Welcome to NONO
At NONO, nestled on Fillmore Street in San Francisco, culinary traditions beautifully intertwine. This izakaya-style gem elevates Peruvian flavors through a vibrant cocktail bar atmosphere. From the expertly crafted nigiri, like the rich sake toro and wagyu A-5, to enticing rolls such as the spicy hamachi, every dish is a testament to freshness and quality. The cozy ambiance invites delightful conversations over shareable plates, including unique creations like Dodo tofu. Patrons rave about the friendly service and innovative menu, making NONO a must-visit for food enthusiasts seeking an exotic yet familiar dining experience. Come celebrate flavors and moments here!
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1800 Fillmore St, San Francisco, CA 94115 Hotline: (415) 527-8922
Welcome to NONO, a charming izakaya nestled in the heart of San Francisco's vibrant Fillmore District. Located at 1800 Fillmore St, this cozy gem offers a delightful blend of Peruvian and Japanese culinary influences, complemented by an exceptional cocktail menu that elevates the dining experience.
NONO embodies the spirit of an izakaya, where casual dining meets culinary artistry. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, making it a perfect spot for both intimate dinners and lively gatherings. As you step inside, you are greeted by a welcoming space filled with the aromas of exquisite dishes from the open kitchen.
- Signature Dishes: The menu boasts an array of fresh, delicious nigiri sushi that showcases the finest seafood. Highlights include the luscious Sake Toro Nigiri featuring succulent salmon belly and the indulgent Wagyu A-5 Nigiri, a true treat for the connoisseur.
- Unique Flavors: The Dodo Tofu is not to be missed. This innovative dish combines firm tofu with shishito peppers in a mortar and pestle, drizzled with a creamy sauce that excites the palate.
- Fusion Delights: NONO also integrates Peruvian flavors into its offerings, with dishes like the salt and pepper chicken skin that add a delightful crunch, perfectly paired with carefully crafted cocktails, including the refreshing yuzu mimosa.
What truly sets NONO apart is not just the outstanding food, but also the attentive service. Patrons have raved about the friendly staff who enhance the experience, making every visit memorable. Whether you are dining indoors or enjoying the fresh air from the outdoor seating, the ambiance adds to the charm of this culinary hideaway.
In a city where dining options are abundant, NONO stands out not only for its unique fusion of flavors but also for its commitment to quality and innovation. As many guests have noted, the prices are surprisingly reasonable for the quality offered, especially during happy hours. So whether you're a sushi aficionado or a newcomer to izakaya cuisine, NONO promises an unforgettable dining adventure that will keep you coming back for more.
In essence, NONO is a sanctuary for food lovers seeking that perfect blend of tradition and creativity. So, gather your friends, indulge in some delicious dishes, and toast to a wonderful evening at one of San Francisco's best-kept culinary secrets.
This is a small holeinthewall izakayastyle restaurant near Japantown. Tried it out, and the food was really good! Ordered the Dodo Tofu Firm Tofu in a mortar and pestle with shishito peppers and a mayolike sauce, which was a novel ...
Loved the atmosphere! The sashimi were super fresh and the cocktails were awesome, while the prices were lower than downtown, esp happy hour Also, the service was fantastic! Would really recommend!
everything we ordered was so delicious and so worth it, especially if you come during happy hours at 56pm! loved the yuzu mimosa, salt and pepper chicken skin, and risotto! ambiance was also great and the inside was really cozy, I would definitely come back. happy birthday nono! ...
I like the shiitake mushroom skewer. They are juicy, flavory and soft. The waitress is very friendly, she even helped me charging my phone. The Gold camaro is also delicious, the flavor of egg yolk blends well with shrimp tempera. Fried eel also tastes good with crispy outside and tender inside, accompanying creamy white sauce.
Great little Japanese restaurant. They have indoor and outdoor seating. Interesting dishes with some fusion elements. Yakitori style dishes were good. The kaisen don and salmon chazuke were amazing. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
They were very packed during dinner. The place isnt too big so come early. We sat outside to avoid line but we were also able to get better ventilation. The food were nice but portion are pretty small. It is typical izakaya price and I would suggest getting drinks while having food so you get filled up more easily.
Pricey but good!! The sashimi and fried shrimp were probably my two favorite items of the meal. Service was prompt and kind. ...
Very good spot for Japanese food. They have very tasty spicy rice and really good cooked duck. We tried also dumping, skewers and deserts everything was great.