Isobune Restaurant Review
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Open since 1982 in San Francisco, Isobune pioneered the sushi boat Japanese restaurant. You can sit down and grab food from the boats and eat, faster than at the golden arches. You can also order entrees and other special items. Pricing is indicated by the color of the item’s plate. ($1.95-$5.95) We have eaten in the Burlingame location several times.
Decor, vibe – Big sushi boat area in the middle with several tables to the side. Lots of couples, small groups, families of all races were eating.
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Great Deal
Price Guide
Sushi Picture Guide
Picks:
The Lunch Special ($8.50) with Tuna Sashimi, Shrip Tempura, Chicken Teriyaki, Miso Soup, Salad & Rice is a great value. It is available 11:30am-3pm. All items are of average or slightly above average quality.
Tempura Mix ($8.50) had assorted items including 4 good sized pieces of shrimp. A decent dish full of crispiness.
OK:
The Seaweed Salad ($2.95) sushi is a nice vegetarian item. Pretty simple and as expected. 2 big pieces.
Octopus Sashimi ($2.45) was chewy and not super fresh.
Kappa maki ($1.95) with cucumber is a cheap favorite for kids. Not much to it.
Smelt Roe Sushi ($2.95) has tons of fish roe and is a little salty.
Spicy Scallops ($2.95) was tasty but a little fishy. Not very spicy.
Chicken Teriyaki ($8) +$2 for Rice and soup. The meat was thin but a reasonable portion size and cooked fine. The sauce was very sweet, almost overly so.
Pans:
None
Isobune has a $4.95 Kid’s meal. Coupon for a free California Roll with $20 To go order on their website. Their service is good, with most of the waiters not needing to take orders, there you don’t need to ask for refills. This is a good inexpensive way to get a Japanese meal. This is not a gourmet paradise like nearby Sakae Sushi but more of an everyday spot. As with most sushi restaurants, try to go during the week to get the freshest items.
Also at:
Japantown
1737 Post Street San Francisco, CA 94115
(415) 563-1030
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