Fresh sushi, cozy vibes, and San Francisco charm.
Akiko's Sushi Bar in San Francisco delivers Japanese and sushi cuisine in a small, cozy setting with a compact sushi bar. Reviewers praise incredibly fresh fish, a varied menu (including notable udon), and friendly, efficient service. Some guests feel the value is premium, but the experience is consistently welcoming and tasty.
542 Mason St unit A, San Francisco, CA 94102, USA
Handcrafted nigiri with fresh fish, served in curated sets for a traditional sushi experience.
Creative and classic sushi rolls made with high-quality ingredients and expert preparation.
Warm and flavorful udon dishes, perfect for a comforting meal in our cozy setting.
Traditional miso soup served as a starter or side to complement your meal.
Convenient takeout options for enjoying our fresh sushi and Japanese dishes at home or on the go.
Overall rating
Alana C
Phenomenal food, i got Togo and it’s the best sushi i ever had. I must try it in person. The atmosphere is very cozy, great service, and the food? Some of the most freshest, delicious, smoothest, creamiest, just thinking about this sushi makes me crave it.
Jade Jang
Quite deceptive nigiris for the price (paid $64 for 12 nigiris and miso soup). The quality of the fish and rice was soso, the selection of different fish types could have been better. The shape of nigiris was not made in a clean manner. Not a japanese-quality sushi place.
Michelle Q
Awfully average at a premium price Came in excited, left bewildered. I ordered the premium nigiri set: 12 pieces for $70 before tax. The fish? Passably fresh, but not premium. Each piece sat atop a sad little blob of rice, noticeably smaller than traditional servings. It felt more like a sampler from someone still learning the ropes than a showcase of skill. The miso soup? Diluted to the point of existential crisis. Tasteless. Full stop. Add a pot of green tea and the bill crept just shy of $100 with tax and tip. I get it, this is SF. But for that price, you could have a transcendent sushi experience elsewhere. This was aggressively mediocre, and the value just isn’t there. Keep searching, folks this isn’t it.
Utsavi Dalwadi
Really cute little spot with lots of variety in the menu. The udon here was so so so good! Service was also welcoming and efficient. Will be back!
T
A hidden gem in Exton! - Tiny, cozy spot with a super small sushi bar and simple decor—but don’t let that fool you. The fish is incredibly fresh and the food quality is outstanding. Felt like a local secret. I had a great experience and will definitely be back!
