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sakesan sushi & bistro

sakesan sushi & bistro

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4.3 94 Google reviews

+1 415 876 63 13626 Clement St, San Francisco, California 94118 · Richmond District

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Where to find them

626 Clement St, San Francisco, California 94118

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About

Welcome to Sakesan Sushi and Bistro, serving the most delicious sushi and robata yaki, served in a modern atmosphere. You will soon agree it is the best Japanese restaurant around. Our mission is to give you a totally unique dining and entertainment experience.​ Comfortable tatami dining tables are surrounded by wooden décor. Frameless glass Karaoke rooms are available for larger parties, providing a bit of privacy, yet still having the fullest attention from our dedicated staff. For smaller parties, you can mingle at our illuminated bar while listening to hip music.​

Amenities

Service options

  • Curbside pickup
  • Delivery
  • Takeout
  • Dine-in

Highlights

  • Fast service

Popular for

  • Lunch
  • Dinner
  • Solo dining

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair accessible entrance
  • Wheelchair accessible restroom
  • Wheelchair accessible seating

Offerings

  • Alcohol
  • Beer
  • Cocktails
  • Happy hour drinks
  • Happy hour food
  • Hard liquor
  • Healthy options
  • Small plates

Dining options

  • Lunch
  • Dinner
  • Catering
  • Dessert
  • Seating
  • Table service

Hours

Monday
4 to 10:30 PM
Tuesday
4 to 10:30 PM
Wednesday
4 to 10:30 PM
Thursday
4 to 10:30 PM
Friday
4 to 10:30 PM
Saturday
4 to 10:30 PM
Sunday
4 to 10:30 PM

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