Spacious dining with gluten free options and friendly staff accommodating dietary needs.
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Candice Harmon
Love this spot! Usually stop in for the lunch specials. Pretty ambiance. Large family tables with lazy Susan’s available. Service is friendly and helpful. They were able to accommodate a friend with dietary restrictions related to gluten and dairy. She had Miona’s Special Chicken (ask server for details). I recommend General Yang’s Chicken.
This spot features a clean, spacious, and modern interior with a welcoming, elegant ambiance. A unique talking robot adds a futuristic touch, enhancing the dining experience. It’s known for being one of the cleanest restaurants with a focus on fresh, wholesome options and good gluten-free choices.
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Lindsay Walsh
One of the cleanest restaurants I’ve ever been to. Very fragrant and delicious food with large portions. Everything is made fresh. Plenty of vegetarian and gluten free options including fresh rolls and pho
Cozy sushi spot with a decent gluten-free menu and consistently quality, affordable fare.
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Adam Beltracchi
A bit of a wait for a Wednesday evening but well worth it. Everything was absolutely delicious! Great service. I usually prefer my fish cooked but got a bit adventurous this evening and I wasn’t disappointed. Sunomono was excellent and they had a decent gluten-free menu.
This spot features comfortable, spacious booths ideal for a relaxed dining experience. The quiet atmosphere fosters easy conversation, while the bathrooms impress with a unique, stylish design including a funky waterfall faucet, adding charm to your visit.
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Adam Hergert
We had the all you can eat menu. Fantastic and all made to order. They had gluten-free soy sauce for me. The Sashimi was fresh, and the specialty rolls I could eat were all flavorful. I had a lot of butter pecan ice cream for dessert. Dinner is a value for the quality and amount of food you can eat. I highly recommend it.
