Multi-level Japanese restaurant combines sleek modern decor with traditional elements and offers a fun, inviting vibe highlighted by EDM house music. The atmosphere feels upscale yet lively, with attentive service and a clean, elegant interior. Fresh sushi and a diverse drink menu complement the energetic setting.
Matcha ice cream here matches the flavor from MatchaEn in Chinatown and stands out as exceptionally good and memorable. It sometimes comes as a free treat during visits.
Outdoor patio sits right next to the karaoke bar, creating a lively atmosphere. It offers a fun vibe but might not suit those who prefer quiet or early nights.
"I thought the sushi here was the best in the city."
"I loved the matcha ice cream; it was the best part of my meal."
"The outdoor space has a fun patio vibe."
Good to know
The all-you-can-eat option is available on weekends only.
Reservations are recommended for the all-you-can-eat service.
They charge extra for any leftover food from the all-you-can-eat menu.
Small space with modern Japanese design and ceramic tea ware creates a serene atmosphere. Comfortable outdoor seating offers a relaxed vibe despite limited room. Self-serve ice cream samples and hand-whisked tea highlight a focus on craft and quality.
Matcha ice cream offers an authentic, not very sweet flavor with herbal tea notes. The matcha float combines a scoop of this ice cream with iced matcha latte for a light, delicious treat.
Outdoor seating includes about six tables with cushy, comfortable chairs. The space is small and located on the street, offering a nice vibe despite being a bit dirty.
Good to know
All orders are made fresh.
Each slice of cake costs about $11.
The entire tiramisu cake can be purchased for $55.
Japanese restaurant shines with a cozy atmosphere and a gorgeous back patio perfect for relaxing or dining. Rich matcha ice cream pairs warm toasted mochi and red bean sauce for a perfect hot and cold combo. Weekend outdoor seating on a pedestrianized street adds charm and people watching.
Scoops of rich matcha ice cream come with warm toasted mochi and red bean sauce. The combo offers a perfect hot and cold pairing with a balanced sweetness and a smoky, addictive texture.
Weekends bring a pedestrianized street that makes sitting outside pleasant. The back patio offers a gorgeous outdoor setting for dining or relaxing.
Good to know
Make sure to make a reservation for dinner.
Ozakaya is launching a Valentine’s Day special menu.
Customers can participate in a fun drawing gamble when they spend more than a hundred dollars.
Small dessert cafe with vintage Japanese style decor and cozy atmosphere offers a relaxing vibe with matcha and lofi music. Space includes a few small tables, counter seats, and some outdoor seating, creating an intimate setting. Known for ceremonial grade matcha and exceptional matcha-flavored desserts, especially ice cream.
Matcha Ice Cream Level 2 matches the quality of top ice cream found in Tokyo. The 3rd grade matcha and the combination of Ube and Matcha flavors stand out for their rich taste.
Small patio offers outdoor seating for two with a nice view. The space works well for a puppy-friendly visit.
Good to know
The cafe offers many special options for beverages, ice cream, and treats.
They ship matcha directly from Japan for authentic flavors.
Dairy-free options are available for those with dietary restrictions.
Cafe space combines cozy interior with beautiful decor and outdoor seating that welcomes dogs. Atmosphere stays relaxing and quiet, ideal for casual meetups or solo downtime. Specialty offerings include unique Japanese desserts like matcha and ube soft serve, setting it apart from typical cafes.
Soft serve matcha ice cream offers a delicious and not overly sweet flavor. The matcha ice cream stands out as unique compared to typical options.
Lots of seating options exist both inside and outside with a nice view of downtown. Dogs are welcome on the patio and get pup cups, making it a good spot for people and dog watching.
Good to know
The soft serve costs $9.50 per cup.
The matcha latte costs more than $7.
Parking can be pretty bad sometimes in the area.
Spacious interior with tall ceilings and many windows creates an airy, modern vibe. Bright lighting contrasts with a cozy atmosphere that suits relaxing or studying. Seating spreads indoors and on a covered patio, with WiFi and outlets supporting longer stays.
Soft serve matcha ice cream features a strong green tea flavor and a fluffy texture. Parfaits combine it with red bean paste, mochi, and whipped cream for balanced flavors and textures.
Outdoor seating includes a large covered area that blends indoor and outdoor space. Plenty of seats make it comfortable on sunny days.
Good to know
Nana’s Green Tea does not accept cash payments.
Nana’s Green Tea gets quite busy, so I recommend ordering ahead.
There is a pickup window outside that allows quick collection without waiting in line.
Tiny cafe shines with strong matcha flavor in creamy ice cream paired with mochi and red beans. Vibrant neon decor creates a modern vibe that feels cozy and inviting. Two small benches outside offer a quiet outdoor spot to enjoy desserts with friends.
Strong matcha flavor stands out in the ice cream, which is rich and creamy. It pairs well with mochi and red beans for a balanced sweetness.
Two small benches sit outside the cafe. They offer a spot to enjoy desserts with friends outdoors.
Good to know
There is no seating inside the cafe, making it more of a takeout place.
The price for matcha soft serve is around $9 plus tax.
Expect a buy-one-get-one-free soft serve sale on certain days.
Bright, spotless interior combines with a modern setup and cozy atmosphere featuring calm lighting and music. A photo booth adds a playful touch, while the space feels inviting and clean. The vibe balances authentic Korean elements with a trendy, fast-casual energy.
Soft, authentic matcha ice cream stands out here. It looks delicious and adds a nice touch to visits.
Graphic wall outside offers a spot for photos. Cute art decorates the outdoor area. Ordering happens via machine, letting you wait outside for food.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a 20% military discount on all orders.
Ordering can be done at the cashier or through self-serve kiosks for convenience.
The kids kimbap costs $6.99 and is a good portion size.
Small kiosk with minimal indoor seating and Japanese decor creates a clean, calm vibe focused on ceremonial matcha. Lines often get long, especially on weekends, with seating mostly available outside. The atmosphere stays quiet and relaxed, making it a spot for quick orders rather than lingering.
Soft serve matcha ice cream has a creamy texture with a strong flavor that avoids bitterness or leafy aftertaste. The ice cream pairs well with matcha drinks and offers a smooth, rich taste.
Good to know
Arrive near opening time to avoid long lines.
The line can take around 20 minutes at peak times.
The venue is small and mainly suitable for to-go orders.
Small dessert spot offers unique crepe service with self-order kiosks and indoor and outdoor seating. Atmosphere feels cozy and lively despite tight space and occasional crowding. Crepes stand out as rich and flavorful, especially crème brûlée varieties.
Creme brulee crepes come with matcha ice cream that lacks strong matcha flavor. Mochi served alongside is incredibly hard. Custard-filled animal crepes also feature the same ice cream on top.
Good to know
This location does not accept cash; only cards and Apple Pay are accepted.
The place gets packed quickly due to its popularity and has limited seating.
Parking is difficult; consider using Japanese Market Plaza or street parking.