Godzila Sushi

stervius 

on Citysearch

19 years ago

OK Sushi Poor Service – Very small, so if you can't be seated right away expect a long wait. Even after being seated, if it's busy expect a long wait. The wait staff was indifferent. Two other parties that were seated AFTER we ordered, had their food before we did. When we finally complained about that, their response was, "Oh". Your best bet is the sushi bar to bypass the incompetent wait staff. If you stop by and it's busy, it's not worth it. If it's not busy, then you get OK sushi. Not great not bad. 

shaunlin 

on Citysearch

19 years ago

Great casual sushi place ... – I've eaten here about 10 times, and I've had excellent experiences with all the sushi i've had. If you know what sushi and sashimi are supposed to be, then you will appreciate this place. A couple things that i've come to expect from this place is that its not that big inside, so sometimes there may be a wait. Second, the last couple times i've been there, there have been very annoying 'marina-ish' ppl who were loud, obnoxious, rude, and just inconsiderate of others except themselves. 

helentwo 

on Citysearch

19 years ago

if you're craving sushi, this is not the place to go. Absolutely horrible service; they do not accomodate to-go orders at all. the sushi is fishy at times. not worth it even if it is a bit cheap... you get what you pay for. I'd rather spend a $1.25 on one piece of FRESH sushi from the fish market on Irving than to eat here and endure the horrible wait staff service. they know nothing about how to run a restaurant. 

Contributor 

on Citysearch

19 years ago

Pac Heights sushi spot serving bargain rolls in bare-bones environs. – In Short A mural of Godzilla busting through San Francisco monopolizes one wall, while black tables fill the rest of the space. Tall chairs line the sushi bar, which features an overhead mirror -- affording patrons a bird's-eye view of their meal in the making. A white board lists daily specials and the menu features everything from saba nigiri (mackerel) to rolls that include the kamikaze (tuna, avocado, scallion) and the unq-q (barbecued eel, cucumber). 

beach_gal 

on Citysearch

19 years ago

Sushi- Not all its cracked up to be – There are many fantastic sushi places in the city I have tried. I have always heard about Godzilla, so I gave it a try. The sushi here ranks below all the others. The sushi was a little fishy and the rolls were nothing spectacular. The atompshere was not exciting. The wait staff seemed to be overwhelemed even though the place wasn't entirely full. 

dolm13 

on Citysearch

19 years ago

My favorite casual sushi. – I really like this place. We've become regulars and the sushi chefs always welcome us when we walk in. It's cheap, good and relaxing. You just need to know that you may have to wait. It's tiny, so if you are flexible with sitting at a table or the bar, you'll probably be seated sooner. The tuna and fresh salmon are always good. I also would suggest the Kamakazi Roll w/ Hamachi. 

ribo 

on Citysearch

19 years ago

My favorite sushi place – The fish is always amazing and it's so cheap! The secret to getting a table quickly is come before 7:30. The shiro maguro, fresh salmon and nasu (eggplant nigiri) are my favorites. There's not a lot of ambiance but the service is always at least good if not great. It looks like some people wouldn't agree with me but I've never had a bad experience here, and I've been going regularly for the past four years... 

ronen321 

on Citysearch

19 years ago

one of the best in the city – very good sushi. very good food. very good service. very very nice writer. 

brigidmf 

on Citysearch

21 years ago

My favorite – This place is awesome. The sushi is so so fresh and so cheap. The best sushi in SF by far.