Moshi Moshi

We’ve passed by this place dozens of times and finally stopped by to try it out. Apparently it’s been open for decades, but the space is modern and cozy. The food was delicious. We couldn’t help but order lots of specials - they looked so good! We had the bacon wrapped mochi (decadent), hamachi bomb (bombs of tastiness), sake bomb (also the bomb), and spicy tuna bomb (intense in a good way. We also ordered the Golden Gate maki and uni. Everything was flavorful and fresh. Service was a bit off - we received a dish we didn’t order - but overall we will be back!

Open again for lunch (not sure what days, but I went on a Tuesday) and had one of the BEST udon bowls I’ve ever had. Simple but flavorful broth with just enough toppings and texture, noodles nice and chewy. Hits the spot esp on a cold day. Thankful for this neighborhood spot, go go goooo

This is such a great neighborhood restaurant! The food is delicious every time, I love their teriyaki sauce, and fairly priced as well. The service never disappoints and we’ve never had trouble getting a table just on a wander in.

Moshi moshi! The menu is so big it’s overwhelming, but the good news is you can’t really go wrong. Lots of delicious fresh fish and sushi, flavorful soups, and excellent cocktails. Great spot for dinner or date night.

Haven’t been to this restaurant in a year, they have new renovations and an updated menu. Food was delicious, fish was fresh. Lots of unique flavors and ingredients. The best thing I like is that the crab is real crab not imitation crab. Honestly everything was pretty good, would highly recommend.

I had an incredible lunch here, so much so I came back for dinner a few days later and had a much less impressive experience. My apologizes for not having the exact dish names here, for some reason their online menu is unviewable when they aren't open. I'll start with the lunch because it genuinely was very good. I had the bacon wrapped mochi and a tuna katsu to start, and then a bowl with sushi rice and marinated tuna sashimi and a simple sushi roll. All were great, came out pretty quick. Dinner was disappointing in comparison. I was alone at the bar, not crazy busy. To start, my ($12!) non alcoholic drink never came out, and I didn't even get water until after I asked a staff member other than my waiter after I had been served both of my appetizers and really needed something to wash down the spice of the bacon wrapped mochi. I really came back for the tuna bowl I had for lunch, but couldn't find it anywhere on the menu. I got the ahi tuna dinner which I thought would be similar, but it was nowhere near as good. The rice at lunch had like the rice vinegar they use in sushi which tasted great, this rice was just plain. The tuna, which was seared instead of raw this time just wasn't flavorful at all and honestly kind of gummy. I left with half the rice and a couple slices of tuna still there. I don't know how much the lunch was, but dinner was $30 before tax and tip (without the drink). Speaking of the drink, my server apologized when he read the receipt before handing it to me and realized I never got it, but didn't offer anything besides taking it off. Although I'm just looking at the receipt now and I think they took off my miso as well which was nice but they didn't tell me. Anyways, I do think this place is decent- just not sure if I would come back for dinner.

I have been a patron of this restaurant for the past 5-6 years. I ordered carry-out last week, it was by far the freshest sushi and sashimi I have had from Moshi Moshi. It was melt in your mouth delicious.

My husband and I went here on a Saturday night with a reservation. The restaurant is easily accessible by train and very close to the Chase center. We chose to sit outside, in their outdoor patio, which has a heater and is covered. We were the only ones outside, maybe because of the rain? The overall vibe was great - it’s kind of cozy but also intimate. They really put enough thought in the details and decor of the restaurant. Everything we ordered was good. We ordered the following: - Moshi Moshi Wings, love the char taste to it except the bloody color. Server did tell us that it’s just the marinade but it’s cooked. - Unagi Bomb - Sun Dragon Roll, it has real snow crab, unagi, and tempura - Katsudon, tastes good but nothing spectacular - Pot of tea Service was good and attentive. Will definitely come back for another date night.

We've passed by this place dozens of times and finally stopped by to try it out. Apparently it's been open for decades, but the space is modern and cozy. The food was delicious. We couldn't help but order lots of specials - they looked so good! We had the bacon wrapped mochi (decadent), hamachi bomb (bombs of tastiness), sake bomb (also the bomb), and spicy tuna bomb (intense in a good way. We also ordered the Golden Gate maki and uni. Everything was flavorful and fresh. Service was a bit off - we received a dish we didn't order - but overall we will be back!

Low three stars. Service was pretty off, food was good. We asked for a hot water and tea and for me and my partner, they brought out four cups. Then the server said he was getting our regular water, which we said we don't need, and then he still brought a pitcher of regular water with two more cups. So here we are at a tiny two top, two people and six cups. When we asked for a refill of both the hot water and the tea, we only got the hot water refilled. Our first dish came out, the asparagus, and then we realize we didn't have utensils. We had to go ask them for that. One of the rolls we ordered was the honey moon. They brought out instead two rolls of the half moon. Luckily they did comp the half moon rolls that were accidentally ordered. But when we got our bill the half moon was still listed, they did then remove it when I mentioned it. Overall on the sushi, the rice was fresh and sticky, the fish also fresh and had good flavor. https://moshimoshilunch.nom.menu/explore/Lunch/Maki%20Rolls Grilled asparagus 3.5 stars These were very fat and thick and grilled nicely, and they had a nice vinaigrette sauce on it. Half Moon Maki - 2.5 stars This is the role that was accidentally brought to a table. It's quite bland and boring. Honeymoon - 3 stars Interesting with the chili honey, though the honey was a little overwhelming of the fish flavors for me. Fire lizard - 3 stars This was fine, but the tuna was really not spicy at all. Futo crispy - 4 stars Both of our favorite role, really nice light tempura crisp on the seaweed, lovely mix of different fish.

We came across this place before going to a show in the nearby stadium. We had no idea what to expect. Wow. They deserve 5/5 stars. Their rolls were amazing. The drinks were amazing. They gave us truly a great experience. Our waiter was so kind and explained everything on the menu, asked us what show we were going to, etc. Very personable staff with a very nice ambiance with the dimmed lighting, the sushi bar where you can see the sushi chef. One of us got the Japanese whisky to try and they brought it out on a nice tray with ice. I really enjoyed my experience, I'd go back anytime I'm in the area

Moshi Moshi is a nice Japanese establishment. This is my first time having dinner here. My friend and I were both starving when we arrived a little bit after it opened. The ambience is wonderful for a date night or to hang out with friends. The service was great. Our server greeted us and offered us great recommendations for what to get for starters and main entree. The food was phenomenal. I was full from the appetizers alone. For the main course, we each ordered a sushi roll and shared it Overall I highly recommend this place if you're a lover of of fine cuisine

I would give Moshi Moshi 3.5 stars - the food is not bad but it's not particularly good and I find the portions of the sushi small for the price. We ordered: - Shishito Peppers ($9) - The tempura is really great - it's light, crispy and perfectly salted. Be forewarned though: it truly is a game of pepper roulette! The first pepper I ate was so spicy I teared up! - Hamachi Bomb ($9.75) - the hint of yuzu in these is nice! - Futo Krispy ($14.95) - I had high expectations for this because I liked the tempura on the shishito peppers but this was an odd dish. The sushi was warm because it was fried and it wasn't particularly flavourful or fresh tasting. - Carmel ($14.95) - I was really surprised there were only 5 pieces in this roll.

Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Amazing food and great ambiance!! Menu is quite different than other sushi restaurants - so many options to choose from! Recommend trying any if not all their special "bombs" - we got one of each - unique and great taste for all of them! The fish in all sushi tasted super fresh and amazing flavors. Big variety of cocktails to choose from - can't go wrong with any of them. Lanny and Sarah are the best! Lanny really knows his flavors - ask him about the whiskey they serve - and Sarah was such a great hostess - she gave us great recommendations on food - if you have any questions regarding the menu, you can ask both of them! Food came out quick and portions were huge! Would 10/10 recommend!

Wonderful cocktail menu with many choices on non-alcoholic cocktails (that can be spiked if asked). We elected to have mostly alcoholic beverages and all were tasty. The servers were all great in providing suggestions. We had bacon-wrapped mochi (so yum we re-ordered them), fresh made gyoza, several sushi rolls , grilled asparagus, fried calamari with fried string beans, fried raw-salmon appetizer. All so yummy and I can't wait to come back. Also read about the history of the restaurant owner at the article by the restroom - great history/story. Only complaint is the restaurant was kinda cold where we were seated but the great food and service made up for it.

I have to say, I don't concur with the reviews of Moshi Moshi. Service, while friendly, was extremely slow. I came in on a weeknight, sat at the bar, waited almost 10 minutes to be acknowledged, was never given a menu or QR code to scan, and the place was only about 30% full. Bartender was friendly when he did come over, so I'm not docking them on this review it was mainly about the food. I ordered a roll, which took close to 20 minutes to arrive, and when it did lackluster is the best way I could describe it. Dry rice and tasted like it had been made a day (at least) before. Flavor profile was almost non existent, just a lump of bland rice and dry crab. Perhaps I caught them on an off night, but given the other Yelp reviews (which 100% influenced my decision to come in) I don't think I'll be returning.

Staff and Service: - Staff was kind and checked on us periodically to make sure we were okay. Good energy - Scan QR code and order food and drinks from the online menu Food and Drinks: - I can't remember the name of the drink I ordered, but I think it was a strawberry yuzu spritz? Regardless, it was such a fun drink and very refreshing with the recent heat wave - Karaage: while this was different than your typical Japanese karaage, it was still tasty. Bite-size pieces similar to popcorn chicken at boba shops - Spicy salmon roll: definitely has a good kick to it. Large pieces leave you feeling filled - Spicy tuna roll: also has a kick to it and has good flavor - California roll: pretty good for a standard california roll. Large in size - Gyoza: these were pretty big, so definitely can be shared or a good portion of your meal Miscellaneous: - Parking is via street parking - Moshi Moshi was doing just dinner for a while, but have reopened lunch again! When we went, it was their first lunch opening - Good for small groups or larger parties

Food: 2.5/5 pretty average Japanese Food with an average selection of dishes Drink: 5/5 this is where the place shines. The cocktails are decently priced, tasty, and creative. Service: 3/5 can be a bit disorganized, but they are friendly and come around a decent amount Ambiance: 3.5/5 inside is a bit dark/moody and feels a bit aged, but the patio has pretty wall decor and light from the open top Overall: 3.5/5

I've been here multiple times and it always hits. Plenty of vegetarian options, good drinks, and fast service. I recommend: Potato koroke Spicy edamame Half moon maki (asparagus tempura, tofu, avocado, cucumber) She's so cute maki (shiso leaf and cucumber) Yummy yam maki (yam tempura and avocado) I'll continue to go to Moshi Moshi whenever I'm in dogpatch!

Solid neighborhood izakaya-style spot, beers are well-priced. We came by here on a weekday night and ordered a few things to be shared. Akasaka Nights Roll - not bad! Comes with chili oil which is unique, but careful of smearing too much on it. Can overpower the roll Rainbow Roll - looked quite good, but I did not personally try Hamachi Collar - this was off menu when we went, so if you're a fan of collars, do ask the service staff. They had two options available when we asked! Tokyo Kara-age - This karaage was unique - came coated in tempura batter vs. the usual (mochiko flour?). My friend really enjoyed it, but I preferred the more common version Moshi Wings - this might've been our favorite item! Delicious, well-grilled butterflied wings. We got the Yuzu Pepper version, would highly recommend. Bacon Mochi - Got this because I thought it was a popular item, but would skip it. Mochi was chewy but other than the bacon it was quite tasteless, but spicy at the same time. Unagi Bomb - did not try this as well, but my friend said he enjoyed it! Overall, would be happy to stop by again if I were in the neighborhood craving some Japanese food.

Not your typical Japanese restaurant both in atmosphere and the food preparations. The Piri Ten fried calamari appetizer was amazing, best we've ever had, with pieces of calamari, onion, green beans and jalapeño fried in a tempura batter. Delicious! The edamame was topped with salt crystals which really added to the flavor and the tempura appetizer was flavorful and crunchy. One of our party got the Chicken Katsu Don and it looked really appetizing, definitely will give that a try! Deb got the Ahi tuna and loved the flavor and texture. I got the Akasaka Nights roll and was totally impressed! Great combination of flavors made with fresh and freshly prepared ingredients. The bar is a whole experience in itself! With an emphasis on Japanese alcohol, the drinks were creative, different and fantastic! Roku gin and Legent bourbon are already favorites of mine and this may inspire some creativity at home! So many of the items on the menu look so good, it's probably best we don't live close by, I don't think the wallet and waistline would be happy, but we will be back!

I had this place on bookmark since 2020, and when I finally made it over here in 2023, there was zero disappointment! 10/10 dining experience here. The staff is very attentive and professional. We needed our soy sauce refilled and it was done within seconds! I loved the coconut ahi katsu steak. That was the favorites for the table. Both times I've dined here has been through reservations for 3 and 4. I would recommend the dining room over the outdoor patio. My girlfriend, and I remarked at a number of the paintings and decorations that were Pokémon Japanese themed. My father thoroughly enjoyed admiring the liquor collection that they have on display. The sushi was amazing, great food! I would recommend the corn dish, our server said that we will be robbing ourselves of the visit to the restaurant if we did not get that dish. I love the garden gnome designs that they have snuck into their shrubbery. Check this place out!

One of our fav spots! One of those places, it's where you hit up when it's your bday or guests in town that you wish to impress! Great sushi! Kids love the teriyaki beef/chicken bowls! Grab a reservation!

Dined at Moshi Moshi in the 80's things were jumpin. Visited psychiatric building now across the street, lo and behold Moshi Moshi before my eyes. We lunched. Cant remember what we had. But good! Delish! And sweet service.

Located in dogpatch, this cute restaurant has both indoor and outdoor seating available. We ordered: -Chicken katsu dinner rice plate -Osaka sunset roll: spicy salmon and cucumber roll topped with sake, lemon, and kizami wasabi -Fire lizard roll: real crab and avocado topped with spicy tuna and seaweed salad The prices are similar to many restaurants in the area and is a great option if you're looking for a sushi restaurant in the area. The sushi rolls were a bit small, but the flavor was good. The fish was fresh and I liked the sauce and toppings that were on the top of the roll.

Came here with a reservation on a Monday night and it wasn't super packed. Good: - Loved the bacon-wrapped mochi - just super unique and tastes super good - though tiny portion sizes - Gyoza was also super super good and had a good amount of filling - Fan of the sushi rolls to - I liked the one with cream cheese in it the best - The service was really good - lots of checking in on us and refilling of waters Bad: - Portion sizes are small - Expensive for the amount of food you get Overall love how close to me this place is and it's really nice for the area!

This place is okay. I met a friend here before heading over to the Parkside. I like the ordering system. You can just add things to your cart and then show the server. There's plenty of street parking and it's close to the T line. We split a bunch of different appetizers which were okay. Otherwise, I might stop here again if I am looking for Japanese food.

PARKING @ MOSHI The UCSF Community Outreach team has given our patrons the blessing of using the UCSF Illinois Street Garage at 590 Illinois St. The garage is available Monday - Friday at 590 Illinois St, which is only one block away from Moshi. More information at our website: PARKING @ MOSHI. (This was received as an email from Moshi Moshi on 7/26/2023) THEY ARE NOW SERVING LUNCH Monday - Friday 11:30 - 2:00.

I've been here many many times for dinner (which is great, more for vibes than perfect sushi though everything is v v v v good) but finally made it for LUNCH. I think this might be where it's at -- the space is cozy and calm and the menu is tighter. Tried the chicken udon and it was delicious and filling. Lots of great sushi/sashimi items on the menu, going for that next. So glad they're open for lunch, there's not a ton of good options in the neighborhood!

I would feel bad giving these folks a 3 star because it was overall a pretty solid experience but they are right on the fringe - we'll call it a 3.5 rounded up to 4. We came here before the Warriors OKC game on Tuesday. We got reservations ahead of time though probably didn't need them since we got there around 5pm and it was pretty quiet. Though that did quickly change. We sat down and ordered a drink - they have a full bar here with a number of japanese-inspired cocktails. You look at the menu from the QR code link and it is a big one! We ended up getting the Bacon wrapped Mochi, Shishito peppers, Sun Dragon, and Carmel. We also ordered the Shrimp Gyoza after because we were still hungry. Everything was generally okay. Highlight was the bacon wrapped mochi which was amazingly delicious. Shishito peppers were tempura/fried and were just meh. The Carmel was by far the better roll - the Sun Dragon was also just meh. Shrimp Gyoza was good. My only complaint was that multiple tables came in and ordered after us yet got their food before us, even though we didn't order anything big or special. Very confusing but alas..would def come back for another pre-game meal.

Came here for lunch & got here 30 mins before closing. It was a really nice area and a walking distance from the hospital. We we're seated at the outdide patio with heaters. Everything we ordered was delicious, mine was the beef teriyaki bowl. The steak was cook perfectly & just melt in your mouth!!.

Visited with a friend last week and had a terrific meal at Moshi Moshi. The fried sweet corn was on the menu - great appetizer! We tried a couple rolls and the tempura dinner (shrimp and Veggies) came with a salad and steamed rice. We ordered too much however everything was fantastic. I'll be back soon for sure! The service was good and the pricing seemed reasonable for an excellent good portioned meal.

The best place you're not eating. Moshi Moshi is my favorite sushi place I head to every time I'm in town. I've eaten at all the high end places in Los Angeles. Small bite size pieces of sushi.. lots of flare and fuss and what do I get in the end.. a big bill and I'm hungry in an hour. Moshi is just the opposite. Great portions, friendly staff, creative menu options and did mention the extensive Japanese Whiskey they have at the bar? Moshi Moshi is my go to sushi spot, it should be yours, too. Udon soup, maki rolls, grilled asparagus, vegan and vegetarian option.. this place goes all Close to Chase Center, Oracle Park, UCSF Benioff Children's hospital, Crane Cove park. In the dog patch part of the city, street parking off 18th. Cater your next event here or off-site, they go all out and really make a nice presentation. out If you haven't guessed already, I love this place.

I've been going to this place for about 15 or 20 years and it has been going downhill for the last few years. Let's start with the glory days when it was innovative, fresh and showcased great quality seafood with a little San Francisco flair. They had friendly staff and a buzzing happy hour with great bar food. The place had a real sense of liveliness with a great tempo, if that makes sense. Skip to last Thursday, 2/22/24. Nobody to greet us at the door and when we were met by a staff member, we waited while they pondered (for quite some time) which of the 7 open tables to seat us at, when the decision was made he simply pointed, no escort to the table, just pointed. He was busy, he wasn't the host and I got it, no biggie. QR code menu that took a while for my dining partner to reach and we were away. We were hungry and we sensed the server was a little in the weeds so we ordered a bunch of stuff. Edamame, gyoza and tempura came out fairly promptly, they were nice. The food runner had a very hectic energy about him and was efficacious. They were busy, apparently but when I looked around they had empty tables and those tables with patrons had their food, busy? Not long after the rest of the food arrived and I mean ALL of it. We still had the first 3 dishes on the table. The food runner started putting down the food on the table. It was obvious that it wasn't all going to fit but that didn't stop him trying. Just as he was about to start stacking plates on top of each other on the table my friend said "stop, what are you doing?" The food runner rolled his eyes and "well there's no more room, what else am I supposed to do?" I told him perhaps he could try to stagger the food so it's not, literally, piled on the table. "We are short staffed" came the reply. No attempt to amalgamate the appetizer plates to make room for the buffet of food he had in his hands. Fortunately he didn't bring the pork katsu as we were balancing plates already. We told him not to bring anything else for the table till we have eaten at least some of the food we had. We will often over order with the anticipation of taking some home. The overcrowded table made the dining experience awkward. On to the food, remember when I said this place used to be fresh and innovative? Yeh no. Gyoza, edamame and tempura were all good. However the same cannot be said about the rest of it. The tuna sashimi was obviously quick thawed and the texture was mealy and it was pretty much flavorless. The hamachi was also blah. The sushi rolls looked like they had been rolled by an intern on their first day, the rice didn't go all the way around and therefore they fell apart. Any fried ingredients in the sushi rolls lacked any crunch which indicated it had been cooked earlier in the day. The miso was very good. We had to hail a server to get some wasabi and ginger. As the table next to us was paying their bill, we overheard them say they received a pork katsu that they didn't order. It had been cooked and served when the rest of our food was served. Sounded like the food runner was too afraid to let the kitchen know we wanted to pace our meal a little and just dumped on to someone else. Enough, check please and it better not include a pork katsu. $160, for our food and a large bottle of iced tea. Yeh I tipped 10%. I NEVER tip less than 15-25%, I guess I can't say that any more. The whole experience was very disappointing and marks our last trip to the once fabulous Moshi Moshi. PS, they weren't that busy at any stage of the meal.

I love the vibe of this place! The service was amazing and the staff is really knowledgeable about the menu. Our server, James, was incredibly helpful and his food recommendations really enhanced our meal! The additions of the white soy sauce and their special wasabi with our sashimi have me looking forward to my next visit!! All of the fish was excellent quality and everything we ordered was interesting and delicious! They have an extensive Whiskey selection which I didn't expect, but was really happy about. This was just a wonderful dining experience all around. I highly recommend!!

I like it! We were here for our date night and it was a nice spot! We ordered a couple dishes including katsu rice, udon karaage, grilled wings and bacon wrapped mochi. The food were not special by any means. But I really appreciate the details of each of these dishes. The Katsu chicken? Pork? Were light and airy. Rice has the perfect texture! Te salad dressing was also complimenting. However, i wish there's katsu sauce for the perfect rice. The katsu was a bit soggy on the bottom side because it wasnt placed on a rack. The wings are awesome! Thanks for grilling them to perfection, it was such a treat! Overall, I think the cooking was great! The menu was not impressive but I got what I needed! Thank you and we will be back.

My husband and I went here on a Saturday night with a reservation. The restaurant is easily accessible by train and very close to the Chase center. We chose to sit outside, in their outdoor patio, which has a heater and is covered. We were the only ones outside, maybe because of the rain? The overall vibe was great - it's kind of cozy but also intimate. They really put enough thought in the details and decor of the restaurant. Everything we ordered was good. We ordered the following: - Moshi Moshi Wings, love the char taste to it except the bloody color. Server did tell us that it's just the marinade but it's cooked. - Unagi Bomb - Sun Dragon Roll, it has real snow crab, unagi, and tempura - Katsudon, tastes good but nothing spectacular - Pot of tea Service was good and attentive. Will definitely come back for another date night.

2 stars only because of the great selection of drinks , delicious chicken karaage and great unagi nigiri (even thought I ordered the unagi bomb). Where to begin.... First of all we sat at our table for at least 15 minutes in the patio outside watching our server greet and take orders from everyone EXCEPT us. We understand it was busy but we would have appreciated some communication. We had to eventually send someone in the group to look for a staff member to take out order because the wait was taking to long. Then when our server came to take our order he seemed annoyed to be there and his attitude was rude. Who ever was working there on oct 14 definitely needs to receive better training. Over all good food but the experience left a bad taste and I won't be coming back.

My favorite lunch spot and happy hour place at Mission Bay. High quality and great service: I love the special rolls, the seafood udon (I order this item with added steamed veggies for a super nourishing meal). The apps are yummy, too. The vibe and style of the place are great. Full bar. The back patio seating is great on sunny days. During the summer and early fall, don't miss the corn karaage. Moshi Moshi has been in business for 37 years, and it shows in how well they execute! Run, don't walk. Hai!

Moshi Moshi seems like the perfect spot for families, friend groups, and date nights alike. The interior is really ambient and chic, but they also have a cute outdoor dining area. Tempura Udon: Not as savory as I'd hoped it would be, but it was perfect for a cold and rainy day. Tempura on the side was really good and well-battered. Golden Gate Roll: I never realized how good lemon slices taste on sushi rolls! Sake Kama: A limited-quantity salmon collar with a side of ponzu sauce. Perfectly crispy and tender (but does come with small bones) Unagi Nigiri: So savory and buttery soft! Definitely recommend this one if you like unagi. Service was also wonderful -- our food came out impressively quickly, and our server was super amicable and checked in with us multiple times. We came by right before 6pm, but the only available seats were at the bar and outdoors, so it's probably a good idea to make a reservation in advance if you'd like a table indoors!

When I say we came to eat here for days, I mean weeks. Girl, I had the most scrumptious rolls I've had outside of Japan. They were full of meat, veg, and spice level and I sincerely enjoy every morsel, every nook, and every bite. There's something about Moshi Moshi that just makes you wanna order more rolls. My advice, forget getting a table and waiting 45 minutes. Do the bar and get yourself one of their fabulous cocktails. We enjoyed the huge Japanese whiskey selection they offer and were not disappointed by the extra pour that our bartender gave. Service was good but a little slow. However we were happy that they spaced our our meal. We got the Kara-age starter which was good, but pretty doughy and tasted almost flash frozen. Skip this app and head straight to the sushi and rolls, you won't be disappointed in how amazing the mega rolls actually are and how scrumptious each bite actually is. We were almost down on getting a third roll but two rolls for two people was the perfect balance. Head over to Moshi Moshi if you're in the Dogpatch and looking for some good sushi.

Walking distance from the Chase center (.5 mile), this was a great find for a group of 4 to eat dinner before the concert! I strongly recommend that you make reservations to make sure you secure a spot. The cocktail menu is pretty good, so if you can make some time to have drinks...come on by.

I love the moshi moshi wings! Katsudon was alright, nothing extraordinary. Restaurant is very intimate. It has great lighting & aesthetics.

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 smokerosemary 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)

We decided to have dinner here 'cause it's walkable from the Chase Center. When we got there on a Wednesday evening, we got seated immediately. We were asked to show our ID and proof of vaccination card. To see the menu, you have to scan a QR code but you order through the waiter. We got Unagi Bomb, Piri Ten Calamari, Sun Dragon Roll, and Ahi Tuna bowl. All our foods came within 10-20 minutes. - Unagi Bomb: I love unagi but for $8, it was quite disappointing. The thing on top of the unagi (not sure what it's called) had such a strong taste, it overpowered everything else. - Piri Ten Calamari: The calamari was good, the breading was thin so you could definitely taste the squid! Love that they even included green beans! - Sun Dragon Roll: The roll was good, nothing stood out though. - Ahi Tuna Bowl: I wasn't a fan, the tuna had no flavor so it tasted very plain. The sauce didn't really help as much either. The salad on the side was good though. Service was great, they were all very attentive and quick!

Really nice people and cute spot, so I hate to say it but the sushi is just... mid. Not too many options and okay tasting, but still basically full-priced. Would recommend Umi in nearby Potrero over this spot if you're looking for neighborhood sushi

Food was great my favorite was the California roll which was very yummy and they also had very cool and yummy drinks. The service was great and very quick even though we were the only people there. The restaurant was beautiful I loved the outside part, so cute.

Came here before a warriors game on a Friday night and it was such a great experience! Although it did take a minute for our server to initially come over, everything after that was quick and he was so great. The menu was different than most sushi restaurants so we enjoyed trying a few new things like the tuna katsu and the deep fried calamari and green beans. My husband ordered sides of real wasabi and smoked soy sauce and he loved them. The sushi was fresh, the menu well priced, and the service was excellent. Can't wait to go back before another warriors game!

Moshi Moshi is fresh sushi near Chase Center in SF. I decided to make a reservation to have dinner here before a concert. Although we had reservations the place was not busy this night, we were seated right away. We sat in the patio area at a table that was wobbly and in the sun. We asked to change tables but they said we could only sit at that table. Kind of silly when the place was not busy. I assume it was because we were a party of 2. Moshi Moshi seems a little confused between being an upscale bar and a decent sushi restaurant. Service was average, we got our food quickly. Overall the sushi is good and fresh. We ordered 2 appetizers, 2 rolls, and a piece of sashimi, this was over 80 bucks. So it is a little pricy, but it's sushi. The shishito peppers were delicious and the bacon-wrapped mochi is interesting. This place makes their money off the fans that are going to see games and are looking for good sushi, which they do have. But the place is kind of awkward for seating, could have been an off night but it was not the vibes. Good sushi, but I'll pass next time.

This is a great place! I love the ambience with friends or for date night. The sushi rolls were solid. I especially love the spicy bomb roll. Service was prompt and attentive.

This is a fun sushi place and one of our regular spots. A bit pricey, but they have creative specialty rolls with lots of different fish on top, which we're fans of. The "bomb" dishes are also really nice.

Moshi Moshi is a charming gem found near the Chase Center stadium. At first glance street view, Moshi Moshi looked pretty standard. A quality sushi restaurant but nothing too different from the average sushi vibe. You can imagine my surprise when we walked inside, past the indoor dining and set eyes on their outside patio -- it's gorgeous. Adorned with succulents, lights, and down-to-earth wooden accent furniture, Moshi Moshi is a must-see! Not to mention the food, another delicious addition. Our friend dropped his chopsticks three times and the staff was so patient and kind. They immediately brought new chopsticks and were incredibly understanding. It was quite fun to order at Moshi Moshi. We shared food between the three of us to taste as many dishes as possible. Sushi: great. Chicken: super tasty, the perfect crunch. Soup: unique and warmed our insides. Etc. I highly recommend Moshi Moshi if you are near Mission Bay or Potrero Hill!

Great place in Dogpatch to grab some sushi. Their sashimi seems consistently fresh, their karage is kid friendly approved, and their cocktails are strong and tasty! I especially appreciate their outdoor patio during these Covid times. Friendly service too!

I thought i discovered a hidden gem, but turns out this sushi spot has been around for over 30 years. Lol Don't let the small entrance fool ya. It has two indoor dining areas and an outdoor patio with heating lamps. The staff took proper measures to keep us covid safe. The bar is not yet open. Food we tried: Miso (standard and awesome) Grilled asparagus (delish) Spicy Tuna roll (not the mooshy grinded siracha stuff but actual chopped tuna and spices) I can't remember the rest but it was basically great. Go with the saki with a pear flavor hint ( cold) - it's $11 and plenty for 1 person. Street parking was easy to find in the side streets behind the restaurant on a weekday. Will def come back

Can't give zero stars but wish I could! DO NOT GO HERE if you have any allergies to gluten. Wait staff clearly understood that I could not have gluten- I have celiac disease. After discussing with us what options were safe and others to avoid, I ordered a glass of iced tea. I didn't like the taste after a couple tries and asked a different wait staff if I could order something else because I didn't like it. She said sure! You probably don't like the Barley we put in it!!!!! Helloooooo... liquid gluten! The waiter that took our order, knew we had gluten allergies and delivered us the gluten-filled tea came by and laughed while he said sorry about that. I spoke to the manager and let know what happened. He said sorry that he has a friend whose mom has to avoid it to. ????? In the end I asked the manager to have a retraining of their staff on allergies and to make the menu easy to read so that customers can see that their only ice tea is gluten filled. It's not easy accessing and no one thinks to ask specifically does your tea have gluten in it???

FYI: Their patio seating seems to be more desirable so make a reservation if you're aiming for that location. Otherwise, their dining room area usually has plenty of tables and it doesn't seem too long of a wait for walk ins. WHAT WE GOT: Bacon wrapped mochi, yasai korokke, tonkatsu dinner, rainbow spider roll PROS: SUPER fast service. We waited maybe like 5 minutes before our first appetizer came out and almost everything followed shortly after. Decent sized portions with pretty good flavors. Their appetizer menu is expansive and has a lot to offer. My favorite of the night had to be the bacon wrapped mochi. Nice chewy texture on the mochi with a nice spicy kick from the seasoning. We also ordered 2 of their cocktails (names are slipping me and they're not listed on their online menu) which were adequately strong in the liquor department and had a decent balance of the other flavors. CONS: The attentiveness of their service could use a little bit of work, not going to lie. We were served our 2 appetizers before anyone brought water over to us and that was also because we had asked for it. Our cocktails, which honestly should have been brought out first, were brought out second to last. The pork on the tonkatsu was unfortunately on the dry side, and the roll was average. Also considering the price of it, it was kinda underwhelming.

I liked the food a lot. We had sushi and shishito peppers that were roasted, battered and done tempura style. The peppers were the highlight. They have a nice beer selection and a wall of scotch if you are interested in sampling.

Ridiculous service We ate at Moshi Moshi before the john mayer concert. A party of 8 (and two kids they -being restraint - decided to pull to our table). So we had cocktails appetizers and a lot of dishes, about 800 dollars worth. So when it came to splitting the check, for 800 dollars, we asked for it four ways -our policy is only 2 That's ridiculous, we said. The device has a button called split. This isn't 3 people and 100 dollars this is 10 and 800 bucks with tip. Now someone might of said ducking ridiculous (as it was) and suddenly they escalated and went on about cursing. Like saying a curse word is a offense to all (no kids other than our teens present). Finally they split the check- and asked us to leave. So all of that drama after spending 800 bucks for 45 seconds of work to split. And fyi - no one cursed at the staff, people just say things like "that's ducking ridiculous". So hope they don't pretend we cursed our staff- for one person saying "that's a ducking ridiculous policy"