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Okane

Okane is a Japanese restaurant that serves up contemporary style sushi and izakaya-style shareable dishes. They have meat, fish and vegetable courses, accompanied with rice or noodles, sushi and rolls on their menu. Their fish is sourced directly from the world-renowned Tokyo's Tsukiji Fish Market. Some of the signature items are Jidori Egg Chawan Mushi, Ontama Udon, Tai Chazake and Anago Tempura. They also serve beer and wine here along with Japan's favorite, sake. The decor is subtle with raw wood walls, hand-dyed upholstery and ceremonial  masks and lanterns.

Ace Wasabi Rock-N-Roll Sushi

You can enjoy one of the city's best sushi menus at Ace Wasabi's Rock n Roll Sushi. What you can expect here is a hearty Japanese meal at an affordable price. The menu sports traditional nigiri sushi, and the special rolls including the Ace Wasabi crab, eel and macadamia nuts, and the Three Amigos with tuna, yellow tail, eel and veggies, which should not be missed. The restaurant is always bustling with Marina locals. The front area of the restaurant is the perfect place to socialize, with a pub-like atmosphere. But if you are looking for a quiet meal, the back room of the restaurant is ideal.

Wasabi Bistro

All You Can Drink For $10 Includes Hot Sake, Wine, Beer & Cocktails! You have to be unless 21 years old and need to purchase 10$ on food as well because we are not a bar. Last thing, ENJOY.

Nojo Ramen Tavern

Located in the heart of the city, Nojo takes inspiration from Japan's Izakaya establishments and offers a lively space to savor Japanese specialties and spirits. Yakitori, or skewered cuts of chicken in a tempting array of sauces, are a specialty here. Apart from this, the skewer selection includes other delights like bacon wrapped scallions and pork jowl. A choice of Japanese favorites like Umeboshi Somen, tempura and teppanyaki complete the menu. There's also a selection of izakaya style small plates and snacks on offer for lunch. The spirit list includes a diverse array of beers, sake and wines. The warmly-lit interiors feature wood accents with an Asian-inspired decor. Check website for more.

Hinata

Relish the taste of authentic Japanese sushi and sake at Hinata in Fillmore district of San Francisco. The ambiance is very class and sophisticated with the traditional Japanese Omakase menu and the more exclusive Grand Omakase menu. Each course is enriched with the classic sake that highlights the flavor of the sushi and wasabi. Apart from sushi, the restaurant also offers sashimi, teriyaki, gyoza and shochu. If sake is not your preferred poison, there is also a full wine bar serving the choicest selection of the best wines.

Kabuto Restaurant

Even in a city full of great Japanese restaurants, Kabuto Sushi stands out. An excellent spot for Unagi and Sushi, here Chef Sachio Kojima also offers lip-smacking Japanese tapas. Recommendations include stewed tripe topped with peppers, simmered stingray or Japanese egg custard. Don't miss out on the most innovative sushi made with foie gras. For the vegetarians, scrumptious, grilled eggplant with Asian spices is ready to please. Furthermore, choose from the wide selection of sake and Japanese beer to accompany your meal.

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