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HIKARI BULLET TRAIN SUSHI & BAR

Japanese restaurant • €€

4.6/5

• 25 review

Open - from 11h30 to 20h30 • Opening hours

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1734 Post Street - Japantown, San Francisco, The United States Of America

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+1 415 872 9116

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2024

Recommended

• 2024

In Japantown, which is bursting with good addresses, this restaurant is very much in the Japanese spirit. Take a seat at the bar, equipped with screens, to order your sushi. We recommend tempura rolls, California-style dragon rolls and lobster rolls. Get ready, they're delivered by a little electric train that runs along the bar connected to the kitchens! When it arrives, it rings, and don't forget to send the wagon away!

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Opening hours

Monday

11:30 - 20:30

Tuesday

11:30 - 20:30

Wednesday

11:30 - 20:30

Thursday

11:30 - 20:30

Friday

11:30 - 21:00

Saturday

11:30 - 21:00

Sunday

11:30 - 20:30

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Open daily from 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., until 9 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. Meals start at US$30 per person.

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4.6/5

25 reviews

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S oares

Visited in april 2024

Delicious food and service.

Mike Horn

Visited in april 2024

In the realm of sushi boat / conveyer belt restaurants, Hikari is unique in that you your custom ordered dishes are delivered directly to you via mini express trains. If your dish is too big for the train, then a robot brings it to you. Hikari never gets old for me, I go several times a month, almost always before a movie at the Kabuki. And the food never lets me down. Sushi, gyoza, katsu, all made well and good quality.

My one suggestion for the restaurant to take it to the next level is: where they have picture frames of Japanese scenery, they should replace with video screens playing footage from a moving bullet train.