Restaurant offers cat-themed Asian fusion decor with stylish lighting and attractive pottery creating an upbeat, warm atmosphere. It draws a busy crowd, often fully booked, with a vibe balancing upscale and comfortable. The menu serves family-style Korean and Japanese dishes in a lively setting.
Maitake tempura comes with a dipping sauce and stands out alongside the halibut sashimi appetizer. The ramen features hand pulled noodles with perfectly poached chicken in a slightly tangy broth.
Halibut sashimi stands out with its fresh, clean taste. Sashimi appetizers come with a variety of options, often paired with dishes like hwe dup bap and kalbi ssam for a balanced meal.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as Oken is often fully booked.
The menu features family-style dining with cold and hot appetizers.
Oken is kid-friendly, making it suitable for families.
Japanese restaurant offers fresh sushi and well-prepared specialty rolls in a kid-friendly setting with roomy seating and partitions. Ambience includes enjoyable music and a large TV showing sports, creating a casual yet appealing vibe. Interior decor is outdated but functional for both casual and family gatherings.
Sushi and sashimi come in excellent quality and variety, with staples like karaage, tempura, maki, and nigiri served fresh and flavorful. The menu also features chicken katsu curry and cold soba, complemented by sides like edamame and spicy tuna amuse bouche.
Sashimi comes in an excellent quality and variety with combination dinners often including both sushi and sashimi. The rice served is regular medium grain rather than seasoned sushi rice.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for larger groups to ensure seating.
The restaurant is kid-friendly, but there is no dedicated kids menu.
Prices for most rolls are around $20, with some combo rolls costing $16-$18.
Small, intimate Japanese restaurant offers a quiet atmosphere with a flat floor layout suitable for groups and seniors. The menu includes fresh, generous sushi cuts and varied options like bento boxes and vegetarian dishes. Prices provide great value in an upscale setting.
Sushi comes freshly made with generous portions and thick sashimi cuts. The menu offers a creative variety of sushi, rolls, nigiri, sashimi, and non-sushi items, all served with perfectly cooked rice and standout miso soup.
Freshness stands out with thick sashimi cuts and generous portions. A good variety includes sushi, nigiri, and sashimi, all tasting very good.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a good variety of sushi, nigiri, sashimi, and non-sushi items.
Vegetarian options are clearly indicated on the menu.
Prices are considered reasonable for the quality offered.
Sushi restaurant offers a warm, inviting ambiance with a traditional Japanese vibe and seating for both small and large groups. The atmosphere feels cozy yet modern, suitable for casual or group dining. Many sake options complement the fresh, high-quality sushi served here.
Sushi here is consistently fresh and excellent, with sashimi that is thick and moist. Teriyaki dishes avoid being overly sweet or heavy, and tempura stays light without oiliness.
Sashimi comes in thick, large slices that taste incredibly fresh. The hamachi sashimi stands out as especially moist and delicious.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 3:30 PM to 6:30 PM with food and drink specials.
Parking is validated at the restaurant for customers.
The restaurant offers a unique menu combining Japanese and Szechuan cuisines.
Outdoor patio with heat lamps and indoor seating create a calm, authentic Japanese atmosphere featuring a zen bamboo fountain and traditional wood interiors. The space feels like a hidden gem with a cozy, peaceful vibe suited for quiet socializing or dates.
Handmade soba noodles have a good bounce and chew and come in both hot soup and cold dipping styles. Dishes like tempura soba and duck soba offer delicate, juicy flavors that feel authentic and fresh.
Fresh fish defines the sashimi here, served with real wasabi and soy sauce. It tastes light and refreshing, pairing well with cold soba for a clean bite.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted; arrive early to avoid long lines.
Street parking is available nearby, but it's at your own risk.
Dine-in only; takeout is not offered.
Small, intimate sushi spot offers a cozy and romantic atmosphere with well-lit interior and great music selection. The vibe suits low-key date nights and features a lively mix of people without being too loud for conversation.
Sushi here features high-quality fish and creative rolls like the First Fridays roll with caprese salad. The omakase offers fresh, flavorful bites including memorable beet marinated salmon sashimi and melt-in-your-mouth sake sashimi.
Sashimi here stands out for its freshness and hefty slices. The beet marinated salmon and sake sashimi offer unique, memorable flavors with melt-in-your-mouth texture.
Good to know
The sushi offered great value for $20.
There was plenty of parking available on weekdays.
The dinners do not come with miso soup or salad.
Spacious sushi restaurant with a lively, fun atmosphere and Japanese-themed decor. The place often feels busy and noisy, filled with energy from the crowd. Known for fresh sushi and large portions, it draws those seeking a vibrant dining experience.
Fresh chirashi sashimi and soft, sweet beef teriyaki stand out here. Bento boxes and rolls like the S.P cucumber roll offer great sushi options for dine-in or takeout.
Freshness stands out with large cuts and high quality fish in the sashimi. Platters include a variety like tuna, salmon, and hamachi, often paired with sushi rolls and nigiri for a full experience.
Good to know
Happy hour runs all day on Sundays with most dishes discounted about $5.
Happy hour drinks are reasonably priced until 6 PM on weekdays.
Parking can be scarce, so plan to arrive early during dinner hours.
Small space with about four tables and a bar creates a cozy, authentic Japanese vibe. Fresh, high-quality sushi features unique items like conch and uni alongside classic offerings. Casual atmosphere draws a steady crowd despite limited seating and simple decor.
Fresh, large nigiri and sashimi highlight the menu, with unique items like conch, fish tempura, and uni adding variety. Classic rolls and authentic Japanese style sushi come with good prices and an omakase option featuring 10 or 15 pieces.
Fresh sashimi comes with lots of variety and a focus on quality. The $36 sashimi combo pairs well with takoyaki and a salmon roll for a solid selection.
Good to know
Geta closes from 2-5 pm on days they are open, limiting food availability.
Expect a wait for a table during peak mealtimes due to limited seating.
The restaurant has only six tables and five bar seats for dining.