Tomokazu

After a long flight and a layover at SFO, I was on the hunt for something satisfying to eat. I stumbled upon Tomokazu and decided to give it a try, even though I knew airport prices would be high. ✈️ ​The sushi combo I ordered was definitely the highlight of the meal. The fish tasted incredibly fresh for an airport restaurant, and the rolls were well-made. 🍣 It was a good bite and really hit the spot. I just wish it wasn't so expensive! ​However, the rest of the meal was a bit of a letdown. I was really craving a good bowl of ramen, but the house ramen was a disappointment. The broth was bland and lacked the rich, savory flavor I was hoping for. 🍜 It felt like something was missing. The gyoza were also just average—not crispy, not super flavorful, just... meh. ​In the end, it was a very mixed experience. The sushi was good, but the high price combined with the lackluster ramen and gyoza made me feel a bit underwhelmed. For that reason, I'd rate it 3 out of 5 stars. ⭐⭐⭐

Tomokazu was a great experience. The food was reasonably priced for an airport restaurant, and the portions were generous. Despite the crowds, there was plenty of seating, and they provided a device to notify you when your food is ready. The friendly staff and clean restaurant made it a pleasant dining experience.

It’s convenient and fast! Nice interior as well. But in terms of food, it’s very underwhelming. Got their teriyaki chicken bowl, chicken fat not trimmed, portions small, taste like store bought sauce, it’s $16.50. Assorted sushi came with lots of spicy tuna, 3 decent fish, one unappealing tuna, one overcooked dry shrimp. Everything is overpriced which is understandable since it’s the airport. It’s really sad how they put no effort since most of their customers will never return since they’re only getting something since they would have to fly soon.

Good place! We went for lunch at 1pm waiting for our flight. They have a bunch of different things: sushi rolls, nigiri, rice bowls, noodles. We went for tuna nigiris and two rice bowls: salmon teriyaki and gyudon (meat). Both very good, fresh, decent portion. Nigiri was good too, you can see both chefs cutting fish right across when you enter to the place. It was a busy day but overall the speed was good. Pricing is actually decent, despite being in the airport. You can check the menu I uploaded for reference. Would swing by again if in SF!

I am surprised by the quality of the ramen. It is in airport but definitely much better than many of the ramen places in the bay. The pork is very tender, flavorful. Love it. The ramen soup is hot and tasty. And the egg was cooked to perfection. Portion is great for the price. I mean a bowl of this in any restaurant in the bay would be 20 bucks nowadays. And this i paid only 17.5 in an airport. Not sure what the other people are talking about when they complain about the price seriously.

A good fix for Japanese food. The portion is generous and I enjoy the chashu. The soup is refreshing. My third time here and more to come when I visit San Frans.

The girl at register 2 with the mask today was really rude!!!! then looked at the other cashiers too, they are all the same, rude. It looks like you're being a nuisance by ordering food. I wouldn't give my money to them again! uncomfortable chairs. Food is good.

The SFO location is right cross the United club on G gates. Nice services, reasonable price for a restaurant located inside airport with enjoyable meals