted to make sure that we'd have a table for our party of five and the man who picked up the phone said they did. He took my info and we show up three weeks later. Immediately after walking in the door, I see our table with a nice "RESERVED" sign on it. So, all good there.We were all looking through the menu and thinking of each of us ordering individual items, but then we saw the Ume Sushi Combo. It serves 5-6 people and includes the following: Dragon, Spider, Catepillar, and Cherry Blossom rolls and six nigiri pieces each of Unagi (bbq eel), Sake (salmon), Hamachi (tuna), Maguro (fatty belly of tuna), Tobiko (flying fish roe), and Hirame (flounder). It's $145.99 on the menu and which would mean about $30 a person. I don't think each of could order any better for $30, so this group platter is the way to go if you like most kinds of sushi and don't like to fuss with all that individual ordering.For appetizers, we got a Large Shrimp Tempura (4 pieces of tempura shrimp, 6 pieces of tempura vegetable) and also a order of Potato Croquettes (panko-encrusted softened potato).I know this might not be helpful to say, but everything was on point and super-delicious. I can't criticize it because the flavors were exceptionally good. Here's what I would say. If you're familiar with the Sunset's other longtime popular sushi place Noriega Teriyaki House, on Noriega and 25th Ave., this Tazaki Sushi place is decidedly better--both in flavor and value. I'm not sure why we haven't been patronizing Tazaki Sushi already since we've lived just two blocks away for the past 20 years, but we will definitely be back, and soon!

Love ordering their sushi and sashimi platters!This is my families go to place for birthdays and celebrations. Always delicious and so filling!

Still my FAVORITE place in the city for sushi. The fish is SO fresh. The 49er roll has scallops - you can't get this anywhere else. The service is always friendly and prompt. It's not the fanciest place but that means it's more affordable than other places. What matters isn't the ambiance but the quality of the fish, and you will get that every time!

Amazing food, big portions, quick service in a little cozy place. Adding this spot to my favorite list.

Unless you're a regular they acknowledge, don't bother putting your name down on the wait list. My party (5) was next on the list, and we got completely cut off by another group (6) that walked in after us. I know we were cut off in line because the sushi chef and John (I'm assuming he's one of the waiters) began to apologize when I inquired about the order of the wait list. So rather than asking the recently seated party to join the wait list, they immediately started moving another party of two to a smaller table to accommodate us to rectify their mistake. Not fair to us or the party that was inconvenienced. We ended up waiting 50+ mins for our food bc we were seated behind said party. Only reason why we stayed is because my mom really wanted to eat here.I reluctantly ordered their tenzaru soba, which is essentially cold buckwheat noodles with dipping sauce and tempura - that was a mistake. This order normally comes with two sauces, a warm dipping sauce for the tempura and a cold dipping sauce for the soba with optional chives, wasabi, and mushed daikon. For my order I got one cold dipping sauce (for everything?) which honestly just tasted like cold tempura dipping sauce... Definitely one of the worst examples of could tenzaru soba I've had in a while.I get that it was a busier night for them, but it was strike one, two, and three for them when we were blatantly ignored 7 times by all the waitresses inside. How do you make eye contact with us (a corner table) and still pretend you didn't see us? We just wanted soy sauce and the check...I sincerely dislike leaving poor reviews especially for small businesses, but this time you guys really earned your rating Tazaki - zero starts if I could.

Excellent sushi Very fresh fish . Tazaki San really cranks out some top grade excellent sushi . Waiter John is always nice friendly and helpful. Highly recommended.