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9 years ago

Have you ever been so caught up in conversation and had the waitress order for you? For the first time that happened to me at Moshi Moshi. My aunt was visiting from France and she is a hoot. The waitress was more than awesome and recommended delicious drinks and rolls, which I don't remember the name of and looked them up retrospectively. We had sake nage(and scallion roll), geisha roll, sauteed noodles, and tempure plates. Everything was delicious. Parking was easy near Portrero Hill. We waited a bit for seats despite making a reservation. That was no problem at all. They had bar seating and we ordered drinks. Short story: they have awesome waiters/waitresses, great beer on tap, great mixed drink selections, and delicious rolls. read more

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Isabel P.

6 years ago

Can't believe I had not been here before. Fantastic patio dining experience. Deliciously crafted sushi. Highly recommend. Excellent service. read more

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Teresa D.

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10 years ago

For me, it's about the cocktails here -- the bartenders seem to know their stuff and I never come away disappointed by whatever I've chosen.

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Sam I.

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4 years ago

4.5! Really solid good backyard and great service. The karaage was the best I've ever had. Good fresh fish. And fun bar. read more

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Melinda M.

3 years ago

Relaxed atmosphere, incredible food! Staff enjoys making a delightful experience. Expand your horizons and have a delicious meal. Fantastic whiskey bar! read more

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Jake L.

6 years ago

Truly the best Japanese food, and specialty bar, for that matter, in San Francisco. The staff are superb, the service is stellar, and the food and drink is out of this world! Moshi Moshi likely will become my new regular spot, and eagerly look forward to going again. read more

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David B.

4 years ago

I've been to this place numerous times. I live just down the block. Alas, this place is very hit-or-miss. Sometimes the food is wonderful and the service attentive and friendly, even jovial. Other times, the food is cold or the fish is of poor quality or the deep-fried food is just way too greasy or salty. But the biggest issue is the service. The service, especially on a Friday night, can be incredibly slow. Ten minutes to be seated. Twenty minutes before they bring water. Forty minutes between the salad and the main course. My guess is they take way too many phone orders and they haven't got enough preparers to take care of the dine-in customers in a timely manner. And the wait staff. Sometimes they are talkative, friendly and jovial. Other times, I'm treated as if I look like Ted Kaczynski and fart like Rudy Giuliani. They are very Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. And I don't find the built-in seating comfortable at all. read more

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Sally K.

4 years ago

Nigiris were good and the roll was okay, but the wine wasn't my taste. Service was fast. Overall, it was okay but wasn't that memorable. read more

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Francis C.

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Came here for a work lunch. The place is cute. We sat outside. Which they have decorate into a patio kind of area. The rolls are pricey for the area but around the same price as other sushi restaurants. That being said, these rolls are way bigger and have a lot more fish on them. We order a dragon roll, the lunch special- which can be 1,2, or 3 options. The salmon was a good size. Cooked well. The octopus salad was pretty small. Overall, everyone enjoyed their meal. And I'd come back for there intro miso soup. Super delicious!!! read more

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Sarah R.

6 years ago

I tried the spicy tuna rolls and it met the standard. Then my co-worker, who picked up the office order and got way too much food for herself, insisted on sharing her smokey rosemary scented ahi tuna with me. I haven't been able to stop thinking about how delicious her plate of rice, salad and ahi was. I am going back for more ASAP! (Haven't actually been to the restaurant yet though) read more

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Eddie W.

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8 years ago

Chicken wings and salmon collar were the true standouts for me. Well seasoned and executed just right The spicy rice bowl, can't recall the name, but it was true to name. The spice masked a lot of the flavor but if all you want is a good burn then you can't go wrong with that dish Outdoor seating area is a nice touch Overall Thoughts A decent neighborhood restaurant serving solid food with no frills read more

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Christian V.

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I'm so glad I found this place! I would actually rate them 4.5 stars but I think it's worthy enough to round up to 5. A friend and I came here for an early dinner on a Friday night and luckily we made a reservation because it started to get pretty busy! I highly recommend making a reservation especially on the weekends. We sat on the backyard garden patio and it was so nice! Definitely try to sit out there if you want a dinner with that aesthetic ambiance as well. For the sushi, we ordered the chef's choice sashimi, the rainbow spider roll, the haleakala roll, and the sun dragon roll! All the food was presented very nicely and pleasing to the eye. Everything tasted super fresh and high quality, especially the sashimi! It came with 6 different types of fish and all the pieces were pretty thick so you for sure get your money's worth! My favorite roll of the 3 would have to be the haleakala roll b/c it tasted so unique - I've never had a roll like it before! It's an avo-cumber roll topped with a lightly torched albacore and a chili oil on top. At first, it looked like it was gonna be spicy, but it wasn't too bad! The chili oil on top gives it a different flavor since it typically isn't paired with sushi and the torched albacore on top also gives it that hint of smokiness. Overall, I would 100% come back to this place and I love that it's in a part of sf that's not super busy! I thought parking here would be tough, but it was really easy; there are tons of free 1 hr parking spaces (non parallel parking spaces) located just a block away behind the restaurant. read more

Moshi Moshi - (L-R) sun dragon roll, rainbow spider roll, chef's choice sashimi, and hailakea roll! - Sushi Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Lexee K.

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6 years ago

Ordered the combo. with salmon teriyaki & the California roll. The flavor and the quality of the salmon was incredible. I would 100% come back for this alone. The California roll wasn't anything special unfortunately. We also ordered shishito peppers for the table, which was actually my first time trying them. They were the perfect level of sweet & spicy. read more

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Miriam T.

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7 years ago

A small restaurant with bar in a separate room located away from the busy wharf area. It's a nice place to enjoy eats and drinks amongst the single crowd and business associates. Their food is average and the service is friendly. Waitress came by to check on us often to refill our water. read more

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Ben M.

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7 years ago

Stopped in for lunch. Tempura, real California roll with crab, and fried chicken. Also a nice beer. All were excellent. Good service too. Busy and popular place. Decor could be improved, the floor especially is a bit cheesy. read more

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Nathan L.

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12 years ago

This place is literally right outside my apartment. I love going here when I am craving sushi on a splurge or just want to get out and have some time to myself. This place is small, but it has a lot of cool things going for it. One thing I noticed right off the bat is the owner. At least I'm pretty sure he was the owner. Super nice, warm, welcoming, and was super jolly. He always looks after each customer and man do I HAVE MAD RESPECT FOR THOSE PEOPLE. The food here is awesome too and surprisingly the sushi itself is top notch. I'm not talking about the rolls so if you want rolls, perhaps another restaurant is best suited for you. If you get the rolls, I guarantee you will just say meh. But for the sashimi...it's got all the works going for it. They even have a bar inside if you are interested, but I don't usually drink. But once you put that slice of sashimi in your mouth it will feel like someone punched you in the face because it was so delicious. POW. read more

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Jenny T.

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16 years ago

Thanks to restaurant.com, I used my $25 gift certificate and saved about $15. Yayy!! The sushi here was very delicious and extremely reasonably priced. They range from about $5 to $13. Me and my friend ordered 5 rolls and we finished the suckers. We are girls but we sure can eat and are DAMN proud of it! My favorite sushi was this one that had lemon slices on top. It was genius. The lemon really gave a sour kick to the sushi which made it unique and super tasty. The server was suuuuper friendly and attentive (extra tips for him!) which makes me happy because I've had FARRR too many horrilbe servers in the past. Thanks dude!! read more

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Kat P.

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11 years ago

An overrated and overpriced lunch stop that only happened because it's right down the street from where I was working. My coworkers and I came here for a late lunch because we all wanted Japanese food, but didn't want to stray too far from our office. So we walked down the street after perusing Yelp and finding Moshi Moshi, and prepared ourselves for lunch. Service: During this time, the waiters seemed to be more worried with making sure people were getting drinks and not actually food. Although the person who took our order was prompt and responsive, the person who brought out our food did not know where any of the plates went, and could not even describe any of the rolls (even though we all ordered very standard ones). We asked in advance to split our bill, but when it came time to pay, we had to ask again. Space: If you're playing country music in a Japanese restaurant, you're doing it wrong. Food: I ordered a basic salmon and scallion roll, not expecting much, and I wasn't disappointed. It was just as mediocre as I expected it to be: boring salmon, mushy rice, and just overall messy. I find it laughable that they charge you for extra wasabi and soy sauce when the food itself isn't that great to begin with. My coworker seemed to enjoy the onion croquette, but its paste-like consistency didn't really appeal to me. The rice on everyone's sushi just seemed old and unappealing. Moshi Moshi also serves a chicken broth that's a little too salty with your lunch. Enjoy it, I guess. Overall, I would only come here as a last minute option. read more

Moshi Moshi - From top left, clockwise: Onion Croquette, Lobster Roll, Spicy Tuna Roll, Salmon and Scallion Roll, and California Roll - Sushi Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

Moshi Moshi - A sub-par California Roll with mushy rice and soggy seaweed paper. - Sushi Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

Moshi Moshi - From top left, clockwise: Onion Croquette, Lobster Roll, Spicy Tuna Roll, Salmon and Scallion Roll, and California Roll. With chicken soup. - Sushi Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Russell J.

4 years ago

My go-to place for the 20 years that I've lived in the neighborhood. Great service, best ahi tuna in the area, and their caterpillar roll is addictive. read more

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Ryan G.

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6 years ago

Great sushi place. The price reflects the location. It is a little pricey but it's large portions and good quality. Everyone complain and giving a low star count for price are just cheapskates. read more

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Sean S.

7 years ago

My favorite spot in the city. Let me tell you why. The obvious thing you may be interested in is, the sushi is great! Fresh, interesting, and fun. The other item as like fish collar, or wings, or ahi coconut Katsu, all hit the spot. What makes it the best is how wonderful the "side biz" is. Drinks selection is also fun and interesting. (Try the bourbon bliss, or a sake or two.) But wait there's more! It is by far the friendliest staff ever. Good, honest, kind people. (Not fake and overly excited, but solid kind staff). The owner is a fun delight. Finally, they accomplish all of this without being pretentious or overpriced. My wife and I love this place and visit weekly (at least)! read more

Moshi Moshi - We visited 10 times before we realized the drinks and cocktail were great too! - Sushi Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Teri C.

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Moshi Moshi was referred by my friend's colleague and we found ourselves here as our choice for dinner before some serious salsa dancing at the nearby Cafe Cocomo. It's a Saturday night around 6:30 pm and it's not too busy. Deciding between the Moshi Moshi Combination Dinner ($15.95 for a bento box w/ three choices AND a side of gyoza, a tekka roll, or CA roll) or the Bento Box Combination ($11.95 for a bento box with two choices), I decided on the latter. I'm a sucker for the tempura and sashimi combo. The tempura came with two shrimp and about four to five pieces of vegetables. The batter was a bit thicker than what I would prefer, but tasty still. And the sashimi consisted of large pieces of tuna and white tuna, two each. The fish was okay. Not exactly the best quality as determined when I bit into one piece only to have it not break off at all. (This is where you have to just open your mouth and stick the whole piece of fish into your mouth since it won't break.) The bento box came with rice, salad, soup and ice cream. I think the prices for the bento boxes are a good bet. My other dining companions also got the Bento Box -Chicken Teriyaki and Gyoza for one, and Tonkatsu and Gyoza for the other. We also had diners that tried out the hamachi sashimi (she was not impressed and had leftover pieces), the Caterpillar roll, the Sake nigiri (smoked salmon, not fresh), and a few other sushi rolls too. One of my dining companions also ordered Edamame and was disappointed that it came out cold. She asked if they could heat it up for her, and they did. Overall, I gave this restaurant a three star because of the prices of the bento boxes and some of the rolls didn't seem as expensive either. However, I wasn't impressed with the sashimi I had and wouldn't return for sushi, just Japanese food only. They also had a small bar with beer on tap and outdoor seating which means this place may liven up when there's a game on. The owner did come out and say hello as well and the service was decent. Sadly, nothing really fabulous to rage about. read more

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Tramy V.

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We were really disappointed with our experience here! We came here on a Friday evening with a party of ten. The waitress, Marie M, was not very inviting. As the night progressed, we were continuously shocked by how rude she was. One person in our party ordered the udon. It came out as a sauteed noodle dish, instead of the udon soup she thought it was. Well, we kindly asked Marie M. whether we could switch it, and she was very unhappy about the whole situation. Instead of being polite and nice, she argued back telling us thats why she had confirmed the dish when we ordered it. She refused to take it back, and came to the solution of getting us some miso broth to pour on top of the noodles. ARE YOU SERIOUS? How can you take a non-soup dish, and just pour miso soup on top of it? The situation was handled so unprofessionally! When it was time to pay our bill, we wanted it split. She wasn't very happy about splitting the bill three ways. She grabbed the split bills and said she had to add on the mandatory 20% gratuity and disappeared. When she returned a while later, she was still treating us in a very rude way, and asked if we wanted to talk to her manager. Why would we want to speak to the manager if she had treated us right? After this long process, we decided we didn't want to spend much more time here and left. Our experience was the first and last. She hardly deserved the 20% gratuity we were forced to pay. The rest of the food was decent, but not enough to forget about the service. read more

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Christine M.

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We came for lunch, not too far of a walk from Kaiser Mission bay. Place wasn't too busy around 1....the server seemed kind of new, took a bit to be seated. He didn't seem to know the menu really well... Food was good though, I had the bento box...beef teriyaki and rock n roll I think it was...good portions. We also shared the kaarage which was nice. We had a cup of chicken broth as our soup, they only serve miso at night, which is fine. my coworkers had the tonkatsu bento, she enojoyed it, ate it all. another had the seafood udon. although she wanted soba...but she didn't want to bother them with changing it... it's definitely not cheap sushi, but satisfying. I would come back, there's not too many food options around here. read more

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T L.

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15 years ago

(See pic) Review #1033. First off they served some clear soup in a cup, which I thought was green tea and was a bit surprised to find it salty. Interesting. They had 1, 2 or 3 item combo plus other apps and dishes. Had the $10.5 for 2 item combo that included "hand-carved rib-eye beef" which tasted dry and without flavor, rubbery/leathery and frozen. And this item was an $1 extra. The unagi with avocado and tobiko was with more unagi sauce, tobiko and rice but not a lot of fish nor avocado. The side salad was good and the rice was okay. The food definitely looked more pleasing than its taste. Surprisingly the place got quite busy and almost no seat available around noon. I can't be quite sure it was the quality of food but it might very well be because there aren't many choices in this proximity and Japanese cuisine. The setting was modern and doubt it's owned by Japanese. Service was good and they kept coming to refill the tea/iced water. read more

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Jessica K.

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5 years ago

Tried this place for the first time during lunch. Food is delicious (I had the ahi tuna bowl). The service is also stellar and the price is decent! Will definitely be a regular! read more

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Jeffrey S.

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This place has been around for ages. That's what I'm told--I have family that used to work across the street, and pop in for lunch all of the time. It's been the better part of a decade since that was the case, but when we were out exploring the area for old times' sake, we decided to stop in here for the memories. Not much has changed, I'm told. But from what I could see, that's not really a bad thing. It's not shabby inside, but it's not totally chic. It's Japanese food, but it's not blatantly Japanese. It's deceptively authentic; you get some really interesting things, some menu items that are a bit more common, and it's all in an atmosphere that says "lunch" louder than it does "Japan". The lunches, after all, are where they shine. Should you be lucky enough to find parking in the part of town in the middle of the day (you're fighting with large buildings that have no parking, and the streets are crammed, wheel to wheel), you'll be in for a nice, efficient meal. Plus, full bar if you want one of those loooonger, Friday kind of lunches. Combos are the name of the game. There are a few sushi combos, and they're pretty up front in the menu, labeling one section as Maki and the other as Americanized. Their words. So if you want a reliable sushi spot, then go right ahead. My money, however, went towards the big box on the middle of the menu, with grill combos. Choose a one, two, or three-item combo plate for 10.95, 14.95, or 18.95 respectively. You have three sections to choose from: grilled (think chicken or beef teriyaki), deep fried (think tempura) and sushi (with rolls or sashimi upgrade available). Mix and match, and they come with salad, rice, and miso. The miso is served in a cup for sipping, and I rather like that. Plus, the miso wasn't a salt bomb as they can be, but rather a nice, tender thing with shaved carrot and green onion. I could have sipped on a few of them. The salad is straightforward, and for the combo I got a seared tuna and beef teriyaki. The beef was cooked until just pink and it was fantastic. Tender, seasoned well, and not drowned in teriyaki sauce. The tuna was lightly seared, and though thin, still maintained its pink, cool center except on the thinned edges. I was satisfied with the portions, and happy with my choice. Next time I would probably explore the soups (choose either soba or udon noodles). I'm not a huge devotee of donburi, but I don't know that I've had a great sampling, so perhaps this is worth a shot. Since I haven't had dinner, I'm left to imagine if they're still as bumping and focused, or if it becomes a much more neighborhoody kind of affair, at a more relaxed pace. Dunno. read more

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Andrew S.

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I've eaten lunch at the bar a few times here. The sushi is delivered every other day and is quite fresh, except one time when the salmon wasn't as fresh as usual... might have just been that batch of salmon they got that day or the day before. The staff is very nice and they also have a very nice selection of japanese whiskey among other types of whiskey as well. Staff can help pick out the type of whiskey you are looking for! The sushi is quite expensive but great for a light meal. Friendly and attentive staff, delicious food, hefty price tag. read more

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Ken G.

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On this visit I had the Donburi, which was basically an omelet-style dish with meat and vegetables served over rice - this was good and arrived as a very hearty dish. Mine had pork pieces, which added a nice flavor to this dish. I also ordered their Grilled Combinations - I had the Hadaka Chicken and Beef Rib-eye and both were great and had some nice flavor. This is a low-key spot that serves very good food in a casual setting. The customer service is very good. read more

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Emily R.

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I am visiting San Fran for a few days, and came here because it is close to where I am staying. I am so happy I stumbled upon this great Japanese eatery! Came during happy hour and ordered the garlic edamame which is a MUST!! So delicious, I've never had anything like it before. Also had the potato korokke, which I've had elsewhere and though this was great! As per sushi, I had the Carmel roll which was nicely prepared and tasted great, as well as a salmon and eel roll from the Maki menu. Everything was fresh, tasted great, and was nicely presented. Staff was very friendly, and the place had a cozy atmosphere. Only negative is I thought the prices were a little high, but you can work around that. read more

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Vu P.

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The two-item combo was very average... it came with miso soup, a small salad, a bowl of rice, and two items. For my two items, I got the spicy tuna rolls and chicken karaage. The miso soup was good, however the spicy tuna rolls were average and the chicken karaage was very bland and mediocre. Overall, the food was filling, but unsatisfying. read more

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Hiromi N.

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A quick place for a bite (come early to avoid the lunch crowd) in the Mission Bay/Dogpatch area near the new UCSF campus. The chilled Zaru soba called my name on a warm SF day, as well as, the seared ahi tuna salad (DERICIOUS). The fish is fresh and I've enjoyed their sushi and sashimi without fear. The complimentary broth to start the meal makes my Hapa-nese soul smile. The calpico drink brings back my childhood memories. The price is moderate, the service is efficient and polite. Very pleased and I will be back! read more

Moshi Moshi - Ahi tuna salad with Ume Shiso vinegarette (to the left, to the left...) & zaru soba! Oiiiishhhhiii! - Sushi Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Vas N.

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7 years ago

Moshi Moshi is a local gem where you can count on high quality of food and service. It has soul. 5 out of 5 for me. It has a rolling menu of fresh cuts and offers a solid selection of spirits. read more

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Paul S.

5 years ago

I can't say enough how much I love this place, and how lucky we all are to have it in the neighborhood. Amazing food, really innovative rolls and cocktails, and a great environment (esp the beautifully kept back garden). Love! read more

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Alena W.

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Thank you, Yelpers and Restaurant. com! The hubby and I had a date day to San Francisco on the day after Thanksgiving. No baby, no worries. We decided to go to the International Auto Show, then saw Transporter 3 and then hit Moshi Moshi. This was obviously a day designed for my husband. Because of the $25 Restaurant.com gift certificate that I purchased for $3, I felt inclined to order some appetizers. We shared Edamame, Korokke (kinda like McDonald's hashbrowns--in a good way) and the Tempura Taster. All yum. For rolls, I had the Spider and the hubby had the Golden Gate and the Philly. He is more of a sushi lover than I am and he was very pleased. The service was efficient but could have been friendlier. The bathrooms were super cute (they offered Method soap and even had lotion!). All in all, a nice place in a really random area of San Francisco. Print out directions! read more

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Jen E.

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Consistently good. I was a bit wary at first, because it doesn't come off as a truly "authentic" Japanese restaurant (ok, ok...I'll admit, because of the overtly non-Asian staff,) but look more closely... I've lived in Japan and have to say the selections here are absolutely delicious and authentic. There's always a list of specials that add to the already wide selection of dishes to choose from. The 2 and 3 item combo are SO good; they offer a slew of options, and even what you'd think are 'basic' choices are really excellently-executed: katsu (chicken or tonkatsu) and tempura are perfectly fried, and teriyaki selections utilize choice cuts of chicken and beef, grilled to perfection. Bonus: the portions are generous. I have quickly become a regular, be it dine in (great/friendly service, always!) or take out (host/hostess is always efficient and friendly as well). I've converted multiple friends into regulars here as well, and they rave about the fish, the uni, the rolls. I also love that it's on this unassuming corner in the Dogpatch. Definitely a neighborhood gem. Never packed, but we're starting to see traffic pick up on the weekends. Rightly so. P.S. I'm SO glad I found an alternative to mediocre LIVE Sushi (bleh). Also love the enclosed patio and the full bar! Not typical in Japanese joints, but here you can see there's also an appreciation for a good craft cocktail, and trained bartenders who host cool things like whiskey tastings there. Also, I love that the older Japanese man (perhaps the owner?) regularly swings by the establishment, stopping at tables, bowing, saying thank you for our patronage...it's so endearing, also makes us want to keep coming back. Oh, and extra star they have Bubbies mochi ice cream (!!) of Hawaii fame...I'm a bit biased since I'm from there, but between that and the green tea matcha tiramisu (I've NEVER had anything like it)...I'm absolutely sold. Check it out. read more

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Samir K.

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Solid Japanese food in Dogpatch that was super empty when we went in, which was great. They had an extensive cocktail menu that looked interesting (and apparently they have a large variety of Japanese scotch) but I was still getting over a cold, so stuck to green tea. Shared: a giant roll that was a little strong on the mayo that was shaped into a heart. Pretty good, but I think by having so many ingredients it took away from the overall goodness of the roll. I had the soup with udon noodles that came with Kara age. I love kara-age, but I think they used chicken breast instead of thigh, ah well. The soup was bold and flavorful. My fiancee got the vegetarian rolls, but she didn't seem to enjoy them as much as I enjoyed my meal. Didn't get dessert. Overall, knocked off a star for a limited vegetarian menu and high price. read more

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2092 3rd St
San Francisco, CA 94107
Dogpatch, Potrero Hill
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(415) 861-8285
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Hours

What time does Moshi Moshi open?

Moshi Moshi opens at 5:00 PM on Monday, Saturday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Moshi Moshi opens at 11:30 AM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.

What time does Moshi Moshi close?

Moshi Moshi closes at 8:45 PM on Monday, Saturday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Moshi Moshi closes at 1:45 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Moshi Moshi is closed on Sunday.

Mon, Sat 5:00 PM - 8:45 PMTue-Fri 11:30 AM - 1:45 PM, 5:00 PM - 8:45 PMSun Closed

Payment methods

Does Moshi Moshi take Bitcoin?

No, Moshi Moshi does not take Bitcoin.

Does Moshi Moshi take credit cards?

Yes, Moshi Moshi takes credit cards.

Food & Alcohol

Does Moshi Moshi have catering options?

No, Moshi Moshi does not have catering options.

Does Moshi Moshi have a drive thru?

No, Moshi Moshi does not have a drive thru.

Does Moshi Moshi have a happy hour?

Yes, Moshi Moshi has a happy hour.

Does Moshi Moshi serve alcohol?

Yes, Moshi Moshi serves alcohol. Full Bar

Services

Is Moshi Moshi by appointment only?

No, Moshi Moshi is not by appointment only.

Indoor Amenities

Does Moshi Moshi allow dogs?

No, Moshi Moshi does not allow dogs.

Does Moshi Moshi have TVs?

No, Moshi Moshi does not have TVs.

Outdoor Amenities

Does Moshi Moshi have bike parking?

Yes, Moshi Moshi has bike parking.

Does Moshi Moshi have outdoor seating?

Yes, Moshi Moshi has outdoor seating options.

Does Moshi Moshi have parking?

Yes, Moshi Moshi has parking options. Street Parking

Other Amenities

Is Moshi Moshi wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Moshi Moshi is wheelchair accessible.

Does Moshi Moshi allow outdoor smoking?

No, Moshi Moshi does not allow outdoor smoking.

Does Moshi Moshi have free WiFi?

Yes, Moshi Moshi has free WiFi.

From the Business

Specialties

Moshi is a San Francisco Legacy restaurant serving grill, sushi, cocktails, sake, and one of the most comprehensive collections of Japanese whisky this side of the Mississippi.

History

Established in 1986.

In 2006, under new management, Mits got the help he needed to realize his dream of Nihon-centric Cuisine with finely crafted cocktails. He often expounds about the wafu of Moshi Moshi and what it means to offer his heart to the patrons. Wafu is not just Japanese style but the way that Moshi reflects the amalgamation of the employees' personalities and the essence of simple Japanese style back at the patrons. He is not concerned with authentic Japanese cuisine, but focused on how the employees and their heritage and passions influence the Japanese style and cuisine at Moshi Moshi. This is the new-wafu. For the full story visit our ABOUT page at MoshiMoshiSF on the web.

Meet the Business Owner: Mitsuru A.

....By 1985 Mits had decided to partner with Chio Tadanori, Master Chef with the credentials to perform hochoshiki. They created Akinai, a new business venture. Mits and Chio wanted to find the next new wave, which led them farther away from the Van Ness corridor, south of South of Market, but before the names Mission Bay and "Historic Dogpatch" were coined. They found a sleepy chowder bar called The Barnacle on the corner of 18th and 3rd. Moshi Moshi was established there in 1987..... find the full story on our ABOUT page at MoshiMoshiSF website.

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Ask the Community - Moshi Moshi

Do they have gluten free options?

Yes! And there is a GF filter on the NOM menu https://moshimoshi.nom.menu/

Some authentic Japanese restaurants do not accept tips. Does this one do so or not?

We never claim to be "authentic" because we are in California and staffed by locals. Tips are appreciated. If you want to know why our beloved owner, Mitsuru Akashi, did not want to use the word "authentic," come by for a dram of Akkeshi, and we can… Read more

Are dogs allowed in the outdoor garden dining area?

Yes! We love dogs!

Is it all you can eat sushi?

Nope! Individually priced rolls.

What time is happy hour?

As slow as their bartenders are, forget about happy hour. You'll be lucky if you get one drink. Good food, but terrible service. When I go there for a meal, it's worth bringing your own bottle and pay just pay the corkage fee.

Do they serve any vegetarian/ vegan sushi options?

Yes, they do!

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