Sasa, Japantown

Lists it again among sushi picks.

Visits yearly and always goes to Sasa; says the sushi is excellent.

Excitedly agreed with the Sasa suggestion.

Lists Sasa among the top Japantown options, noting it's pricier.

Says SaSa is a fit for this occasion: not overly fancy, but dressy enough.

Loves Sasa; often dines there alone and finds it cozy.

Says the omakase was delicious and suggests booking a table ahead.

Strongly endorses Sasa as a sushi option inside the Japantown mall.

Answers the thread with Sasa.

Calls Sasa their top affordable omakase and says they liked its pieces most; no chef conversation.

Gives Sasa as their sushi pick, with no further detail.

Includes Sasa in its list of named answers to the sushi and Japanese request.

Suggested Sasa as a sushi choice, placing it in Japantown.

Says it is the best omakase they have had in the US so far.

Rates it highly among SF omakase, noting strong quality for what it costs. Refers to the post's restaurant.

Finds Sasa's rice inconsistent, sometimes overly vinegary or dry, though others may like it.

Says Sasa's delivery is amazing and would rank it above Kuma.

Their regular go-to; says the moriawase is good value for the fish and rice quality.

Calls it decent but too large to feel traditional; notes the chef isn't Japanese.

Says Sasa has great in-person omakase; its takeout looks promising but they haven't tried it.

Suggests it for a nice sit-down sushi meal in Japantown.

Adds a vote for Sasa as another endorsement of the same place.