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.
Complimentary desserts include red bean cakes, mochi cakes, and fresh fruits paired with plant-based ice creams. Dessert comes as part of a special menu with appetizer and omakase sushi.
Offers a 19-course omakase with 10 pieces of nigiri called Kiwami and a mid-priced sushi kaiseki course around $160. Combines nigiri, sashimi, and cooked dishes into a subtle symphony of flavors beyond just sushi.
"The sushi here is so fresh and the flavors are unmatched."
"The desserts here are beautifully presented and taste very good."
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.
Compact space balances spacious seating with a modern Yakiniku vibe and steampunk decor. Atmosphere stays fun and energetic without overwhelming noise or smoke. Self-serve unlimited drinks and ice cream add a unique touch to the lively dining experience.
Desserts include a chocolate crêpe and a Swiss roll that is light, fluffy, and mildly sweet. The dessert options offer a good variety alongside the main dishes.
Wide selection of high quality sushi and meats comes out quickly. All-you-can-eat Wagyu beef pairs with fresh sushi for a varied experience.
"Jonathan Park's service made the sushi experience memorable and enjoyable."
"You should not leave without trying the great desserts."
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to high demand, especially on weekends.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, particularly for dinner.
There's a pay-to-park lot right next door for $15.
Cobblestone paths and wooden facades mimic traditional Japanese shopping streets, creating an immersive small-town feel. Bright red lanterns and a 50-foot replica fire lookout tower add to the authentic Edo-period design. The plaza buzzes with lively energy, especially on weekends, drawing crowds to its outdoor dining and arcade games.
Traditional desserts like hot crepes, shaved ice, and fresh fruit stand out. Plenty of spots offer authentic Japanese sweets in a compact, walkable area.
Endless sushi options fill a compact, walkable space with authentic Japanese cuisine. Local spots like Hama Sushi and Sushi Gala serve great sushi at reasonable prices.
"I found the sushi here to be fresh and delicious."
"I found so many unique Japanese desserts and creative merchandise here."
Good to know
The plaza hosts cherry blossom events in spring with sakura-themed stalls.
Nisei Week Japanese Festival in August includes Obon dancing, taiko drums, and a parade.
Parking can get crowded and expensive on weekends.