Shizen Vegan Sushi Bar & Izakaya
4.7$$· ModerateCreative plant based sushi and izakaya favorites in San Francisco
Shizen is a stylish, wood-toned restaurant in San Francisco's Mission District offering fully plant-based sushi rolls, specialty small plates, and ramen. Combining classic Japanese techniques with sustainable ingredients, it delivers inventive flavor profiles and visually stunning presentations. The warm, sleek atmosphere makes it a standout dining destination for vegans and omnivores alike.
Expert notes
- Shizen offers a vegan sushi experience that harmonizes Californian and Japanese flavors while reducing resource use, safeguarding animal welfare, and softening our overall footprint on the world. This place serves many Sushi Nigiri, Classic Rolls, Speciality rolls, Ramen, Small plates, Soups, Salads, and Starter dishes. It is hard to go wrong with any dish from this place, Tofuna Rolls, Yuba salad, Surprise Ending rolls, Boddy and Soul rolls, Hidden agenda rolls, The avocado roll, kappa maki, California rolls, Philadelphia rolls, Bean curd katsu, Body and soul roll, Secret weapon rolls are customer favorites. Impress your group with the Candlestick roll, which lights up with fire for a perfect experience.
Features
- Date Night
- Dine In
- Famous
- Gluten Free Food
- Healthy Food Options
- Japanese
- Local Favorite
- Romantic
- Soup
- Takes Reservations
- Trendy
- Vegetarian Options
- Wheelchair Accessible
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