Small space with wooden stalls and booths creates a cozy, old-school Japanese home kitchen vibe. Atmosphere stays quiet and peaceful, offering a warm, inviting setting that feels authentic and calming. Regulars enjoy large portions and reasonable prices alongside a pleasant music system.
Udon soup stands out with rich broth and tender noodles. Options include chashu udon and a beef curry set served with udon. Miso soup also offers a solid choice.
Udon dishes stand out with flavorful broth and delicious tempura sides. The menu also features addictive spam musubi and a variety of sushi options like Inari and chefโs special platters.
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The menu offers an extensive selection of sushi, sashimi, and izakaya-style dishes.
Parking can be busy depending on the time, so arrive early or be prepared to walk.
The restaurant offers Japanese set menus with options to substitute udon, soba, or seimen.
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.
Soup bases offer a good selection with a spicy option that stays mild. The overall soup base quality is solid.
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.
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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 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.
Broth made from shrimp head gives the miso soup a rich, deep flavor. It often includes vegetables and comes alongside dishes like nigiri and chawanmushi.
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.
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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.
Spicy miso soup offers incredible depth and flavor that stands out. The soup comes with specials including a lunch deal with a side and coffee.
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.
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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, cozy eatery with Tokyo-style ramen and laid-back atmosphere. Space fills quickly, especially afternoons and weekends, with a mix of Japanese, Asian, Hispanic, and American diners. Offers family-run neighborhood Chinese restaurant vibe with bar seating and small tables.
Japanese ramen soup features dumplings and vegetable toppings that soak in the broth. The soup balances flavors with a rich, savory base.
Ramen here stands out with its unique broth and authentic flavors that match those in Japan. Gyoza comes fresh and crisp with a tasty pork and vegetable filling, complementing the large, satisfying ramen portions.
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Umemura does not accept credit or debit cards, only cash.
Umemura is open every day except Tuesdays.
Expect crowds in the afternoons, especially on weekends.
Small sushi restaurant offers cozy atmosphere with friendly staff and reasonable prices. Popular local spot for takeouts and simple family meals, featuring fresh nigiri and generous portions. Limited seating and parking create an intimate, casual dining experience.
Miso soup comes on the side with meals and tastes tasty and a bit sweet. It pairs well with rice and salad.
Sushi features extremely fresh ingredients with nigiri that melts in your mouth and rolls like the Rainbow Roll made to absolute perfection. Udon noodles come rich and flavorful, all at reasonable prices.
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Parking can be limited, so arrive early to secure a spot.
Seating is limited, so be prepared for a wait during peak times.
Prices are reasonable, making it a great spot for families.
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.
Miso soups here come with mushroom varieties like Enoki and Shitake, offering a rich, flavorful broth. Seafood Miso soup also stands out with its distinct taste.
Fresh fish and excellent sushi and sashimi stand out here. Rolls like the No Rice Mango Salmon and spicy salmon roll are especially delicious.
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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.
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.
Cream soup has a unique texture like white jello and includes shrimp, edamame, and mushrooms. Warm miso soup with clams offers a yummy flavor and pairs well with dishes.
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.
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.
Miso soup comes in a crazy large portion and includes bonito flakes for flavor. It tastes fresh and is served alongside salad in lunch bento boxes.
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.
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 mom-and-pop Hawaiian restaurant with a family-run atmosphere and authentic traditional flavors. Air carries the aroma of spiced wings, and food is prepared fresh to order, leading to a long wait time. Portions are generous and prices remain very affordable.
Chinese noodles swim in a dashi soup that tastes like kitsune udon. The beef soup saimin offers a rich flavor. Nabiyaki udon soup is also on the menu to try.
Generous portions of teriyaki chicken stand out alongside classic old school Japanese and Hawaiian dishes like saimen and spam musubi. This no-frills spot serves hearty, flavorful meals with a long history of over 40 years.
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Expect a wait time of about 30 minutes during peak hours.
Food is prepared fresh upon ordering, which may take 20 minutes or more.
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.
Soups here feature a chicken soy sauce base that is both subtle and satisfying. The AKATSUKI Special House Hot Pot and the mentaiko motsunabe stand out for their rich and flavorful profiles.
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.
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The restaurant is closed on Tuesdays.
Parking is easy even on weekends.
Get there early on weekends to avoid long waits.
Japanese BBQ restaurant offers authentic vibe with a clean, smoke-free interior and comfortable atmosphere. Families benefit from a kids club and free snacks, creating a welcoming environment. The menu features high-quality Wagyu and unique dishes like oxtail soup and wagyu sushi.
Oxtail soup stands out with rich, balanced flavors alongside a spicy beef option. The wagyu soup also offers a hearty, savory experience paired well with other dishes like bibimbap.
Wagyu sushi comes in raw and cooked versions, both flavorful. Oxtail soup adds a rich touch, but wasabi placement next to raw meat limits its use.
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Happy Hour features 99-cent beer and house wine every weeknight.
The restaurant is family-friendly with a kids club available.
Parking can be challenging during peak hours, especially around 7 PM.
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 feature flavorful broths with options like non-spicy beef bone broth and spicy brisket that balance salt and heat well. Asian-style soups, including tofu soup and kimchi, stand out for their taste and portion sizes meant for sharing.
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.
Small Japanese restaurant inside a market offers cafeteria-style seating with a great outdoor patio. Atmosphere shifts after 5pm when all orders switch to takeout packaging, though seating remains available. Known for crispy, juicy tonkatsu paired with fresh sides and quality rice, it stands out among food court options.
Fresh miso soup comes with meals like the Loin Katsu Set and demi glazed pork tonkatsu. Soups are homemade, not instant, and often paired with rice and salad.
Tonkatsu here is crispy and tender with a lean pork cut that avoids fat. The cooking technique delivers a crunchy outside and fresh sides like miso soup and cabbage salad.
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After 5pm, all orders are automatically packaged for takeout.
Seating is limited, especially indoors, so arrive early.
Parking is plentiful at the Tokyo Central marketplace.
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.
Broth stands out with rich miso flavor and careful presentation. The special omakase includes soup alongside sushi and carpaccio, adding variety to the meal.
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.
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.
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.
Corn potato soup stands out as a must-try dish and comes with combos or dinner options. Soups are part of filling meals that include bread, salad, or potato salad alongside curry rice.
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.
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.
Drive-thru service offers a unique way to get ramen quickly. Indoor seating is clean and organized, with a few outdoor tables. The place attracts a diverse crowd craving Japanese fast food and serves affordable ramen with authentic flavors.
Soup here uses house-made broth that enhances the ramen's flavor beyond ready-made options. Occasionally, the soup order gets mixed up in the drive-thru, delivering a different soup than requested.
A unique drive-thru ramen and yakitori spot offers quick, tasty Japanese fast food with homemade soup that boosts flavor. Options include spicy ramen, chicken curry with udon, and Aspara Maki yakitori, all at affordable prices.
Good to know
Each box contains 2 ramen bowls and costs $17.50 out the door.
They offer online ordering, takeout, and dine-in options.
The restaurant has a drive-thru for convenience.
Small counter-seated yakitori restaurant with authentic Japanese atmosphere and classic old-school vibe. The place feels comfortable and lively, often busy enough to require reservations. Skilled chef prepares varied chicken skewers with attention to traditional flavors and textures.
Chicken soup comes with tsukune, or chicken meatballs, adding rich flavor. It appears as part of the Torimatsu course, which includes 10 skewers, soup, salad, and ice cream.
Authentic yakitori shines with carefully grilled chicken cuts and vegetables. The menu also features cha soba noodles and grilled rice balls, all prepared with skill and attention to detail.
Good to know
Reservations are required; call in advance as the restaurant fills up quickly.
The restaurant has very limited seating, so reservations for parties over 2 are highly recommended.
Dinner is limited to two hours, so plan your visit accordingly.
Small, cozy ramen joint with authentic Japanese atmosphere and Japanese-speaking staff creates a lively, casual vibe. The space feels busy and a bit noisy, filled with fans of top-tier ramen. Limited seating and no reservations mean waiting is common, but the consistent quality draws a steady crowd.
Broth lacks the usual pork bone smell and goes down very smoothly. It features a clear, easy-to-drink style typical of Japanese noodle soups.
Tonkotsu ramen stands out with its rich, creamy broth and firm noodles. The menu features Hakata ramen, a longtime staple known for consistent quality and authentic flavors.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted, so expect to wait during peak hours.
Free self-parking is available in the lot next to the restaurant.
You can queue online through Yelp to minimize wait times.