Small dining space with Cambodian decor creates a warm and cozy atmosphere that stays fairly quiet despite occasional loud customers. The vibe suits casual, family-style dining with a chill energy and a menu offering authentic Khmer dishes including vegetarian options.
Lunch offers a good amount of food for the dollar, often leaving extra for the next day. Frequent visits show it serves well for both dine-in and takeout options.
Seafood dishes include fish curry and deep fried Pompano fish, both prepared with bold flavors. Soups like pineapple and shrimp and seafood soup offer fresh, vibrant tastes.
"I found the food here to be phenomenal and delicious."
"This Lunch Spot's dishes are so flavorful and delicious."
"The fish curry soup was a new favorite and truly outstanding."
Good to know
Street parking is available, but can be hard to find during busy times.
Get there by 6pm on weekends to avoid longer wait times.
They accept Tap payments for convenience.
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.
Bright and inviting ambiance suits casual lunch or quick dinner. The House Salmon bowl offers a solid option for a quick meal.
Freshness stands out with a great selection of made-to-order cooked items and raw fish. Fish comes with well-balanced seasoning and sauce, keeping sides equally fresh.
Good to know
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.
Seafood boils come with Hawaiian and Cajun flavors in a laid-back, sports-themed setting with TVs everywhere. The atmosphere feels intimate yet open, busy but efficient, evoking classic family restaurants. Tables have paper towels ready, supporting a casual, hands-on dining experience.
Lunch here comes with generous portions that often leave half uneaten. Prices lean toward the higher side, making it more of a treat than an everyday stop.
Seafood boils here feature Cajun shrimp and Dungeness crab with rich, bold flavors. Dishes like the shrimp boil and garlic shrimp come packed with Hawaiian flavors and fresh ingredients.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted; seating is first-come, first-served.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Street parking can be challenging; consider arriving early.
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.
Lunch offers reasonably priced specials and a lunch bento option. The spot works well for a casual hangout during midday.
Excellent quality fish shows up in fatty nigiri like shrimp, scallop, and eel. Some pieces come perfectly seared with subtle wasabi or smoky flavors enhancing the fresh fish.
Good to know
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.
Bright, spacious setting with fast-food style setup offers both indoor and outdoor seating. Atmosphere ranges from mellow to loud depending on crowd size, with a modern, clean, and inviting design. Efficient service supports a quick, casual dining experience focused on fresh udon noodles and tempura.
Low key and very efficient, this spot offers a quick and simple lunch option. It has more options for lunch and works best early on weekends to avoid crowds.
Shrimp tempura stands out with its perfect crispiness and flavor. Squid and sweet potato tempuras also appear frequently and complement dishes like curry udon soup with beef and gyoza.
Good to know
Parking is ample and available in the lot next to the restaurant.
The restaurant offers rice bowls for those who prefer not to have udon.
Expect longer wait times during peak hours, especially at lunch.
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.
Lunch hours stay quiet with few diners. Bento box lunches come with two menu items, like beef and sashimi, offering a simple, balanced meal.
Fish comes very fresh and well-balanced in each roll. Seafood udon features large white shrimp and fresh seafood, with nigiri showcasing high-quality fish that justifies the slightly higher prices.
Good to know
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.
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.
Staff show attentive service when informed about a quick lunch. The spot works well for a friendly lunch with family and sits in a central downtown area.
Fresh fish stands out with wide cuts that stay bite-sized. Poke salad and chirashi don highlight the fish-to-rice ratio. Shrimp and tempura bento boxes come in huge portions.
Good to know
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.
Big restaurant with copper ceilings and cozy booths creates an intimate, inviting atmosphere. Romantic low lighting and Edison bulbs mix with sports TVs, blending fine dining with casual energy. Full bar offers standout cocktails like Ube Martini and Habanero Blood Orange Margarita.
Menus include lunch, dinner, and cocktails with solid options. A group of eight spent about $400 including tip and service fee. One diner recommended it for casual get-togethers.
Seafood dishes feature fresh ingredients and careful preparation. The seafood chowder arrives with a broth poured tableside, and the Frutti Di Mare pasta is cooked to perfect texture.
Good to know
Expect long wait times during busy brunch hours, especially on holidays.
The restaurant is not suitable for families; children are not welcome.
Parking is available for free in the lot adjacent to the restaurant.
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.
Lunch offers huge portions with bento boxes available at both lunch and dinner. Prices stay very reasonable, making the meal feel worth the price.
Freshness stands out with fresh fish and fresh rice in every dish. Sushi rolls often feature shrimp tempura and albacore, served in large portions.
Good to know
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.