Small space offers premium wagyu sukiyaki and fresh sashimi with attentive service. Cozy ambiance with K-pop music creates a warm vibe. Self-serve bar with varied sides and ice cream adds to the upscale yet inviting dining experience.
All-you-can-eat premium wagyu sukiyaki stands out with fresh sashimi and nigiri options. Attentive service complements the high quality Japanese cuisine including excellent shabu shabu and A5 Wagyu.
"The A5 Wagyu here is rich, fatty, and absolutely delicious."
"The sashimi here is fresh, plump, and melts in your mouth."
"The A5 wagyu Japanese food here is rich, fatty, and delicious."
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Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The all-you-can-eat sukiyaki option costs $88 per person.
Small spot with crispy tonkatsu and rich katsu curry draws a steady crowd. Modest, mismatched furniture adds to its hole-in-the-wall feel. Fresh flavors and comforting atmosphere make it a favorite for Japanese food lovers.
Crispy tonkatsu hits the right balance with just enough panko and no greasiness. The katsu curry pairs crunchy pork with rich, flavorful sauce, while tempura comes with a clean, tasty batter. Udon and takoyaki also stand out as solid choices.
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Expect a long line around dinner time, but no reservations are needed.
The restaurant specializes in Japanese katsu, including hamburger steaks and curry dishes.
Portion sizes are generous, often enough for a female diner.
Mini stoves at each table create an interactive dining experience with rare beef katsu grilled on hot stones. Cozy space buzzes with energy and soft K-pop music, making it a lively atmosphere. Tables sit close, filling up fast on busy nights, perfect for social dining.
Rare beef katsu comes with a hot stone for grilling, offering a unique interactive experience. Creamy udon and crispy, thin katsu dishes like curry katsu and beef katsu combination highlight the menu's variety and bold flavors.
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Parking can be a challenge depending on what time of the day.
Expect a wait list during busy hours, especially on weekends.
Prices are around $30 for the Gyukatsu combo, which is on the expensive side.
Fresh poke bowls feature two proteins like tuna and salmon with ponzu sauce and citrus toppings. Mango sorbet served in mango peel adds a sweet touch. Casual setting near a busy mall offers ample seating for a relaxed meal.
Medium poke bowls come with two proteins like tuna and salmon. Toppings include ponzu sauce and citrus, with sides like cucumbers, edamame, and wasabi available. Large poke bowls lack flavor.
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The location is right across from the mall, making it easy to visit.
There are plenty of seating options available for dining in.
The parking lot is spacious, providing ample parking for guests.
Large space with modern decor and warm glowing panels sets a high-energy vibe. Guests enjoy a DIY boba bar and arcade games, adding playful fun. Japanese dishes shine with wagyu nigiri and top-quality beef like A5 short rib, while tables have mounted screens for easy group ordering.
Meat and sushi quality stands out with dishes like beef tongue, A5 short rib, A5 ribeye, and wagyu nigiri. The salmon nigiri is a highlight, and the miso soup is adjustable if it doesn't meet expectations.
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Reservations are recommended, especially for special events like birthdays.
Expect a $100 per person average bill for dining.
They offer unique ice creamsicles in ube or honeydew flavors for celebrations.
Large, bright space buzzes with a lively, fun atmosphere perfect for enjoying all-you-can-eat shabu shabu. Unique sukiyaki broth shines with its rich flavor, paired well with egg dipping sauce. Crowds and noise add to the energy, so booking ahead is wise.
All-you-can-eat shabu shabu features sukiyaki and tonkotsu broths, with sukiyaki standing out for its unique flavor. Sukiyaki pairs well with an egg dipping sauce, enhancing the experience.
Good to know
Reservations are required, especially on weekends, to avoid being turned away.
The restaurant charges an 18% service fee on all bills.
Seniors over 65 receive a 20% discount on their meals.
Small spot serves freshly made chicken katsu with a crispy crust and juicy inside. Expect generous portions of beef ribs and gochujang chicken in a hot, busy atmosphere. Outdoor tables offer a break from the usual long waits.
Freshly made chicken katsu stands out with a crispy exterior and juicy, tender inside. Garlic butter shrimp and teriyaki chicken also feature on the menu.
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Expect long wait times, especially on weekends.
Food is made to order, so preparation may take longer.
Portion sizes are generous, providing good value.
Traditional wood decor and dim lighting create a cozy izakaya vibe with private booths. Ramen shines with creamy boiled eggs, while sushi offers a fresh sashimi platter featuring salmon and tuna. Budget-friendly dishes like Ginza Sushi and curry chicken katsu add great value.
Ramen features creamy boiled eggs that stand out among many spots. Sushi includes a fresh sashimi platter with salmon, tuna, and snapper. The menu offers budget-friendly high-quality options like Ginza Sushi and curry chicken katsu.
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Bento boxes are available on weekends, offering great value.
They have a buy one, get one 50% off deal on premium sushi rolls.
The average cost per person is $40-50.
Ramen shines with thick flavorful broth and BBQ pork that stands out. Space feels cramped and cold, but parking is easy. Prices are high for portions, and wait times stretch due to limited seating.
Thick, flavorful broth defines the ramen here, especially the BBQ Pork ramen and Tan-tan men. Sides like Takoyaki and fried Tofu complement the tasty ramen and good sushi options.
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Expect high wait times due to limited seating capacity.
Parking is convenient and available near the restaurant.
Prices for ramen bowls are higher than average for the area.
Shopping mall blends elegant atmosphere with diverse shops and eateries. Sushi offers fresh flavors while Kopan serves ramen and BBQ chicken. Parking signage is unclear but plaza stays a convenient one-stop for errands and dining.
Sushi stands out with fresh flavors. Kopan offers ramen and BBQ chicken alongside classic Japanese dishes.
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Canyon Point Marketplace has a good mix of supermarket, restaurant, bank, and retail stores.
Daiso carries a wider variety of merchandise than smaller locations.
Parking lot conditions are poor, with unclear signage and maintenance issues.
Cozy spot with authentic flavors offers large sushi portions and rich seafood tofu soup. Late-night crowd enjoys chill vibe and hearty dishes like tonkatsu miso ramen. Sides like pickled radish add to the homey atmosphere.
Large sushi portions stand out alongside tonkatsu miso ramen and tteokbokki with cheese and ramen. Meals often include sides like pickled radish and come with dishes such as chicken katsu served with rice and cabbage.
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Yei San Jib stays open late, serving as a 'canteen' for night owls.
Menu items are priced under $20, making it budget-friendly.
They accept credit cards and offer free parking in the lot.
Small, authentic Japanese spot offers fresh sushi with perfectly textured rice. Cozy, quiet vibe suits casual or intimate meals. Omakase menu delivers variety and consistent quality in a clean, comfortable setting.
Freshness stands out with premium fish and perfectly textured sushi rice. The Omakase offers a variety of options and consistent quality, paired with authentic, quiet ambiance.
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The promotional price for the sushi combo is $30, but the restaurant may charge more.
Ishi Sushi is pet friendly and has designated seating for customers with pets.
The portions are generous, providing good value for the price.
Small spot in a strip mall offers fresh sashimi flown from Jeju Island and live tanks for sushi. Quiet atmosphere with calm vibe and some empty tables. Prices vary, with portions sometimes thin but udon is a kid favorite.
Sushi and sashimi come from live tanks ensuring very fresh, high-grade quality. The sashimi boat serves generous portions, enough for more than two people. Udon is also available and popular with kids.
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All fish is flown fresh from Jeju Island in Korea, ensuring quality.
The restaurant can get pricey, with meals averaging around $55 after tax.
Expect a quiet atmosphere, as it may have few patrons during lunch hours.