Large space with high ceilings and an industrial look creates an inviting atmosphere. Ambient music keeps the mood cozy and quiet early, while the bar adds an adult feel without excluding families. Decor includes a large mural honoring the founders, blending old-school charm with modern design.
Soups feature traditional Japanese ingredients like mochi and vegetables. The miso soup recipe has a 50-year family history and tastes excellent. Salmon chazuke and curry with miso soup also stand out.
Mixed tempura appears alongside dishes like beef teriyaki and sashimi in set meals. Vegetable tempura complements vegan options such as ramen and avocado rolls, highlighting its versatility and freshness.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 3 to 6 pm with food and drink specials.
The restaurant stays open until 1 am for late-night diners.
Outside seating is available, but may require a longer wait.
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.
Clam soup stands out as a rare find here and comes highly recommended. Miso soup with shrimp head adds a tasty, rich flavor that complements the menu well.
Seafood tempura comes out crispy and hot, featuring high-quality seafood like lobster tail and sweet shrimp. Vegetable tempura is well done and best eaten warm, with generous portions overall.
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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.
Japanese-style ramen bar offers a spacious, stylish setting with taiko drum greetings and custom Ghibli music creating a welcoming atmosphere. Tables feature glass jars of toppings and soft lighting, enhancing the dining experience. The vibe blends authentic Japanese design with a lively, comfortable energy.
Make-Your-Own Mini Miso Soup offers a unique twist with rich, flavorful broth options like the Spicy Miso Soup. Medium-thick noodles blend well with the hot, spicy soup, creating a satisfying ramen experience.
Shrimp tempura comes out light, crispy, and flavorful, often paired with matcha salt or wasabi powder for extra taste. It adds a crunchy contrast to dishes like spicy ramen.
Good to know
Hinodeya Ramen Bar offers only ten bowls of hotate ramen each day.
Parking nearby costs about $10-15 per day.
Expect a wait on busy days due to limited seating.
Small space with elegant woodwork and authentic Japanese decor creates a cozy, calming atmosphere. Seating includes small booths, a sushi bar, and outdoor tables for people watching. The vibe suits quiet meals with friends or family rather than lively gatherings.
Shrimp soup stands out with its rich flavor. Miso soup offers a delicate balance of miso, seaweed, and tofu, often served alongside rice and main dishes.
Shrimp tempura stands out with its light but crispy texture and pairs well with the hot tempura sauce. Veggie tempura offers a great start, and combo options include tempura alongside sashimi for a varied meal.
Good to know
Parking is easy at the Japanese village structure with 2-hour validation.
Arrive early to avoid long wait times, especially during busy events.
The meal costs around $22, offering good value for sushi and drinks.
Japanese restaurant offers a beautiful space with calm, peaceful vibe suited for intimate dining. Loud 90s music and low lighting create a lively yet dim atmosphere. Bar seating provides views of kitchen prep and creative Japanese dishes stand out alongside interesting cocktails inspired by Japanese whiskey.
Sweet grilled corn blends with salty miso in the miso corn soup, offering a slight sweetness from roasted corn. The miso soup stays traditional and perfect for a rainy day.
Crunchy and light textures define the Corn Tempura Tower, making it a fun dish to share. The corn fritter tempura pairs well with a green sauce that adds a fresh touch.
Good to know
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 cozy booths and traditional Korean decor creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Vibrant energy suits groups enjoying the interactive hibachi experience. Seating includes tables for six, making it ideal for social dining.
BBQ comes with soup, salad, seasoned vegetables, kimchi, and rice. The soup is generally good, with the kimchi adding a nice touch. Miso soup lacks strong flavor.
Light and crispy tempura comes with shrimp and vegetables. The combo includes three shrimp tempura pieces and vegetables, all served with a tasty sauce.
Good to know
They validate two hours of parking if I dine in.
The restaurant automatically deducts a tip for parties of five or more.
One order is enough for two people if I get an extra bowl of rice.
Small sushi restaurant offers outdoor wooden tables with a calm atmosphere enhanced by street music. Seating includes comfortable sofas, and ordering happens via tabletop screens for convenience. Space feels tight inside, but patio seating provides a pleasant spot for people watching.
Soups here stand out with unique flavors that differ from typical options. The miso soup suits cooler weather well, and the ramen soup offers a delicious, hearty choice.
Tempura comes out light and crunchy with a good flavor. Options include California Tempura Roll, tempura sushi roll with spicy crab, and vegetable tempura udon.
Good to know
You can walk in, sit down, and order from a digital menu.
They validate your parking for 2 hours.
The restaurant is budget-friendly.
Sushi restaurant with cozy design and lively vibe featuring tinted windows that create a dark interior. Music adds to the fun atmosphere while the place maintains a balance between not too loud and energetic. Unique sushi options attract a crowd, often leading to waits without reservations.
Miso soup serves as a soul warming starter with a plentiful seafood option available. It pairs well with dishes like agedashi tofu, which is mildly savory and sweet.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4 to 7 pm Tuesday through Friday, all day Monday, and Saturday until 4 pm.
Expect a 30-45 minute wait during busy times without a reservation.
Parking is limited to street, so consider using Uber if possible.
Quiet Japanese restaurant on a hotel second floor offers calm ambiance and excellent views over a historic street. The space feels relaxed and welcoming, with some Japanese spoken and authentic Washoku cuisine served. It stays uncrowded, making it easy to find a table.
Mixed tempura appears in the Senior Bento alongside grilled fish and simmered vegetables. Tempura comes without tentsuyu sauce and is offered alongside sushi, fried chicken, and steak.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 5:30 to 7:30 pm with reduced prices on sake, shochu, and beer.
The restaurant is closed on Sundays and Wednesdays.
Parking is available inside the restaurant, with additional spots on 1st street.