Food truck offers authentic Japanese dishes with a cozy, happy atmosphere and affordable prices. It attracts a mix of people seeking fresh onigiri and diverse options like musubi, rice bowls, and udon. The vibe is quick and convenient, making it a popular stop near schools and parks.
Good to know
The restaurant is very accommodating for food allergies like dairy and wheat.
The restaurant offers a discount for TNS students.
The food truck is great for a quick lunch option.
Small restaurant with Dragon Ball Z theme and anime decor creates a cozy atmosphere filled with energy and excitement. Walls feature a giant Goku statue and manga to read while waiting. Space fills quickly, making reservations important for this unique spot.
Good to know
Reservations are required to dine at the restaurant.
Expect to wait for a table, especially on weekends.
There is no public restroom for customers to use.
Cozy ramen spot offers rich sukiyaki beef donburi and crispy pork curry rice with a real Japanese vibe. Friendly atmosphere pairs well with a great RnB playlist. Seating suits solo diners, making it perfect for a quick, hearty meal.
Good to know
They have a 'Buy One, Get One' promotion on select dishes.
Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers from 4-6pm.
The price for dishes is generally not more than $20.
Japanese restaurant shines with private booths and a large sake bar creating a warm vibe. Pork katsu curry offers a sweet spicy sauce and crispy texture, while gyudon features garlic rice and hearty portions. Perfect for intimate or group dining.
Good to know
Make sure to book your table to avoid long wait times.
Be prepared for a long wait (45 minutes to an hour) if you don't have a reservation.
The restaurant is welcoming for large parties, accommodating up to ten guests.
Open kitchen with freshly cooked Hong Kong-style dishes creates a lively and welcoming vibe. The space feels cute and vibrant, often busy with a crowded weekend atmosphere. Unique features include fun mascot takeout bags and a spin-the-wheel game for diners.
Good to know
Marathon Hong Kong Diner offers generous portion sizes, often enough for two people.
The diner is conveniently located at the entrance of the food hall.
A kiosk and a cashier are available for ordering, with some promotions only at the cashier.
Small, cozy Japanese restaurant with authentic decor and an atmosphere that feels like Tokyo. Background anime music adds to the unique vibe while the space invites easy conversation among friends. Cold Sapporo beer and house sake complement the highly praised ramen and other dishes.
Good to know
$13 lunch specials are available Monday to Friday.
Avoid bringing large strollers or groups of 8 or more due to seating limitations.
A mandatory 20% gratuity is charged for parties of 5 or more.
Japanese restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere with a beautiful back patio featuring soft music and climate control. Outdoor seating includes a small sidewalk area good for people watching. The space is tastefully decorated and clean, creating a peaceful and inviting vibe.
Good to know
Make sure to make a reservation for dinner.
Ozakaya is launching a Valentineโs Day special menu.
Customers can participate in a fun drawing gamble when they spend more than a hundred dollars.
Outdoor courtyard features Japanese-themed artwork and paper lanterns, creating an authentic village marketplace vibe. Indoor spaces include a small supermarket, sake bar, and diverse shops with arcade games and collectibles upstairs. Atmosphere blends warmth and coolness with open seating and detailed design, attracting those interested in Japanese culture and cuisine.
Good to know
The food hall opens at 12 PM daily.
An exhibition and sale of foods from Japan runs from February 23rd to 26th.
Free sake tasting is available on Saturdays.
Small, cozy spot with minimalistic Japanese decor offers both rich chicken curry rice and a solid gyudon beef bowl. Atmosphere shifts from lively to intimate, matching the quality food and trendy, relaxed vibe.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for Friday nights.
You should book in advance due to the small size of the restaurant.
They check for vaccine cards before dining in.
Tiny space with an open kitchen and windowsill bar offers a cozy, classic Japanese atmosphere. Music plays softly while guests watch chefs prepare meals, creating a welcoming vibe ideal for solo diners or small groups.
Good to know
Tenichi Ramen is cash only but accepts Venmo and other digital payments.
They take your name for the waitlist if the wait exceeds 10 minutes.
No credit card payments are accepted.