Small ramen shop offers rich flavor and satisfying portions in dishes like Dan Dan Noodles. Cozy space with minimalist wood counters and soft lighting creates an authentic atmosphere. Intimate seating and boutique details add charm despite limited space.
Ramen here stands out for its rich flavor and satisfying portions. The Dan Dan Noodles and Tao Tsukemen offer distinct, delicious options that many return for.
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It is not suitable to go with a big group due to limited space.
There is usually a wait during dinner hours.
Parking can be difficult if it’s busy.
Small spot serves authentic Japanese bento with fresh, flavorful tonkatsu and seasonal eggplant katsu sandwich. Cozy vibe with hand-painted menu and limited seating. Focus on healthy, homegrown vegetables makes meals comforting and unique.
Offers authentic Japanese bento with a variety of dishes beyond typical California rolls and teriyaki chicken. Features seasonal eggplant katsu sandwich and tonkatsu dishes served fresh and flavorful.
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The restaurant is small, making it more suitable for takeout orders.
Parking is limited but usually sufficient for most visitors.
The menu features authentic Japanese bento options, including rice and curry bowls.
Modern interior with warm lighting sets a cozy mood. Fresh sushi and sashimi come fast with authentic flavors. Ramen and rolls like Super Dragon add tasty variety. Music stays low enough for easy chat, making it great for both quiet meals and groups.
Fresh sushi and sashimi arrive fast with generous portions and authentic Japanese flavors. Rich, flavorful ramen and standout rolls like the California Roll and Super Dragon add variety to the menu.
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They offered a great lunch sashimi deal of 5 pieces for 11 dollars.
Portions at Sushi Mura are very generous, making it easy to split one entrée and one roll between two people.
They offered specials where buying a specialty roll gave me half off when I purchased a ramen or udon bowl.
Cozy spot serves crispy tenderloin katsu with Korean-style flair in a quiet ambiance. Bento boxes offer perfect portions with soup and chicken combos. Generous servings and meticulous takeout make it a great choice for lunch.
Tenderloin katsu comes with a light, crispy breading and juicy inside. Bento boxes offer perfect portions with soup and chicken katsu combos. Sweet potato cheese katsu matches or exceeds Korean versions in flavor.
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Expect to wait during lunch hours, especially between 12 pm and 2 pm.
Parking is available in the Korean market plaza, but it can get busy.
Takeout options are available, and they prepare everything with care.
Spacious dining area buzzes with loud music and quick seating. Enjoy rich broth ramen and fresh sushi with giant portions. Prices stay reasonable, making it a great spot for authentic Japanese flavors.
Rich broth and giant portions define the ramen here, including unique options like Katsu curry ramen and black garlic tonkotsu. Sushi rolls, sashimi, and rice bowls with fresh vegetables add variety to the menu.
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Parking can be tricky due to other popular businesses in the plaza.
Expect large portions that can easily feed multiple people.
The menu offers a variety of tasty options, including ramen and sushi.
Small Japanese spot serves fresh sushi with thick salmon and baked rolls. Affordable prices and generous portions make it great for budget diners. Calm, cozy space fits solo guests and small groups seeking quick, tasty meals.
Fresh sushi features thick salmon cuts and baked salmon rolls priced around $10. Teriyaki dishes offer great flavor with chicken and beef options, paired with crispy tempura shrimp in crunch rolls and shrimp tempura sides.
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You can get a full meal for under $10.
There is no dine-in available for takeout orders.
They charge extra for dining in compared to takeout.
Sushi spot shines with fresh sashimi and a unique abalone cut that delights the palate. Cozy, elegant space feels warm and inviting, perfect for dates or family dinners. Clean, remodeled design adds a classy touch to every visit.
Sashimi stands out with its freshness and melt-in-your-mouth quality. The abalone sashimi features a unique cut that adds a wonderful texture, and the presentation is distinctive.
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Expect high prices compared to similar sashimi restaurants.
The restaurant has a free drink promotion with check-in.
The selection of seafood is impressive and fresh.
Kiosk-style noodle shop offers tonkotsu katsu curry and curry udon with tempura for rich Japanese flavors. Cozy Showa era decor and self-serve ordering create a relaxed vibe. Outdoor seating and a side dish bar add variety to meals.
Ramen stands out with tonkotsu katsu curry and curry udon with tempura offering rich, authentic flavors. The menu also features fresh, dippable cold soba and satisfying Niku Beef udon.
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The restaurant is self-service; order and pay at a kiosk.
Expect a limited drink selection with no table service.
Parking is ample and available right in front of the restaurant.
Small interior with candle grills creates a cozy vibe. Japanese dishes like gyukatsu and Kobe beef offer rich flavors and generous portions. Tablets at tables make ordering easy, adding to the relaxed dining experience.
Offers a culinary journey through Japanese cuisine beyond sushi and sashimi. Highlights include gyukatsu, curry cream udon, and Kobe beef with sides that provide generous portions.
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Parking can be tough; street parking is available if the lot is full.
Each table has a tablet for ordering, allowing for quick service.
The restaurant adds a 20% tip to the bill for groups larger than 4.
Korean spot shines with all-you-can-eat BBQ and a unique steam stacker for shabu shabu. Clean, lively vibe with clear wall dividers keeps noise down. Quality meats and a self-serve sauce bar let you customize your meal easily.
Quality meats and a good variety stand out in the all-you-can-eat shabu shabu. The unique steam stacker offers options like Galbi-Eye, while the self-serve sauce bar and ramen bar let you customize spring rolls and ramen.
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The restaurant offers all-you-can-eat shabu shabu with a self-serve sauce bar.
Dinner prices apply all day on weekends for hot pot and Korean BBQ.
Expect to pay $30 per person for the all-you-can-eat experience.
Cozy space feels like dining in Seoul with traditional dolls and a thatched cottage roof. Crispy pork and chicken katsu feature jalapeno cheese or sweet potato fillings. Hot stone pots bubble with rich, spicy Japanese curry and melted cheese.
Crispy pork and chicken katsu come with tender meat and often feature fillings like jalapeno cheese or sweet potato mash. Dishes bubble in hot stone pots with Japanese curry and rice, offering a rich, spicy experience with melted cheese and well-balanced textures.
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Jincook does not accept reservations, so expect a 40-60 minute wait.
The restaurant is open until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays.
All parties need to be present before seating.
Space mixes modern sushi bar with classic izakaya vibes and cozy atmosphere. Guests enjoy fresh sashimi and uni udon with rich flavors. Playful magical girl wands call servers, perfect for casual dates and late-night hangs.
Uni udon and Mentaiko Cream Udon stand out with rich flavors and fresh noodles. The menu features fresh sashimi, sushi omakase boxes, and quality yakitori, all served with friendly service in a cozy setting.
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Happy hour offers discounted prices on drinks and appetizers.
Parking is available at the Source Mall on the 1st floor, at the back.
No reservation is needed since there's plenty of space.
Outdoor seating under a vibrant red canopy offers a cozy Korean street food vibe. Freshness shines in generous sashimi portions and live seafood tanks. Inside, small, no-frills seating complements hearty soups and diverse dishes like ramen and topokki.
Sashimi stands out with its freshness and generous portions of fish. The combo sets include vibrant sashimi and hearty soup, while ramen and topokki add variety to the menu.
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The restaurant is located on the 3rd floor of The Source OC plaza, with ample parking available.
K SOUL FOOD offers outdoor seating, providing a pleasant dining option.
Expect to pay extra for additional bowls of rice, which cost $1 each.
Sushi spot blends fresh fish with a lively yet intimate vibe. Bar area shows masters crafting rolls like Citrus Albacore. TVs add casual fun while sake selection complements meals. Chicken katsu offers hearty portions and great value.
Fresh fish shines in both sashimi and nigiri, showing high quality. The menu blends traditional and creative rolls, like the Citrus Albacore with shrimp tempura and spicy citrus sauce. Sake selection is wide and pairs well with the sushi. Crispy, tender chicken katsu offers great portion size and value.
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Parking can be challenging due to the busy shopping mall location.
Prices are reasonable for the quality of sushi offered.
Expect a wait of over 20 minutes for larger groups during busy times.
Bright space with farmhouse chic decor offers a cozy vibe. Enjoy fresh Korean-style sashimi with about 30 side dishes like kimchi and salad. Unique sashimi tacos come in metal holders, blending flavor and style perfectly.
Freshest sashimi in Southern California comes with about 30 side dishes like soup, salad, and kimchi. Sashimi tacos wrapped in seaweed offer amazing flavor and arrive in a metal taco holder for a unique touch.
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Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends to avoid long wait times.
Parking is limited, so consider arriving early or using rideshare services.
The restaurant offers a unique menu with over 20 side dishes included with sashimi orders.
Japanese spot offers flame-grilled teriyaki with large, affordable portions. Small, noisy space buzzes with loud cooks and unexpected Mariachi tunes. Perfect for quick takeout or casual dining with fresh, flavorful dishes.
Teriyaki dishes stand out with perfectly cooked pork, beef teriyaki with avocado, and satisfying portions. Chicken teriyaki also features as a solid choice with reasonable prices.
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Bring cash to avoid a 3% charge on card payments.
Expect generous portion sizes; one bowl can serve two people.
Prices are very reasonable, with most bowls around $12.
Small space offers premium butchered meats and Korean dishes with high-quality beef. Teriyaki bowls have a slightly sweet flavor and come with extra sauce options. Focus stays on to-go dining rather than group meals.
Teriyaki here has a slightly sweet flavor even without extra sauce. The beef teriyaki bowls come with options for extra teriyaki and hot sauce to boost the taste.
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Takeout is recommended due to the small and informal dining area.
The restaurant has a limited number of tables for dining in.
Expect a fairly short wait time during peak hours.
Bright aisles showcase fresh seafood with on-site sashimi slicing, delivering authentic Japanese flavors. Cozy space offers Korean groceries and lively neon lights. Quick bites like ramen and snacks make it a tasty stop for Japanese food lovers.
Sashimi stands out with fresh cuts and clean flavors. Snacks and ramen offer quick, tasty bites with authentic Japanese taste.
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Parking is easy at H Mart Buena Park.
Expect competitive prices compared to other Korean markets.
The seafood selection is among the best in Korean markets.
Small space fills with rich broth aroma and soft music, creating a calm vibe. Ramen boasts freshly pulled noodles and a clean, flavorful soup that is never heavy. Generous portions pair well with crisp draft Asahi beer and attentive service keeps the mood friendly and chill.
Ramen here features freshly pulled noodles with a chewy texture and a clean, flavorful soup that avoids the heaviness of tonkotsu. Portions are generous and served hot, with options like Chashu ramen and Wonton ramen offering hearty comfort.
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They do not accept cash; only card payments are accepted.
Reservations are not accepted, so arrive early to avoid long waits.
The restaurant can get crowded; consider adding yourself to the waitlist before arriving.
Cozy spot blends modern and traditional Korean styles with a family vibe. Known for authentic Korean comfort food like rich broths and hearty soups. Tonkatsu shines as a signature dish with solid flavor despite higher price.
Tonkatsu stands out as a signature dish, priced higher than nearby spots but served with solid flavor. Other dishes like galbitang and thistle bibimbap offer authentic tastes at reasonable prices.
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Parking is limited, and street parking is available nearby.
Wait times can be long depending on the time of day.
They close fairly early at 9 PM.
Cozy spot shines with crispy katsu and unique udon noodles. Special grinder bowl adds a fresh touch to sesame seeds. Lines form fast, but service stays clean and efficient for a true local feel.
Katsu here is crispy and flavorful with a breading that's just right, never too thick or dried out. Combination plates like currykatsu pork with udon or tonkatsu with soba offer generous portions and fresh, hot servings every time.
Good to know
Expect a 10-15 minute wait during peak hours without reservations.
The restaurant charges a fee for takeout boxes without prior notice.
Menu prices may differ from what is charged at checkout, so verify before paying.
Cozy Asian spot shines with generous portions and affordable prices. Japanese dishes like teriyaki chicken and comforting ramen deliver bold, balanced flavors. Clean, well-kept space adds to a welcoming vibe.
Teriyaki chicken stands out with a flavorful, not salty sauce. Ramen offers a comforting, delicious option. Plates like beef teriyaki and spicy squid bowl come perfectly cooked and full of flavor.
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The prices are very affordable, making it budget-friendly.
They charge 25 cents per condiment after a $40 purchase.
The portion sizes are generous, suitable for a hearty meal.
Cozy dining with a covered patio offers a family-friendly vibe and quick service. Fresh, thick sashimi and an impressive sushi variety like golden tiger rolls stand out. Enjoy spicy garlic edamame and very good sake in a relaxed, clean setting.
Fresh sushi comes with an impressive variety of rolls like golden tiger and spicy tuna salmon. The all-you-can-eat option includes spicy garlic edamame and shrimp tempura, with quick service and a cozy, clean setting.
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Ozen Sushi is open until 2am every day, perfect for late-night cravings.
They offer both a la carte and all-you-can-eat options.
Parking is available in their own lot with ample space.
Seafood restaurant offers fresh sashimi and live octopus in a spacious setting with high ceilings. The atmosphere is clean and quiet, perfect for groups. Signature dishes include a $139 sashimi combo featuring crab meat and sushi.
Seafood options include sashimi, octopus, sea urchin, and sweet shrimp, with the sashimi rice bowl noted for its exceptional freshness. The $139 sashimi combo for two comes with a variety of sides and features crab meat and sushi.
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Happy hour specials offer great prices on dishes like grilled eel.
Public parking lots at Venice Beach cost $10 a day.
Free parking is available in the structure by The Source.
Spacious, modern interior with built-in grills offers an interactive dining experience. Teriyaki chicken delivers rich flavor while miso soup and ramen provide comforting Japanese staples. Lively atmosphere with loud music energizes the diverse crowd.
Teriyaki chicken stands out with rich flavor. The miso soup hits the right note. Meals often end with a warm bowl of ramen soup.
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Happy hour runs Monday to Friday until 4 pm with a $24.99 all-you-can-eat deal.
A minimum of 2 adults is required to sit down for AYCE dining.
There is a 2-hour time limit for all-you-can-eat orders.
Modern design and spacious seating create an airy, family-friendly space with outdoor tables. All-you-can-eat sushi offers fresh fish and exclusive items like uni and salmon belly. Ordering via iPad adds convenience while moderate music supports relaxed conversation.
All-you-can-eat sushi features fresh fish with a great fish-to-rice ratio and generous portion sizes. The menu includes exclusive items like uni, ikura, and salmon belly, plus standout eel sushi and rolls.
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The all-you-can-eat dinner is available all day on weekends, including one piece of carpaccio per person.
Happy hour features reasonably priced drinks, making it a good time to visit.
Reservations are not accepted, and you cannot wait at the bar for a table.
Cozy ramen spot shines with rich broth and perfect noodles. Casual vibe buzzes with anime music and lively crowds. Outdoor seating adds charm to the modern decor.
Rich broth and perfectly cooked noodles define the ramen here. Varieties like Tonkotsu Spicy Miso and lobster ramen offer distinct flavors, with generous seaweed and fresh seafood additions.
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Yoshiharu Ramen is located on the third floor of The Source.
Reservations are not accepted, so arrive early for better seating options.
The restaurant offers a 10% discount for veterans and active military.
Multi-story outdoor mall buzzes with K-pop performances and a lively Korean vibe. Ramen and sushi shine, featuring mool hwae and kimbap for Japanese food lovers. Open design with theater and arcade spaces keeps the atmosphere fun and chill.
Ramen stands out with a dedicated store offering solid options. Sushi varieties include mool hwae, a sushi bibimbop, alongside kimbap and traditional Japanese sushi.
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Free parking is available at The Source OC's parking structure.
Parking can get hectic during busy times, so arrive early.
The mall features a large Korean food court with 10 restaurants.