Sushi restaurant offers spacious sushi bar, comfortable seating, and a lovely outdoor patio. Atmosphere ranges from quiet and family-friendly to lively with ongoing conversations and sports on two televisions. Fresh fish and high-quality sushi define the dining experience.
Cold soup called Mul-hwoe features sashimi and vegetables. Miso soup comes free with sides and pairs well with dishes like chicken cutlet and gyoza.
Fresh and delicious food stands out with artful Japanese preparation. The chef often offers extra dishes and explains them, adding a personal touch to the meal.
Good to know
Happy hour runs daily from 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM with 30% off food.
During happy hour, there are no discounts on beers.
Parking can be challenging due to a busy garage.
Japanese restaurant offers indoor and outdoor seating with fireplaces and portable tents creating a fun, lively atmosphere. Sushi bar seating allows watching chefs prepare high-quality, creative sushi. Ambiance blends minimalist decor with casual, inviting energy.
Incredible quality defines the food here. Every dish delivers delicious flavors that stand out clearly.
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Reservations are required, especially on weekends, to secure a spot.
The restaurant does not accept walk-ins, so plan ahead.
Expect to spend around $63 per person, excluding alcohol.
New American restaurant offers a cozy and stylish atmosphere with a chill but elevated vibe. Outdoor seating on a patio with park views provides a relaxing setting, though the space feels lively and somewhat cramped inside. Music plays loudly, creating an energetic backdrop amid beautiful decor.
Lobster bisque offers a rich, creamy option alongside a fresh tomato basil soup. Soups come served separately from salads when requested.
Food stands out for being fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Smashburgers and Mezcalomas highlight the menu, which offers a fantastic variety alongside great drinks.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 3 to 5 pm with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Expect high prices, with burgers and fries costing over $25.
The menu lacks vegan and gluten-free options.
Spacious dining area with sleek yet cozy decor and an outstanding patio ambiance after renovation. Atmosphere feels casual and family-friendly, with generous portions and vegetarian options available. Parking is easy, supporting a relaxed lunch experience.
Lunch specials come with an egg roll, two crispy lentil wontons, and a tasty coconut soup. Curry soup pairs well with dishes like drunken noodles, showing super good flavor and careful delivery to avoid spills.
Fried dishes arrive without any fishy smell, a common issue elsewhere. Food comes hot and flavorful, with excellent service and good portion sizes in the lunch specials.
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The lunch special is available during specific hours and is a good deal.
Each lunch is under $15 and includes soup, salad, egg roll, and fried won-tons.
Portions are generous, providing good value for the quality of food.
Ramen restaurant inside a shared food hall with a live DJ creates a lively yet sometimes noisy atmosphere. Interior design is festive and modern, featuring several tables and booths for groups. The vibe balances relaxing and energetic, attracting diners who appreciate both ambiance and quality ramen.
Soups offer flavorful warmth without overwhelming saltiness, though the ramen soup leans a bit salty. Both options provide a satisfying choice after activities like surfing.
Food stands out for its excellent quality and outstanding service. The dishes are consistently delicious and elevate the dining experience.
Good to know
During happy hour, appetizers are available from a special menu.
A 4% surcharge is added to all bills to cover rising food costs.
There is no wait time at Marufuku Ramen.
Outdoor seating offers picturesque golf course views and a beautiful patio setting. Grounds feature well-maintained lawns ideal for children to play. Atmosphere combines chic, castle-like elegance with a pleasant, relaxed vibe.
Soups here stand out with French onion soup offering rich, satisfying flavor. The lobster soup and squash soup appetizers also deliver excellent taste and quality.
Fresh, flavorful, and authentic dishes come with generous portions. Dining happens on a pleasant patio overlooking golf course grounds, adding to the experience.
Good to know
Parking is valet only and costs $7.
Kids eat free for hotel guests.
The venue hosts tea parties, which adds to its appeal.
Open glass kitchen reveals chefs making handmade dumplings fresh throughout the day. Bright, clean dining area contrasts with loud acoustics and basic interior design. Menu offers many vegetarian options alongside standout dishes like pork xiao long bao and spicy wontons.
Soup dumplings come with juicy fillings but some varieties like bulgogi-flavored are dry with tough dough. Hot and sour soup has a starchy, curd-like texture with thick pork slices resembling sticks.
Food here is fresh and high-quality with quick service. Dishes taste amazing and offer great value for the price.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted, so expect to wait during busy hours.
Takeout is recommended to avoid long wait times for a table.
Parking is convenient nearby, making it easy to access the restaurant.
Modern interior with neon accents and clean, round light fixtures creates a relaxed vibe. Seating includes a functional bar area and limited outdoor options, accommodating about 35-40 people. The atmosphere stays welcoming and comfortable, with lively kitchen sounds adding to the energy.
Beef noodle soup offers a nutritious broth with a good amount of meat. Pho includes oxtail soup rarely found elsewhere, served with fewer bean sprouts and less soup in some dishes.
Food here is consistently fresh and delicious, especially the pho. Quality and price balance well, making the wait worthwhile.
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The restaurant is known for its cleanliness and accessible bathrooms.
Menu options include beef Pho, vegetarian tofu Pho, shrimp Pho, and chicken Pho.
Prices are reasonable compared to other Vietnamese restaurants in the area.