Eiji
$$ • Japanese, Sushi Bars, Vegan
Hours:
317 Sanchez St, San Francisco
(415) 558-8149
About Eiji
Customers' Favorites
Sashimi with Miso Soup Rice and Cucumber Sunomono
Salmon and Tuna Sashimi
Ankimo Monkfish Liver
Spicy Tuna Roll 6 pcs
Eggplant with Walnut
Strawberry Mochi
Tuna Belly Steak
Mochi Ice Cream
Salmon Sashimi
Black Cod Miso
Eiji Reviews
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Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 4 - 9:30PM |
| Wednesday | 4 - 9:30PM |
| Thursday | 4 - 9:30PM |
| Friday | 4 - 9:30PM |
| Saturday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
| Sunday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
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Eiji is a cozy Japanese restaurant with a limited seating capacity and a Japanese tapas-style menu, offering daily specials. The small team, including one server, is friendly and attentive, creating a welcoming atmosphere. The price is around $35 per person, with a 4% fee for card transactions and a $14 per person minimum. The food is generally good, with standout items being the strawberry daifuku, sushi roll, sashimi platter, and oboro tofu. Guests have noted that the homemade tofu is very soft and delicious, and the sushi has a generous rice to fish ratio. The restaurant is decorated with Japanese ambiance and is very clean, contributing to a warm and inviting dining experience.
The location is convenient with ample parking and easy accessibility. This place is most known for their homemade tofu and strawberry mochi, which are highly praised for their quality. The sashimi and miso soup are also well-liked, and the overall food quality is considered very good for the price. The restaurant maintains a simple, authentic, and fresh approach, with service provided by real humans who take pride in their craft. While the atmosphere may not be filled with smiles and niceties, guests feel well taken care of. It is a good choice for sushi lovers and those seeking an authentic Japanese experience. The restaurant's size means all party members need to be present before seating, but splitting larger groups is possible. Visiting during less busy hours, such as at opening time, can make dining with children easier. Overall, Eiji offers a charming, authentic, and memorable dining experience in San Francisco.