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    3.9 (315 reviews)
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    Outdoor seating

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    Chili lime shrimp chips, rice crackers with seaweed, takoyaki ball corn puffs
    Lizzie S.

    Solid caffeinated drinks and I really like their selection of Japanese snacks and cooking ingredients. There's often a group of older people sitting outside. They seem to be big fans and I like how they are regulars! I like grabbing snacks at Common Sage before tennis, after pilates, or before going to a show or game. They have unique items and also pretty good spam musubi and omusubi. I like their matcha, black sesame, hojicha, and Thai iced tea drinks! Service can be hit or miss.

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    Stephanie C.

    Came in after my brother sent me a link about this establishment. I lived in Honolulu for 35 years and moved back to the city in 2011. I ordered their specials and ramen. I also came back to buy some take home food items. Service is excellent and friendly. Ambiance had a vintage feeling. Tables for those that want to eat their ramen inside! Support this small business'

    Chashu Pork Omusubi and Spicy Tuna rice ball
    Fiona T.

    This is a convenient store with a tiny kitchen. I grabbed a $1.99 Konjac Jelly Yuzu. It was good. At the counter, I ordered a $4.75 Chashu Pork Omusubi and $4.45 Spicy Tuna. The chashu pork omusubi was really good! Freshly made, nice and hot, and super flavorful.

    Salmon Omusubi Chashu Pork Omusubi
    Vira P.

    Yelp had an Elite event here that I sadly didn't get into. But I pass by Common Sage often and I decided to check it out when my parents were visiting. My dad ordered the full-sized ramen while my mom and I got the combo (half ramen, one onigiri of your choice). The broth is so comforting! It had deep umami and pork flavor. And splurge a little to get the egg to add to the richness of the broth. You won't regret it! The woman who took our order was the owner and she described her process on making the broth. It truly is a labor of love, which is why it's so good! The onigiri is large and pretty good. My mom got the salmon and I got the spicy tuna. They might have teriyaki sauce packets for the salmon if you want extra flavor. The spicy tuna wasn't too spicy, but still very flavorful. There's only outdoor seating, and not much of it. I think there's only 5 tables. I notice locals taking a table or two, but otherwise turnaround time is quick. There's more foot traffic on Polk, so if you want to eat with a little bit of peace, try to get a table on the Sacramento side. It's also an Asian grocery store carrying Korean and Japanese products. Common Sage is a mom-and-pop shop that provides comforting dishes and has a hometown feel. Definitely check it out and support local!

    Cookies
    JP S.

    Natasha is a great host! She recommended options for our first time here from the Auburn (CA) area. The attention to detail and sharing her own experiences and favorites were a welcomed bonus for us as we stood looking at the board.

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    Jazlene T.

    Hidden gem if you know you know, it's pretty small but they have a wide variety of options from drinks, frozen foods, instant ramen, condiments, and candy. They have a hot bar menu with omusubis, ramen, sandwiches, rice dishes, and cafe items. The lady at the counter was lowkey rude or just seemed to hate her job lol. Minus 2 stars for the service. Cash is recommended as there's a $5 minimum spend on cards. I got the spicy tuna omusubi and passion fruit iced tea, grabbed a chocolate snack. My friends got the chashu pork omusubi, spam musubi, and tuna omusubi. They favored the tuna omusubi. Spam musubi was soggy and the sauce / flavor could've been better. Overall, I'd come here on a budget or if I'm craving some Japanese snacks. Next time, I'll try the matcha and ramen. It's like a Japanese convenience store on Polk.

    Judy L.

    Stopped by here for a quick bite and really enjoyed the vibe and omusubi I ended up ordering. I ordered the salmon and chashu pork. They were both good but I think I enjoyed the chashu more! I do wish there was a bit more meat compared to rice ratio though! I like that there were instructions on the omusubi wrapper to inform us on how to successfully unwrap the seaweed portion to combine with the rice ball portion. The omusubi was also all made fresh and so it came out nice and warm! Staff was very nice and the store was very clean. Besides the freshly prepared food, there was also a supermarket area where you can find Japanese snacks and food items in general.

    Lunch is served! Thai tea and Onigiri
    Celeste C.

    Nice little Japanese-Korean bodega on Post Street. Grabbed a few salmon onigiri and a Thai tea for lunch. Glad we stumbled upon this place. Will return on my next SF visit.

    Omasubi salmon
    Denise C.

    Superette Japanese Korean with a cafe and food ...ramen meat and omusubi ..called the onigiri omusubi and the catch is u wrap the sushi triangle. .got kimchi ..fun and different ..it's been for about ten years ..the nice lady

    Saher D.

    my friend and I stumbled in while we were shopping nearby into this grocery store. we ended up ordering the spicy tuna omusubi. I will say that this one had more rice than I've head before but it was still really good!

    thai tea 5/5!!
    Chloe C.

    Food - ordered the asian sandwich and a thai tea asian sandiwch - i'd say it was like a 3/5. i don't live too far from the place and by the time I got home, maybe less than 5 minutes, the bread wasn't crispy. the sandwich also came with a lot of sauce, so the bread felt a bit mushy and overall sauce was drippy. thai tea - 5/5 SUPER GOOD! not too sweet and it tasted super creamy. highly recommend! Service - quick and fast. Walked in, ordered, food was ready in about under 10 minutes. Ambiance - cute little spot. Kinda reminds me of a convenience store because they also sell supermarket stuff but japanese themed.

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    Jolens V.

    Wonderful selection of Japanese cuisine and merchandise. The service from Jinx was excellent. She was very attentive and friendly. The place was very clean and friendly, I found a lot of different things that were very nice. Overall my experience was very positive and I enjoyed it.

    1/2 Bowl of Miso Ramen Omusubi Combo
    Linda Y.

    The vibe of this place is cute, like a Japanese convenience store. There's not much seating, but I was running an errand on Polk St so I stopped by for a quick bite on the weekend and it was empty. Got the miso ramen with pork 1/2 combo with an omusubi (think I also got some type of chashu pork for that one). The omusubi is pretty flavorful but has too much rice and not enough filling imo. Ramen was flavorful but also too salty. Overall good for a quick pick-me-up but don't go looking for top notch quality! It's a homey corner spot, would recommend trying the omusubis they have interesting flavors.

    Konbu Omusubi, Ume Omusubi, Nori Paste Omusubi

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    Just stopped by for the first time & got a flat white. Very good strong flavor. Friendly customer service. Would go back again.

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