Spacious interior features cherry blossom decor and an open kitchen with jazzy vibes. Atmosphere balances relaxed lounge energy with moments of liveliness, enhanced by 1920's music. Seating includes a covered patio, offering a quiet yet engaging dining experience.
Lunch specials include a poke bowl with fresh ingredients. The menu features crispy and orange rolls alongside a spicy tuna cracker appetizer.
Shrimp tempura offers a great crunch and appears in several rolls like the Fire Fire and Shrimp Tempura Roll. The Fire Fire roll pairs tempura with spicy mayo and salmon for a flavorful bite.
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Happy hour runs from 4-6pm with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Draft beer is half off during happy hour, with edamame for $3 and dumplings for $4.
Reservations for Omakase are required 24 hours in advance, costing $120 per person.
Cozy sushi restaurant with a peaceful atmosphere and authentic Japanese family ownership. The space feels warm and relaxing, often quiet and calm. Fresh sushi and traditional dishes attract diners who appreciate high-quality ingredients and a genuine Japanese experience.
Mix poke stands out with its seaweed salad and a blend of fresh ingredients. The poke bowl pairs well with the beef bento box for a varied meal.
Tempura here has a solid texture and pairs well with sushi that melts in your mouth. Meals and bento boxes often include vegetable tempura alongside gyoza, California rolls, and rice.
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Reservations are advisable as the restaurant fills up quickly after 6:15 PM.
Expect prices around $15-20 per roll, which is typical for sushi.
The lunch specials offer high quality at reasonable prices.
Small, cozy space with low lighting and sports on TV creates a chill vibe. Music plays at a reasonable volume, balancing background energy without overpowering conversation. Tables sit close to the sushi bar, adding intimacy but limiting space.
Sushi and poke come out delicious with fresh sashimi and flavorful poke options. The all-you-can-eat menu includes a wide variety of poke alongside sushi, sashimi, and appetizers.
Shrimp and vegetable tempura come out crispy and fresh. Squid legs get the same crunchy treatment. Bento combos include spicy chicken tempura that adds a nice kick.
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The regular lunch price is $36 and dinner is $43.
Happy hours are from 3 to 5 pm and 8:30 to 10 pm.
If you go during Happy Hour, you can get $2 Sake.
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.
Freshness stands out in the Poke Tuna bowl, which comes with a tasty sauce and imitation crab. Portions are generous and prices fair, making the poke bowls a solid choice.
Tempura comes out crispy and light with a crusty texture. Mixed tempura options include shrimp and squid rings, offering a satisfying crunch.
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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 indoor space offers window bar seating that feels cramped, while outside features standing tables and a covered waiting tent. Atmosphere carries a strong ohana spirit with a vibey, family-like energy popular among people in their 20s. High demand leads to early sellouts, creating a sense of urgency to arrive early.
Fresh, chilled poke bowls stand out for their consistent quality and delicious flavors. The Citrus poke offers a notable twist with its bright, tangy taste.
Shrimp tempura stands out as a popular addition that enhances the dish. Fish flavors pair well with the crispy tempura, especially with salmon, scallop, and tako options.
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They open at 11am and are closed on Tuesdays.
You need to arrive well before 11am because the food is only available until sold out.
Expect to wait in line, especially on weekends when it is busier.
Japanese restaurant operates like a build-your-own bowl spot with fresh poke and varied toppings. Atmosphere stays clean and consistent in a fast-paced military base setting. Portions tend to be smaller but well-priced, attracting lunchtime crowds especially around payday.
Bowls come with fresh ingredients and offer good value. Portions run a bit small and poke is not sold by the pound like in Hawaii.
Spicy salmon and shrimp stand out as crispy tempura options. Shrimp tempura appears as a protein choice in small bowls served with white or brown rice and various toppings.
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Expect busy lunch hours, especially on payday; no reservations needed.
The restaurant operates like a Chipotle where you build your own bowl.
Keep your receipts for potential discounts or promotions.
Sushi spot with a self-serve bar for miso soup, tea, and condiments creates a laid-back, casual vibe. The space feels chill and clean, mainly serving takeout orders with few dine-in customers. Fresh fish and impressive sushi combinations define the food experience.
Salmon and crab poke bowls stand out with fresh flavors and solid preparation. Some poke options vary in quality, with a few not meeting expectations.
Basic tempura stands out with its simple, crispy texture and pairs well with various rolls like the tempura roll and crunchy roll.
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TaKe Sushi is usually busy with to-go orders during dinner time.
Parking is limited, indicating the restaurant's popularity.
The small area seats about 20 people; no reservations are available.
Small, self-serve sushi spot offers budget-friendly prices and generous portions with a salad bar included. Atmosphere feels cozy with holiday decorations adding subtle charm. Food quality matches the price, featuring standout dishes like poke bowls and tempura plates.
Poke Bowl comes nicely filled and stands out as a favorite dish. It pairs well with other options like shrimp and steak plates.
Shrimp and vegetables come with a crispy tempura batter. The tempura sushi combo features tempura but the batter is harder than usual. Chicken with tempura is a common choice.
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San Sai Japanese Grill is a self-served restaurant.
The combo cost about $13 and includes two salads and rice.
The portion sizes are generous for the price.
Small space with minimalist decor and a cat fish theme creates a calming, family-friendly atmosphere. Outdoor seating includes a spacious pet-friendly patio, while inside remains clean and inviting without loud distractions. The vibe stays laid-back and cozy, suitable for relaxed dining.
Freshness stands out with the tuna and salmon mix poke showing great flavor. The use of corn tortilla chips for poke and tuna nachos feels unusual and does not blend well with the dish.
Light and crispy tempura features mostly vegetables and four large pieces of shrimp. It avoids greasiness and pairs well with rolls like the caterpillar and dragon.
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Fresh Fish Friday features special imports that arrive on that day.
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Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
Sushi restaurant with an Instagram-worthy interior featuring vibrant flower arrangements and soft colors creates a chic and sophisticated atmosphere. The space feels family-friendly and welcoming, with an open layout and good lighting. Easy free parking adds convenience for diners.
Spicy tuna poke offers a nutritious and generous portion of tuna. Eel poke features succulent, juicy eel with a sweet and savory secret sauce, served cold rather than warm.
Sweet potato tempura roll features crispy asparagus and broccoli, satisfying vegetarian cravings. Fried shrimp and eel come with crispy tempura crumbs that add texture to rolls like the Hawaiian Sushi.
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There is easy free parking available.
The AYCE buffet costs $34.95 on weekdays and $39.95 on weekends for adults.
The restaurant offers an all-you-can-eat menu that includes sushi, ramen, and appetizers.
Poke bar offers fresh sushi and generous portions with an expanded menu including desserts and sushi options. Atmosphere feels casual with some concerns about cleanliness and no air conditioning. Service varies, but food quality stands out as the main draw.
Freshness stands out in the poke bowls, with fish tasting clean and crisp. Portions of fish are a bit smaller than usual, but the overall flavor stays delicious and satisfying.
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They have a buy one signature roll, get one classic roll free promotion every day.
Signature rolls are priced at no more than $14 under new ownership.
The place was upgraded and very clean.