Japanese-style barbecue shines with tabletop grills and fresh yakitori combo. Intimate izakaya vibe blends with live anime music for a lively feel. Open kitchen adds authentic atmosphere while cozy seating invites relaxed dining.
Menu features tonkotsu ramen, yakitori combo with chicken cartilage, and Beef Gyudon. Dishes include fresh sashimi, perfectly seasoned yakitori, and takoyaki, all with rich flavors and authentic izakaya style.
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Happy hour runs every day after 9pm with half-off chicken skewers and buy one get one free beers.
After 10 PM, all chicken dishes are half off, making it a great deal.
The restaurant stays open until 12 am, perfect for late-night dining.
Space blends chic and homey design with a cool coffee bar in an old pick-up truck, creating a warm lounge vibe. Fresh sushi shines with simple salmon and tuna rolls, while roasted Hamachi Collar offers rich teriyaki flavor. Seating suits all, with plants adding calm and noise kept low for relaxed chats.
Fresh sushi stands out with simple yet flavorful salmon and tuna rolls. The Hamachi Collar comes roasted with teriyaki glaze and shrimp tempura is crispy and light inside.
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The restaurant is cashless and uses QR code ordering.
The bar is not yet open due to pending permits.
Portion sizes are generous and prices are reasonable.
Small space with narrow aisles creates a busy vibe but shelves stay spotless and stocked with fresh sashimi and sushi-grade fish. Offers a wide selection of Junmai Daiginjo sake alongside Japanese groceries and balanced bento boxes for a fresh meal.
Sashimi comes freshly cut to order with sushi grade fish that stays incredibly fresh. Bento boxes offer a balanced and fresh meal, and there's a wide variety of sushi options available.
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Sashimi discount starts at 4PM; arrive early to avoid long lines.
Cooked food and sashimi available from 4PM in the deli area.
Parking can be challenging; consider visiting on weekends for easier access.
Cozy spot with upside-down umbrellas and subtle Japanese decor sets a refined mood. Yakitori shines with flavorful ribeye skewers, while udon offers rich broth and chewy noodles. Heated trays keep food warm, matching the chill vibe and enhancing the dining pace.
Yakitori stands out with flavorful ribeye skewers and a variety of tasty selections. Udon dishes feature a rich, savory broth and perfectly chewy noodles, while sides like fried eggplant and vegetable tempura add great variety.
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Happy hour runs from 9:30 to 11:30pm, offering buy-one-get-one-free beer.
An 18% tip is automatically added to all bills.
Parking is available, but it may require a short walk.
Japanese restaurant shines with rich tonkotsu broth and creamy mentaiko sauce udon. Sleek, modern interior feels bright and airy, shifting from chill to lively at peak times. Outdoor seating welcomes dogs, adding a family-friendly vibe.
Broths range from rich tonkotsu to light shoyu, each with well-cooked udon noodles. Dishes include crispy tempura, flavorful beef donburi, and creamy mentaiko cream sauce udon that resembles fettuccine.
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There is a large paid parking lot behind the restaurant.
Expect wait times of 40+ minutes during peak hours.
Reservations are not accepted; it's first come, first serve.
Space blends mini Kyoto charm with modern Japanese dรฉcor, creating a zen atmosphere. Premium sushi and sashimi feature high-quality seafood at fair prices. Busy evenings bring a lively vibe, with a partitioned area for groups to enjoy.
Offers premium sushi and sashimi with high-quality seafood at reasonable prices. Presents a sophisticated take on Japanese cuisine, different from typical US spots.
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Reservations are recommended, especially for dinner, due to high demand.
The restaurant is very busy; expect wait times during peak hours.
Limited seating is available for walk-ins, so arrive early.
Small dining room feels cramped yet intimate with tables close together. Enjoy authentic sushi and an incredible omakase that highlights fresh rolls and sashimi. Energy shifts from quiet to lively, matching the notable sake selection loved by regulars.
Tiny spot serves authentic Japanese sushi with very fresh rolls and sashimi. The omakase stands out as incredible, and the chicken teriyaki lunch plate is solid.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially during peak hours to avoid long waits.
Expect to pay around $150 for two people, including tips and tax.
Seating is limited, so arrive early or be prepared to wait.
Small Japanese grocery shines with fresh sushi and authentic snacks like Calbee chips. Offers niche soy sauces and essentials such as natto and sake. Clean, efficient space where items often sell out early, reflecting its specialty and slightly higher prices.
Sushi and sashimi feature incredibly fresh fish with a variety of grab-and-go options like onigiri and bento boxes. The Japanese grocery offers essentials like natto, uni, and sake, plus snacks such as Calbee chips and instant ramen.
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Parking can be challenging, especially when the restaurant next door is busy.
Sashimi often sells out by noon, so arrive early for the best selection.
Gyudon packets are priced at $6, cheaper than many other places.
Cafe blends cozy modern design with fresh onigiri snacks like spicy tuna mayo and bulgogi. Soft jazz plays as you enjoy lake views through large windows. Seating is comfy indoors and outdoors, perfect for work or relaxing in a peaceful atmosphere.
Snacks include musubi and spicy tuna mayo onigiri that are freshly made. Some onigiri fillings are tuna avocado and bulgogi, with salmon avocado also available.
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There is ample free parking available near the cafe.
The cafe is dog-friendly, making it a great spot for pet owners.
Expect a relaxed atmosphere suitable for light work and socializing.
Small Asian fusion spot blends Japanese style with Southeast Asian vibes in a cozy, minimalist space. Highlights include chicken thigh yakitori and fresh yellowtail sashimi. Seating options create a calm, intimate dining experience.
Offers a wide range of Japanese dishes including yakitori, sushi, and ramen. Chicken thigh yakitori and yellowtail sashimi stand out, while the Japanese curry is decent but not remarkable.
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You order at the front and pay first at Rin-Tei.
A parking garage is close by, making it easy to get to Rin-Tei.
Metered street parking is available right in front of the restaurant.
Small sushi spot shines with fresh sushi and large bento boxes. Outdoor patio offers a quiet lunch vibe perfect for people watching. Meals come with savory miso soup and hot tea, making it a great Japanese food choice.
Fresh sushi and udon dishes come with well-flavored rice that is not mushy. Bento boxes arrive quickly with savory miso soups and hot tea, plus edamame on the house.
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Portion sizes are generous, especially for bento boxes, providing good value.
Prices are reasonable, making it a budget-friendly option for sushi.
The restaurant is one of the few open around 1:30pm on holidays.