Moshi Moshi

01/13/09

good sushi, a bit out of the way though

by cfriemann

the neighborhood is a bit desolate & out of the way for me. While I was riding the streetcar I thought I'd end up at the airport or something!

But the sushi is pretty fresh, with attentive service. The atmosphere is like a little local bar/dive restaurant. I didn't like the teriyaki though.

• Pros: fresh sushi, attentive service
• Cons: too far away from humanity, but that can be a good thing

09/04/08

okay sushi

by jessicajames

I live right down the street from Moshi Moshi and have been there several times. I have also worked in many Japanese restaurants, so I know how things work. If you are going to spend a certain amount on the sashimi dinners, you should automatically get miso soup and rice. I have worked in traditional Japanese restaurants and we have always given Miso and rice. I spent 20.95 on the chirashi sushi and it came with a tiny bit of rice and without soup. In the Japanese restaurants I have worked in they just throw out the soup and left over rice at the end of the night, so why topple on the extra price. The sushi is okay. But nothing compared to the sushi at zushi puzzle in the marina. If they were to change their rice policy, I would glady take up this review a notch. It's just why spend so much money on something and be skimped on the extras.

09/03/07

A great family restaurant

by improvisit

My family and I have gone here for years and consistently love the food, the unpretentious atmosphere and friendly staff. When we're on Potrero Hill or downtown and heading south on 280, Moshi Moshi is always on our list.

Of the 100+ meals I've had here, only a few have been under par. The sushi is consistently fresh with a good variety and reasonable price. My kids eat sushi because of Moshi Moshi, (but they also love the Tempura and lightly battered chicken).

It's the perfect mix of good sushi and good saki in a nice environment. It's not high end, and that's why I rate it at a full 5 stars.