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- EaterJanuary 8, 2014This lovely Mission izakaya is a must for its pristine chawanmushi, homemade tofu, chicken karaage, and other delights. The superb food is worth the extra cost. [Eater 38 Member]
- John WFebruary 10, 2013This is the best place to eat in the whole city. I just ate a deep fried smelt and it was top notch, balls to the wall, the best food I've ever had. Do yourself a favor and eat here and maybe marry it
- Serious EatsOctober 29, 2013This classy, minimalist Japanese focuses on the finer aspects of Japanese cuisine. Their silky, home-made tofu and sea urchin infused egg custard "chawanmushi" are popular favorites.
- tablehopperAugust 3, 2014It's subtle, but the crown jewel is the zaru tofu, custardy housemade tofu that comes with accompaniments like bonito flakes & ginger. Start with a sprinkling of salt to fully appreciate its flavor. Read more
- Cristina de LeraDecember 15, 2015Authentic japanese food in The Mission. One word: delicious! Don't miss karaage, eggplant in miso broth (Nasu no agebitashi) & Koshihikari rice for 2, (the salmon with ikura one is my favorite!)
- Charlotte AnderssonSeptember 10, 2015Eat before (or after) your dinner at Yuzuki or you'll leave hungry. Try the sake flight - really interesting to learn more about sake and to taste really good sake (for once).
- Ranu RajkarnikarMay 14, 2015Authentic Japanese small plates. Love the uni rice cakes, tempura, eggplant and sashimi. Cute neighborhood atmosphere too and friendly service. Save room for dessert!
- matt knoxMarch 11, 2013The size and cost of the different dishes is very uneven-the skewers are cheap and great, the mackerel is expensive and so-so. The karaage is amazing.
- Runqiu CaiMay 13, 2015Zaru tofu (homemade) and chawanmushi is amazing. Definitely get the koshihikari rice with salmon (takes 30 min)
- Definitely try Koshihikari rice. Order them beforehand. They have a good selection of Sake too.
- Katy ZackAugust 29, 2014Great sake selection. Everything I tried was amazing. Order the zaru tofu (melts in your mouth) and chicken meat balls.
- Tasting TableMay 2, 2012Get an order of okowa; these bamboo-leaf parcels contain sweet rice and bits of fresh chestnut and dried shiitake mushrooms. They're perfect in their simplicity: Read more
- DamonDecember 7, 2012Sit at the counter, sake guy Yoshi and owner Yuko couldn't be friendlier and will keep the recommendations coming. Ask Yoshi about his intro to sake class.
- Feras MousilliNovember 16, 2018Literally every dish we had was spectacular. Each was prepared with incredible attention to detail and quite authentic.
- Elliot LeeFebruary 7, 2016Sunomono: dungeness crab and fresh Naruto wakame seaweed salad with tosa vinaigrette
- TeresaDecember 17, 2018Yakitori has the char, but has no flavor or that savoriness you get from great yakitori. The deep fried dishes were mostly soggy/limp and greasy. Pricy considering the food and other izakaya options.
- Cherylynn NoronaNovember 30, 2011Not your run-of-the-mill hispter izakaya. AUTHENTIC! Get the Beef Tendon, Chawan Mushi w/ Uni, Braised Pork Belly and Kurobuta Pork w/ Miso!
- Petrus PennanenDecember 2, 2012Highly recommended! Authentic Japanese fine dining. They make their own Yuba. This place is a trend setter.
- Sibel AkcekayaJanuary 15, 2017It is a very different Japanese experience..Can't tell, you have to experience it
- tablehopperAugust 3, 2014The kakiage (fried vegetables and shrimp) are so good--be sure to sprinkle the green tea salt on top. Read more
- Don't miss the zaru tofu, karaage, and obanzai selection. Koshihikari rice is also superb.
- Will BrownNovember 9, 2013Everything I had was good and super interesting. Probably my favorite Japanese in the city.
- Brook ShelleyJanuary 24, 2016Delightful. Get all the specials, plus vegetables three ways, and the karaage
- Simon TanJanuary 20, 2017Order the rice to fill you up, because the skewers themselves won't be enough
- Bernat UnanueAugust 9, 2014The sake server knows everything about them. Don't hesitate to ask for his opinion.
- Steven WakuuJune 11, 2018Delicious spot, but extremely small portions and expensive prices. Even with a bunch of orders, you won't be full. Spent about $200 for two and ended up going to another location for more food.
- Lauren HNovember 14, 2011Loved the chicken meatball, deep fried breaded pork, chicken karaage. All else was good, but overall portions too meager vs price
- Jason McKinnonFebruary 13, 2014Get the Obanzai. And let Yoshi guide you through their wonderful sake list.
- MSeptember 27, 2012Portions are tiny. Tiny for real. Good place to get some appetizers before you go across the street and eat for real.
- Jason MowSeptember 19, 2015Tasty food, but portions are small (typical for izakaya) but selection is not that wide. End up eating lots of different stuff, but pricey.
- Brett LiderNovember 10, 2011It took 5 tapas-style dishes to fill me up. That plus sake made it pretty expensive. But everything was tasty.