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    Tenroku Sushi

    3.7 (597 reviews)
    Open 11:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    TENROKU SUSHI ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Classy
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids

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    Miso Soup
    Jolens V.

    The Sushi is very fresh and delicious. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I always order my favorites and seat on one of the tables outside.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]I love watching people who are shopping.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The place is under construction so I am looking forward to seeing the new garden outside.

    Maybe minced tuna
    Jeff W.

    Come on Yelp!! 3 stars . Expectations Adjustment needed here !!! This is fast food NOT omakase. 2 opposite ends of the sushi world. Fish was nice. Packed house means the spinning plates of food either get taken by diners or not. No old fish . [[HIGHLIGHT]]Ambiance is fast food effective and clean.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Servers are friendly and work hard. Tip them well

    Salmon sashimi
    amy T.

    First of all, this is a sushi boat spot in the Japantown Mall--so let's set expectations. You can't compare it to a Michelin-star Japanese restaurant. Sushi circles around on a conveyor belt, and some of it has clearly been riding for a while. There are also packaged, grocery-style items on the belt like cake and uni. That said, it's good and possibly fresh, and the chefs are clearly working hard. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It's not creative or romantic--it is what it is.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We had several solid items, left full, and that was the goal after seeing a movie. It was pretty quick, too.

    Katy W.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]It was a hot day and the AC didn't feel strong.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Sushi was warm so I barely ate anything in fear of getting sick. A lot of the sushi was just sitting there on the conveyor belt so it's questionable how long it's been out without refrigeration. The fish wasn't stuck to the rice well so it detached immediately. Not the best quality or food handling safety

    Valerie C.

    A conveyor sushi belt restaurant tucked in the plaza upstairs of Japan town across many competitions. We got seated right away for dinner time. I love the concept as you can get smaller portions of rolls to try more items. Everything tasted pretty fresh to us other than than the Philly roll which might've been from the type of cream cheese they use. Our main complaint was that the colors of the plate so a bit deceiving. We saw this "pink" colored plate circling around for multiple items and we thought it was pink cuz it was the lightest color compared to the others. When our bill came out, we noticed we got charged for red plates so we asked for clarification for what a pink plate is. I wished I took a pic of the pink plate they sold because the plate they showed us wasn't even revolving around the sushi belt so it felt like this place scams customers as I'm sure people thought they got the "pink" color plates instead of the red. Not sure if I would come back after as this experience was a bit of a downer.

    Plum wine 9/10/25
    Ayana K.

    I never knew that they had 2 locations. [[HIGHLIGHT]]This was the one on the Kabuki theater side. It was t as crowded as the other location but was just as good.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]They had counter seating which was bar height.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The food is going round and round. Just grab whatever seems appealing. The staff was great and I grabbed plenty of options. Don't know the names of any of it but it was all fresh. I also had some tasty Plum Wine that I would love to grab a bottle from the store

    Conveyor
    Tara M.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]Quick and easy conveyor belt sushi spot in the heart of Japantown.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Service was quick and everything I had was very good! I came right before peak and definitely you saw the same dish come by over and over again but as it got busier, the selection just got better. Price could get expensive but easy to keep on the low end depending on what you grab!

    Salmon Avocado Roll (+)
    Rose T.

    After walking around the Cherry Blossom Festival, we were thinking of where to eat for lunch when we walked past this spot. I was hesitant since my experience last year was so-so but my dad wanted to eat here and they had a relatively short wait (~20 minutes). +Sushi was well-constructed: Didn't fall apart when picked up. +Generous cuts of sashimi that tasted fresh -Soft shell crab and tempura weren't crunchy -Unagi was salty Side notes: 1.) [[HIGHLIGHT]]No restrooms[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] 2.) Limited parking in the Japan Center Garage or on the street. *Verdict: 3.5 stars rounded up to 4 d/t service. There were limited items on the belt and it seemed like everyone else was waiting around for something we wanted like us. However, staff working the conveyor belt were attentive and were able to give us or make plates that weren't on the belt. In addition, waitresses refilled tea, cleared trash, and helped order items. For the quality, prices were reasonable, especially for the items w/raw fish.

    Scallop
    Binh P.

    So fun grabbing whatever you want, but you just never know how long it's been rotating along that belt. But if you need something fresh just order straight from the chefs. The sushi was pretty decent. The otoro was actually melt in your mouth. And sushi rice was made well with a good amount of vinegar. We certainly left full after spending about $30 per person. Didn't expect this place to be so good honestly.

    Caili C.

    We spontaneously tried Tenroku Sushi on a Saturday for lunch after seeing the long wait at the ramen spots nearby in the Japantown Centre. We were happy to get seated right away and were excited to get conveyor belt sushi after a long time. We weren't too hungry so we stuck for nigiri and sashini platters. We split a couple of tuna and salmon sashimi plates (really nice thick cuts of fish and pretty fresh), and tried some nigiri including the ikura, hamachi, and saba. Everything was good and it was fun to grab off the conveyor belt. You can also just ask one of the sushi chefs for a specific sushi directly. We skipped over the rolls and desserts which didn't look appetizing. For what we got, we were happy to spend around $35 for 2 people for a quick, easy lunch. Would definitely recommend!

    Agami nigiri
    Sasi I.

    I don't know why this place has only 3stars when the freshness of fish is impeccable! Thick cut! Very affordable! You can order and they custom made roll/sushi/temaki/nigiri/sashimi for you too. Sushi chefs and server are super nice i looooove this place!!

    Salmon Belly Ngiri
    Sarah C.

    we came here for a light meal and got 4 plates (different prices based on color) from the revolving counter. [[HIGHLIGHT]]seating is limited but it wasn't too busy.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] food was fine although I wish there were more options. not the highest quality sushi and prep, but you pay for what you get. service was pretty spotty and cold though

    Gina N.

    We didn't have to wait for a group of 5 for dinner Thursday. The food is great but if you see something you like, grab it asap because there's a chance you won't see it offered again. There were also times where the food we wanted was sitting on the counter but it wasn't placed back on the conveyor belt while we were there so we didn't get to eat it. You can also request rolls but you have to get the attention of the chefs and it can still take a while to be made. Overall, I think I would go somewhere cheaper with better service. [[HIGHLIGHT]]You're mostly paying for the revolving sushi experience.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] If you're looking for delicious sushi, this is still a good choice though if that's what you prioritize. I think the food was better than the experience.

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    Solid place and definitely a fun spot for kids! My only complaint is that it's a bit expensive for…read morewhat it is. The food comes out pretty fast and everything we ordered was good. I got the bento box and really enjoyed it. I also love that they have low-sodium soy sauce on every table, so you don't have to ask for it. Service is there when you need it, but otherwise they pretty much let you enjoy your meal. My kids love coming here, especially for the fun decor and bullet trains delivering the food. Just be prepared to spend a little.. a lunch for one adult and two kids can easily come close to $100. Izumi right across the street has a very similar concept with conveyor belt sushi and comparable food, but it's noticeably much less expensive. Overall, it's a fun experience for the kids and the food is good, but definitely on the pricier side.

    Katsu meal: 6/10 -- breading fell apart and lacked the classic panko crisp and flavor. i would have…read moreliked a little curry with it instead of the side salad Handrolls: 8/10 -- the sushi was really good and fresh. I liked the fun experience of our hand rolls arriving on the bullet train as well. We got the spicy salmon, deep fried tuna, and rainbow. Clean space and conveniently located near lots of shops in Japan Town. Service was minimal but good. Overall a unique and fun experience for those who have not been to bullet train sushi restaurant! my entree was kind of mid for the price though so I would probably recommend opting for the sushi or bento box combos.

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    A Shinkansen delivers your sushi a few minutes after you place your order! It even sounds a little like the real deal! :)
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    Oma San Francisco Station

    4.3
    (353 reviews)
    0.1 mi
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    Tucked away in the west entrance of Japantown, in an inconspicuous spot behind all the bustle of…read morethe stores is this hidden gem of an omakase experience. With only 8 seats, the experience is intimate, you get front views to the chefs preparing each of the 24 courses! The fish selections were fresh, delicious and the apps were amazing too. The reviews were great so wanted to come and check this place out for myself and it did not disappoint! Chef Au was friendly and talked to us about his life in Japan, we loved the interaction. All in all 10/10 experience, 10/10 quality of all the dishes and 10/10 ambiance! Definitely worthy of the Michelin accolades it's received!

    Oma San Francisco Station is an omakase restaurant inside Japan Center in San Francisco Japantown…read more They offer 3 menus: Mizuho with 24 items, Sakura with 16, and Tsubame with 12. The location is unusual, as the restaurant is open to the mall, which is a bit disruptive. I came for the 8:30pm seating, but the previous guests were still finishing, so I had to wait until 8:45pm. The staff did not seem very concerned. Bad start. You could also hear the mall cleaning crew during dinner, which was not very pleasant. I ordered the 24-item Mizuho Menu, as did all the other guests. There were 5 guests in total (the restaurant can seat up to 8 people). Here is the menu I was served at the end of May: 1. starter: ama ebi cracker with caviar, pickled lotus root with shaved bonito, crab salad 2. nigiri 4x: isaki, iwana, myabi tai, kanpachi 3. sashimi: chutoro, hotate with caviar, umi masu, sawada 4. nigiri 8x: hirame, suzuki, inada, kurodai, shima aji, kamasu, otoro, aged A5 wagyu, kinmedai 5. hot dish: miso soup with inari and shrimp head, hokkaido uni with marinated ikura, black cod, umi masu with raw yellow egg and caviar 6. dessert: matcha ice cream with strawberry Frankly, the food was excellent. The starter was not very creative, but the nigiri were great. The sashimi selection was very nice, with some fish you do not see as often in omakase menus, such as isaki, iwana, and myabi tai, a kind of tai. Sawada was delicious and is always a good inclusion. We asked for some wasabi and received a small cup of kizami wasabi, a chopped wasabi with a slightly crunchy texture, which was a nice touch. For the nigiri, all the classics of a good omakase were present: otoro, kinmedai, shima aji, uni, hotate, and wagyu. Kamasu was also included, and it is one of my favorite fish. It is also worth noting that they age both their beef and their tuna, including the otoro that was served. A few pieces were torched, maybe a few too many. Overall, the service was not memorable, although chef Ron Au was friendly and nice. The place itself felt a bit questionable, and my expectations were not very high after the beginning of the meal. But the food was truly excellent, and for that reason I think it deserves 5 stars.

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