Small sushi bar offers authentic Japanese atmosphere with a cozy, noisy vibe. Guests enjoy fresh, perfectly prepared sushi and traditional omakase in a no-frills setting. Portions are smaller but paired with carefully balanced flavors and classic beverages like Orion beer.
Sushi here is authentic and fresh, with smaller rice nigiri that balance flavors well. The omakase menus offer a variety of nigiri, miso soup, and chawanmushi at fair prices, showcasing skillful preparation and quality ingredients.
Dinner features Kanpachi sushi paired with sake. Making a reservation is recommended due to popularity.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for dinner to ensure a table.
Parking is limited in the small shopping center where the restaurant is located.
Expect smaller portion sizes compared to other sushi places.
Small, cozy Japanese restaurant offers fresh sushi and authentic omakase with a fun, lively atmosphere where staff and customers share laughs. Clean and comfortable space includes a corner with interesting memorabilia.
Omakase offers a superb dining experience with extremely fresh sushi and top notch miso soup. The garlic edamame adds a wonderful touch to the meal.
Dinner features a Dinner Omakase that stands out for quality. A regular menu offers various dinner plates and appetizers to choose from.
Good to know
Parking is tough when busy, but adjacent lots are available.
The price of the omakase set is very reasonable.
Portions are shareable, making it perfect for groups.
Small space offers a cozy, intimate vibe with Japanese music and anime playlists enhancing the atmosphere. Seating includes bar-style spots and small tables, creating a casual, welcoming environment. Limited capacity and no alcohol service distinguish the setting from typical ramen spots.
Ramen here is super huge and flavorful, with options like butter miso ramen with fresh scallops and shoyu ramen. The spot stays open late, making it a solid choice for late-night ramen cravings.
Good to know
Parking is limited, so it's better to park at Tozai Plaza and walk over.
The restaurant can only accommodate up to 25 people.
Tomizo Ramen is only open for dinner now.
Small space with open kitchen and spacious bar seating creates an intimate, cozy vibe. Atmosphere feels authentic Japanese modern and clean, though noise levels can rise with lively groups. Seating includes sushi bar and tables, with ordering done via tablet above a conveyor belt.
Dry ramen offers a tangy-spicy kick with light, flavorful broth. Hand-rolled sushi shines with sea urchin, negitoro, and beef options. Garlic chili edamame and chicken skin wrapped gyoza add bold, savory bites.
Dinner here offers great service and a very enjoyable atmosphere, though it can be a bit messy. Meals suit both casual outings and special celebrations.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's small size.
Lunch service ends at 2:30 PM, so plan accordingly.
The lunch plate offers 3 pieces for $18 or 5 pieces for $26.
Japanese-style izakaya offers cozy and inviting ambiance with a quiet, spacious setting. Known for flavorful yakitori chicken wings and authentic dishes like Pork Katsu Curry, it attracts those seeking classic Japanese comfort food in a relaxed atmosphere.
Yakitori stands out with solid quality and good value. Bento dinner boxes, especially the steak, and the Pork Katsu Curry offer satisfying Japanese izakaya flavors.
Dinner features bento boxes with generous portions. Options like the steak and juicy chicken leg stand out for their good taste.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended during peak hours due to high demand.
The double teba lunch course is not available during dinner hours.
Expect long wait times during weekends due to popularity.
Sushi arrives on a high-speed conveyor belt after ordering via touchscreen tablets at each booth. The space feels sleek and modern with a relaxed, upscale vibe that encourages taking time to enjoy the meal. It offers a quieter, more controlled experience than typical revolving sushi spots.
Sushi features smokey seared nigiri and a Wagyu sushi trio that stands out. Salmon tastes authentic, similar to sushi in Japan, and the conveyor belt service adds a fun touch.
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Expect a long wait if arriving after 5pm; join the Yelp Waitlist to save time.
The restaurant is located on the second floor of Tokyo Central, accessible by stairs or elevator.
Parking is easy and available near the entrance of Tokyo Central.
Diner inside a bowling alley with billiards and an arcade creates a lively, old-timey atmosphere. The vibe shifts from calm at lunch to loud and energetic as the day progresses. Regulars enjoy a homey island feel with a mix of Japanese, Hawaiian, and American influences.
Rice combo dishes feature chicken and beef teriyaki with a sweet and savory sauce and generous portions. Other options include moco loco with chicken katsu, chashu saimin, and garlic chicken.
Huge menu offers Hawaiian, Japanese, and American cuisines for dinner. Dishes like butterfish with miso soup and shrimp tempura with fried rice come in large portions.
Good to know
Meals cost between $10 to $20, offering good value for the portion sizes.
The restaurant can get busy during lunch and dinner, leading to wait times.
Parking is available in the bowling alley lot or on the street nearby.
Old school family vibe fills a cozy, slightly cramped space with Hawaiian themed atmosphere. The mood stays laid back and festive, welcoming groups and private parties with ease. Known for award-winning chili and homemade dressings, it offers a comfortable spot for casual dining and celebrations.
Bento boxes come with flavorful meat like Kaula pork and BBQ pork, served in perfect portion sizes. Sides like somen salad and broccoli medley stand out as tasty complements.
Dinner happens in a quiet space with a nice atmosphere. Many favorite dishes appear on the menu, though some daily specials sell out early.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for private parties and special events.
Prime Rib Fridays feature a special menu and often require early arrival.
Daily specials are posted on a whiteboard; check for unique offerings.
Small dining space creates a cozy, intimate atmosphere with a lively, noisy energy when full. Friendly, casual vibe reflects traditional Japanese style, making meals feel like home-cooked comfort food experiences. Cramped seating and close tables emphasize an authentic, old-school setting.
Offers authentic Japanese cuisine with dishes like beef teriyaki, tempura, and fresh sashimi. Bento boxes include a mix of chicken cutlet, miso soup, and omelette over fried rice with crab and shrimp.
Expansive dinner menu invites trying many dishes. Teriyaki chicken and tempura dinner combination stands out as a solid choice. This spot serves as a reliable farewell dinner option in the area.
Good to know
Parking options include a lot in the back and street parking.
Expect a line starting at 5 PM when they open.
Arrive early to secure a table, especially during busy hours.
Japanese Italian cuisine blends with classic Western dishes in a cozy, Showa-era bistro setting. Soft jazz and warm yellow lighting create a relaxing, homey atmosphere with a quiet, mellow vibe. Tables fill steadily, especially on weekends, reflecting steady popularity and a friendly, welcoming energy.
Offers a fusion of Japanese and Italian cuisine with dishes like Wafu style Hamburger steaks, katsu, and pasta. Katsu is decent but tonkatsu tends to be tough and chewy.
Dinner includes bread and salad or soup, making it a filling meal. Weekday waits are short, usually no wait or 10-15 minutes outside rush hours.
Good to know
Early diners before 12:00 PM might receive a free drink with their meal.
Expect a wait time of 45 minutes to an hour on Fridays and weekends.
During the week, there is usually a 10-15 minute wait if avoiding peak hours.
Small space with dark wood and lanterns creates a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Japanese decorations and a wall of foliage with neon lights add authentic charm. Music plays upbeat but can be loud, and outdoor dining welcomes dogs.
Katsu dishes stand out with authentic taste, including pork katsudon and chicken curry katsu cutlet served with rice, cabbage, miso, and curry. The menu also features classic ramen, udon, and tempura soba, plus cold soba and California rolls, all at reasonable prices.
Menu offers breakfast anytime and solid dinner options. Happy hour runs Monday to Thursday, 5 pm to 9 pm, with good deals for a quick dinner.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from Monday to Thursday, 5 pm to 9 pm, with great deals.
Parking is easy as the restaurant shares a large lot with other businesses.
Cash is needed for some transactions, especially with street vendors nearby.
Hawaiian-themed restaurant with thatched wallpaper, surfboard decor, and live weekend music creates a cozy, laid-back vibe. Medium-high noise level supports a lively atmosphere suited for families, reunions, and office lunches. Generous portions and local favorites draw a steady crowd, with ample parking available.
Two-item combos feature flavorful chicken teriyaki and crispy fried chicken. Sushi rolls include a decent-sized California roll and crispy Katsu chicken.
Dinner options include a variety of plate lunch entrees that fill you up. Meals serve delicious flavors and satisfy hearty appetites.
Good to know
Breakfast is served all day at Ladybug Grill.
There is plenty of parking available in a large lot behind the restaurant.
The portions are generous, providing good value for the price.
Roomy interior with Japanese floor seating and private rooms creates a cozy, homey vibe. Atmosphere feels authentic and inviting, with curtained booths adding privacy. Busy and lively, it draws those seeking authentic udon and a traditional izakaya experience.
Thick noodles carry sauce well in the handmade udon and hand-cut soba. Dishes like spicy kimchi udon, maze udon, and curry udon katsu offer well-seasoned flavors with chewy textures.
Dinner features a mentaiko pot exclusive to the evening menu alongside dishes like steamed clams with soy sauce and butter, chili wings, and salmon sashimi with truffle. Service stays attentive even with large groups, ensuring everything is cooked just right.
Good to know
The restaurant is closed on Tuesdays.
Parking is easy even on weekends.
Get there early on weekends to avoid long waits.
Large, spacious Japanese restaurant with an old school Hawaiian style and tons of seating creates a laid back, lively atmosphere filled with happy people. Known for fast, well-organized takeout and huge portions, it draws those seeking satisfying meals like the standout Chinese chicken salad and teriyaki dishes.
Teriyaki dishes stand out with delicious sauce and solid flavor. The teriyaki chicken plate and deluxe teriyaki beef are popular choices, often paired with chicken salad or rice.
Meals come as complete dinners suitable for sharing or saving for later. Prices stay family-friendly, making it easy to pick up a full meal during lunch or dinner.
Good to know
The combo plate costs $10.95 after taxes, making it a budget-friendly option.
Expect large portions that are filling, perfect for sharing.
There is plenty of parking available for customers.
Spacious buffet restaurant offers a hibachi grill and a banquet room for large groups. Lighting creates a cozy but somewhat dark atmosphere suited for families. Food variety includes seafood and sushi, with casual, comfortable seating.
Fresh sushi stands out with a good variety and quality, especially when eaten right away. The menu includes seafood like crab legs and stone crab, plus a mix of Japanese and Chinese dishes such as chicken wings, ribs, and stir fry options.
Dinner offers more seafood dishes and larger steaks at the teppanyaki side. The crab dinner stands out and costs $21.99, which is considered a good value on weekdays and weekends.
Good to know
The buffet costs $21.39 per person for lunch, including a drink.
Dinner buffet is under $25 per person, including drink and dessert.
Expect long queues on Saturdays, especially for special occasions.