Small, cozy space with old-fashioned Japanese style and close tables creates a busy, lively atmosphere. Interior feels elegant and authentic, evoking a sense of being in Japan despite the modest exterior. Frequented by locals, it offers a hidden gem vibe with a high value experience.
Food here stands out for its authentic Japanese cuisine with incredibly fresh ingredients. Dishes come with beautiful presentation and rich, delicious flavors.
Sushi here comes in huge portions with bold flavors and fresh sashimi. The menu also features authentic dishes like Beef Udon and tonkatsu combos, served with complimentary miso soup and classic condiments.
"You won't believe how huge the sushi rolls are here!"
"The Japanese food portions here are huge, especially the sushi rolls."
"The food here is giant, like the size of your palm."
Good to know
It’s best to make a reservation during peak hours, as it can get busy.
Parking can be tight because the place stays packed, which indicates its popularity.
The portions were generous, offering great value for the price.
Neo-Tokyo decor with faux cherry blossom trees and soft lighting creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Sushi is fresh and flavorful, with standout items like bluefin tuna and Kiss Me roll. All-you-can-eat setup offers made-to-order quality without pressure, attracting diners seeking a cozy, relaxed meal.
Food features Lemon Salmon Sushi, Bluefin Tuna, and a variety of sushi like Rainbow and Hawaiian. Dishes include baked green mussels, miso soup, and Philly Tempura, all with beautiful presentation and consistent service.
Sushi features a well balanced fish-to-rice ratio around 10 to 1, with each piece feeling super fresh and thoughtfully prepared. The flavors stay balanced, letting the fish shine without overpowering sauces or wasabi.
Good to know
The all-you-can-eat menu costs $39.95 plus tax, offering great value.
Children under 3 eat for free, making it family-friendly.
Dinner costs about $40 per person, with an extra $10 for premium dishes.
Small hole-in-the-wall sushi spot with a cafeteria environment and LED lighting creates a chill vibe. The place stays busy with a steady flow of people enjoying high-grade ingredients and affordable prices. Energy feels lively yet relaxed, making it a solid choice for casual sushi dining.
Food arrives extra fresh and hot, with delicious flavors that stay consistent every time. Pick up orders come ready on time, and happy hour includes tasty food specials.
Sushi here is consistently fresh and of high quality with rolls like the 911 and awesome roll offering a perfect balance of spice and flavor. The veggies tempura tastes fresh, showing careful oil monitoring, and sashimi platters use the freshest seafood available daily.
Good to know
Happy hour offers drinks and food specials from 4-6pm daily.
Lunch specials provide great value for a reasonable price.
Parking is limited, so arrive early or consider alternative options.
Small, cozy Japanese restaurant with a family-like atmosphere and authentic ramen offerings. Dinner hours bring a crowded, lively energy with a steady flow of returning customers. Known for comfort food and fair pricing, it offers a variety of flavorful dishes in a compact, well-spaced dining area.
Food arrives quickly with consistent quality and delicious flavor. Portions balance well with great value and satisfy comfort food cravings.
Ramen here features Shoyu Ramen with options like no meat and less salt, plus a flavorful beef curry ramen with tender meat. The menu includes unique items like mapo tofu ramen and satisfying gyoza dumplings.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted; arrive early to avoid long wait times.
The restaurant is small, so keep your party size to a maximum of four.
The staff can customize the Spicy Beef Ramen to be non-spicy upon request.
Small, family-run sushi spot with a cozy atmosphere and modest setting. Fish is phenomenally fresh, offering authentic flavors with classic sushi dishes. Seating is limited, creating an intimate dining experience.
Authentic Japanese dishes stand out with fresh ingredients and precise preparation. The menu offers consistently great flavors and well-crafted sushi.
Fresh fish quality stands out with a great selection of sashimi and unagi. Bento boxes come with well-prepared items like grilled salmon teriyaki, crispy shrimp tempura, and miso soup, while the sushi rice is light and slightly tangy.
Good to know
The restaurant is small with limited seating, so arrive early.
Focus on the sushi menu for the best experience.
The ordering process is straightforward and user-friendly.
Japanese restaurant offers an intimate, dim-lit setting with Japandi vibes and soft wood tones that blend modern elegance with tradition. The atmosphere stays relatively quiet, suited for special occasions and fine dining. High-quality A5 wagyu beef and a chef's tasting menu define the sophisticated culinary experience.
Food here features steak tartare, bone marrow fried rice, and A5 wagyu grilled at the table with a poached egg dip. The dining experience feels upscale with consistently delicious dishes.
Omakase here focuses on chef's choice with a fixed menu, featuring both sashimi and sushi as well as an unusual beef omakase option. The sashimi tartlet stands out as a beautiful and tasty dish.
Good to know
Reservations are required at least three days in advance due to high demand.
Expect to pay around $188 per person for the full course menu.
The dining experience lasts approximately 90 minutes, which may feel short for the number of courses.
Small space with an old-school Showa-era vibe and cozy, casual atmosphere. Ramen here is authentic Japanese and often considered among the best in Southern California. Busy times challenge the air conditioning, and seating is limited to about 10-15 tables.
Food here is authentic Japanese cuisine served in large portions with quick service. Dishes are consistently delicious and flavorful at reasonable prices.
Ramen here features a distinct umami seafood broth that stands out from typical ramen. Bowls come packed with noodles and ingredients like crab omelet, spicy bean curd, oyster, squid, and mushrooms.
Good to know
Foo-Foo Tei is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Arrive 10-15 minutes before opening to avoid long wait times.
Parking is only available on the street, which can be inconvenient.
Sushi bar offers a calm, old school vibe with dim lighting and green vines for privacy. The atmosphere stays quiet and relaxed, attracting those who appreciate a peaceful dining experience. Fair prices and a menu with many choices complement the fresh sushi and cold beer served here.
Food features fresh tasting delicious dishes with great sushi and expensive seafood like Buddha jumping over the wall. Meals arrive quickly and maintain high quality.
Fresh sushi stands out with consistently good quality and flavors. Baked scallop rolls, shrimp tempura, and vegetable tempura offer tasty variety alongside miso soup and garlic edamame.
Good to know
Parking is ample and free, making it easy to visit.
The menu features a wide variety of sushi and other dishes.
Prices are reasonable for the quality of food offered.
Bright, modern space with clean Japanese decor and spacious seating suits families and large groups. Atmosphere feels corporate and cafeteria-like, lacking the original charm and moodiness. Menu offers a wide variety of fresh sushi and Japanese dishes with generous portions.
Sushi, cooked meats, and ramen come out perfectly cooked and consistently excellent. Food is reasonably priced and suits family dining with great service.
Sushi and sashimi come fresh and expertly prepared with standout California rolls and shrimp tempura rolls. Teriyaki dishes, especially the beef, feature a tender, flavorful sauce that impresses consistently.
Good to know
Parking is convenient with a spacious lot available for guests.
The restaurant closes for an hour between lunch and dinner at 3pm.
All meals come with salad, soup, and rice included.