Sushi Shio (Delivery-Only)

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About Sushi Shio (Delivery-Only)

Based on the reviews, Sushi Shio is a delivery-only restaurant offering a range of sushi experiences. The tasting menu comes with half or full omakase. Fish quality is described as ok by some, but others note high quality, very fresh fish with excellent preparation. Specific meals mentioned include the tasting menu Haku (薄), the Shio tasting menu, and a chirashi bowl takeout. Standout dishes include the scallop in sunomono, yellowtail tataki, snow crab hand roll, scallop handroll, and lobster roll. The welcome cold soup was impressive, and the wasabi was amazing. However, some found the dessert (yuzu panna cotta) slightly too sour, and the miso soup was smooth. Portion sizes are noted as small with very thin slices, and the chirashi bowl had lots of very salty carrots and daikons. The restaurant is described as very serious, good for date nights or solo dining, but a little crammed inside and dimly lit. Service is wonderful, attentive, and informative. While some feel there are better sushi options in the city for the same price, others call it one of the most under-appreciated, high quality sushi spots in SF, especially at $95 for the full omakase tasting.

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Sushi Shio (Delivery-Only) Reviews

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189 ratings
Restaurantji Rating
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Food
4.0
Atmosphere
4.3
Service
4.4

Best sushi ever. The rice tasted perfect, no soy sauce or wasabi needed. Will come back again when I have the chance.

Beautiful food great atmosphere. Authentic sushi.

The tasting menu comes with the half omakase or full. We did both. Fish quality is ok, nothing stood out. The miso soup was smooth. The slices are very thin and again portion is on the small side. The dessert at the end was great, the hand rolls are better than nigiri but otherwise would not order the omakase again. There are a lot other better sushi in the city for the same price.

Good for date nights or solo dining. A little crammed inside and dimly lit.

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