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    Sushi Hon

    4.3 (585 reviews)
    Ultra High-EndJapanese, Sushi Bars
    Closed 12:00 pm - 2:30 PM, 5:00 PM - 11:00 PM
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Omakase dinner menu for 9/6/26
    Cathy B.

    Came here to celebrate the bf's bday. We did the dinner omakase, a bottle of sake and a supplement and everything came out to about ~$500 including the 20% gratuity. Everything was delicious - the fish was fresh, rice was perfectly seasoned, the chef was pleasant and the service was not bad. The omakase was $155 per person and it was about ~15 items so not bad. We enjoyed our food and our chat w the chef. Will def visit again for special occasion

    Seaweed salad
    Cara L.

    Delish as always! I did the à la cart menu but definitely want to return for the omikase. I started with the seaweed salad and then had 2 hand rolls and a salmon skin build your own hand roll dish. Def also try the rose lemonade - it's amazing!

    Haily R.

    Sushi Hon was one of the best sushi restaurants I've ever tried! Not only was the sushi incredibly fresh, but each dish was also beautifully and thoughtfully presented. I could see how much effort and care the chef put into every dish. It reminded me of a Michelin starred restaurant, but I loved how down to earth and welcoming everyone was. I brought my mom to the restaurant about a month later, and she loooved it!

    Kathy N.

    We drove to SF to try this place and it was a disappointment. They have different omakase menus for the table and the bar. We chose the bar omakase. It is more expensive but we thought we would have a good experience there watching the chefs preparing the fish. Usually with omakase you get to watch the chef cut fish and prepare the sushi in front of you but the chairs were low and the setup didn't really allow you to see much. It didn't feel like a real omakase experience. The chef also wore gloves the whole time while making nigiri. The rice kept falling apart as soon as we picked up each piece and everything was very salty. All I could taste was soy sauce and vinegar instead of the fish. It was overly seasoned. The fish seemed good quality but we couldn't taste it because of the seasoning. Service was good and everyone was nice, but overall it wasn't worth the price. I wouldn't recommend coming here for omakase.

    Sharlene D.

    I was nicely welcomed by the staff when I arrived. Since I made a reservation they all seated me with a little name tag which was cute! The Interior was clean and tidy. When I came during the lunch hour there weren't that many people yet. I did the lunch omakase for $65 which I thought was a fair price. Parking will be street parking! The dish that surprised me the most was the eggplant. I'm usually not a fan of it but this one was so flavorful! I liked most of the fish they served since they were fresh. I also enjoyed the salmon out of all the fish we had and the special of the day which I forgot the name of the fish. The panna cotta was interesting, not as fluffy as I would've imagined. Overall everything was pretty good but not enough to make me fill.

    Ashley Y.

    Sushi Hon is a high-end sushi experience that's worth the splurge, even at over $100 per person. My friend and her fiancé treated me to an early Saturday lunch here, and it was nothing short of exceptional. This place is the epitome of fine dining, and while it's not an everyday spot, it's perfect for special occasions or when you want to indulge in top-tier sushi. We went with the set menu, and every course was a revelation. The fish was incredibly fresh, and the presentation was artful. Highlights included the Hokkaido Uni, which was creamy and luxurious, and the A5 Wagyu, which melted in my mouth. The staff was incredibly knowledgeable, explaining each dish as it arrived, which added to the overall experience. The ambiance is sleek and sophisticated, with a quiet elegance that makes it ideal for celebrations or intimate dinners. The service was impeccable--attentive without being overbearing. While the price tag is steep, the quality of the ingredients, the skill of the chefs, and the overall experience make it worth it. This is definitely a place to save for a special occasion, but it's an experience you won't forget.

    Rebegi G.

    We went as party of 4 for their omakase. - food: average for its price. Wasn't a WOW - service: this is where we were not impressed at all. The server did not explained what type of dishes are on the menu. When we noticed the omakase menu written on the wall offered different dishes than on the menu, we asked for clarification and he was dismissing the question by saying "it's the same". Because the menu on the wall included a lot of food we were looking for, we were really looking forward to it. It turned out the menu on the wall was NOT the same. The service was very inattentive. The fact that they mandated for gratuity may have been the reason their service was substandard. I had such good experience 7 years ago (yelp showed record of my previous 5 star review), but this visit really disappointed me.

    Sashimi Sunomono, Bara Chirashi (L)
    Amy L.

    Ordered from Doordash. It was packaged well and everything arrived intact. I ordered the Bara Chirashi (L) and got the Sashimi Sunomono as a free add-on. The Bara Chirashi (L) box was beautifully arranged. I did feel the portion size was a bit small but after eating, I did feel somewhat satiated. The taste was excellent. The fish in the Bara Chirashi (L) was fresh and flavorful. The ikura was brined in a flavorful soy dashi and the rice was flavored a well! The Sashimi Sunomono was a true delight. It was blend of textures and taste in my mouth. Citrusy, slightly tart, juicy, Umami, savory and sweet, I really recommend this appetizer. Just thinking about it made my mouth water. It was also beautifully arranged, with the plump ponzu jelly (I think it's ponzu since it had a citrusy dashi taste) accenting and elevating the looks and taste of this dish. I only wish it was a bigger portion. I would definitely consider ordering from here again and try out their other offerings. Since it's a bit pricey for lunch, maybe on a special occasion or payday.

    Omakase with my guilty-as-charged soy sauce bottle
    Aaron M.

    I stopped by this place over 8 years ago when it was a brand new high end omakase / a la carte experience - and loved it. (See my previous review.) Fast forward to this year and I see the restaurant on, of all places, DoorDash? How times have changed. But what really stood out was that they offered an Omakase-to-go menu item at a really decent price, like $40 or something. (Of course, that's in addition to the pile of extra DoorDash charges.) And I'm here to report that this delivery Omakase really is fantastic and really is a great value and you should order it if that's what you're looking for. But there's something you should know. Because it's a high end sushi place, they sauce the fish for you. In fact, your delivery will include a printed note informing you that your Omakase is already sauced correctly! See photo. This is something of a controversial topic. Purists will agree with Hon's approach... other restaurants will ask you what your preferred sauce level is. I'm in the latter camp and fully confess to wanting to up the salt factor especially for the fattier fish which I find brings out the flavor. If you're like me, I propose you do what I did: order the Omakase, then go to the corner mini mart, grab some Kikkoman, and sauce away in defiance of their suggestion. They definitely aren't going to include soy sauce packets in your order. Evidence of my crime against food included in a second photo.

    Mary Bryan O.

    I had dinner here on a Wednesday at 8pm. Technically, we had a reservation but definitely didn't need it. The service was standout! We were able to taste various sakes before deciding and the service overall was very attentive. They easily accommodated to my friend's peanut allergy as well! The only thing to note is the sake pours were more like a tasting than a glass. The tasting menu was amazing! All the fish was fresh and literally melted in our mouths. For 135 dollars I think it was worth it!

    Diana T.

    Just wow! We came as a party of 2 and sat at their counter for a lunch time omakase experience. It was relatively quiet and empty but we enjoyed that. Staff there were attentive of food allergies and we felt very welcomed. Their fish is so fresh! Definitely worth a try. Parking wasn't too hard in the area either.

    Jodie S.

    Fancy and yet affordable omakase! The restaurant is moderately sized with table seating and a bar. The interior is very nicely decorated and gives off warm and romantic/intimate vibes. The fish quality was excellent and the flavors of each course were delicious. My favorite would definitely be the hand roll at the end as it was stronger in flavor. Disclaimer: the omakase here is $135 so don't expect to find flavors that you've never had before if you're a frequent at omakases. I think the course is very fairly and appropriately priced. At the end, you have an option to add a three piece supplement for $35 or just order 1 of the 3 pieces or any course that you want a second serving of. The servers and chef were all very friendly and nice. They even served us a cheesecake on the house after hearing it was for a birthday celebration.

    Ashley C.

    My partner and I came here recently for our anniversary and enjoyed a beautiful, well-paced omakase. My favorites were the Hirame and madai. The white fish tended to be citrusy and very aromatic. My partner had a nut allergy so they subbed a Panna cotta with pistachio with a yuzu sorbet, which was yummy. It was fun and easy to talk to the staff as well. This was nice for a special occasion.

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    Ask the Community - Sushi Hon

    How much is the Omakase as of Nov 2021 (price isn't listed on the menu, only the supplements are)?

    I just went on 11/8. It is $115 per person.

    Would this place be ok for an anniversary dinner?

    It would be great for an anniversary dinner! Great ambiance, excellent food and attentive service.

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