Sake Bomb

I recently tried the new Good Deal Nigiri, and it’s such a steal! The fish is incredibly fresh, and the quality is amazing. Highly recommend giving it a try!

4 Visits. Now the only sushi place walking distance from my home. High quality and fresh food. Can be a little expensive but they have some amazing unique creations. Previous visit I had the seafood salad that was just right. Recent visit we tried the happy hour dinner 15% off.

Great place to come if you're looking for reasonably priced sushi and amazing energy . Staff was very friendly, food was fresh and wait time was short . I tried the volcano roll , spicy tuna hand roll, double trouble roll, and some nigiri. Literally no complaints .

This is one of my favorite sushi spots. The prices are so good for the quality, the space is never too crowded but has a nice buzz, the food is both fast and delicious, and their staff are attentive and nice. Their custom rolls and nigiri plates are a bit more unique and thoughtful. Whenever someone asks me out to sushi I see if we're closer enough to this place first.

I have gone here so many times and bring friends often! I love this restaurant and think they are just high quality for a great price! They have really great pricing for happy hour on their oysters and I always recommend people get some of their garlic edamame, we always finish every piece! Great for dates and small outings with friends or family.

Highly recommend this restaurant!!! Just order sushi party tray, it so good! Very fresh and delicious!!! I love it and will be back!!!

I have been here three times and so far I like everything. Bento box oysters sashimi salad, Nigiri, miso…. It’s all delicious and friendly service as well.

Sake bombed our delivery. Bland and bad smelling miso soup, old avocado in the California roll. Spicy tuna and salmon roll also did not taste great. Felt like we got some old rolls that had been sitting around for hours. We threw half of it away, and what we did eat did not taste good either.

This is a solid sushi spot with a decent sake selection. The ambiance was nice, and service was friendly. We ordered a couple of items to share, and my favorites were the unagi avocado roll and agedashi tofu. The fish here tasted fresh, rolls were nicely made, and appetizers were tasty as well. I also enjoyed the cold sake. I'll have to come back again for the 5-7pm happy hour!

My friends and I were looking for a good happy hour and great food. We found it. We ordered every item on the happy hour list- including the oysters. The rolls were a good size and fresh. We also ordered the happy hour Chardonnay- it was smooth and Smokey. Definitely will go back again. The staff was friendly and efficient. And the prices were on point.

The review of this place is spot on. My experience here was great. The service was awesome, fast friendly. The atmosphere is casual and can be elegant. Good place to bring a date. The food was hot and delicious. calamari was not too salty and was surprisingly not chewy. I had two hand rolls and they were great. I really liked the salmon lover roll. Fish tasted fresh. Thank you Sake Bomb for the great experience and dinner while I'm traveling for business.

Love the flavors and presentation! Spacious and clean place with a good variety of menu options. Service was kind and responsive, would recommend for a date night or a casual dinner with friends!

I love Sake Bomb! My friends and I like to come for lunch or Happy Hour. We love the lunch specials, rolls and sashimi. Out team favorite is the butterfish or escolar, which is so creamy, fresh and delicious. We order it as a sashimi appetizer or it is also part of the Sexy Roll, which is another favorite of ours. Just writing this makes my mouth water. Service is always pleasant, food comes out quickly and they are nice people. The restaurant is pretty big with a back area that can accommodate larger groups of people. There are a few lunch combos that are bento box style with cooked entrees, sand and soup; others that are two rolls served with a miso soup and nigiri lunch specials as well. It is a good day when we go to Sake Bomb for lunch! Treat Yo'Self!

Such a cute sushi spot in a great location. I recently moved to the Mission and was craving sushi so stumbled to this spot. We went for lunch so it wasn't too busy, which was nice! The service was wonderful and we felt well taken care of. The waitress always checked in and was super kind! The sushi itself was really good and folded very nicely (did not fall apart). It has decent pricing for sushi as well. They also have a happy hour!! I would highly recommend this spot!

Dropping in with a friend I ordered the lunch special with an avocado and cucumber roll. The service was friendly and prompt, but the avocado and cucumber rolls were average, as was the miso soup that came with. The space was comfortable and the ambiance was very chill, I just wish the veggies in both rolls had been more fresh. That being said, in my opinion my visit to Sake Bomb was a solid four stars and I'd come back if I were in the area.

9/10 overall Super date spot. Good decor and definitely the best affordable sushi in the Mission at this point. All the other places are so expensive (four $). This spot has got it going on at a good price and the ambience is nice. They gifted me a cute cat bell charm (see photo) with my bill and I'm stoked to gift it. They let us idle at the table for over 3.5 hours on a less busy Saturday sipping sake and nibbling on food with no stress. Would recommend for sure. 24th roll and sake was bomb. Food - 7/10 Good stuff, lots to try. Maybe not my favorite of all time but for mission sushi at this price it's probably the best I've had. 24th street roll was my favorite. Did have to ask for ginger and wasabi which was kind of a bummer but it wasn't a big deal. Sake - awesome. I ordered the big ~700ml bottle and it came in an ice bucket. Felt like a king. Even better it also included a baby pouring jug that had a pocket for ice to keep the liquid cool. Very nice for a $60 bottle. Felt like the value was there for sure. Value - 8/10 I felt like I got good value. $60 for 700 ml nice sake with all the fixings. They have cheaper options at half that price or less. Sushi rolls were quite long. My date and I had 2 rolls and 4 pieces of Nigiri. That felt like more than enough food for two hungry people. I'd baseline against that and order more as needed. Ambiance - 9/10 Perfect for the space. Very classy. Maybe could use a candle on tables. Extra bathroom would be good too- there is only one and waiting in line is a bit awkward as it's somewhat in the main dining area. But they made the best of the space - that's clear. Service - 10/10 Super nice and attentive. The right amount of check ins over our 3.5+ hour visit. I was so pleased to get a little gift with my bill. Bathroom - 5/10 Please clean. Harshed vibes a little for me. It seemed like the toilet paper was about to run out? I didn't need it but on a glance that seemed stressful. Why is there a note in there warning patrons from Christmas? You can do better!

Came on a Monday night and it was pretty busy, but they still had a few tables available. We ordered the fried baby squid, tuna hand roll and the 10pc nigiri special. Everything came out relatively quick. They forgot the ginger and wasabi, but brought it quickly after we asked about it. The fried squid was very tasty. The hand roll was wasn't bad, but the seaweed they wrapped it with was kind chewy. The nigiri was mostly good. Presentation was ok and portion size was fine, but a couple of pieces of fish were either a little mushy or tasted slightly off. Perhaps that's to be expected when having sushi on a Monday (poor planning on our part). For the price though we really couldn't complain. Overall we enjoyed our meal and would consider coming back again.

I like the food and it was going to be our third time there, it was 30 min before their closing time and the girls refused to sit us... not nice and I am not going back.

This plate make me wet . Good service happy face lovely spot see you next time. Thank cheff also make me happy today

So. My almost 10 year old who is thee most pickiest eater has deemed this place worthy of 100 stars. Says she loves the ambience and the vibe. She orders the teriyaki plates with a side of tobiko. It's her thing. I never doubt that it's good cuz it's rare for her to finish everything. Here, she does. This place does a decent happy hour. Some things you can find on there: Edamame. Gyozas. Chicken karaage. Few Hand rolls. Oh, and the Oysters on that menu are $1.50 and that* makes me extra happy. Our spread was amazing. We ordered 3 oysters, chicken teriyaki, a spicy tuna and a spicy salmon hand roll, golden gate special roll, jalapeño poppers and two house salads. We left super satisfied. Needless to say, we will be back soon!

Got take out here last night, got 2 special rolls and 2 maki rolls for $50. The sushi here is decent but not particularly fresh - had Basa Seafood been open later I would have gone there for better prices. I don't think this place is bad, I just probably would come back. The watermelon roll was interesting but I thought it was super small for the price/for it to be a specialty roll.

My Partner, Step Son and I LOVE Sake Bomb. We are huge fans who continue to dine-in and take out frequently. This is our favorite Japanese go to family spot. The staff is friendly and professional. For all the times we go there, the quality of their food never changes.

A fun place to gather with friends! Came here on a Saturday and they had ample seating and lots of reservations left. Good: Very solid sushi rolls! I really loved the 24th and OMG and volcano rolls. Especially with the volcano roll they really loaded up on the crab meat and toppings. The chicken karaage was good as well and super crispy in texture. I enjoyed the cute sake cups too. Bad: Service is so hard to flag down! Really rarely did we get someone to check in on us or get our food order so it was a longer wait time for sure. Really loud too so it's hard to hear your friends but it's a very party hangout vibe. ---- Overall was a fun place for a big group to congregate and enjoyed sharing many plates!

This place is exactly like it sounds. It just bombs all of their food. The soup was hella salty. The sushi rice was warm and gummy and sticky. The water tasted old. The sushi itself was a disaster. The tuna tasted stale and the eel was lukewarm and soggy. The only good thing is we didn't get food poisoning. Bland and supermarket special tasting. We were the only table in the restaurant and now I understand why. Go to a taqueria nearby but by all means and skip this place.

Great food, service, and ambiance! The decor is so nice and the wait staff are sweet and not overbearing. Loved the food! Fun rolls and great fish.

I highly recommend the happy hour! Incredible sale Kama & a variety of other offerings!

Wow. What a place. We reserved a table through Yelp and thus were immediately seated (after they checked our vaccine cards) by the window, which was great to l watch the busy 24th street hustle. To start, we ordered the gyoza and the calamari, both of which were delicious. The gyoza was so good we ordered another one!!! They were just so absolutely delicious and flavorful and crispy... simply delightful. Highly recommend. And the calamari was good, although it didn't stand out as much as the gyoza. But the batter was light and crunchy, the calamari was the perfect texture, and the slivers of onion and pepper thrown in were tasty and complimentary. We then got the Crazy Spider Roll and the Dragon Roll; both amazing. If you're going for a simple but tasty roll, the Dragon Roll is a good bet, and if you're looking for something a bit more decadent, with a huge complexity in textures and flavors, go for the Crazy Spider Roll; it has crispy fried soft-shelled crab, which is spectacular. Coming here again for sure!

Came here for happy hour on a Wednesday night around 5pm. There were lots of tables and seating around. J-pop was playing in the background. Reminded me of my teens in my J-pop phase. Anyone remember Hikaru Utada? Hot Sake was $6 for happy hour. Our server was very friendly and attentive; refilling my sake cup, giving extra napkins without having us to ask and checking up on us. Oysters were $1.50 each for happy hour so we ordered. 3 out of the 6 had bits of shell in them and one of them tasted really awful. I had to spit it out into my napkin. My first time ever having a bad oyster. Presentation was lovely. We also ordered the salmon kama $9. I would have preferred it to have been grilled, but instead it was deep fried. It was a good size. Lastly ordered a spicy salmon handroll - $6, which was good.

I've only doordashed this place but I think they have some really good options! Wasn't a fan of the 24th since it was a little dry and not as rich , but the dragon roll and salmon avocado roll were yummy!!

First and foremost, the service at this place is phenomenal and the entire staff is very attentive. 10 stars for that. We ordered a lot of different sushi, started off with some Garlic Edamame, Fresh Oysters, Sashimi, Unagi Nigiri, Sake Nigiri, Amaebi Nirigri, Geisha Roll, Toro Nigiri, Beef Udon and Mushroom Miso. All I'm going to say is everything we had was super fresh. If I could give more stars I would.

Nice fun place in the mission. Thankfully it was not very hard to find a reservation online and we really wanted to have sushi as it had been a long time since we had sushi. These are the things that I would order again if I were to go here: 1. Power Ball 2. Sake Bomb Sushi 3. Volcano Sushi 4. Mochi ice cream We tried a few other things also and they were all good but the ones mentioned above are the once's that stood out for us.

As the saying goes, the third time's the charm. It was our third anniversary. It was a long day at work. We wanted to celebrate our special day with some sake and sushi. First, we went to a place in Japantown that has always been a favorite spot for us. Closed. We chose another sushi restaurant with a Michelin star in the same vicinity. Closed. It was Tuesday, and we forgot that the pandemic changed the dining dynamic in terms of days and hours. But all was not lost, all not for naught. We found Sake Bomb. Sat at the sushi bar. Had a lovely time. Ordered the spicy hamachi spoons, and they were the "bomb." Ordered the omakase which was extremely fresh. Ordered sake (naturally). Lovely. Ordered a couple of specialty like Sexy Girl. And as a final final, we ordered a couple of the smoked nigiris. They came out in a dome of smoke. Wow. That was new with definite "Wow" appeal--not just in terms of presentation but in flavor. Tamago topped the whole celebration off--as well it should. The staff was attentive while not being intrusive. The sushi chef was a real gem. Gracious all the way. I would give only one bit of constructive opinion. If the nigiri had been "sauced" by the chef, the sushi would have been Michelin star quality. Absolutely. If you find yourself in the Mission, or if you find yourself headed towards the need for a special place to celebrate life and love, try Sake Bomb.

We came here for happy hour and was indeed happy. We weren't that hungry so we just got a salmon kama, spicy tuna roll and 6 oysters. The salmon kama was good but I thought it would be grilled or baked instead of deep fried. The handroll was OK but one of the oysters tasted odd. Not sure if we'd come back here.

Was in search of a go to sushi spot in the mission and I think this might be it. Everything we got was sooo good! I got the 24th roll and a cucumber avocado maki, loved both! They have sake and nigiri samplers so I'll definitely be back to try those very soon. They have a very extensive sake menu as well, can even create your own sake bombs.

A solid sushi spot in the mission! We made a reservation but you could definitely just do a walk in because it wasn't too busy for a Friday night. The inside is a little small with 4-5 tables and a bar area, and has a very cozy ambiance. The service was fast and the staff were all friendly. We ordered... -Watermelon roll: I don't think I'd order this again, it was a refreshing roll to have in between the others rolls but there wasn't really anything special about it or the flavor -Hamachi spoon: a must try! if you like truffle oil, you'll love this roll -Seafood udon: I've tried udon from multiple places and this was the best I've tried so far, the soup was so flavorful and has fresh salmon, calamari, vegetables, etc. -Sashimi: 10/10 I forgot the names of the two other rolls we tried but everything was so fresh, would definitely come back!

My boyfriend and I love coming here for sushi! The food is great, the service is great and servers are very attentive. The place is small but the decor is nice

It was a good experience that we had our dinner here. High quality ingredients, good service, and a enjoyable environment. The smoked nigiri is very special. I like the smoked taste is and it's highly recommended. Definitely coming back again!

Happy Hour is from 5-7pm and has a decent selection of appetizers, oysters, hand rolls, specialty rolls and beers! We ordered: - Salmon Lover Special Roll (8 pieces total) and like the name says, it is great for people who like salmon. There is spicy salmon and cucumber on the inside and salmon on top. -Sapporo beer We weren't too hungry and this was perfect to share between two people. The restaurant is clean and easy to find. Street parking only.

We went there for happy hour, drove 45 min in traffic to rush there for the happy hour special. First time there. I never heard happy hour is only on Friday and Saturday of the week. The price are pretty high for the rolls, sushi and sake. We left! False advertisement

I'm used to going out alone because I think it is necessary for myself and attention was good. Here I was able to go at Happy Hour and I ordered Hot Sake and California Roll. All delicious if you are a Sushi Lover.

Had the best experience eating dinner here recently. I ordered the volcano roll, the spicy tuna roll, mushroom miso soup, and a few other things. Everything we ordered was soo good. I love that they bring out each dish one at a time and they have amazing service. I always had what I needed and as a bonus they had a 10% deal going on if you dined before 7pm on Sunday. I can't wait to come back.

This used to be our regular sushi place to order from. The quality has varied in the last year but we'll occasionally try again out of nostalgia. In our last order the sushi rice was a very weird texture, the rolls were not correctly made and oddly cut and the salmon was slimy. One of the rolls had a sort of gelatinous look to it that you might expect if it had been made some time before. Maybe it's still good in person and they're just dumping things on the to-go orders. In which case, I dunno? Maybe don't do take out?

I feel like this place was solid, but not a stand out, closer to 3.5 in terms of quality and price. I did enjoy their handrolls for happy hour, but felt the pricing for the nigiri, chirashi, etc would've netted higher quality fish for that dollar. Service was good, miso soup was ehh (sweeter than expected), and the green tea mochi dessert was not fully thawed.

Reasonable lunch special prices given the area this restaurant is in.The fish tasted fresh with both rolls I chose for the lunch special here.

TL;DR - GREAT for takeout! Affordable and good! This place has, in my honest opinion, affordable prices for sushi in the Mission. AND they offer delivery! While delivery fees suck, it sure is convenient when you're working on DIY projects to just not have to think about it. We ordered: - a side salad, I think they packed it in, plus it was all fresh no wilted leaves. - wakame salad, really good and sweet - veggie gyoza, nice crispy bottom - OMG roll, super tasty! - negi hamachi, very light and delicate, recommend for sure - spicy tuna, crowd pleaser - spicy salmon, crowd pleaser Overall very good.

Okay, this place is on 24th street and I was not ready for it. It was very good and affordable and I don't mean this in a cheap way but in the portions versus the price. As far as food, here's what we had: - Crazy Spider - Sexy Girl - Edamame - Miso Soup - Beef Short Ribs - Oysters We also did Sashimi and this is what I had: I had Sake, Hamachi, Ebi, Sake-Toro, and UNI As far as drinks, we had tons of Hot and Cold Sake. I can't wait to be back and taste some other delicious stuff.

Walked in and immediately got a warm welcome by the host. It had a nice quiet vibe to the place around 12 lunch time and had ordered to go the sushi lunch combo with 2 rolls and miso soup. The host, Pam, was so kind and offered me water while I waited and also cleaned up immediately after the people that left. The prices and the quality of sushi are a good value and would definitely come back during happy hour to dine in!

Super nice place to try local sake! There are only around 50 sake breweries outside of Japan so we all are very lucky to have this awesome place in the Bay area!

OMG!!! I've been looking for this place and didn't even know it. Everything was spot on. The flavors were there and the ambiance was pretty dope. The baby calamari was crispy and and not chewy, the add grilled onions and peppers and it adds so much texture. The golden gate is crispy and allows the California roll to still shine through. Gyoza are delicious! The best part was this was all happy hour prices and my bill was under $40 for all this.

One of our go-to spots for delicious crafted sushi. The service is also top notch - everyone is very friendly. And the vibes are easy, great for a causal date neighborhood date night.

Gee, you'd think with a name like Sake Bomb that this would be a drunkard's delight, a hipster haven, a party animal palace. But no, it was a perfectly respectable Japanese restaurant on 24th free of the loudly obnoxious and the obnoxiously loud who would order up the next round of sake bombs. I came in rather spontaneously one weekday evening and saw it was quiet and welcoming to this new customer. Right away I saw the little placard advertising their dollar Miyagi oysters. Five please. And how pretty it was presented with tropical blossoms over crushed ice (photo: http://bit.ly/39Mf8KH). Quite fresh and tasty and gone in a matter of minutes. For the real meal, I ordered the $9 Salmon Skin Salad which was a bountiful bowl of goodness with mixed greens, oshinko (pickled daikon radish), tobiko, gobo (burdock root), and scallions. The crisped pieces of salmon skin were doused with thoughtful discrimination in a ponzu/wasabi yuzu sauce (photo: http://bit.ly/2MXMGLX). It was definitely one of the better variations I've had of this Japanese standby. My other dish was another familiar standby, the $14 Hamachi Kama, a generous portion of both cheek an collar nicely charred but still quite tender (photo: http://bit.ly/2MZT31d). So it wasn't the loud bar scene I was dreading and that's fine by me. Mic drop. FOOD - 4 stars...surprisingly solid Japanese fare and who can ignore dollar oysters? AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...pretty standard modern Japanese decor though more spacious than others SERVICE - 4 stars...quite attentive TOTAL - 4 stars...don't let the name fool ya...unless you really want a sake bomb...bombs away! RELATED - Lost in the Mission? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: http://bit.ly/2NHtst6

I'm so glad they are open for indoor dining. I have been ordering takeout from them. Takeout was pretty good, but the vibe and the service at the dine in make the food even more tasty. The quality of the seafood is pretty fresh. Service is very friendly. I definitely recommend them.

My go to place for sushi in the mission! Prices are reasonable (happy hour from 5-7 as well) and just all around delicious food.

Amazing food and service. The ambience in the place was wonderful. I really liked the shrimp tempura rolls and green tea cheesecake. Easy five stars. Would definitely come back!

Presentation, service, food.. 5/5!! We saw this restaurant on our way into the mission for a late night dinner. We were looking for sushi and I'm so glad we found this gem! We ordered the 15 piece sashmi, 24th roll, and volcano roll. All sooooo good! We finished everything and we were so satisfied. The presentation of the 15 piece sashmi was SO pretty! I was so surprised when it came out. We didn't know if 3 items would be enough but it was the perfect amount. The ambiance and service is so good. We're so lucky to have stumbled across this restaurant!

Omg the sushi was horrid. I ordered the 2 sushi lunch combo that came with miso soup. For $15, I thought I was going to get a quality meal. Oh I was wrong. There is a shit ton of rice like how they make sushi rolls at a ayce place. The California roll was terrible in ratio, lots of mayo and fake crab meat with a small sliver of avocado. The unagi and avocado roll was also a hard pass with a sliver of unagi, hardly any avocado, and a shit ton of rice. This is a terrible deal. Every bite had a decreasing rate of return. The sushi spot across the street is way more appetizing.

I can't even describe how delicious sushi is at this place, and the waitress was sweet, I like the decoration and everything looks so clean, I would give more than five stars if I could, highly recommended! (Try sake bomb rolls, you won't regret it)

Great service, food presentation, and diverse food options. Of course, all of it was very good. I appreciate the effort put into presenting each roll on its own plate, rather than the standard squish all rolls into a single plate.