Sleek interior with hanging lanterns and koi fish wall art creates a cozy yet modern setting. Natural light brightens the space, fostering a relaxing and chill vibe. Fresh, high-quality sushi draws a steady crowd looking for reasonably priced Japanese fare.
Walk-in dinners happen with no wait. Cozy yet modern ambiance suits both casual meals and special nights out.
Freshness stands out with very fresh and crunchy tempura. Sushi features a light crust in crumbles similar to tempura's flaky texture.
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Parking is plentiful and easy at this location.
Lunch specials are reasonably priced, making it a great lunch spot.
The restaurant had its soft opening on March 19th, 2025.
Small, cozy space with old-school charm and family-run vibe creates a calm, welcoming atmosphere. Seating is limited and booths show wear, but the place feels nostalgic and friendly. Regulars appreciate the busy, cluttered yet comfortable setting.
Dinner features a flavorful, well made dinner box with a large variety of customizable options. The boxes offer good value, costing around $19.00 for a full meal.
Tempura comes out crispy and not oily with a great taste. Shrimp pieces are good size and the dish looks visually appealing.
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Parking is tough, but there is easy and plentiful street parking available.
Many lunch sets are priced between $14 and $17, which is affordable.
Expect almost no wait time during lunch hours.
Modern space features nostalgic movie posters and cinematic decor that spark conversation. Atmosphere stays clean and inviting with complimentary edamame served at seating. Sushi offers fresh, thick-cut sashimi and well-balanced rolls, with a focus on quality and generous portions.
Casual dinner spots offer dinner bento boxes with multiple items at great prices. The bento box with three items provides a solid way to try different flavors in one meal.
Tempura shrimp comes out perfectly crunchy and holds up well for takeout. Appetizers include crab tempura and gyoza, while veggie tempura adds variety to the mix.
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Sendo Sushi is not open on weekends.
Finding parking at Sendo Sushi can be challenging.
Getting there by 11:45 helps secure seating.
Small izakaya-style space offers Japanese-inspired decor and comfortable seating with pillows on benches. Atmosphere stays quiet and cozy with slightly dim lighting. The restaurant fills up even on weekdays, creating a packed, intimate vibe.
Dinner features hot dishes served promptly, arriving well before sushi. The meal offers a wonderful experience suitable for both lunch and dinner.
Tempura here comes out perfectly crispy and flavorful. It appears in appetizers and Bento boxes, often paired with Teriyaki chicken or nigiri sushi.
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Reservations are not required, but expect a wait during peak hours.
The restaurant has a $15 corkage fee for bringing your own wine.
Parking is ample in the plaza, making it easy to access.
Spacious interior combines minimalist Japanese style with tasteful dΓ©cor and soft lighting to create a cozy, relaxed vibe. The atmosphere stays quiet and inviting, suitable for casual dinners or quick bites. Friendly chatter and clean surroundings add to the welcoming feel.
Dinners come with huge portions and include options like chicken katsu with soft, moist meat. Combo dinners feature a mix of rolls such as rainbow, dragon, and bay lobster.
Shrimp tempura and gyozas come out light and crispy without being greasy. Fried items like the tempura combo and calamari stay crisp and well-prepared.
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Lunch specials include discounts on certain rolls.
Parking can be tight, especially during peak hours.
Prices are very affordable, making it a great value for sushi.
Sushi restaurant offers a cozy and relaxing atmosphere with a nice little bar in the back. The vibe shifts toward a fresh and authentic Japanese experience with excellent sushi and specialty rolls that stand out for freshness and quality.
Cozy and relaxing atmosphere suits both casual dinners and special occasions. Dinner offers yummy food and happy hour with drinks and simple dishes from 4 to 6:30 pm.
Fresh, light, and crunchy tempura stands out here. Fried shrimp tempura and mixed tempura during happy hour offer gourmet flavors with good value. Veggie tempura is less impressive.
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Happy Hour offers a limited menu with great sushi choices from 5-6:30pm.
During Happy Hour, sushi prices are significantly reduced.
Parking can be tough on weekdays, but weekends are easier.
Simple, clean Japanese design creates a cozy, authentic setting with a spacious dining area. The atmosphere stays quiet and comfortable, even with loud music nearby. Friendly, welcoming environment complements phenomenal ramen and fresh dishes.
Dinner draws a crowded crowd even on weekdays. Groups often come after nearby shopping trips, making it a lively spot for evening meals.
Shrimp tempura stands out with its crispy texture and freshly made quality. Some versions wrap shrimp in deep fried rice noodle sheets for a light crunchiness.
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They offer 50% off all ramen for two more days.
Parking is limited and can be hard to find.
The portion size is good, with plenty of noodles.
Small, cozy Japanese restaurant with a vibrant atmosphere and intimate seating. Space feels crammed and noisy at times, creating a lively neighborhood vibe. Known for fresh, delicious sushi and large sushi rolls that stand out.
Dinner offers a Japanese meal focus with options like the saba dinner plate. The menu stays consistent during holidays, serving only dinner items in the early evening.
Shrimp tempura comes out crispy but sometimes with raw batter inside. Vegetable tempura stays fresh but is just okay. Rolls often have tempura flakes and sauce for extra flavor.
Good to know
Parking can be challenging if the restaurant is busy, which it usually is.
You need to put your name on the waitlist upon arrival.
Keep an eye out for their evening alcohol specials, such as 99-cent hot sake on Wednesdays.