Little corner shop with dog-friendly space and chill hip-hop music offers a relaxed vibe. Sakiyaki beef Onigiri delivers unique Okinawa-style flavor that is light and satisfying. Outdoor seating adds to the casual, inviting atmosphere for enjoying Asian soul food.
Sakiyaki beef Onigiri offers a unique Okinawa-style flavor that feels light, not greasy, even with spam. Portions are larger than they look and the taste is consistently delicious and satisfying.
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Street parking is available, but can fill up quickly due to plaza services.
Valet parking is an option for those who prefer it.
The menu includes a variety of options catering to different tastes.
Spacious cafe offers self-service ramen and a cozy vibe perfect for families. Onigiri with fresh rice and bold flavors like smoked salmon sell out fast. Plenty of parking and quick, healthy options make it great for work or study.
Onigiri features fresh rice and flavors like smoked salmon and spicy tuna. Most sell out by afternoon, so they come early to get them.
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There is a parking lot in the back of kyucafe, which is easy to access.
Most of the onigiri had already sold out by the afternoon.
The bathroom at kyucafe is handicap accessible.
Japanese restaurant blends a calm, peaceful vibe with loud 90s music and low lighting for a lively yet intimate feel. Bar seating offers views of kitchen prep and creative Japanese dishes shine alongside cocktails inspired by Japanese whiskey. Yaki onigiri delivers a crispy, nostalgic flavor that finishes the tasting menu well.
Yaki onigiri offers a nostalgic crispy rice flavor similar to Korean 누룽지 and works well alone or with meats. The onigiri is crispy on the outside, making it a solid finish to the tasting menu.
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Reservations are recommended, especially during busy hours.
Parking validation is available to avoid extra charges.
Happy hour runs from 4 to 6 pm with $10 Japanese highballs.
Small space with animal chopstick rests offers a cute vibe. Fresh seafood and Wagyu skewers shine alongside a great sake selection. Fried rice patties highlight the Japanese onigiri menu, making it a lively spot with standout dishes.
Fried rice patties serve as a simple yet delicious side. These onigiri highlight the predominantly Japanese menu offerings.
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Parking at Tsubaki can be challenging; consider valet or street parking.
Reservations are essential due to the restaurant's popularity among locals.
Tsubaki adds an 18% service fee that is not a tip.
Small Japanese grocery store offers authentic Japanese foods like sushi and bento at affordable prices. Narrow aisles create a fresh, clean atmosphere reflecting cultural charm. Spicy and ume onigiri are standout affordable snacks loved for their taste.
Spicy and ume onigiri stand out as affordable options priced at $1.99 each. These onigiri offer a delicious taste that draws repeat purchases.
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The store does not accept EBT payments.
After 6-7 pm, certain items are 20% off.
There are no restrooms available at the market.
Shop a roomy, clean store with fresh Japanese foods and daily bentos. Enjoy fresh onigiri with various fillings, perfect with specialty drinks. Calm, organized space makes finding unique meats, sweets, and cooking sake easy.
Ready-to-eat options include fresh onigiri with various fillings. These rice balls stand out among the prepared meals and pair well with specialty beverages.
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Discounted sushi prices start around 5 pm, making it a great time to visit.
Prices for bento and sushi are marked down around 6:30 pm.
Expect a rush for bento boxes during peak hours.
Small Japanese spot shines with crispy pork sandwiches and spicy crab onigiri. Standing dining at a long window counter creates a lively, casual vibe. Quick bites here satisfy with juicy shrimp sandwiches and flavorful sauces.
Offers bulgogi onigiri and spicy crab onigiri with solid flavor. Onigiri serve as a tasty, satisfying snack option.
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Parking can be hard during peak times; consider using paid lots.
This place is more of a grab-and-go spot with limited seating.
The total cost for two sandwiches, fries, and a drink is around $42.
Ramen spot features thick creamy broth and a lively, efficient vibe blending Kyoto and LA styles. Crispy onigiri with mentaiko flavor adds a fresh twist and pairs well with the rich ramen. Spacious, modern design invites community-style dining.
Crispy onigiri stands out with its crunchy texture and pairs well when dipped in ramen broth. The mentaiko flavor offers a fresh, delicious twist that complements the meal nicely.
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Parking costs $1 per hour for the first two hours at Aiso Parking Garage.
Ramen dishes are priced between $19.50 and $28, depending on thickness.
Expect to pay around $109 for a meal for four, indicating elevated prices.
Noodle shop offers fresh noodles with varied broths like ramen and udon. Spicy salmon onigiri delivers intense heat for bold flavor. Atmosphere is functional with plastic bowls and no free water, fitting quick airport meals.
Spicy salmon onigiri stands out with its intense heat that really makes your mouth feel on fire. Other onigiri options are available alongside ramen and tea, with a meal costing around $23.
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Udon and soups aren’t available until 10 a.m.
Santouka Ramen is located next to Burger King at gate 200.
At the time, they were only accepting cash.