Japanese restaurant features private tables separated by curtains and a minimalistic, authentic decor that transports diners to Japan. Atmosphere is generally quiet and calm, though noise from nearby children can disrupt the mood. Guests often enjoy fresh, high-quality sushi and sake in a setting inside a hotel near a major theme park.
Broth stands out with its rich, flavorful taste. Two-flavor miso soup and customizable hot pot options highlight the soup selection.
Fresh sushi features melt-in-your-mouth nigiri and sashimi with flavorful rice. Crispy shrimp tempura includes vegetables like bell pepper and asparagus, all crafted by a master sushi chef.
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Reservations are easy to get on the same day, even on Sundays.
Parking costs $25, but the restaurant validates it.
The restaurant closes earlier than the stated 10pm, so check ahead.
Bright, clean space with a quiet hum creates a calm atmosphere. Mostly takeout orders keep the dining area tidy, while the place fills up during dinner rush. Known for affordable prices, generous portions, and exceptional sushi rolls with a rich Korean-flavored ramen.
Miso soup comes as a free side with meals like the chicken bowl. It pairs well with dishes such as dumplings and adds a simple, comforting touch to the meal.
Sushi stands out with perfectly balanced flavors and exceptional quality. Ramen offers a rich, Korean flavor, while teriyaki chicken and miso soup add tasty variety.
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Prices are affordable, making it a budget-friendly option.
Food is typically served within 15 minutes of ordering.
Expect longer wait times during the dinner rush.
Japanese restaurant blends traditional decor with modern touches creating an elegant and tranquil atmosphere. Space feels cozy yet lively, with bright lights and loud music during celebrations. Drive-thru adds convenience to casual dining experience.
Soups here feature rich flavor with ramen noodles that soak up the broth well. The miso soup stands out as especially good, and the spicy ramen soup offers a hot, satisfying kick.
Ramen features a rich, spicy broth with just the right heat. Sushi offers fresh selections and a wide variety including sushi burritos. Service stays consistently excellent.
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Happy hour runs all night with great drink deals.
Lunch specials are available every day, ending at 4pm.
Drive-through service is available for quick takeout.
Small, cozy space with tables and booth benches creates a family atmosphere that feels welcoming and warm. Kpop music plays on a big screen TV, adding a laid-back neighborhood vibe. Authentic Korean barbecue and dishes like bulgogi bibimbap offer genuine flavors rarely found locally.
Soups come with generous portions and adjustable saltiness. The tofu soup features dumplings and rich, flavorful broth.
Ramen features perfect noodles and broth in the Masito House Ramen, with a spicy version noted for its strong flavor. Some ramen tastes like typical instant noodles with toppings, priced around $11.
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Prices are reasonable, with meals averaging around $30 for two.
The restaurant offers generous portions, making it great for sharing.
For lactose intolerant diners, request to omit butter in bibimbap.
Outdoor seating dominates with a large, open area resembling an Asian food court, complemented by a small hidden indoor section. Vibrant music and San Fransokyo-inspired decor create a lively, American-style atmosphere. Known for exceptional bread bowls and quick service, it attracts crowds especially at lunchtime.
Soups come served in bread bowls, making for a filling meal. Options include a Cajun soup with shrimp and rice and a broccoli soup that stands out for its flavor.
Shrimp Katsu sandwich features a shrimp cake with fillers instead of traditional fried meat and breading. California Roll Sandwich combines shrimp, crab salad, wasabi mayo, and yakisoba sauce in a milk bread bun topped with masago and served with garlic chips. Soba noodles offer a refreshing and healthy option on hot days.
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Mobile ordering is highly recommended to avoid long lines.
The cafรฉ offers a great selection of soups in bread bowls.
Seating can be scarce during peak park crowds.
Shabu-shabu restaurant offers individual hot pots and all-you-can-eat dining with fresh, high-quality ingredients. The space feels cramped and fast-paced, with seating options including a bar counter and booths that accommodate families. The atmosphere is chill and cozy, though the layout can be noisy and busy near the entrance.
House soup offers a good, comforting flavor that pairs well with sushi. It delivers a solid, satisfying taste but does not stand out among other soup options.
Shabu shabu features all-you-can-eat meats with a focus on pork belly and veggie tempura. The menu includes sushi and ramen, all offered at an affordable price for groups.
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The restaurant offers all-you-can-eat shabu shabu for $21.99.
Reservations are not accepted, leading to potential wait times.
Customers may need to join a wait-list on Yelp due to popularity.
Small sushi restaurant with authentically Japanese, cozy atmosphere and creative local artwork on walls and dividers. The vibe feels like visiting relatives' house, with a friendly, mellow energy and a sushi bar centered in the room. It suits quiet dining or casual late-night visits.
Fresh miso soup arrives quickly with every meal and tastes incredible. Meals also include complimentary dessert and the soup is available to-go.
Sushi features crispy tempura fried rolls with beautiful presentation and balanced textures. The menu offers delicious sushi with complimentary miso soup and dessert, all at reasonable prices.
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Sushi Dake closes at almost 11 pm.
Parking is available across the busy street.
Prices are reasonable compared to other local sushi restaurants.
Modern izakaya restaurant offers a spacious layout with traditional Japanese decor and warm lighting that creates a cozy atmosphere. Japanese music plays throughout, enhancing the immersive vibe. The place suits gatherings with friends and features private rooms for celebrations.
Large Oden Soup and Nagasaki Jjampong stand out with rich, hearty flavors. Miso soup and egg drop soup offer simple, delicious options.
Fresh sushi and grilled yakitori stand out with noticeable quality. Large bowls of mentaiko udon and soba deliver authentic flavors in a clean, warmly lit setting that feels like a true izakaya experience.
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Happy hour runs on weekdays and Sundays with drinks priced between $5-9.
The happy hour menu features a variety of delicious options.
Parking is available, but it can be a bit awkward to access.
Buffet restaurant offers a spacious dining room with ample seating for groups of all sizes. Loud club music fills the air, creating a high-energy atmosphere with a fast-paced dining experience. Separate areas include a Mongolian grill and rooms for private gatherings.
Spicy soup and crab soup stand out among the options. Soups come alongside a wide variety of dishes including seafood and Asian-inspired items.
A large California roll and a well-stocked sushi bar offer a variety of options. The tempura squash and green beans stand out for their good cooking and flavor.
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The buffet price is $20 instead of the $12 listed on their website.
Expect a $25 mandatory tip added to your bill.
The restaurant gets very crowded during peak hours, especially on Sundays.