Sushi restaurant offers traditional Japanese seating with floor chairs and private tatami rooms that require removing shoes, creating a cozy and authentic atmosphere. The space feels inviting and personalized, with sections including sushi bar and washitsu rooms. Energy varies from relaxing to lively, accommodating solo diners and groups alike.
Lunch specials offer great quality and outstanding value, especially the 10-piece lunch set. The options provide a solid deal for a midday meal.
Sushi here features super fresh fish with great portions at reasonable prices. The sushi sets deliver solid flavor and freshness, making it a solid choice for quality sushi lovers.
"The food here is amazing, fresh, and generously portioned."
"The sushi here is delicious and incredibly fresh."
"This Lunch Spot offers a delicious, large amount of food for a great price."
Good to know
Reservations are not required, and the wait time is minimal even during busy hours.
Parking can be inconvenient, so plan accordingly.
The restaurant serves both sushi and pasta, which is unusual for a Japanese restaurant.
Sushi restaurant offers iPad ordering and a casual, lively vibe with sports on TVs and skilled chefs preparing fresh, high-quality sushi. Interior design reflects simple Japanese aesthetics with a welcoming sculpture at the entrance. Specializes in various tuna cuts, attracting enthusiasts despite a cramped space and no liquor license.
Casual meals come with no frills and focus on straightforward flavors. Kids' lunch includes fried chicken and udon noodles cut into easy-to-eat portions.
Freshness stands out with buttery salmon and melt-in-your-mouth tuna nigiri. The sashimi slices are clean and highlight the quality of each cut.
Good to know
Reservations can be made by phone until they implement a system with OpenTable.
The restaurant does not have a liquor license yet, but it is in process.
Expect about a 15-minute wait on a Sunday night.
Small dining space with long table bars and cute mascot art creates a casual, cozy vibe. K-pop music and a clean, modern interior set a relaxed atmosphere. The place fills up quickly, making it lively but sometimes noisy.
Lunch specials include three yubus and a drink for about $15. Prices stay fair and the deal offers a quick, solid option.
Sushi here blends traditional flavors with Korean BBQ fusion, especially on inari and Yubu rolls. The fried tofu sushi stands out for its freshness and uniqueness, while the eel and salmon offer fresh, flavorful bites.
Good to know
Parking is available right in front of the store, making it convenient.
The restaurant runs a soft opening promotion until February 14th.
They offer a lunch special for $14.99 that includes three yubu of any choice.
Small Japanese restaurant combines modern aesthetic with professional sushi presentation. Atmosphere is up-tempo and noisy, making conversation difficult, with a smoky scent from torched fish lingering. Seating offers comfortable spacing and free parking with validation is available.
Offers a $40 all-you-can-eat lunch special with great sushi variety. Staff give solid recommendations and the menu includes items from the dinner selection like ikura even at lunch.
Offers all-you-can-eat sushi with very good quality and flavorful options. Portions are generous and the experience ranks highly among similar sushi spots.
Good to know
They validate parking at the adjacent structure for two hours.
The all-you-can-eat offer is priced at $54.99.
They don’t do reservations, so expect to wait during busy hours.
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.
Lunch offers fantastic quality sushi and a beautifully presented Omakase Lunch. Seating happens fairly quickly, and options include an excellent sashimi lunch suitable for groups.
Sushi here features fresh, high quality tuna sashimi and is prepared by what seem like professional chefs. The Omakase Lunch offers beautifully presented dishes with inventive appetizers and grilled specialties.
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.
Fast-casual Japanese spot offers affordable sushi with large portions and free miso soup. Atmosphere feels cozy and friendly, though not fancy or gourmet. Prioritizes pickup and delivery, with a simple, clean space and an intense vibe.
Offers large portions at a low cost with reasonable quality sushi, making it a straightforward lunch pickup. Staff often appear stressed during the weekday lunch rush.
Fresh, high-quality sushi comes at affordable prices here. Quick preparation suits those in a hurry, with options like sashimi salad and hand rolls filling up the plate for under $20.
Good to know
Only cash payments are accepted; no credit or debit cards.
Expect wait times of 20 minutes to an hour during peak hours.
Free parking is available in the garage next to the restaurant.
Traditional Japanese sushi restaurant with dark interior and Japanese decorations creates a warm, lively atmosphere. The space feels authentic and cultural, often busy with a distinct energy. Sushi quality varies but often praised for freshness and affordability.
Fast service stands out even during busy lunch hours. The super chirashi offers a good option for a quick, satisfying meal.
Sushi here features premium quality and fresh fish at reasonable prices. Skilled chefs prepare dishes with great attention to detail, often sharing favorites upon request, creating a welcoming and authentic experience.
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The parking lot is behind the building with a rear entrance.
There was plenty of parking available, and it was free.
The restaurant was pretty full when I arrived and started to form a wait line after 7 pm.
Old building houses a Japanese restaurant with a vibe reminiscent of Korean-Japanese fusion spots. Atmosphere feels established but could benefit from layout improvements and better ambiance. Valet parking adds convenience, while fresh raw fish and large sashimi bowls highlight the menu's strengths.
Lunch offers sashimi salad and raw fish rice bowls with fresh ingredients. Prices run around $30 per person, making it a pricier spot for a lunch break.
Korean-style sushi features high-level sashimi and a variety of dishes like spicy stew and grilled fish. The sashimi salad and sashimi bowl stand out for their large portions and good value.
Good to know
Lunch costs about $30 per person, with meals averaging $50.
Valet parking is available for $3, making it convenient.
Going just before dinner rush ensures plenty of parking.
Conveyor belt sushi restaurant with robot servers delivering drinks and water, and an interactive tablet ordering system. Atmosphere feels vibrant and lively, suitable for families and groups, with a layout that encourages facing each other while dining. Unique features include prize-winning plate counts and a setup reminiscent of a Tokyo-style sushi bar.
Lunch costs about 40 USD per person. The spot gets moderately busy on weekend afternoons.
Exceptionally fresh sushi arrives on a revolving conveyor, offering a wide variety of cuts and plates. Prices stay among the best in town, with tasty options that surpass usual fusion spots.
Good to know
Parking validation is required to use the free 2-hour parking garage.
Sushi dishes are priced around $4 each, making it a bit pricey overall.
The restaurant rarely has a long wait, especially during off-peak hours.