Open kitchen reveals chefs preparing sushi with precision, creating an engaging dining backdrop. Waterside seating offers beautiful marina views and a sunset ambiance enhanced by modern Japanese decor. Cocktails feature house-made syrups and unique twists, complementing the fresh, high-quality sushi and wagyu dishes.
Wagyu beef stands out with pure perfection and exceptional quality. The NY strip steak arrives after other dishes but maintains high standards.
Teriyaki Glazed Salmon stands out with rich flavor, paired well with the salmon belly roll that offers a tender texture. The spicy tuna abiri maki complements the salmon dishes nicely.
Good to know
Happy Hour is offered Tuesday to Friday from 5 to 7 pm.
Kasumi offers a late night menu after regular hours.
Valet parking costs an additional $20 to $40.
Modern decor combines with floating sushi boats circling the bar, creating a chic yet cozy atmosphere. The vibe stays warm and inviting, with a relaxed energy that suits both casual and special occasions.
Steak comes out juicy and flavorful with a texture that is just right, not fatty or tough, and it falls apart easily. The menu includes NY steak and Wagyu beef, both cooked to perfection.
Crispy rice with tuna and salmon blends perfectly in a half-and-half mix. Sushi pizza and sushi tacos feature salmon as key ingredients, alongside spicy salmon rolls that stand out.
Good to know
Parking is available in the shopping center lot with no fees.
The average price for sushi rolls is around $10-$15.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Small space with classic French quarter decor and an open kitchen close to tables creates an intimate setting. Electric atmosphere pulses with loud music and vibrant energy, drawing a lively crowd. Both indoor and outdoor bars offer distinct experiences within a cozy, tightly arranged layout.
Steak comes in a roughly 10 oz NY strip cooked close to the right temperature with decent flavor. Seasoning is okay but could use more salt, and the price is around $60.
Salmon dishes come out perfectly cooked and full of flavor, including a salmon tare tare that stands out. The smoked fish dip also offers a tasty twist on salmon preparations.
Good to know
Happy hour at Tryst is available all week, including weekends.
The Lychee Martini is under $10 during happy hour.
Reservations are recommended for busy weekend nights.
Greek-style decor with white and blue interior and tasteful images of Greece creates an authentic and cozy atmosphere. The space feels clean and welcoming, with outdoor tables adding to the relaxed vibe. Friendly energy makes it a comfortable spot for casual meals.
Steak skewers come out juicy and tender, packed with authentic Mediterranean spices. The steak kabobs arrive flavorful and often paired with sides.
Salmon comes with unique seasoning that stands out. It tastes fresh and pairs well with dishes like Greek salad and souvlaki.
Good to know
On Tuesdays and Thursdays, buy a pita and get a free side.
The Monday special is $9.99 for a meal.
Enjoy gyro deals on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Sushi restaurant with sleek modern decor and a central bonsai tree creates a stylish, cozy atmosphere. Music ranges from live DJs to themed soundtracks, adding a dynamic vibe. The crowd is drawn to trendy cocktails and fresh sushi, making it a popular spot for date nights.
Steak dishes here stand out for their perfect tenderness and juicy cooking. The hibachi steak and steak fried rice show clear chef expertise with well-balanced flavors and customizable temperature options.
Salmon belly stands out as a chef special and popular appetizer, praised for its rich flavor. Sashimi includes fresh, perfectly sliced salmon served on an iced bath alongside tuna and white fish.
Good to know
Happy hour offers shumai for $7, significantly cheaper than the usual $20.
Late night dining is available, perfect for night owls.
Sushi Sake Boca has a lively club scene on Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday nights.
Japanese buffet offers large sushi variety and interactive hibachi stations with fresh, made-to-order dishes. Space feels crowded and loud due to small indoor seating and hard surfaces. Outdoor terrace provides an alternative seating option.
Steak comes in a sweet marinade that is tender and not chewy. The buffet offers a surprisingly good steak alongside seafood and rolls, but only one sweet-flavored option is available.
Salmon dishes feature outstanding quality and a texture that melts in your mouth. Options include classic salmon and creative choices like a salmon pizza.
Good to know
All-you-can-eat sushi costs $25 per person.
Expect an hour wait during peak lunch hours.
Parking is difficult; arrive early to secure a spot.
Marketplace concept blends restaurant, market, and coffee bar into one space with modern, inviting design. Atmosphere is noisy but beautiful, lively with outdoor seating where people enjoy strolling by. Gourmet items and specialty sections like Iberian Ham and wine cellar add unique touches.
Steaks come out tender and juicy, with options like skirt steak cooked to medium rare and a roasted flank steak that tastes homemade. The Picanha and filet mignon stand out for their flavor and texture.
Salmon comes out cooked to perfection with a tender texture. The salmon tartare offers a fresh, convincing flavor, though some preparations can be very salty.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with half-price appetizers.
They offer a special Monday to Friday three-course lunch for $35.
They offered three breakfast items on BOGO special each day.
Elegant dining room offers an upscale yet inviting atmosphere with live smooth old school music on weekends. Bar area features artfully presented cocktails like the smoked old fashioned. Patrons enjoy a cozy, classy vibe that encourages relaxation and intimate dancing.
Steaks come out cooked deliciously with options like ribeye with chili rub and New York strip standing out. The filet mignon and ribeye receive consistent praise for their flavor and preparation.
Norwegian Salmon comes with a mustard and Kentucky rye whiskey glaze that adds rich flavor. It serves over baby carrots and sautรฉed spinach for a balanced plate.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4 to 6:30 pm from Sunday to Thursday.
Valet parking is available at the door for convenience.
Reservations are recommended for private dining rooms.
Upscale dining room offers roomy booths and comfortable seating with beautiful decor including red rose petals. Atmosphere is loud and lively, making conversation difficult at times. Staff create a personal, celebratory vibe with custom menus, photos, and complimentary desserts for special occasions.
Steaks come dry aged and cooked to perfection with options like ribeye and filet & lobster tail. Sides such as sour cream mashed potatoes and corn soufflรฉ complement the rich flavors well.
Salmon comes perfectly seared and buttery, often topped with lump crab meat. It pairs well with sides like fresh asparagus and succulent shrimp.
Good to know
Parking is available for free at the restaurant.
The restaurant gets busy within 30 minutes of opening.
Happy hour features a special menu with discounted items.
Small cafe with whimsical decor and a covered outdoor patio that welcomes furry companions. Atmosphere feels cute and cozy, ideal for casual breakfasts and brunches. Food includes creative dishes like croffles and souffle pancakes, offering a unique twist on classic items.
Steak comes with perfectly tender texture and pairs well with fluffy eggs in the Steak & Eggs dish. The eggwich and steak and eggs stand out for their quality.
Salmon appears in several dishes like smoked salmon avocado toast, salmon avocado toast, and a salmon sandwich. The salmon is fresh and pairs well with creamy avocado and soft bread.
Good to know
Reservations require at least 24 hours' notice due to limited food preparation.
Dogs are allowed in the outdoor seating area.
Expect to wait an hour or longer during peak times.