Bright and lively space with indoor and outdoor seating and a mini-library for book swapping. The atmosphere feels casual but thoughtful, welcoming both people and dogs with treats and water. Known for huge portions and a cute aesthetic, it offers a friendly and cozy vibe with good music.
Katsu curry udon stands out with perfectly fried katsu and thick udon noodles that complement the dish well. Options include variations like katsu eggplant and mushroom curry served over udon or rice.
Shrimp and Nashville hot chicken katsu sandwiches stand out with bold flavors. Korean fried chicken offers a crispy, non-greasy texture that exceeds expectations.
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Katsu Bar has a parking lot with plenty of free parking.
You pay at the counter first and then receive your food.
They have lunch specials and accept credit cards.
Asian-themed restaurant with loud K-pop music and multiple TVs creates a trendy, fun atmosphere. Crowds gather often, making it lively but not suited for quiet conversations. Known for crispy Korean wings and visually striking dishes, it draws those seeking an energetic dining experience.
Kimchi bacon udon carbonara features a creamy sauce that blends well with the spicy kimchi and bacon. The dish can be customized without bacon and pairs well with other items like fried chicken.
Chicken wings stand out with soy garlic and cajun fries as popular choices. Fried chicken offers a crispy, crunchy texture with options like almond or walnut honey that bring a sweet, sticky twist.
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Expect a long wait for tables, especially during dinner hours.
Valet parking is available for $4 cash only, but it can be tight.
An 18% gratuity is added for parties of 6 or more.
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.
Bowls come large and satisfying with options like uni cream udon that is rich and creamy, and mentaiko udon noted for its strong flavor. Curry udon with donkatsu also stands out as a hearty choice.
Japanese style ribeye steak stands out with its sizzling presentation, tender texture, and rich steak sauce flavor. Fried squid also appears as a notable dish alongside the grilled steak.
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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.
Open kitchen reveals handmade dumplings being prepared, creating an engaging dining experience. Clean, bright interior with simple, elegant decor offers a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Large tables accommodate groups, and steady chatter adds to an authentic, lively vibe.
Beef udon noodles come with a black pepper sauce and serve enough for two. Shrimp fried udon also stands out as a favorite dish here.
Spicy chicken wings come out super crispy and well seasoned. Fried chicken features a unique seasoning with a bit of spice.
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The waitlist on Friday night can extend beyond the initial 20 minutes due to high demand.
They celebrate birthdays by bringing out a lit sign and singing.
The restaurant is family-friendly and provides baby chairs for children.
Interior blends subtle Japanese decor with upside-down umbrellas hanging from the ceiling, creating a cozy and refined atmosphere. Music complements the vibe without overpowering, supporting a chill dining experience. Tables feature heated trays to keep skewers warm, enhancing the relaxed pace of meals.
Mentaiko stir fried udon stands out with a rich, savory broth and perfectly chewy noodles. The udon dishes often feature fresh ingredients and come with options like pork belly, prawn, and beef, delivering a comforting umami flavor.
Brisket comes out incredibly tender with a beautiful smoke ring. Sides like creamy mac and cheese and tangy coleslaw stand out. Prime rib, pork belly, and oysters also show up well, while fried chicken skin offers a crispy bite.
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Happy hour runs from 9:30 to 11:30pm, offering buy-one-get-one-free beer.
An 18% tip is automatically added to all bills.
Parking is available, but it may require a short walk.
Decor features cherry blossoms and fresh colorful fish displays that create a warm, inviting space with classic Japanese style. Atmosphere suits casual or celebratory dining, lively but not quiet or intimate, with K-pop music adding to the vibe. Seating includes booths and open areas, with some spots near speakers that may be louder.
Udon comes alongside dishes like sashimi and fried spring rolls. It pairs well with habachi steak and offers a satisfying, flavorful option.
Short ribs and chicken wings stand out with rich flavors. Sashimi options include salmon, yellowfin tuna, and butterfish, while tempura shrimp and vegetables add a crispy touch.
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Lunch is cheaper than dinner, offering a great all-you-can-eat menu.
Expect long wait times during dinner on weekends; arrive early to secure a spot.
You can only order two rolls per person per round during the all-you-can-eat service.
Seafood restaurant with nautical-themed decor featuring giant lobsters and crabs on the walls creates a fun and distinctive charm. Atmosphere ranges from lowkey and calming to loud and lively, with dim lighting that can challenge visibility. Multiple TVs show sports, and a full bar complements the inviting bar area suited for socializing.
Chicken udon stands out as a popular choice, enjoyed by both adults and kids. Stir-fried udon noodles have a good flavor and a texture similar to those from an Asian restaurant.
Generous portions of seafood boils feature no-head shrimp, green mussels, lobster tail, and snow crab legs, all cooked in a Cajun butter bath with perfectly seasoned Cajun spices. Sides include hush puppies, edamame, and calamari.
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Reservations are highly recommended to avoid long wait times.
The price for seafood is about $26.50 per person.
Happy Hour runs Monday to Friday from 3-7 PM.
Whimsical interior blends Alice in Wonderland theme with floral and fairy-like decor creating a romantic, cozy atmosphere. Space features a mini Ferris wheel serving treats, adding playful charm. Comfortable seating and free wifi support a relaxed, inviting vibe.
Nabe udon offers a flavorful, comforting experience with rich broth and tender noodles. Fried udon comes crispy and satisfying, adding a unique twist to the dish.
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JIN hosts afternoon tea events occasionally.
The set for afternoon tea costs $75 for two people, providing only four pieces of sandwich.
There is a promotion for a free capybara stuffed animal with fine tea orders from 6-8pm, Monday to Friday.