Small restaurant seats up to 14 people in an intimate, modern setting with a calm and elegant atmosphere. Staff create a welcoming vibe that fosters connection, making strangers feel like friends. Distinctive features include a personal omakase experience with a single chef and a separate lounge area enhancing the dining environment.
Every guest starts together, creating a shared journey feel. By the end, meaningful connections form beyond the dinner table.
An interactive and engaging dining journey unfolds with an out of this world omakase menu. The experience feels both intimate and fun, offering a fresh take on traditional omakase.
"The omakase here felt like home, with a warm, human connection."
"Chef Jay's Omakase was so entertaining and welcoming."
"The dinner spots here offer a warm, welcoming experience with genuine conversation."
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to high demand for seating.
The omakase experience costs $175 per person, reflecting high-quality ingredients.
Happy hour offers unique items at discounted prices, enhancing the dining experience.
Small, sleek izakaya with natural wood tables creates a serene, minimalist atmosphere that feels both intimate and upscale. Quiet and comfortable, it attracts those seeking a relaxed omakase experience with fresh, high-quality fish sourced from Japan.
Dinner features a premium menu with a selection of appetizers. The experience feels memorable and satisfying.
Offers three types of chef's special menus with high-quality fish at a fair price. The 8-piece omakase provides a small, intimate experience with the perfect amount of food including appetizers.
Good to know
The menu includes mini-omakase options and a la carte dishes.
Expect to spend around $60 per person for the Lite option.
The premium omakase costs nearly $30 more than the lower-tier option.
Small space with intimate seating and jazz music creates a calm, elegant atmosphere ideal for relaxed dinners or dates. Skilled chefs focus on authentic sushi flavors, offering a creative, high-quality omakase experience. Sake selection is guided by knowledgeable staff, enhancing the overall dining.
Calm and elegant atmosphere suits a relaxed sushi dinner. It serves as a reliable go-to spot for dinner with consistent appeal.
Chef Aidan leads the omakase course with clear skill and care. The experience offers great variety and excellent value, especially when seated at the bar.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended well in advance, especially on holiday weekends.
Happy hour runs until 6:30 pm, offering great deals on drinks and appetizers.
Parking is available right out front, but can be limited during peak times.
Sushi restaurant offers an upscale vibe with dim lighting and live DJ creating a swanky atmosphere. The space features unique tableware and murals with rainbow colors hidden in deep blacks. It attracts those seeking fresh, creative sushi in a welcoming lounge-type setting.
Dinner offers many options including oysters and a light omakase at a fair price. The atmosphere stays quiet and nice especially on Sunday evenings.
Offers a light version of omakase at a fair price alongside many options like oysters. The omakase experience is consistently excellent and sublime.
Good to know
Valet parking is available right outside the restaurant.
Parking can be difficult; arriving early is advisable.
Prices are on the higher side, reflecting the quality of the fish.
Minimalist Japanese design combines with modern architecture and authentic outfits to create an elegant, cozy space. Calm, serene atmosphere contrasts with busy downtown streets, enhanced by high ceilings and calming music. Occasional robot service adds a unique touch to an otherwise traditional dining experience.
Offers sushi, shabu shabu, and kaiseki dinners with a setting suited for family or business meals.
Offers a 19-course omakase with 10 pieces of nigiri called Kiwami. Serves fresh sushi with unique and fascinating dishes. Combines exceptional quality with a reasonable price point.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
The restaurant offers a variety of vegan options on the menu.
The cheapest set menu starts at $87 per person.
Upscale Japanese restaurant features chic decor with a color-changing umbrella ceiling and authentic serve ware that bring a taste of Japan. The atmosphere is quiet and inviting, blending elegance and comfort for a luxurious dining experience. A full bar complements the space, which is larger than it appears and suited for date nights.
Offers a traditional multi-course Japanese dinner called Kaiseki. Suitable for groups and families, with dishes that appeal to both adults and children.
Variety stands out with authentic sushi and beautiful presentation. The omakase captures the true taste of Japan, offering an experience similar to dining there.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm on weekdays with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Valet parking is available, but there is no dedicated parking lot.
Reservations are recommended, especially during peak dining hours.
Small izakaya-style space offers an authentic Japanese atmosphere with a warm, intimate vibe enhanced by soothing jazz music. Frequented by those seeking top-tier sushi and an unparalleled sake selection, it feels like a neighborhood gem transporting guests to Tokyo.
Dinner features an amazing omakase experience with carefully prepared dishes. The setting supports a fantastic dinner atmosphere.
Omakase dinner offers a sequence of exquisite dishes that consistently impress. Each course delivers fantastic flavors and a memorable experience.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for parties larger than four.
Parking is free and abundant in the plaza.
Expect to spend at least an hour and a half for the omakase experience.
Small, intimate space filled with mismatched vintage furniture and bespoke handmade stoneware creates a cozy, low-key vibe. Atmosphere blends upscale and neighborhood energy with mood lighting and a curated playlist enhancing each course. Guests often dine at the counter, enjoying a lively yet relaxed setting perfect for quiet celebrations or romantic dates.
Dinner features memorable dishes paired with attentive service that stands out.
Offers a Thai-Japanese fusion not found in other omakase spots. Serves fresh, delicate, and visually striking sushi with a reasonably priced menu.
Good to know
The parking lot can fill up quickly, especially on weekends.
Dinner features a fixed eight-course menu priced at $150 per person.
Most of the menu is naturally gluten-free, excluding soy sauce.
Sushi restaurant offers a modern look with sleek, minimalist decor and exquisite plating that reflects refined taste. Atmosphere feels welcoming and relaxing with soft music and bright lighting, though some find the lighting a bit harsh. The space hosts families and diners enjoying fresh, high-quality sushi with creative rolls and elegant presentation.
Dinner here suits both a simple meal and a date night. The atmosphere fits catching up with friends comfortably.
Quality fish and thoughtful selection stand out in the 12-piece omakase. It offers good value and a well-curated experience comparable to notable spots like Sushi Enya and Sasabune.
Good to know
Reservations are not required, and tables are often available.
Expect a wait time of about 45 minutes for sushi orders during peak hours.
The restaurant accommodates gluten-free requests, but confirm with staff.
Tiny sushi bar with about a dozen seats creates an intimate dining experience focused on excellent sushi and unique handrolls. Dim lighting and loud atmosphere make it lively yet low key, attracting those who appreciate authentic, sleek design and craft cocktails.
Dinner features quality and creativity in the food, paired with delicious drinks and a great ambiance. Wait times stay short, around 10 minutes even on busy Saturday nights.
Chef Chris curates an omakase with over 12 pieces of sushi and premium hand rolls for under $100. The experience offers fantastic quality and great value on Mondays at $90.
Good to know
Iki Nori does not accept reservations and seating is very limited.
Parking in the building is available for 1 hour free with validation.
Expect to join a waiting list during peak hours.
Small, intimate bar-style seating with Asian-inspired decor creates a focused dining experience. Atmosphere feels sleek and inviting with dim lighting and a lively vibe despite the compact space. Fresh sushi and hand rolls prepare quickly in front of diners, emphasizing quality and swift service.
Quiet atmosphere suits dinners for two or casual dates. Friendly service with a welcoming smile adds to the experience. The menu offers cooked food options that appeal to young children as well.
Omakase offers great value with a seasonal menu priced around $58 per person. Chefs serve all dishes at once, delivering a delicious and well-priced experience.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted; expect a wait during peak hours.
The restaurant has only bar seating, which may not suit larger groups.
Lunch specials offer great value, with deals around $24 for five hand rolls.
Tiny Japanese restaurant offers a cozy, neighborhood vibe with soft lighting and personal touches that create a welcoming atmosphere. Outdoor seating includes a fire pit and big screen TV, adding to the relaxed setting. Sushi features fresh fish and affordable prices, making it a standout for quality and value.
Dinner offers a $30 meal for two with drinks included, which is rare for quality sushi spots. The food tastes better than it looks and delivers solid value for a casual dinner.
Omakase features fast, fresh servings with high quality fish like toro and Hokkaido scallop. The chef is generous, offering dishes such as eel, tuna, albacore nigiri, and a salmon skin salad.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm with discounted sushi and drinks.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred for smaller orders.
Parking is free and available in the lot behind the restaurant.
Modern, cozy space with stunning Japanese decor creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. Friendly chefs behind the counter add to the traditional vibe without being showy. Sushi presentation is aesthetic and fresh, with large portions and unique rolls that stand out.
Dinner offers a family-friendly atmosphere and suits date nights well. The experience includes memorable meals like those enjoyed on Valentine's Day.
The nigiri omakase stands out with excellent preparation by Tatsuki. The $98 happy hour option offers a fantastic experience at the bar, making it a choice for special occasions.
Good to know
Reservations are necessary to secure a table, especially during peak hours.
Happy hour offers discounted sushi plates and drinks before 6:30 pm.
Parking is available at The Block plaza with validation from the restaurant.
Small sushi restaurant offers an intimate 8-person dining setting with a traditional and simple décor. The atmosphere feels welcoming and quiet, with the chef preparing sushi right in front of diners and explaining each dish's origin. The experience highlights authentic, aged sushi flavors reminiscent of older Japanese styles.
Dinner offers an intimate omakase experience with sushi prepared fresh daily. Only two dinner seatings happen at 5:30 pm and 7:30 pm.
Omakase here feels personal and seasonal, starting with Japanese vegetables and unique small bites. The sushi-heavy course offers a quietly unforgettable experience.
Good to know
Reservations are required and must be confirmed by the chef personally.
The restaurant has only two dinner seatings at 5:30 pm and 7:30 pm.
The dining experience lasts about 1.5 to 2 hours.
Sushi restaurant features a wide open, creative space with a beautiful sushi bar and big tables. The atmosphere is inviting and cozy with a modern, relaxed vibe but can be loud due to minimal sound absorption. The place draws a crowd seeking authentic, top-quality sushi and an approachable yet elegant dining experience.
Dinner here offers an incredible meal with attentive staff that create a memorable experience. Expect a high-end price around $300 for two, including valet parking.
Fresh, top-quality cuts come with great variety in the omakase. The experience feels pleasant and consistently delicious.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 5:30pm to 6:30pm Tuesday to Thursday and 5-6pm on Sunday.
Parking in the area is limited to 1 hour on the street.
Valet parking is available for $300.
Minimalist Japanese design shapes a chic, peaceful space with volcanic rock accents and outdoor seating warmed by heat lamps. Atmosphere stays quiet and relaxed, suitable for conversation rather than traditional omakase formality. High-quality Asian-inspired cocktails complement the refined setting.
Dinner here features a 4-course menu with each dish improving on the last. The setting suits large groups and special occasions like birthday or reunion dinners.
A 15-course omakase offers superb nigiri with the best sushi rice. The atmosphere does not match traditional omakase settings.
Good to know
Parking is street only and very limited.
Valet parking costs $13.
Prices are reasonable for the quality offered.
Japanese restaurant offers a cozy bar and grill setting with a modern interior and bright lighting. Atmosphere feels warm and lively with loud music and multiple TVs. Known for high-quality sushi and unique rolls featuring real crab, it attracts those seeking fresh, well-presented dishes.
Small neighborhood spot offers a chill, tasty sushi dinner with a well-rounded atmosphere and attentive service. Expect about a 15-minute wait when ordering to go during dinner time.
Affordable Omakase offers a nice sashimi selection but lacks variety. The setup blocks the sushi-making view, and the atmosphere suits rolls better than Omakase.
Good to know
Parking is a bit limited, but there is a shared free parking lot.
The prices for rolls are comparable to average sushi prices.
Hanabi Sushi Bar is open fairly late, which is convenient for diners.
Small bar seats about eight people in an intimate, Japanese-inspired interior with a cozy, relaxed vibe. The atmosphere stays calm and chill, with friendly, attentive service and perfectly paced courses. Known for fresh sushi, Michelin-quality fish, and carefully paired sake, it offers a unique omakase experience at great value.
An elegant spot for edomae style dinner with carefully prepared raw fish. The fish is sliced fresh and kept unrefrigerated for about 1 to 1.5 hours during service, adding to the authentic experience.
Offers a relaxing and unpretentious omakase experience with a focus on nigiri. Prices stay reasonable for the quality and setting.
Good to know
Advance, pre-paid reservations are recommended to ensure a time.
You pay around $200 for a full course meal, excluding drinks, tax, and tip.
Parking validation is not available.
High-volume Korean barbecue restaurant offers an all-you-can-eat buffet with self-serve meat stations and a modern, stylish interior. The atmosphere is clean and well lit, lively with loud music and a vibrant vibe. Private rooms and a walk-up bar add options for groups and waiting guests.
Offers an all-you-can-eat Korean dinner with options suitable for both large parties and intimate dinners.
Wagyu takes center stage with the omakase selection showcasing rich, tender cuts. Every dish in the Wagyu omakase comes with excellent flavors and satisfying variety.
Good to know
Happy hour runs Monday to Friday from 5-8pm and Saturday to Sunday from 2-6pm.
Drinks cost $5 during happy hour, with cocktails at $8.
Expect a wait time of up to two hours during peak hours.
Small dining space includes a sushi bar with chef-made ceramics and modern, casual design. Atmosphere feels welcoming and relaxed, with good music and staff fostering interaction. Sushi quality stands out with exceptional rice and beautiful plating, offering unique and memorable dishes.
Omakase here features well thought through dishes with spectacular flavor and texture combinations. The meals look perfect and deliver an outstanding experience.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to limited seating at the sushi counter.
The omakase menu costs $400 per person, not including drinks.
Dietary accommodations are available, including no soy and no shellfish options.
Sushi restaurant offers premium omakase with exceptionally fresh fish that melts in the mouth. Atmosphere is subdued and relaxed, though it can get noisy when busy. Focus stays on authentic sushi without sauced rolls or bento boxes, accommodating dietary restrictions.
Dinner features a no-frills omakase with sushi that melts in your mouth and offers a highly authentic and fresh experience. The meal is very filling and includes a good variety, but the total cost can exceed $1000 after tax.
Omakase here offers extremely fresh sushi with a premium quality that melts in your mouth. The experience is no-frills, focusing on excellent fish and sauces at a good price.
Good to know
Lunch specials are available, offering a better selection than regular menu items.
The restaurant accommodates dietary restrictions, making it inclusive for all diners.
Prices are on the higher side, with a typical meal costing around $50 per person.
Triple-storefront restaurant offers modern indoor-outdoor design with a lush garden room and intimate lighting that creates a calm, romantic vibe. Music ranges from live performances to smooth background tunes, supporting easy conversation. Seating includes larger booths and bar areas, making it suitable for both date nights and group dinners.
Omakase features freshest oysters, truffle halibut sashimi, and multiple rounds of chef's choice nigiri. It includes appetizers, miso soup, salads, hand rolls, and a dessert option.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to secure a table, especially on weekends.
Valet parking is available for $10, as street parking is limited.
Dogs are allowed on the patio area.
Modern interior creates a zen atmosphere with dim lighting and an intimate feel. Bar dining area invites guests for an Omakase experience. Space feels spacious and clean, supporting a sophisticated vibe.
Dinner here offers a satisfying meal suitable for groups like family or friends. The menu includes dessert options, though the main courses tend to be filling.
Four-season and Open Omakase courses offer a variety of dishes. Service quality varies, and eating omakase at the bar is not recommended.
Good to know
Parking is difficult on weekends; nearby garages may charge around $30.
Expect to pay around $100 for two people, depending on the order.
Lunch specials offer great prices for a variety of dishes.