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.
Food arrives really fast with fresh ingredients and great ramen options. The meals are consistently delicious and efficient.
Ramen here features complex flavors and a signature spicy garlic tonkotsu that stands out. The menu offers a variety of ramen choices and a karaage rice bowl for quick, tasty meals.
Good to know
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, intimate space with an open galley kitchen creates a cozy, rustic vibe. Atmosphere feels warm and chill despite occasional crowd noise and a noticeable TV. Busy weekends bring a lively energy to this compact ramen bar.
Food here is consistently amazing with a focus on flavorful ramen. The spicy tan tan ramen offers a mild heat and rich taste, and all dishes maintain high quality.
Rich, flavorful broth and perfectly cooked noodles define the ramen here, paired with fresh, high-quality toppings. The menu also features katsu curry rice bowl and seafood like calamari and octopus, all served in an intimate setting with attentive service.
Good to know
Parking is difficult to find at Kumako Ramen.
Parking is paid unless it's Sunday.
The restaurant is small and cannot accommodate groups larger than four unless it's a slow day.
Shabu-shabu restaurant offers a cozy space with a bustling, energetic vibe and loud music that can make conversation difficult. The spot often feels crowded with big parties, and visitors should expect wait times and parking challenges. The experience centers on cooking finely sliced meats and flavorful broths at the table, creating an interactive meal.
Food features good quality and great taste at a decent price. The dishes consistently impress and invite repeat visits.
Sukiyaki stands out with its super flavorful broth and fast service. Spicy tonkatsu and spicy miso bring phenomenal heat, while udon noodles offer a great texture. Cilantro Ponzu sauce adds fantastic depth to the dishes.
Good to know
There was a wait because Shabu Time is a popular spot.
Parking can be hard to find, but there are options nearby.
Calling ahead to the waitlist is highly recommended to avoid long waits.
Small space with conveyor belt sushi and seating around a sushi bar creates a cozy, intimate atmosphere. Dim lighting and soft music support a homey, casual vibe despite the place often feeling crowded and lively. Fresh seafood and attentive sushi chefs add to the comfortable dining experience.
Fresh, flavorful sushi rolls and a good variety of Japanese dishes create a comforting dining experience. Chefs prepare food carefully, serving it quickly with beautiful presentation and reasonable prices.
Fresh fish and specialty rolls stand out here. The menu includes sushi and other Japanese dishes like chicken skin with ponzu and eggplant dengaku. Chefs prepare sushi carefully, creating a comfortable dining experience.
Good to know
Parking in the area is somewhat limited.
You might have to wait in line during busy hours.
Plates start at $5 for 3 pieces, making it about $2 per piece.
Small, simple space with cozy, homestyle ambiance and outdated decor creates an authentic Japanese feel. Atmosphere stays quiet and casual, often crowded inside with additional outdoor seating. Food serves as comfort Japanese cuisine with generous portions at reasonable prices.
Authentic Japanese food comes out fast and tastes delicious. Prices stay great while service stays very attentive, making it a solid spot for comfort food and basic Japanese cuisine.
Basic Japanese cuisine includes crispy gyoza, enormous portions of udon, and fresh sashimi. Teriyaki chicken with shrimp and tonkatsu curry stand out as flavorful options.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted, so arrive early to avoid long waits.
Expect a 20-minute wait starting at 12:45pm on weekends.
Credit cards are accepted, making payment convenient.
Outdoor dining under a large tent creates a Mexico-by-the-sea vibe with vibrant colors and festive decor. Live mariachi music fills the space, often loud enough to dominate conversations. The atmosphere buzzes with energetic, lively spirit centered on authentic Mexican seafood.
Mexican food stands out with fantastic flavors and amazing quality. The dishes consistently deliver delicious tastes paired with great service.
Fusion of Mexican cuisine with Japanese sushi creates a unique flavor experience. Dishes like mixed molcajete, pastor sushi, and costero sushi offer delicious and filling options.
Good to know
Arrive before noon on sunny days to avoid long wait times.
Expect over 30 minutes wait to be seated on weekends.
Parking can be difficult to find in the area.
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.
Food here stands out for its freshness and consistency. Every dish shows clear attention to quality and care.
Lunch bento with spicy chosen chicken stands out as a unique and consistent choice since 1996. Sashimi is very good, and sushi rolls like spicy tuna and California are fresh and flavorful with perfect rice balance.
Good to know
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.
Small, well-organized Japanese grocery store offers fresh sushi-grade fish, authentic ingredients, and ready-to-eat meals. Atmosphere is neat and packed, with a steady flow of shoppers seeking specialty Japanese foods and snacks. Prepared foods sell out early, reflecting high demand for quality and freshness.
Offers a wide variety of authentic Japanese foods including fresh vegetables, tofu, Konjac, and noodles. Ready-made options like sushi and fried foods provide a quick and tasty fix, with cold food available to go.
Fresh sushi and sashimi sit toward the back, always well-priced and high quality. A wide selection of Japanese ingredients like nigiri, nori, bento boxes, and drinks support making dishes like ramen and takoyaki at home.
Good to know
Street parking is available near the store.
The store closes early at 7 pm, so plan your visit accordingly.
The deli area offers prepared foods that sell out quickly, so arrive early.
Tiki-themed decor fills a spacious interior with a small bar area and a large banquet room. Bright lighting and Hawaiian music create a casual, family-friendly atmosphere. Crowds bring lively energy, making it suitable for group celebrations or casual dinners.
Food arrives hot and fresh quickly with a savory flavor that stays good even the next day. The menu includes a luau platter with enough food for two and authentic Hawaiian dishes like Poke.
Ramen features perfectly textured noodles and rich broth. Teriyaki chicken and beef come well seasoned. Lunch offers fried katsu dishes with rice and macaroni salad. Curry katsu, wings, and fried oysters stay fresh. Spicy chicken katsu pairs well with fried rice.
Good to know
Parking is only street parking and can be hard to find depending on the day and time.
On a Saturday at 1 pm, there was a 30-minute wait due to a soccer team.
Hukilau automatically charged an 18% gratuity fee without prior notice.
Small mom-and-pop Japanese restaurant with a rustic Japanese setting and an open kitchen visible from the front. Atmosphere feels family-friendly, local, and welcoming, with a warm and comfortable vibe. Menu focuses on authentic home-style dishes with generous portions and quality sushi.
Home-style Japanese food offers a fresh and spectacular taste here. Sushi is notably fresh, and the overall quality beats the ambiance.
Fresh sushi and sashimi stand out with authentic flavors. The menu features tempura, udon, and Japanese curry alongside great chicken teriyaki and gyoza.
Good to know
Kaita offers daily specials that change frequently.
Kaita does not accept NFC payments; cash only.
Expect wait times if you arrive after opening, as it fills up fast.
Take-out window serves fresh poke bowls with authentic Hawaiian flavors that attract long lines. The market area is closed, so eating happens in cars or on nearby benches. The vibe carries a strong aloha spirit despite the lack of seating and a somewhat unpleasant atmosphere.
Food stays consistently fresh and flavorful with a focus on authentic Hawaiian street food. Poke bowls stand out as incredibly delicious and capture the true taste and feel.
Strawberry mochi stands out with its soft, chewy texture and balanced sweetness, paired with red bean filling and fresh strawberries. The spicy poke bowl offers a flavorful kick, and the udon provides a satisfying, classic touch.
Good to know
Santo Market Inc offers take-out only.
They open at 9am.
Expect long lines due to the popularity of fresh poke.
Sushi plates travel on a conveyor belt and arrive via a bullet train delivery system, creating a novelty dining experience. The atmosphere feels sterile and bright with harsh fluorescent lighting and echoing acoustics. Sports play on large TVs, adding a casual energy to the space.
Fresh food offers plenty of options beyond the sushi boats. The menu features a big selection of authentic Japanese dishes with good quality that many find worth the price.
Sushi boats float by on wooden boats, adding a fun and nostalgic touch to the meal. Fresh sushi options include a Mondo Sushi Boat Assortment and combos, alongside dishes like salmon teriyaki and tempura.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted, so expect a wait during peak hours.
The restaurant is currently undergoing renovations, affecting dine-in availability.
Each sushi roll from the conveyor belt costs around $8.