Small space with crammed tables and a busy sushi bar creates a lively, sometimes noisy atmosphere. Authentic Japanese decor and family-oriented vibe make it feel like dining in Japan. Popular spot known for fresh, high-quality sushi at reasonable prices, especially during lunch specials.
Sushi here stands out for its freshness and quality, often compared favorably to sushi in Japan. The menu includes well-sized rolls like rainbow and spicy salmon, plus dishes like katsu curry, all served at a reasonable price.
Dinner features sit-down sushi and sashimi with options for quick lunch or dinner. Service stands out with excellent attention from staff like Chris and Masami, making meals enjoyable.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended during peak hours to avoid long wait times.
The $20 lunch special is a popular choice and offers great value.
Expect a wait during dinner hours; arriving early is advised.
Ramen restaurant offers modern, lively ambiance with indoor and dog-friendly outdoor seating. Space feels cozy and visually appealing but can get loud inside. Menu features fantastic ramen with standout spicy chicken and tonkotsu options.
Ramen features a traditional Kyushu thick white broth with soft-boiled egg and chashu pork slices. Takoyaki and Gyoza also appear as popular side dishes with amazing flavor and attentive service.
Ramen serves as a warm, satisfying dinner option here. The spot works well for an early meal before other plans.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended during peak hours to guarantee a seat.
The average price for a ramen bowl is around $20.
Parking can be limited during busy times, especially around lunchtime.
Shabu-shabu restaurant offers all-you-can-eat menu with fresh ingredients and a DIY sauce bar for personalized flavors. Indoor and outdoor seating create a family-friendly atmosphere with a relaxed, welcoming vibe. Noise levels vary, sometimes making conversation difficult during loud gatherings.
Offers an all-you-can-eat shabu shabu buffet with freshly made noodles, especially ramen. Ends meals with soba and porridge for a complete experience.
Unique pho broth stands out for dinner hot pot. Dinner specials are available at lunch for an extra charge. The area offers a nice walk with a pleasant view after eating.
Good to know
Dpot offers an all-you-can-eat menu for $35 per person.
Lunch prices are around $50 for two people, including tax.
The restaurant is closed every Sunday.
Narrow space with tight seating and hard surfaces creates a loud, fast-paced atmosphere. Mostly younger crowd fills the small room, making it unsuitable for quiet or intimate dining. Unique decor includes minimalist design with wood accents and a vertical garden.
Ramen here stands out for its authentic tonkotsu broth and fresh noodles. The shoyu ramen and crispy chicken karaage come in generous portions and deliver solid flavor.
Warm and welcoming ambiance suits a laid-back dinner with friends. Offers filling meals that satisfy hunger well.
Good to know
Reservations are required to avoid long wait times.
Parking can be difficult during peak hours; consider arriving early.
A 16% service charge is automatically added to all bills.
Small restaurant with an industrial look and warm lighting creates a cozy atmosphere that can get loud and crowded during peak times. Seating is comfortable and well arranged, supporting a buzzing energy. The vibe feels casual and self-serve, attracting a steady flow of diners.
Tonkatsu stands out with perfectly crispy and light breading and a tangy, sweet katsu sauce. The Hire-Katsu filet pork is tender and thinner, offering a rare quality pork option. Curry pairs well with the tonkatsu, and sides include rice, pickled veggies, miso soup, and cabbage salad.
Takeout dinners come with excellent miso soup that stands out. Suitable for a weeknight meal with solid flavors.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially on weekends.
Expect a 15 to 40-minute wait during peak hours, particularly on Fridays.
Be cautious of peanuts in the sauce; call ahead for allergy accommodations.
Robot servers deliver meats with a playful touch, adding fun technology to a modern, clean dining space. Each diner has an individual induction cooker, creating a calm, authentic Japanese atmosphere. The open kitchen and upscale decor enhance the experience, making it suitable for casual meals and quiet conversations.
All-you-can-eat hot pot features constant broth switching and high-quality meat. Crispy chicken wings and Takoyaki stand out alongside excellent tonkotsu and miso soups.
Dinner offers good value with a regular weekend all-you-can-eat price of $33.99. It suits groups looking to chat with friends over a relaxed meal.
Good to know
The all-you-can-eat lunch special is $25 on weekdays, including Fridays.
Dinner prices are $33.99 on weekends for all-you-can-eat.
Parking is available in an underground structure, but can be hard to find after 6pm.
Shabu-shabu restaurant with individual hot pots and a fully stocked self-serve buffet featuring seafood, vegetables, and cooked dishes. Atmosphere feels cozy but cramped, often busy and hectic with tables arranged back-to-back. Popular for authentic Asian flavors and a variety of dipping sauces, though seating can be tight for larger groups.
Exceptional shabu shabu features fresh ingredients, excellent meat quality, and a variety of broths and sauces. A fully stocked food bar offers tofu, seafood, tempura, and a shaved ice station for dessert.
Dinner costs about $40 per person. Kids pay by height, with very small children eating for free and smaller kids at 50% off.
Good to know
The price for a weekday all-you-can-eat lunch is $28.99, including a drink and dessert.
Dinner prices are $39.99, which may be considered pricey by some.
There is a 90-minute dining limit for all guests.
Small space with about a dozen tables and sushi bar seats creates a cozy, relaxed atmosphere. Calm music plays quietly, supporting a chill vibe. Fresh fish and authentic Japanese flavors stand out, especially in sushi and chirashi dishes.
Sushi here stands out for its freshness and excellent fish to rice ratio. The menu offers authentic Japanese dishes like chirashi, karaage, and tonkatsu, all served with generous portions and great flavor.
Chill and cozy vibes set the tone with peaceful music during dinner. Sushi comes with a chef-selected tasting that adds to the casual, family-friendly atmosphere.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted, so expect a wait during busy hours.
Arrive early to secure a spot, especially for the lunch special.
The lunch special offers three dishes daily, limited to ten orders.
Interior shows aged decor with a cozy atmosphere and a Japanese vibe. Dining area fills with a friendly, lively crowd, especially during family dinners. Sushi bar offers limited seating, and the place features large, fresh fish in its dishes.
Sushi here stays perfectly fresh and leans authentic when you know how to order. The Wagyu sushi stands out as a unique and tasty option. The sushi bar seats about six, keeping the vibe intimate.
Family dinners work well here with no wait on Sundays. Hiro helps make the dinner experience enjoyable for groups celebrating special occasions.
Good to know
Reservations can be easily made at Taiko Japanese Restaurant.
Expect generous portion sizes for the price at Taiko.
Prices for bento and sushi bowls range from $16 to $25.
Spacious shabu-shabu restaurant with self-serve ingredient and sauce bars and clean, well-organized cooking stations. Atmosphere balances family-friendly and bustling energy with comfortable noise levels and room to move. Offers varied broth and meat selections alongside sides and desserts, creating a lively yet inviting dining experience.
Shabu shabu features personal pots for cooking with a choice of broths like Sukiyaki and Yukgaejang. Tempura Chinese pumpkin is a frequently refilled side that pairs well with the meal.
Unlimited meat is served during dinner, with options available only in the evening. The meal costs about $40 per person and offers delicious flavors.
Good to know
The all-you-can-eat price is $35.99 per person on weekends.
Reservations require the entire party to be present.
Expect long wait times on weekends; arrive early around 4:30 PM.
Trendy sushi restaurant with modern decor and an exhibition-style kitchen behind glass. Atmosphere stays quiet and intimate with spacious table arrangements that avoid crowding. Sushi and sashimi come fresh and well-regarded, complemented by a fantastic sake selection.
Fresh sushi features artful rolls and fish that melts in your mouth. The menu includes authentic Japanese dishes like miso black cod, uni don, and teriyaki salmon with very good sashimi quality.
Dinner here features kind and patient service from servers like Joan. The setting suits a date night with a focus on a solid dinner experience.
Good to know
Making a reservation is advised due to busy hours, especially by 6:30 pm.
Lunch specials are available daily until 4pm, with deals around $25.
Omakase 10 pieces are priced at $50, offering a premium experience.
Sushi restaurant offers a modern, clean interior with a small, intimate space that can get busy and a bit loud. The atmosphere shifts from quiet to lively depending on the crowd. Sushi features fresh, high-quality fish with large, flavorful rolls and some standout dishes like tuna sashimi and wagyu.
Sushi here features big, fresh rolls and sashimi like bluefin tuna with crispy kale chips. Bento boxes come with super-sized portions and sides like spicy garlic edamame add bold flavor.
Offers quick dinner options with takeaway available. Suitable for early dinners and casual meals.
Good to know
The restaurant is fairly small and can fill up during busy times.
Niko Niko Sushi was super busy on New Year's Eve with to-go orders.
Each Bento Box includes rice, miso soup, salad, pickle, and orange slices.