Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible seating
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
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The restaurant Sushi Go Go is a delightful Japanese Restaurant nestled in the vibrant Fisherman’s Wharf neighborhood of San Francisco. If you’re looking for a casual spot to enjoy authentic flavors, this is your go-to.
You’ll appreciate the focus on small plates and healthy options, perfect for a quick bite during your busy day. Whether you’re craving a light lunch or a satisfying dinner, you’ll find a welcoming atmosphere here.
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When it comes to the food here, you're looking at a pretty solid experience! With a score of 7.3 and customer satisfaction at a good 72.2%, diners generally rave about the fresh sushi, good quality fish, and generous rolls. Based on 83 positive remarks out of 115 total, many found the food tasty and well-prepared, often highlighting the excellent cuts and temperature.
However, not everything is perfect. Some of the 22 negative comments mentioned issues like a limited menu, overly sweet sauces on certain rolls, or occasional soggy rice. A few also noted disappointment with items like gyoza or forgotten miso soup, suggesting some inconsistencies in preparation.
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If youre craving fresh, good quality sushi and dont mind a potentially limited menu, this spot is definitely worth a try. Just be mindful of specific roll descriptions if you prefer less sweetness, and you'll likely leave satisfied.
When it comes to service, many customers have had some really positive experiences! Based on 52 comments, with 21 positive remarks, folks often rave about the quick service, efficient order entry, and how fast their food preparation is. The staff are frequently described as friendly, making takeout and delivery a breeze for many.
However, its a bit of a mixed bag, with a customer satisfaction of just 40.4% and an average score of 4.8. There are 27 negative comments highlighting significant issues like long waiting times and some truly unmotivated or rude staff. It seems the customer service can sometimes leave a lot to be desired, with some even mentioning a rude lady' at the front.
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If youre looking for quick takeout and dont mind potentially encountering some less-than-stellar interactions, you might be okay. Just be prepared for a possible wait and don't expect consistently stellar customer service.
When it comes to the vibe, many customers found things to love, with 11 positive comments out of 16 total. Guests frequently praised the overall cleanliness and pleasant atmosphere, describing it as a really good place. Plus, the fun additions like slot machines, claw games, and gacha machines really stood out, making it more than just a meal, and parking was a breeze.
However, the ambience isnt without its quirks, contributing to a customer satisfaction of 68.8%, which is a bit of a mixed bag. Some of the 5 negative remarks pointed out a dispatch counter feel and a weird feeling of using one-time utensils. ' The overall atmosphere and location were also noted as not being particularly appealing, giving the place an average score of 6.6.
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If youre looking for a spot with some fun distractions like arcade games and dont mind a casual, perhaps unconventional, atmosphere, this place could be an interesting visit. Just be prepared that the overall vibe might feel a bit like a dispatch counter, and the location might not be the prettiest.
When it comes to value, this spot generally hits the mark! With a good score of 7 and a good customer satisfaction of 72%, many diners found the prices to be quite reasonable. Out of 25 total opinions, 18 were positive, highlighting reasonable price sushi, good deals, and even inexpensive sushi that offered great quality for the cost, sometimes with enticing 50% off offers.
However, there are a few things to watch out for, as 6 opinions pointed to some issues with prices. Specifically, some customers noted discrepancies between the paper menu prices and what they were actually charged, suggesting the menu might be outdated. There were also questions raised about the tipping policy, which some found confusing or unnecessary.
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If youre looking for good sushi that wont break the bank, this place is definitely worth considering for its generally fair prices and deals. Just be sure to double-check the prices when ordering, as there have been some inconsistencies with the menu.
You’re looking at roughly 23 per person – reported by 49 diners. That puts it in the $21–$30 category. For a Japanese Restaurant, it’s comfortably mid-range: not a steal, but not bank-breaking either.
Looking at what people actually spend, most diners tend to keep it in the $11–$20 or $21–$30 range, showing a nice cluster around the average with options for various budgets.
Here’s a quick look at what guests spend per person, based on the latest 49 reviews.
How this restaurant’s value for money compares to similar spots in San Francisco.
Overall, for a Japanese restaurant in San Francisco, we think the pricing feels quite fair. It offers good value for a mid-range experience.