Market-style setup with robot servers creates a futuristic vibe. Japanese menu features wagyu and fresh seafood for hot pot and kbbq. Interactive touchscreen ordering and induction heat tables make dining engaging and modern.
Offers a mix of hot pot, sashimi, and kbbq with options like sukiyaki and wagyu. Includes fresh meat, seafood, and alcohol to complement the meals.
"The seafood here is incredibly fresh."
"The Wagyu here is amazing, and the staff are so friendly."
"The Japanese Food here is served by the kindest, most helpful staff."
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Chubby Mart offers quality cuts of meat, seafood, and live seafood options.
Expect long wait times during peak hours due to popularity.
Desserts are priced at $16 each, which may be considered expensive.
Sukiyaki and shabu shabu shine with fresh meat and balanced broth. Generous portions meet a sauce bar full of fresh add-ons. Relax in a quiet, clean space perfect for casual dinners.
Fresh meat and a good quantity of vegetables come with the sukiyaki pot featuring a broth balanced between sweet and salty. The chicken dish uses a miso soup base that complements the chicken and tofu well.
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Parking is easy as the restaurant is located in a mall.
Prices are reasonable, with meals averaging around $82 for two people.
Portion sizes range from 3 to 14 ounces, catering to different appetites.
Small sushi bar offers an intimate, quiet setting perfect for romantic dinners with a slow, deliberate pace. Omakase features A5 Wagyu shabu shabu and delicate, intricate dishes using high-quality Japanese ingredients. Artisan ceramics add to the refined, kaiseki-style experience.
Omakase here offers a seamless and delicious experience with delicate, intricate dishes. The A5 Wagyu shabu shabu with matsutake mushroom and shellfish broth features high-quality beef that melts in your mouth.
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Reservations are required due to limited seating with only 9 seats available.
The omakase experience offers around 14 courses and is available for lunch.
Expect a wait of over 30 minutes before opening on busy days.
Japanese grocery store offers fresh sashimi and creative sushi rolls alongside high-quality meat and unique products. Shoppers enjoy affordable bento boxes with distinct flavors in a lively setting with loud Japanese music. Focus stays on quality and specialty items.
Fresh sushi and sashimi stand out with creative rolls and flavorful nigiri. Bento boxes offer a variety of tastes with distinct ingredients like salmon and burdock, all at affordable prices.
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Sushi is offered at 20% off later in the evening if not sold earlier.
The store does not accept food stamps, which may affect some shoppers.
Parking is available, including handicap stalls close to the entrance.
Buffet shines with fresh sushi and a lively hibachi grill. Cozy, spacious setting suits groups despite high noise from celebrations. Hot pot and ramen add variety, making it a top spot for Japanese food lovers seeking a fun, flavorful experience.
An endless selection of hot pot, sushi, ramen, and Chinese dishes fills the buffet. The variety of seafood and tasty sushi stand out among the options.
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The price is $39.99 per person on weekends, plus a 12% service charge.
Lunch costs $25, ending around 3:30 pm, then dinner starts at $40.
A 12% mandatory tip is added to all bills, increasing the total cost.
Sukiyaki and shabu shabu shine with Angus beef and varied soup bases like milk and corn. Atmosphere is cute but seating can feel cramped and ventilation poor. Crowds are lighter now, making for a quieter dining experience.
Shabu shabu stands out with Angus beef, spicy seafood essence, and ponzu sauce options. Egg accompanies the meal for dipping.
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Expect long wait times during peak hours, so arrive early.
Parking can be challenging, consider using public transport.
Kids over 3 feet tall are charged half price, even if they don't eat.
Ramen bar buzzes with a loud, crowded atmosphere and tight seating that suits younger crowds. Dishes shine with authentic flavor and generous portions, especially the tonkatsu with egg and beansprouts. Late hours make it a great spot for late-night cravings.
Ramen here offers generous portions with customizable spiciness levels and strong, authentic flavor. Tonkatsu with egg and beansprouts comes perfectly seasoned and served at the right temperature.
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The restaurant is the only ramen place in the area open until midnight.
All toppings incur extra charges, so check the menu carefully.
Expect high wait times even on weekdays, especially during dinner hours.
Clean, spacious interior with Japanese ramen vibe offers a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Ramen features rich broth and options like tonkotsu and miso with whole egg and bamboo shoots. Prices are reasonable, providing high value for authentic flavors.
Ramen features a rich, freshly made broth with options like tonkotsu and miso that include whole egg and bamboo shoots. Chicken and pork katsu come crispy and well seasoned, and the ghost pepper ramen offers a balanced heat.
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The prices at TaishoRamen 面屋大勝拉面 are very reasonable.
They offered a Grand Opening Special for under $20.
The menu doesn't seem to offer any non-pork or non-pork-based ramen options.
Spacious Japanese spot offers fresh sushi with large pieces and generous sashimi. Bento combos provide great value, especially at lunch. Sofa seating and light music create a relaxed vibe despite a loud atmosphere and strong incense scent.
Sushi comes out fresh and delicious with large rolls and high quality seafood. Sashimi is very fresh and generous, enough for two people. Bento combos offer good value, especially at lunch, and dishes like sukiyaki and dambu udon have light, tasty broths.
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Happy hour offers buy one get one half off on specialty rolls.
Reservations are recommended for large groups to avoid delays.
Expect longer wait times during peak hours on weekends.
Bright, clean space with stylish decor and a big orange tree creates a cozy vibe. Taiyaki offers fragrant taro and peanut flavors with a crispy texture. Waffle has a unique mochi-like chewiness that complements the relaxed atmosphere.
Taiyaki stands out with fragrant taro and peanut flavors that are not too sweet. The custard taiyaki offers a crispy texture, and the waffle features a unique mochi-like chewiness.
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Parking is plentiful and easily accessible near the venue.
Prices are reasonable compared to other specialty drink shops.
They offer a wide variety of drinks and desserts, including unique taro options.
Small sushi spot offers fresh sashimi and unique specialty rolls in a quiet atmosphere on weekdays. Nigiri rice is soft and chewy with visible grains. A party room handles larger groups easily.
Sushi here features fresh sashimi and sushi rolls with high-quality ingredients. Nigiri rice has a soft but chewy texture served at room temperature with visible grains, maintaining great taste despite rising food costs.
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The all-you-can-eat sushi is reasonably priced at $35 per person.
Expect a mandatory 18% tip added to your bill.
There are plenty of parking spaces available near the restaurant.
Grocery store offers inexpensive prices and a large parking lot with neat layout. Bento boxes by a famous chef and freshly fried Taiwanese foods shine in the quick bites section. Ready-made sushi and Taiwanese meals taste really good.
Bento boxes designed and prepared by a famous Taiwanese chef stand out here. Ready-made options include Taiwanese Bento boxes and Sushi, all tasting really good.
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Produce prices are often better than those at chain supermarkets.
The market has a large parking lot, making parking convenient.
Spending $25 earns a free milk tea drink.