Sushi Groove
San Francisco, CA 94109
Phone: (415) 440-1905
- Price:
- $
- Cross Street:
- Green Street
- Hours:
- Sun-Thu 5:30pm-10pm, , Fri-Sat 5:30pm-10:30pm
Message from Sushi Groove
"Sushi Groove--Best Japanese"--San Francisco Mag Readers' Poll, 2003.
- Valet Parking
- Takeout / Catering Available
- Great atmosphere
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Editorial Review for Sushi Groove – by Molly Watson
In Short
Soft lighting, golden-orange walls and space-age light fixtures give Sushi Groove its groove, even when the place is packed, as it often is. The black-clad throngs are mostly a local crowd. The personable chefs put an artful spin on raw fish, such as the tuna caliente, diced fish with a jalapeno-spiked soy sauce and a jungle roll, which includes yellowtail and papaya.
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Insider Tips
What to DrinkSushi Groove serves chilled sake in classy, frozen martini glasses.
Know Before You GoBe sure to make reservations; waits can easily exceed an hour, even during the week.
User Reviews for Sushi Groove
05/03/2008 Posted by sfcity2006
Average or worse sushi, and nasty chefs. The last time I came I got the wrong order and then they charged me for it. The sushi years ago used to be like melt in your mouth delicious, like most of the other numerous good sushi places in San Francisco. Now it is more like bite and cannot bite through the fish. V They also mix up the bills and you end up getting two different bills, which further spoils the evening like there is something screwed up. The chefs do not appear to be happy people, and they practically ignore you . This is very atypical for San Francicso. The only plus is a pretty wait staff and good music, hence the name.
12/12/2007 Posted by lyss61
went here with an out of town friend (who introduced me to sushi years ago). we thought it was average. the fish wasn't the kind you bite into and feel like it was just caught that morning. definitely overpriced. good sake but also overpriced! if you're going to pay that much for sushi, go to Okoze (hidden gem) down the street. The fish is much better and it's cozier (not as "clubby"). The interior of Sushi Groove feels a little forced and sterile. Not worth it for me.
Pros: definitely a date spot, a place to be seen
Cons: overpriced, average sushi
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