Small shop offers fresh onigiri with generous fillings and quick, tasty Katsu Curry Rice featuring crispy katsu and good white rice. Warm ambiance suits quick, convenient shopping and eating with no seating available.
Good to know
This is not a restaurant and they do not have Sushi.
There is no seating available as it is primarily a grocery store.
Ordering in advance is strongly suggested.
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.
Tiny, intimate sake bar with red moody decor and a lively, club-like atmosphere. Space fills with a mix of eccentric individuals creating a chilled yet energetic vibe. Offers an expansive sake selection that pairs well with savory, flavorful snacks.
Good to know
The restaurant has a seating capacity of 25, creating an intimate atmosphere.
Expect longer wait times for food, so plan accordingly if you're in a rush.
Reservations are recommended for busy nights to secure a table.
Interior combines neon-soaked decor with wooden booths and paper lanterns, creating a warm, authentic izakaya vibe. Music varies from lively to loud, shaping a bustling atmosphere that suits groups more than quiet dates. Space feels roomy yet retains an underground Osaka bar charm.
Good to know
Don't miss their happy hour from 5-7 PM, where you can enjoy $1 (for 3 pieces) of okonomiyaki.
The restaurant charges a mandatory 20% gratuity and a 20% service charge on the bill.
The restaurant can accommodate big groups.
Large space with hundreds of origami cranes hanging from the ceiling and an interior that looks into the kitchen creates a beautiful, intimate atmosphere. Karaoke and a cozy bar add lively energy, while Japanese-style cocktails and sake complement the experience. The vibe suits conversation and group gatherings alike.
Good to know
Happy hour runs all night with great drink deals.
The restaurant has a last call for orders at 3pm.
Reservations are recommended for groups of five or more.
Small store offers Tokyo-style katsu curry with rich, authentic flavor and fresh homemade onigiri featuring pickles and wakame. Cozy indoor counter and small outdoor seating create a casual, comfortable atmosphere. Unique pet-sized onigiri add a special touch.
Good to know
They host pop-ups in the summer, so check their schedule.
The restaurant is closed three days a week, so plan accordingly.
Expect limited seating; outdoor options are available when the weather is nice.
Ramen restaurant offers cozy traditional atmosphere with private booths featuring call buttons for service. The space feels cramped yet comfortable, enhanced by wooden slats and modern lighting that create an authentic Japanese vibe.
Good to know
A bowl of ramen now costs $16.
The prices for ramen are extremely affordable at 15-17$.
Plan your arrival since it could be crowded and there may be a long wait time.
Outdoor courtyard shines with Japanese-themed artwork and paper lanterns, creating a lively village feel. Indoor spaces offer a small supermarket and a sake bar, plus shops with arcade games and collectibles upstairs. Japanese curry delivers rich, complex flavors, while onigiri features fresh, fried chicken options for authentic snacks.
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.
Japanese restaurant with a cafeteria-style setup offers a self-serve condiment bar and a tempura sauce station for customization. The space feels spacious and clean with minimalist design and a mural reflecting the udon theme. It attracts a busy crowd, especially students, creating a lively atmosphere with tables placed close together.
Good to know
During Restaurant Week 2024, tempura is 50% off.
You need to take a tray and tempura plate, then pay at the cash register.
The prices for udon range from $6.95 to $16.95.
Small, dark space with loud music creates a club-like vibe rather than a traditional ramen shop atmosphere. Contemporary Japanese decor and stylish lighting set a modern tone. Crowded and lively, it attracts a hip crowd enjoying high-quality cocktails and classic tonkotsu ramen.
Good to know
Making a reservation is recommended because it gets very busy.
Expect a 60-90 minute wait on prime busy weekend evenings.
The happy hour goes from 2:30 to 5:30 PM from Monday to Friday.