Ramen restaurant features beautifully decorated interior with private booths and a Kyoto-like Izakaya design. Atmosphere feels cozy and calming, with legendary music adding to the ambiance. Seating includes booths for four and large tables for groups, creating a comfortable dining experience.
Chicken and green onion yakitori taste like they were grilled over charcoal fires in Japan. Pork belly and quail with bacon yakitori stand out as authentic and delicious options.
Skewers like bacon and asparagus, pork belly, and enoki and bacon stand out. Yakitori options include quail and bacon and chicken with green onion, all grilled over binchotan.
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The price range is $10-20, but expect to spend closer to $20.
They offer rice noodle options for gluten-free diners.
Takeout containers keep broth and ingredients separate to prevent sogginess.
Small space centers on a U-shaped counter with a charcoal yakitori station at its heart. Atmosphere blends cozy and stylish with a modern izakaya vibe, balancing lively music and intimate conversation. Authentic Japanese design and cooking methods create a genuine dining experience.
Yakitori here features fresh and carefully cooked skewers with juicy, refined quality that closely matches authentic Japanese flavors. The experience offers a premium yakitori taste that stands out in the area.
Bacon appears in unique forms like bacon-wrapped mochi, which is crispy outside and chewy inside, and tomato wrapped bacon. Dishes like negima and mochi bacon stand out for their flavor.
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Reservations are highly recommended, especially on Friday and Saturday evenings.
The restaurant is on the pricey side, costing over $100 per person.
Street parking is available near the restaurant.
Izakaya-style space filled with authentic Japanese decor and retro anime visuals playing behind the bar. Atmosphere feels cozy and charming, closely resembling izakayas in Japan. Regulars enjoy anime-inspired cocktails and a lively vibe with a DJ and classic anime movies on TV.
Savory and slightly sweet flavors define the Tokyo and Osaka yakitori sets, balancing salty and smoky notes perfectly. Varieties like bacon mochi, meatball, skin, and rib eye yakitori stand out for their taste and texture.
Bacon pairs with mochi in skewers that stand out for their chewy and savory mix. The bacon mochi skewers come highly recommended alongside other items like meatball and skin yakitoris.
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Reservations are recommended to secure a meal, especially for large groups.
Happy hour offers $4 Sapporo and runs daily from 12pm to 6pm.
Free parking at the meter is available after 7 PM.
Modern izakaya style with wooden accents and soft lantern lighting creates a warm, relaxed atmosphere suited for small groups and dates. Seating is nicely spaced to allow easy conversation without disturbance. Energy varies from calm to lively during larger gatherings.
Yakitori here stands out for its tender and juicy texture with careful attention to detail. The menu offers a wide selection including Teba saki and Tsukune, each with unique flavors and well-executed cuts.
Bacon appears wrapped around cherry tomatoes and onions, adding a crispy, savory layer to these bites. It also features in several meat skewers, complementing other grilled items like beef tongue and chicken oyster.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long waits, especially during peak hours.
Parking is very limited, with scarce street parking available nearby.
Expect to pay high prices for food, which some may find overpriced.
Izakaya-style restaurant offers authentic Japanese decor with traditional seating and moody lighting. The atmosphere stays cozy and lively, featuring karaoke that energizes the space late into the night. Guests enjoy grilling at the table and a varied sake and cocktail selection.
Servings come in perfect sizes for sharing with family and friends. Skewers include wagyu gyutan, bacon wrapped tomato, and chicken and leek, all cooked to delicious perfection.
Crispy bacon pancakes blend soft and crunchy textures. Bacon wraps tomatoes and chicken skin on skewers, adding a smoky touch to dishes like gyoza and karaage.
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Karaoke happens every Friday and Saturday night, starting at 9pm.
Happy hour offers $7 drinks, but only for the first drink.
The restaurant is open until 2 AM, perfect for late-night dining.
Izakaya-style restaurant with Showa era-inspired decor and Japanese memorabilia creates a nostalgic, retro atmosphere. Lively Japanese music and bar seating where food is prepared add to the immersive vibe. The place draws a steady crowd with a no-reservation policy and a wait time that reflects its popularity.
Grilled chicken thigh, chicken meatball, and wagyu yakitori come out perfectly cooked and full of flavor. The menu includes beef, pork, and wagyu, offering a variety beyond just chicken.
Skewers feature bacon-wrapped mochi that is chewy and stretchy with delicious bacon. Chicken skin skewers and mochi wrapped in bacon appear on weekends and stand out.
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SUSURU does not accept reservations, so expect to wait for a table.
Wait times are typically 60-90 minutes, especially during peak hours.
Arriving early can help avoid long wait times.
Japanese restaurant offers a beautiful space with calm, peaceful vibe suited for intimate dining. Loud 90s music and low lighting create a lively yet dim atmosphere. Bar seating provides views of kitchen prep and creative Japanese dishes stand out alongside interesting cocktails inspired by Japanese whiskey.
Skewers shine with Chicken Meatball with egg yolk and tare and Wagyu & Wasabi offering rich but balanced flavors. The chicken and green onion yakitori also stands out for its excellent taste.
Bacon appears in several dishes like bacon wrapped asparagus, bacon shishito, and shishito peppers wrapped in bacon. It pairs with classic kushiyaki items and adds a smoky touch to skewers and sides.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially during busy hours.
Parking validation is available to avoid extra charges.
Happy hour runs from 4 to 6 pm with $10 Japanese highballs.
Space combines traditional Japanese decor with a bar and regular tables, creating a cozy, homie atmosphere that suits dining with friends and family. Bar area offers an intimate, quiet spot contrasting with the louder main dining room. Private rooms with tatami seating provide a more personal experience.
Chicken skin skewers stand out with their freshness and flavorful taste. Yakitori servings match those found in Tokyo izakayas, offering a true-to-style experience at the bar.
Skewers like quail egg bacon and enoki bacon stand out, though the enoki can get soggy. Options include scallops wrapped in bacon and pork belly, plus chicken and scallion combos.
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Happy hour beer is $6 for draft.
Reservations are required but easy to make.
Expect to wait 1 hour for your food.
Multi-level layout with modern industrial design and dim lighting creates a chic, lively atmosphere. Two counter bars and an open kitchen add to the vibey interior, attracting groups and solo diners alike. Seating includes bar seats for walk-ins and private nooks, offering varied dining experiences.
Specialty skewers like beef and chicken oyster stand out alongside seafood yakitori and grilled salmon belly. The menu offers a varied range including shishito yakitori and yakitori don.
Dishes combine bacon with unique ingredients like lotus root and mozzarella. The tamago bacon stands out but features thin bacon that lets the egg yolk dominate.
Good to know
Happy hour runs until 7 PM with $9 beer and $5 whiskey highball.
Brunch menu is available on Saturday afternoons.
Reservations are highly recommended as walk-in wait times can exceed 90 minutes.
Small ramen spot with Showa/shitamachi aesthetic and bold, fun posters creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. Friendly staff and family-friendly amenities make it comfortable for all ages. Offers delicious ramen and yakitori with notable vegan options in a neighborhood vibe.
Charcoal grilling creates juicy, flavorful yakitori with expert seasoning. Squid and bacon scallop skewers stand out among the offerings.
Soft bacon wraps scallops and other seafood like squid and enoki mushrooms. Bacon sometimes overpowers the scallops but pairs with prawn and eel in combos.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 11:30 AM to 4:30 PM on weekdays, offering a free appetizer and drink with ramen.
Gyoza and hot tea are complimentary during happy hour.
The restaurant offers multiple vegan ramen options.