Hakashi Japanese Sushi Bar & Grill
San Francisco, California
Chef Julio Zapata offers an English-friendly omakase with optional sake pairing at this China Basin sushi bar in San Francisco, bookable via OpenTable.
At a glance
- Chef
- Julio Zapata
- Sake pairing
- Yes
- Reservations
- OpenTable
- Booking
- OpenTable
- Cuisine
- Edomae sushiModern sushi
Hakashi Japanese Sushi Bar & Grill sits on 3rd Street in China Basin, San Francisco, serving Edomae and modern sushi at both lunch and dinner. The kitchen is led by chef and owner Julio Zapata, who trained under Japanese chefs before opening this spot.
The omakase is a chef-guided, multi-course tasting built around nigiri, sashimi, and small plates, with an optional sake pairing available for guests who want drinks matched to each course. The full menu is presented in English, which makes ordering straightforward for visitors and locals alike. Beyond the tasting menu, the à la carte side of the restaurant includes specialty rolls, hot dishes like teriyaki and tempura, and appetizers such as seared scallops and charred octopus, with vegetarian and gluten-friendly options also on offer.
Lunch service runs seven days a week, generally from late morning to early afternoon, while dinner service extends into the evening, with slightly later closing times on Friday and Saturday. Reservations for both the omakase and regular dining are handled through OpenTable, and walk-ins may be accommodated depending on availability.
The restaurant is easy to reach by phone for questions not covered on the booking platform, and its China Basin location places it near the ballpark district of San Francisco. Guests planning an omakase visit should confirm current pricing and seating details directly with the restaurant, as these specifics are not listed publicly.
Good to know
- How do I book the omakase at Hakashi?
- Reservations are made through OpenTable, which covers both the omakase and regular dining. You can also call the restaurant directly at (415) 872-9589 with questions.
- How much does the omakase cost?
- Pricing for the omakase is not published; confirm current rates directly with the restaurant when booking.
- Is the menu available in English?
- Yes, Hakashi offers an English menu, which covers both the omakase and the à la carte selections.
- Can I add a sake pairing to the omakase?
- Yes, an optional sake pairing is offered alongside the omakase courses.
- What are the lunch and dinner hours?
- Lunch runs Monday through Sunday from roughly 11:30am to 2:30pm (Saturday from noon), and dinner runs from 5:00pm, closing at 10pm most nights and 11pm on Friday and Saturday.
Details checked September 30, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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