Craving Sushi? Check out the newly opened Pabu, a Japanese restaurant in the Financial district from Chef Michael Mina, the owner of the Hana Japanese Restaurant in Rohnert Park. Read more
A phenomenal dining experience. Every dish was incredible. The sake, the fresh fish, the different kinds of steak all set the tone for a perfect evening. All of their staff was lovely.
The citrus cocktail was exceptional, like everything it was gorgeously presented and had nuances and novel flavor a. Omakase was good, I prefer a traditional sushiOmakase over Izikaya style Omakase.
Great for dates! The sushi is incredibly fresh - favorites include unaginigiri, sea breamsashimi, Ken's Roll, and CrispySpicy Roll. Start with a happy spoon and the fried chicken.
Ken's roll is my favorite! You can't go wrong with anything though. The service and ambiance are also exceptional. I come here at least once a month, and I have a wonderful experience every time.
This place is pretty incredible, with a sushi-focused tasting menu to rival what you might find in Japan. For example, there's a course of four different species of mackerel. Read more
Combining rustic, old-world Japanese charm with urban sophistication, Pabu is home to a chic black bar, surrounded by modern couches and giant windows. Read more
HH: Mon-Fri, 3-6pm and Sunday; $5.88 sake, $6.88 22oz Sapporo, $6.88 select wine by the glass, $3.88 porksteam bun, $1.88 oysters, $5.88 hand rolls, and more.
Food is okay. You may get a better meal with similar amount of money somewhere else in SF. I was drawn to the ichigoichie plaque. Cherish every moment because it will never reoccur.
Food, great. Service not so. 20 mins til we saw our waiter or even given water. Ordered multiple items & not til after 1 hr into our meal we were told "oh we ran out of Hamachi, but we have Kanpachi".
Experience
Ken Tominaga, of the famed Hana Japanese Restaurant in Sonoma County, brings forth a modern take on traditional Izakaya-style dining with PABU San Francisco.