Small restaurant with modern Thai accents and understated decor creates a cozy, welcoming atmosphere with fun beats in the background. The vibe feels casual and community-oriented, inviting relaxed dining experiences.
Soups feature plump shrimp cooked perfectly, especially in the tom yum and tom kha varieties. The tom yum includes vegetables and holds flavor well, even after reheating.
Shrimp appears in several dishes with whole shrimps in deep-fried wrappers and plump shrimp cooked perfectly in the tom yum soup. Dried shrimp adds a distinct touch to the pad thai, enhancing its flavor.
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Corkage fee applies if you bring your own wine.
The restaurant has a small parking lot that can get crowded.
Takeout orders are well-packaged to keep food hot.
Seafood restaurant offers a casual and fun vibe with a spacious interior suited for groups. A free snack bar with diverse options complements the fresh seafood dishes. Decor mixes sailor and traditional Chinese elements but shows signs of wear.
Cold dishes come with options for spicy or non-spicy versions. Complimentary desserts include red bean soup, mung bean soup, ice jelly, and taro sweet soup to balance the heat.
Seafood here stands out for its freshness and rich variety. Options include a seafood boil with spicy Chongqing flavors and dishes like boiling crab, shrimp, and dry pot shrimp.
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The restaurant offers a free buffet of samples during promotional periods.
Parking is free at the back of the restaurant with plenty of spots available.
Seniors aged 80+ can eat free up to $30, which is a nice perk.
Small, family-run Japanese restaurant with bright red walls and lantern decorations creates a cozy, homey atmosphere. The space feels clean and inviting, with casual and comfortable seating. Fresh, authentic sushi and unique touches like real wasabi and sparkling sake complement the intimate vibe.
Miso soup stands out with its rich flavor and quality that rivals authentic Japanese versions. Soup Udon features a delicious seafood broth paired with soft waxy udon, making it a solid choice.
Fish arrives unbelievably fresh and thick, with every roll featuring whole pieces of fish rather than ground. The seafood shines in dishes like sushi, sashimi, fried oysters, and a rich seafood soup udon with soft, waxy noodles.
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Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's small size.
Parking is available on the side, but access requires a left turn on a one-way street.
Lunch specials offer good value for those looking for a budget-friendly option.
Individual hot pots with induction heating create a clean, cozy setting enhanced by wooden decor and floral arrangements. The atmosphere stays lively around lunchtime with a K-pop soundtrack adding energy. The space suits small groups or solo diners seeking a casual, warm meal experience.
Broth options include tomato, spicy miso, kombu, and sukiyaki. The spicy miso base is mild and easy to enjoy, while the tomato broth offers a rich flavor.
Fresh seafood features in rolls like the Alaskan with crab meat, salmon, and flying fish roe. Appetizers include beef tataki rolls topped with fried onions, jalapeños, and tempura crisps.
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Happy Hour deals offer great value from 4-6pm on weekdays.
The restaurant offers a two-person feast for $80, including drinks and dessert.
Parking is easy and free outside the restaurant.
Bright, clean space offers a customizable mini hot pot experience with dozens of ingredient options and choice of broth bases. Atmosphere feels warm and welcoming, attracting families, friends, and solo diners alike. Pricing is based on bowl weight, making it an affordable and filling option for casual dining.
Small hot pot buffet offers 4 to 5 soup base options including original, bone broth, and tomato. Soup bases are customizable and priced per pound, with original soup mild and not spicy.
A wide variety of seafood options like fish balls mix with vegetables, mushrooms, and tofu. Ingredients cook soft, blending flavors well in a bowl loaded with noodles, beef, and lamb.
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Customers pay $15.99 per pound for their hot pot ingredients.
You choose your broth at the counter from three options: original, bone broth, or tomato.
Parking is mostly paid, but there's a free lot across the street near Target.
Hot pot restaurant offers authentic Chongqing street feel with vibrant atmosphere featuring Chinese music, mahjong tables, and live performances. A sauce bar provides unlimited appetizers and customizable dipping sauces. The space combines traditional decorations with a modern, lively vibe.
Soup bases come in rich beef oil, bone broth, and spicy tallow varieties. The split pot option lets you mix different bases and add plenty of fresh vegetables and meats, all presented cleanly.
A wide selection of fresh seafood and meats is available for hotpot, including unique items like mentaiko fish balls and shrimp paste with distinct granules of shrimp meat. Plenty of seafood and vegetarian options complement the variety.
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On Saturdays at 7:30 pm, an authentic dancer performs for a few minutes.
They charge around $6.99 per person just to access the sauce and salad bar.
Parking is available next door and costs about $5.
Small, clean space with minimalist decor and warm wood accents creates a cozy, intimate atmosphere. Energy stays quiet and relaxed, welcoming for casual dining. Watching chefs work at the bar adds a unique, engaging element.
Miso soup stands out with its great flavor and consistent quality. Some lunch specials lack the miso soup or salad that menus promise.
Fish comes incredibly fresh and is imported from Japan, including wild agi mackerel instead of farmed. Omakase dishes mix white fish with fatty Japanese Uni, all prepared and presented beautifully.
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Parking at Akinori Sushi is easy with spaces available right out front.
Prices are reasonable for the quality of sushi served.
The lunch special does not include miso soup or salad as stated in the menu.
Small corner sushi restaurant offers cozy atmosphere with pleasant music and cute high tops. Limited seating includes bar seats facing a window for people watching. Sushi and rolls taste fresh and delicious, complemented by house-made fruit shochu.
Miso soup comes as a savory and balanced starter, often offered before meals. The menu includes a spicy Ramen soup alongside other dishes.
Fish arrives incredibly fresh with expertly sliced cuts and excellent flavors. Shrimp tempura stands out as super flavorful alongside other seafood options.
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Parking is located in the same building, making it super accessible.
The restaurant is wheelchair accessible through the side entrance.
Sushigah has limited seating, so expect a wait during peak hours.
Spacious restaurant blends Art Deco chandeliers with classic architectural details, creating a classy yet casual vibe. Energy runs high with a buzzing atmosphere that suits gatherings and dates, while a bar area adds an adult touch. The space accommodates both small and large parties comfortably.
Soup dumplings stand out with rich, savory broth inside perfectly steamed wrappers. Hot and sour soup balances spicy and tangy flavors well, while wonton soup features juicy pork and crab dumplings.
Szechuan Shrimp delivers a bold, spicy punch with rich flavor. The House Special Fish Filet offers a crispy outside and tender inside, packed with taste. Seafood Udon comes with a savory XO sauce for extra depth.
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Reservations are highly recommended to avoid long wait times.
Parking is available around the corner in a lot that costs $1 for the first 2 hours.
Prices are affordable, with good portion sizes for the cost.
Small, intimate seafood restaurant with nautical decor and a New England fish house feel. Bright interior and courtyard seating offer a mix of indoor and outdoor dining. Atmosphere tends to be loud and lively, with a friendly vibe.
Broth in the soup is super flavorful. Clam chowder comes served in separate bowls when shared.
Fresh oysters stand out with a variety selected by the server. The clam chowder is buttery, smooth, and packed with clams. Lobster rolls, fish and chips, and razor clams also feature as solid seafood options.
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Reservations are recommended, especially for large groups, due to high demand.
There is no parking available near the restaurant.
The average cost for a meal for four is around $385, excluding tip.
Large space with authentic Thai decor and both indoor and outdoor seating creates a cozy yet busy atmosphere. Crowds and noise levels rise during peak times, reflecting its popularity and fast-paced service. Unique touches include nugget-style ice and offering both chopsticks and forks.
Soups here have a slightly sour flavor that pairs well with rice. Options include a seafood soup full of seafood and a Tom ka gai soup that complements dishes like Penang chicken and pineapple fried rice.
Steamed fish comes fresh and tender, served with soup that pairs well with rice. Shrimp dishes and fish cakes stand out as tasty options, while the seafood soup is packed with a variety of seafood. Whole striped bass offers a finger-licking good experience.
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Parking can be limited at peak times, especially during weekends.
Expect long wait times on holidays like Mother's Day.
The set meal offers good value for money for two people.
Open space with high ceilings and a modern-traditional Chinese decor creates a classy, upscale atmosphere. A full sushi bar and sit-down drink bar add variety to dining options. The vibe balances comfort and elegance, attracting those seeking both flavor and refined ambiance.
Hot and sour soup offers a bold, flavorful punch. The abalone soup stands out for its richness, while the egg drop soup feels homemade and comforting.
Honey walnut shrimp stands out with a crisp outside and perfectly cooked inside. The golden snapper offers a flavorful, complex taste and a good fish-to-rice ratio. Sushi features fish flown in daily and a menu crafted with input from the sushi chef.
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Reservations are required, and there are no guarantees for booth seating.
Parking is available in a garage, and the restaurant validates parking.
Expect the restaurant to be busy during dinner hours.
Pho restaurant offers warm, cozy ambiance with plenty of indoor seating and an extensive menu featuring authentic broth and grilled meat options. The atmosphere feels inviting and charming, suited for those who appreciate simple, flavorful Vietnamese dishes.
Broth stands out with a deep flavor and moderate saltiness. Beef meatball pho offers a meat-rich soup that balances well with noodles and vermicelli.
Charbroiled Shrimp with Rice offers a good portion and solid flavor. Fried rice includes shrimp, beef, and chicken, but seafood toppings like fish ball, imitation crab, shrimp, and squid come in smaller amounts compared to other spots.
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Call ahead to order regular lunch items to avoid long wait times.
The menu offers a variety of options, including pho and grilled meat dishes.
Portion sizes are generous, providing good value for the price.
Small Japanese restaurant offers cozy atmosphere with authentic tempura and fresh soba. Space feels clean and welcoming but tight, often crowded during peak hours. Casual vibe with a calm pace, resembling a spot tucked away in Japan.
Miso soup comes in two styles: traditional tofu and seaweed at the original spot and mushroom and cilantro at the new location. It often accompanies meals like the Tempura Bowl, adding a well-rounded, comforting touch.
Shrimp tempura comes plump and tender with a bit of bite in the veggies. Various tempura items like shrimp, baby scallop kakiage, and seaweed sit on perfectly cooked rice.
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Expect a 20-30 minute wait during peak hours due to limited seating.
Reservations are not accepted; it's first come, first serve.
The restaurant requires all members of the party to be present before seating.
Cozy space with a calm, welcoming atmosphere suits casual lunches and relaxed dinners. Guests find authentic Thai flavors with generous portions and vegetarian options. Location offers easy parking nearby despite a vibrant, busy area.
Soups here feature Tom yum and Tom Kha with rich flavors. A pineapple vegetable soup offers a filling, vegetable-packed option that stands out.
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During lunch happy hour, a free egg roll and drink are offered with an entrée purchase.
Parking can be limited on the streets nearby, but there is a large parking structure on Green Street.
The meal cost about $20 USD, including tax and tip, which is reasonable for a sit-down lunch.
Dim sum restaurant with two-level seating and private glass cubicles for distancing. Atmosphere is loud and crowded, with concrete walls that amplify noise, making conversations challenging. Popular for modern dim sum offerings and suited for large groups despite the noisy environment.
Shrimp dishes stand out with huge shrimp in dumplings and thin wrappers that highlight their texture. The walnut honey shrimp and dried shrimp rice roll offer unique flavors, while scallops and crab add variety for seafood lovers.
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Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially during lunch.
Expect wait times of 30-60 minutes during peak hours.
The restaurant closes early at 8 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
Japanese restaurant offers upscale interior with covered patio seating and multiple TVs showing sports. Atmosphere stays chill and relaxed, with a warm, inviting vibe suited for quiet meals or late-night dates. Seating is somewhat tight but sufficient for medium crowds.
Miso soup comes with many meals, including lunch combos and dishes like Teriyaki Beef. It features a classic flavor and appears consistently alongside protein and rice.
Spicy seafood dishes stand out with peppery flavors and generous portions. Options include stir-fried udon noodles and spicy miso ramen paired with shrimp tempura. Plain fish rolls are limited on the menu.
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Happy hour deals on beer are available.
Lunch deals offer great value for money.
Parking is limited to one hour in the back lot.