Revolving sushi bar with conveyor belt and train delivery system creates an engaging dining experience. Interior blends modern Japanese design with bright lighting and wood accents. Atmosphere feels lively and clean, attracting families and groups who enjoy watching food pass by.
Offers refreshing and perfectly balanced bubble teas that are not too sweet. The quality of the bubble tea stands out alongside the sushi spot.
A good variety of sushi includes ebi and hotate nigiri along with rolls and sashimi. Plates with two pieces of nigiri like scallop come at a fair price of $3.95, which is notable for premium sushi.
"The sushi here is incredibly fresh with thick-cut fish."
"The nigiri here is so fresh and high quality."
"I loved ending my meal with their refreshing bubble tea."
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They are offering a 30% off deal for the soft opening from 12/24–12/26.
All plates from the revolving belt are $4.
Prices are just under $4 for each conveyor belt plate or $10 for full 8-piece rolls.
Japanese restaurant offers an elegant formal environment with a warm and inviting atmosphere. Interior design is clean and well-crafted, featuring unique sushi presentations like dry ice effects. Guests experience fresh, high-quality sushi with rare selections and enjoy interactive sushi shows.
Milk tea comes not overly sweet and balanced. Bubble tea pairs well with sushi and dessert options like a strawberry rice crispy hand roll. Service complements the great bubble tea experience.
Freshness stands out with king salmon and yellowtail nigiri that melt in your mouth. A wide variety of nigiri comes at a reasonable price, sometimes even half off.
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Happy hour beers are $2, with 50% off regular sushi.
Beer is priced at $2.50 during happy hour.
The menu has pictures of specialty rolls and notes if they are raw, cooked, or deep fried.
Modern dining room combines cozy color scheme with comfortable seating and thoughtful decor to create a relaxing yet lively atmosphere. The vibe stays welcoming and chill, suitable for families and small groups. Sushi stands out as a highlight, praised for quality and presentation.
Sparkling and made-to-order options highlight the boba tea here. The drinks combine perfect balance and amazing flavor.
Yellowtail (Hamachi) Nigiri stands out for its high quality and taste. The menu offers a range from classic nigiri like eel to inventive rolls such as the Bayshore and Kim’s Fresh Roll.
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Parking can be difficult when nearby restaurants are busy.
The restaurant is open late for dinner service.
Happy hour features BOGO sake, making it a great time to visit.
Restaurant interior retains 90s IHOP style with anime-themed decor and wall art that creates a lively, fun vibe. Atmosphere feels chill and relaxing with good music playing. Seating is organized with numbered tables, supporting a family-oriented environment.
Multiple flavors of boba tea are available, with the taro flavor tasting like sweet milk. Some find the boba tea very good, while others find it disappointing.
Salmon nigiri stands out with freshness and perfect texture. Nigiri overall delivers clean flavors and precise preparation.
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Lunch prices for hibachi meals are particularly low, making it a great deal.
The restaurant maintains a clean and welcoming environment for diners.
Sashimi is not available on the menu, so plan accordingly.
Small sushi restaurant offers cozy dining room, covered outdoor patio, and intimate sushi bar seating. Atmosphere feels warm and relaxed, creating a homey vibe despite an unassuming exterior. Quiet setting suits small groups or solo diners seeking a calm experience.
Offers a solid boba tea selection alongside appetizers. Bubble tea serves as a popular dessert option here.
Nigiri features bluefin toro, hamachi, salmon, tuna, and ebi options. Preparation shows care with some creative rolls alongside, like the seared salmon roll with tempura and potato chip pieces.
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Happy hour runs daily until 6pm with discounted sushi and drinks.
The restaurant entrance is located at the back of the building.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is recommended for smaller purchases.
Robot servers deliver food and interact with diners in a space decorated with Transformer and bumblebee sculptures. Lighting enhances a warm, welcoming atmosphere that feels lively despite some areas being less inviting. The vibe mixes unique decor with a casual, energetic dining experience.
Sweet and refreshing boba tea options stand out, with the mango flavor being a highlight. These drinks pair well with sushi and complement the overall meal experience.
Freshness stands out with super fresh nigiri and sashimi. Pieces come with just the right amount of rice, and options include yellowtail, salmon, eel, and peppered tuna nigiri.
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Happy hour runs from 2 pm to 8 pm with $3 sakes.
The all-you-can-eat lunch special costs $24.95.
Dinner costs $38 for all-you-can-eat sushi, including nigiri and sashimi.
Japanese restaurant offers a quiet, calming atmosphere with clean, open interior and welcoming decor. The space feels peaceful and organized, supporting relaxed conversation and a pleasant dining experience.
Offers honeydew bubble tea that tastes very refreshing. The boba itself stands out as a key highlight in their drinks.
Hamachi nigiri appears on the menu but shows variable freshness. Some nigiri pieces come out tough rather than tender. Overall, nigiri is available alongside ramen and takoyaki.
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Expect a wait time for large groups during peak hours.
Prices are generally affordable, with most dishes around $15.
The restaurant does not have a liquor license yet.
Buffet offers sushi and ramen bars, hot pot, and a hibachi grill for made-to-order dishes. Atmosphere feels cozy and spacious with clean, well-maintained decor. Noise level can be high due to frequent celebrations, creating a lively vibe.
Unlimited boba tea comes in many flavors like peach, honeydew, and passion fruit. Drinks replicate the Asian boba tea bar experience closely.
Freshness stands out with the nigiri, especially the salmon nigiri. A full selection of sashimi complements the nigiri options, not just the usual rice-topped pieces.
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The price is $39.99 per person on weekends, plus a 12% service charge.
Lunch costs $25, ending around 3:30 pm, then dinner starts at $40.
A 12% mandatory tip is added to all bills, increasing the total cost.