Modern space blends Japanese touches with tasteful art and offers both spacious seating and a cozy outdoor nook. Atmosphere feels like fine dining on a bustling street, balancing clean simplicity with inviting charm. Menu features fresh, premium sushi and diverse options, complemented by well-paired sake cocktails.
Sushi here features premium cuts of fish that are fresh and clean. Bento boxes come with large portions including meat, California rolls, gyoza, salad, miso, and fried potato. The salmon sashimi and Chirashi bowls stand out for their quality and presentation.
Fresh fish stands out with premium cuts and generous portions. The fish is well seasoned, not salty, and balanced with just enough rice.
"The sushi here has premium cuts of fish."
"The seafood here is incredibly fresh and the portions are generous."
"The fish here is so fresh and the portions are generous."
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The restaurant offers a variety of options including sushi, ramen, bento, and boba.
Prices are fair and portions are generous.
Food is typically ready in 15-20 minutes.
Minimalist space seats eight at a sushi bar, creating an intimate atmosphere with quiet energy and 80's music playing. Diners experience refined omakase service focused on authentic, fresh fish personally selected by the chef. The setting feels personal and small, emphasizing quality and attention to detail in each course.
Omakase meals feature skilled sushi preparation with the chef pacing each course carefully. The sushi includes authentic edomae-style nigiri with detailed provenance shared for each fish.
Fish comes in super fresh cuts with excellent kinmedai standing out. The chef shows every piece and shares its provenance, covering all desired cuts and shellfish.
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Reservations are required at least a month in advance due to limited seating.
The restaurant has only 8 seats, making it an intimate dining experience.
The price for the omakase experience is $145 per person.
Japanese restaurant offers high-quality sushi with a casual yet fancy atmosphere that stays quiet and chill. It attracts families and groups with family-friendly amenities like high chairs and parking. The menu includes both sushi and cooked entrees, featuring some unique rolls like yam tempura rarely found nearby.
Sushi here is very fresh with a high quality that rivals fancy spots. Specialty rolls like the yam tempura roll and appetizers such as stuffed crabmeat prawns and bacon-wrapped scallops add variety beyond sushi.
Freshness varies, but some fish show a wonderful fattiness and delicate textures. Nigiri includes pieces with perfect searing and subtle smoky or wasabi notes.
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Reservations are not required, and wait times are usually short.
Lunch specials are priced reasonably, making it a good value.
Parking is generally available on weekdays, making access easy.
Small Japanese restaurant offers high quality sushi with fresh sashimi in a cozy, lively atmosphere. Space feels tight and sometimes loud, especially on busy weekend evenings. Popular spot with vegan options and large servings, often requiring a wait.
Sushi here shows care and discipline in every nigiri piece. The fresh scallop sashimi and squid appetizer stand out alongside a solid omakase and sashimi selection.
Fish comes incredibly fresh with a wide selection to choose from. The quality is consistent, offering melt-in-your-mouth freshness in a casual setting.
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Hashi Gawa can be very busy on Friday and Saturday evenings.
Arriving early or preparing for a wait is advisable due to the popularity of Hashi Gawa.
Parking at Hashi Gawa is also great.
Small, bright poke bar with ample outdoor seating and a clean, organized layout suits quick meals rather than long stays. The atmosphere stays relaxed and welcoming even when lines form during busy times. Fresh fish and creative menu options like hand rolls and signature bowls define the food experience.
Poke bowls come with tuna, seaweed, masago, and furikake, plus fresh veggies and pineapple for a refreshing mix. House-made miso soup is warm and well-flavored, adding comfort to the meal.
Freshness stands out with a great selection of raw fish and made-to-order cooked items. Fish comes with well balanced seasoning and sauce, keeping flavors clean and vibrant.
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The poke bowl costs $17 for a small portion.
Adding a drink to any bowl costs an extra $2.
Expect a line out the door during peak hours.
Spacious sushi restaurant with beautiful Japanese decor and large TV screens at the bar and sushi counter. The atmosphere is peaceful and quiet with mainstream music that sometimes encourages dancing. Open late, it offers fresh sushi and complimentary ice cream while waiting.
Sushi here features very fresh fish and thoughtful touches like real wasabi and beautiful plating. Large portions of dishes like chicken katsu and pork tonkatsu come with excellent sides such as veggie tempura.
Fish comes very fresh and well-balanced in each roll. Nigiri features high-quality fish that justifies slightly higher prices.
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Hayashi Japanese Cuisine is open until 11 pm, making it a late-night option.
Parking is limited due to the restaurant's location on a busy corner.
The restaurant has a dining area in the back with booths for a more private experience.
Minimalist décor and soft lighting create a relaxed atmosphere with a cool Japanese vibe. Robots deliver food, adding a unique tech element alongside TVs and free arcade games for entertainment. Seating includes cozy indoor and outdoor options, with some high tables that add a playful touch.
Fresh, flavorful sushi features huge rolls packed with the freshest ingredients and special pieces like uni, ikura, and toro. Spicy, hearty ramen includes house-made noodles and char siu torched for a great char taste, paired with excellent miso soup.
Fresh tasting fish comes in a chef's choice omakase priced at $35. Sashimi and nigiri include extremely chewy and grisly parts, paired with premium fish selections.
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Customers order and pay upfront from their phones, and the service is done by a robot.
The business is cashless, accepting only online payments.
Ordering is done by scanning a QR code and selecting items online.
Small cozy space blends minimalist décor with anime pop culture, featuring Studio Ghibli films and original Japanese art. Atmosphere feels authentic and serene, with a chill vibe enhanced by unique artwork and figurines. Seating is ample, creating a spacious yet intimate environment.
Fresh fish and good-sized servings stand out in the sushi and sashimi. Ramen options include pork, chicken, and curry with seafood, all paired well with appetizers like gyoza.
Fresh fish appears in wide, bite-sized cuts across dishes like sushi, poke salad, and chirashi don. Portions stay generous, and the fish-to-rice ratio leans toward more fish, enhancing the overall meal.
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Reservations are not required, and walk-ins are welcome.
Expect a wait time of around 30 minutes during peak lunch hours.
Street parking can be challenging; consider arriving early.
Spacious Japanese restaurant with a beautiful bay view and multiple large screens playing sports. Atmosphere ranges from relaxed and casual to crowded and noisy during peak times. Patio seating offers an option for outdoor dining when weather permits.
Sushi here features very tasty and large portions with an extensive menu. The sushi is fresh and high quality, offering rolls like shrimp tempura that remind of dining in Japan.
Freshness stands out with every bite of fish. Portions come large and cuts are thick, especially the albacore.
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The parking lot is ample and easy to find.
Expect longer wait times on Fridays and weekends, especially around 7 PM.
The bento box offers great value at $30.