Lunch and fish

Small space with U-shaped sushi bar and few tables creates a cozy, zen atmosphere that stays quiet and calm. High-quality Japanese fish and rare Hida beef highlight the menu, served with beautiful handmade earthenware. Prices remain reasonable for authentic, fine Japanese cuisine with a professional vibe.

Lunch offers a 12-piece omakase and a weekday special priced at $59.5 before tax and tips. Service stays impeccable, with polite and attentive staff, and a la carte options are available.

Fish comes from Japan and tastes noticeably fresh and clean. Each piece shows remarkable freshness and balanced flavor, with prices matching the quality found at Sushi Gen.

Chinese restaurant with traditional decor and private rooms featuring large round tables suits family gatherings. Atmosphere ranges from cozy and elegant to noisy and crowded during busy times. The setting includes instrumental music and attention to detail in tableware.

Lunch features a good menu with notable dishes like Peking duck. The atmosphere stays great for lunch.

Fish dishes feature freshness and tender textures. Highlights include spicy boiled fish, fried rock fish with citrus, and steamed fish paired perfectly with rice.

Small, intimate space with cramped dining areas and noticeable foot traffic near the kitchen. Atmosphere feels welcoming and laid-back, suited for casual gatherings rather than formal occasions. Offers wallet-friendly drinks including discounted sake and unique cocktails.

Lunch offers a quick and affordable menu with specials and sashimi plates. Staff accommodate families, making it easy to bring kids along.

Quality fish appears in every dish with perfect marination and generous serving sizes. The freshness stands out in the sashimi combo and tuna burrito, which also includes jalapeño on the side.

Sushi restaurant offers a calm, cozy atmosphere with low-volume background music that supports conversation. Fresh, flavorful sushi and sashimi come with generous portions and affordable prices, including daily specials and discounts. The place draws those seeking authentic Japanese flavors in a welcoming setting.

Lunch offers $1 salmon sashimi Mondays and a $14.99 unagi-don special. A deal lets you pick two rolls from the regular menu for $9.99, making for a solid meal with decent sashimi quality.

Fish here is consistently fresh, with salmon and yellowtail standing out as better options than tuna. The Monterey Roll combines fish and avocado perfectly, and the fish portions are a good size.

Seafood restaurant offers a welcoming, cozy atmosphere with recently remodeled interiors and a patio seating area. It attracts families and locals seeking authentic Chinese dishes like lobster and salt & pepper pork. The space feels clean and comfortable despite being somewhat small.

Lunch offers reasonably priced specials like the House Special Chicken with rice, which is buttery and filling. The House Special Noodle Soup also serves as a solid lunch choice.

The house special fish filet stands out as a frequent choice, often paired with the House Special Noodle Soup that includes fish ball and fish cake. Fried fish also features as a notable dish here.

High ceilings and spacious seating create a comfortable, lowkey atmosphere with a mix of modern and festive decor. The vibe stays relaxed and cheerful, making it easy to hang out and talk. Free underground parking adds convenience to the experience.

Affordable lunch specials run from $11.95 to $13, with options like fried pork chop, string beans, and cod filet. The menu is smaller but offers authentic Hong Kong style local lunches that suit small groups well.

Spicy chili oil fish comes in a huge bowl with plenty of fish and vegetables. Sweet and sour fish and sautéed fish medallions with Chinese Choi sum offer balanced flavors and fresh ingredients.

Dim sum arrives via traditional propane carts in a spacious, family-friendly setting filled with lively, noisy energy. Large tables accommodate groups, making it a popular spot for social gatherings. The atmosphere feels like a bustling market with constant conversation and vibrant activity.

Seating comes quickly during lunch, even on weekdays. The menu offers Chinese Mandarin and Cantonese dishes, including dim sum and family lunch set menus served promptly.

Fish dishes include crispy fried sole with edible fins and bones, steamed fish served with vegetables, and various shrimp options like walnut shrimp. The fish maw soup and lobster add variety to the seafood offerings.

Elegant interior with chandelier lighting and shades of blue creates a classy and comfortable atmosphere. Spacious dining area features comfortable chairs and booth seating, supporting a relaxed vibe. The place maintains a pleasant, clean environment with well-done decor and lively music.

Lunch specials include Tonkotsu Ramen with three fried gyozas for $18 and a variety of dishes with miso soup for $25. Early lunch hours are quiet, making it a solid spot for a midday meal.

Fish comes fresh and flavorful with no fishy taste. Slices are nicely cut and presented with cute plating.

Elegant space blends traditional Cantonese dishes with HK Café-style fare and dim sum under one roof. Families and Cantonese-speaking diners create a lively, authentic atmosphere. Complimentary tea and daily soup add to the affordable, value-driven experience.

Lunch specials range from $9.99 to $13.99 with over 40 dishes to pick from. Meals include rice, soup, and hot tea and offer good value for the price.

Deep fried sole fish comes out very crisp and moist, paired with a good sauce. A fish fillet also tastes good, but salty fish with tofu lacks flavor.

Many private rooms with large windows create a quiet, comfortable atmosphere suitable for small gatherings. The space is somewhat small and the decor is simple but clean. Prices are reasonable, and fresh seafood and flavorful soups are common features.

Lunch offers reasonable prices and good specials with both meat and vegetables. Servers often change dirty plates during busy hours, and meals come with free broth and rice.

Steamed fish dishes come fresh and tender, with options like sole and standing fish. Some fish dishes, especially sole, have a noticeable salty flavor.

Hong Kong-style fast food restaurant offers a casual diner-like atmosphere with a cozy, home-style vibe and moderate crowd levels. Shared seating is common for small groups, creating a slightly communal dining experience. The place stands out for its authentic Cantonese dishes and efficient service.

Busy weekends show its popularity for brunch and lunch. Offers refillable HK milk tea and lemon tea, but soda comes only in cans. Late lunch works well any day of the week.

Fish dishes include a generous portion of green beans with fish filet and enjoyable fish maw. Pan fried fish cake with string beans stands out, though fried fish can be soggy.

Elegant steak house offers amazing views and an outdoor patio with heaters. Atmosphere shifts from loud brunch with live Latin jazz to a more relaxed, bar-like vibe after sunset. Music and chatter create a lively energy, though it can be too loud for quiet conversation.

Space to breathe and connect stands out during lunch, fostering team camaraderie and leadership. The setting feels relaxed and welcoming for midday meals.

Fish comes out fresh and wonderfully cooked. The side beans are flavorful, though the cilantro and radish with the fish can be a bit unusual compared to regular fries.

Cozy Hong Kong style cafe with simple rustic decor and a spacious interior that encourages relaxed dining and conversation. Atmosphere is quiet and pleasant, though it can feel warm inside. Offers affordable prices with a mix of traditional and modern touches after recent renovations.

Lunch offers hot food with good portion sizes at reasonable prices around $8.99. Specials provide value and stay consistent even on weekends.

Huge pieces of fried fish come with sides like pasta and mixed vegetables for $8.99. The sole fish fillet tastes consistent and is well-liked, often served with mashed potatoes and peas or carrots.

Cha chaan teng with authentic Hong Kong decor and arcade machines creates a lively, nostalgic atmosphere. Bright, clean space fills with energy late into the night, evoking Hong Kong street vibes. Walls display mahjong tiles and HK signage, enhancing the immersive experience.

Nearby workers use it for lunch breaks since it serves only lunch and dinner. No breakfast menu or lunch specials are offered, unlike other local cafes.

Seafood dishes include Seafood Chow Mein with fish, shrimp, octopus, and cuttlefish on crispy noodles. Curry fish balls and salted fish in fried rice offer balanced flavors without being too salty.