Small space offers a warm, family-friendly atmosphere with fresh, well-priced sushi and large, flavorful rolls. Vibrant energy fills the room, attracting those who appreciate high-quality sake alongside their meal.
Fresh sushi stands out with delicious rolls like the red dragon and regular dragon. Friendly staff offer great hospitality and complimentary miso soup and ice cream, enhancing the cozy vibe.
Mussels stand out as exceptionally good here. Fish always tastes fresh and well-prepared.
Good to know
The restaurant is a small spot tucked away in the corner of a strip mall.
Prices for sushi are standard, around $22 for two rolls.
The restaurant is clean and well-maintained.
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.
Fresh fish arrives directly from Japan, offering sushi grade seafood not common in America. The selection includes Toro and Yellowtail, with fish that stays tender and outstanding in quality.
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 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.
Miso soup features a rich broth from shrimp head that stands out. Fish and rice come in good quality, though small fish pieces carry a high price.
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 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.
Broth tastes like the ocean with pork chashu adding depth beyond seafood. Ramen features fresh vegetables and meats alongside seafood, plus tempura shrimp available as a side.
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.
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.
Seafood dishes feature incredibly fresh ingredients with generous clams and mushrooms. Creamy sauces highlight options like the Uni Shrimp Kinoko Soy Based Cream Pasta and seafood pilaf with a distinct Japanese flavor.
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, cozy Japanese restaurant with a fresh, clean atmosphere and quiet bar area. Regulars create a friendly vibe alongside staff, while popular music adds a light energy. Sushi features high-quality fresh seafood with a variety of options.
Fresh, A grade sushi shines with top quality fish and skilled chefs who engage personally at the bar. The experience includes sake pairings, off menu items, and a well-balanced Matcha mochi ice cream for dessert.
Fish arrives super fresh and melts in your mouth. Sushi chefs show skilled technique with top quality portions.
Good to know
Expect a wait time of 20-30 minutes during busy weekend dinner hours.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Parking is available in the strip mall lot, but it can fill up quickly.
Japanese restaurant with a homey atmosphere contrasts with a bleak, disrepair environment. Regulars frequent the spot, enjoying fresh ingredients and delicious teriyaki with balanced flavors. Minimal wait times and attentive service create a steady, familiar pace despite the unassuming setting.
Teriyaki here features a perfect sauce that is not overpowering and highlights fresh ingredients. Shrimp quality stands out as excellent, making the food simply good and down to earth.
Shrimp comes fresh and well-cooked, never rubbery. Salmon shrimp salad and chicken teriyaki shrimp dishes feature quality seafood consistently.
Good to know
The wait time is minimal, making it easy to get a table quickly.
Regular customers are recognized by staff, indicating good service.
Ingredients are fresh, ensuring a quality dining experience.
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.
Seafood dishes include steamed clams with soy sauce and butter and salmon sashimi with truffle. Fried shrimp come lightly battered and not greasy, paired with well-cooked sides like chili wings and spicy garlic edamame.
Good to know
The restaurant is closed on Tuesdays.
Parking is easy even on weekends.
Get there early on weekends to avoid long waits.
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.
Fish arrives very fresh and maintains consistent quality comparable to Japan. Hand rolls come quickly with high-quality seafood, and dishes like sunomono salad feature excellent shrimp and scallop.
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.
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.
Fresh fish stands out with every order, offering a variety that includes some rare types. Quality remains consistent and impresses, especially considering the great price.
Good to know
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.
Japanese grocery store offers wide selection of authentic products and a mini food court with sushi conveyor belt. Environment feels like stepping into Japan, with clean, organized layout and outdoor dining area. Atmosphere is friendly but can overwhelm newcomers with its variety.
Fresh sashimi and quality meats stand out alongside a solid selection of sushi rolls. The food court offers tasty takoyaki with big, chewy octopus pieces and a variety of ramen options.
A huge selection of fresh fish and sashimi quality shellfish stands out here. The variety covers both fresh and frozen seafood, offering plenty for seafood lovers.
Good to know
Discounts on selected food items are available after 6pm.
Sushi is 20% off after 7pm.
EBT is accepted for purchases.
Small space centers on a shabu bar with shared long tables that suit large groups well. Atmosphere stays busy but pleasant, with a cool vibe and steady flow of diners. Menu keeps things simple, offering good soup bases and generous sauces, making it approachable for newcomers to hot pot.
Shabu shabu here features high-quality meats and rich dashi broth that stands out from buffet-style spots. The meal includes vegetables and soda for about $30, offering solid value for the quality.
Lobster balls and fish cakes offer straightforward, tasty seafood options. Shrimp comes cleaned and peeled, making it easy to enjoy the flavors without fuss.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially on weekends.
The all-you-can-eat price is $40 per person, but only one pot is allowed.
Expect a busy atmosphere, particularly on Saturday nights.
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.
Grilled fish dishes offer a symphony of flavors that evoke Japan. The black cod miso and broiled mackerel stand out, while shrimp zosui brings a refreshing yuzu note.
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.
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.
Special fish combos feature perfectly grilled fish with traditional sides like tofu, rice, miso, and pickled vegetables. The old school Japanese breakfast includes broiled fish paired with tamagoyaki and nori.
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.
Butterfish stands out with its tender texture and great marinade. The Pork and Butterfish Lau Lau combines moist filling with a perfect balance of smoke and salt flavors wrapped in edible taro leaf.
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.
Small, cozy Japanese restaurant with an izakaya-style ambiance and authentic Japanese artwork on the walls. Atmosphere feels chill and intimate, suitable for families and casual dining. Open kitchen design showcases culinary artistry while lively conversations fill the space.
Fresh fish and excellent sushi and sashimi stand out here. Rolls like the No Rice Mango Salmon and spicy salmon roll are especially delicious.
Fresh fish matches quality from Tsukiji fish market in Japan. Seafood Miso soup offers a nice portion and is very tasty with perfect texture combinations of seafood, vegetables, and rice.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially on weekends.
Happy hour offers buy-one-get-one 50% off sushi rolls from 4-6pm daily.
Expect a wait of up to 1.5 hours during peak dining hours.
Small yakitori restaurant with cramped seating and a nostalgic Japanese pub vibe. Lively atmosphere filled with Japanese greetings and charcoal aroma, creating an authentic izakaya experience. Bar seating allows watching the grill, attracting those seeking traditional yakitori and drinks.
Grilled meats, seafood, and vegetables come with minimal seasoning to highlight freshness and quality. The menu features small portions of yakitori and special items, letting you try many flavors in one meal.
Grilled shrimp skewers stand out with a unique flavor and perfect cooking. Garlic shrimp fries offer a tasty twist not typical at Japanese spots, paired with straw-style fries and a flavorful sauce.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's popularity and small size.
Expect at least a 10-minute wait even with a reservation.
The restaurant often sells out of popular items during lunch hours.
Conveyor belt sushi restaurant with hundreds of Polaroids decorating the walls creates a lively, old school vibe. Warm lighting and constant flow of customers add to the energetic atmosphere. Family-owned charm combines with continuous sushi preparation visible to diners.
Conveyor belt sushi offers a unique dining experience with fresh, buttery sashimi and tender fish made right in front of you. The menu includes a beautiful selection of sushi rolls, edamame, shrimp, tempura, and small appetizers, all frequently turned over to ensure freshness.
Fish arrives fresh daily and orders come out within minutes. Sushi chefs prepare buttery, tender sashimi and rolls right in front of you, showcasing good quality seafood.
Good to know
Expect minimal wait times if you arrive at opening.
Parking can be tough due to its location in a mini-mall.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted.
Small sushi restaurant centers on skilled chefs crafting fresh, authentic sushi with generous portions. Atmosphere feels friendly and vibrant, suitable for small group gatherings and late-night dining. Adjoining karaoke bar adds a lively option for extended entertainment.
Freshness stands out with high quality sashimi and nigiri. Omakase offers authentic Edomaè sushi and modern Japanese dishes influenced by world cuisines, all at reasonable prices.
Fresh fish arrives with generous cuts and very good quality. Fish lacks any fishy smell, indicating freshness, though some cuts appear dry from air exposure.
Good to know
Sushi Bei is open late until 11 pm, making it a good late-night option.
A minimum karaoke charge applies along with dining and drinking requirements.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred for smaller purchases.
Small space with Japanese traditional decor featuring a latticed ceiling and lamps creates an authentic vibe. Atmosphere is dimly lit and quiet, with background music that some find distracting. Sushi and ramen stand out as high-quality dishes served quickly in a casual setting.
Sushi rolls come out fast and taste great, with the salmon sushi being especially buttery and the Crunch Spicy Tuna Roll offering a decent kick. Ramen has strong flavor, particularly the spicy ramen, and the tempura is highly praised for its quality.
Fresh sashimi melts in your mouth with delicate texture. The Shrimp Disco Delight Roll stands out with vibrant flavors and quality seafood.
Good to know
The sushi rolls are 50% off, making it a great deal.
Expect a 5-15 minute wait at the Gardena location during busy hours.
There is plenty of parking available near the restaurant.
Family-run Korean restaurant offers authentic comfort food with a warm, welcoming atmosphere created by owners who cook and serve themselves. Most customers are Korean, and fresh sashimi from live tanks stands out alongside high-quality banchan and soups. The menu is modest, portions are moderate, and prices run higher than nearby spots.
Soups and fried fish rank as the most popular seafood dishes here. The menu includes options like Spicy Beef Brisket with Seafood alongside other Korean favorites.
Good to know
There are plenty of parking spots available in the same plaza.
The restaurant has only been open for around 6 months.
The prices are higher than other places in the area.
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.
Seafood includes crabs with roe, fresh fried fish, chewy calamari, and tender fried shrimp. The buffet offers a wide variety with sushi, shrimp, crab, and a create-your-own stir fry bar featuring Japanese and Chinese dishes.
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.
Japanese grocery store offers wide variety of authentic products including fresh seafood, snacks, and kitchen items. Food court features small restaurants and quick stops like Beard Papa's and ramen shops with ample seating. Atmosphere feels cozy and chill, suitable even as a casual date spot.
A wide variety of prepared sushi and sashimi stands out, including fresh salmon for sashimi from the fish department. The market also offers onigiri, takoyaki, ramen, and Japanese snacks like Beard Papa cream puffs, all ready to eat with an eating area inside.
Fresh and frozen seafood includes a wide variety of fish suitable for Japanese dishes. The fish department offers consistently good quality, with options like salmon for sashimi.
Good to know
The store has a wide selection of Japanese food products and food stands.
Parking is easy even on weekends, making access convenient.
The food court offers a pick what you like dining experience.