Japanese izakaya-style restaurant with retro decor and an open kitchen creates an immersive atmosphere reminiscent of Hakodate or Osaka street food culture. The vibe is cool and inviting, enhanced by Jpop music and authentic design elements. It draws a crowd seeking high-end bar food and unique cocktails in a spacious, well-themed setting.
Yakitori stands out with complex and surprising flavors across dishes like pork belly and octopus salad. The nigiri omakase offers an 8-course experience featuring specialties like sea urchin and salmon roe in the chirashi box.
Special occasions often center around the Kappo bar experience, which offers a unique and memorable setting. Dishes like the ramen blend traditional flavors with unexpected twists, adding a creative touch to date nights.
Good to know
Happy hour offers great deals on drinks and appetizers.
Reservations are recommended for the Kappo Bar to secure a seat.
Expect a busy atmosphere, so arriving early is advisable.
Spacious bakery with natural light and ample seating offers a cozy, clean atmosphere with free Wi-Fi and light music. Unique self-serve areas and outdoor seating create a relaxed, productive vibe. The space supports casual conversation and quiet work without feeling crowded.
Takoyaki stands out with its great size, creamy texture, and crispy, rich flavor topped by notable bonito flakes. Tonkatsu grilled chashu pork pairs well with udon noodles, while siumai and lychee mango fruit tea add variety.
Good to know
The dim sum opens at 11 am.
Happy hour at Bakery 1908 runs from 4-7pm on weekdays.
Happy hour offers extra savings on select items.
Sleek, moody interiors blend with low lighting and comfortable seating to create a chic, relaxing atmosphere. The space offers both indoor and outdoor seating with a stylish, elegant decor reminiscent of a 1980s club. It suits casual meals or date nights with a quiet, cozy vibe that feels upscale yet inviting.
Sushi here is consistently fresh and delicious with standout rolls like the Solar Bear. The calamari also impresses, making it a solid spot for Japanese food.
Nice atmosphere suits both chic date nights and casual patio seating. Bread pudding stands out as a popular dessert choice.
Good to know
Happy hour specials include $8 sushi and drink deals daily.
The restaurant offers a late-night reverse happy hour menu.
Expect a busy atmosphere during happy hour, especially before shows.
Small, intimate space with Japanese-style decor and cozy booths spaced for privacy. Atmosphere feels warm and inviting, suited for quiet conversations and date nights. Offers a stylish vibe blending American seafood bar elements with Japanese themes.
Ramen stands out with super flavorful and buttery bone broth, especially the TR 50/50 bowl. Small plates like fresh gyoza, bao buns, and fried chicken with crunchy tempura and yuzu mayo add variety to the Japanese food offerings.
Fried chicken comes with super crunchy tempura and yuzu mayo on the side. Ramen options include the TR 50/50 and Florida ramen, which features a full filet of fish, jumbo shrimp, and scallops. Burgers can be customized with a pork belly add-on.
Good to know
Happy hour runs daily from 3-7pm with $3 oysters.
A 2.75% credit card fee applies to all transactions.
The restaurant is open late until 11pm from Wednesday to Sunday.
Japanese restaurant on a second floor offers bird's eye views and a cozy, intimate atmosphere with anime music playing. The vibe is chill and inviting, attracting a diverse crowd who feel comfortable and welcomed. Seating near windows enhances the experience with a swanky, secret spot feel.
Sushi here is consistently fresh and well made, with rolls offering more pieces than usual. The miso soup is hot and flavorful, and the menu includes tasty options like spicy tuna and American rolls.
A cute setting creates a cozy vibe for couples. The menu offers chicken fried rice and other dishes that appeal to shared meals. It suits planned nights out or casual date nights.
Good to know
Parking is available on the side and back of the building.
Happy hour offers great deals on drinks and appetizers.
Credit card payments incur an additional fee on the bill.
Japanese restaurant combines video game consoles, board games, and anime visuals to create a lively, trendy atmosphere. Seating feels comfortable with stylish, clean design and interactive entertainment throughout. Music and playful decor add to a fun, engaging dining experience.
Sushi here offers a unique, fresh, and exciting experience with options like the torched dragon roll and chicken tempura bowls. Prices stay reasonable while delivering quality that stands out from typical sushi spots.
Suitable for dates and meetings, the venue offers a comfortable setting for couples. Food appeals even to picky eaters, making it a reliable choice for date nights.
Good to know
They have a 2 for 1 special on select items.
Parking is plentiful behind the restaurant.
The restaurant is handicap friendly.
Small space with old school diner aesthetic and bar seating creates a cozy, casual vibe. Atmosphere feels fun and lively, with reggae music adding to the Hawaiian-inspired mood. Noise levels rise during busy times, reflecting a popular spot for hearty, authentic comfort food.
Saimin soup features a dashi broth with fish cake, spam, char siu, and green onions. The teriyaki burger offers a Japanese twist on a classic.
Kalua BBQ Pork comes on toasted brioche with pickled red onions and housemade guava BBQ sauce. The menu offers unique Hawaiian flavors that stand out for a date meal.
Good to know
They will soon have a Sunday brunch and add a brunch menu.
Visitors should expect a wait because the dining room is small and the place is popular.
We had to park across the street at the bank because there was no parking on a Friday night.
Food court combines modern interior with a spacious outdoor area featuring artificial grass and yard games. Atmosphere stays warm and inviting with live house music and a lively bar scene. Diverse crowd enjoys a variety of quality food vendors and expertly crafted cocktails.
Ramen stands out with excellent flavor and quality, often described as the best in town. The spot also serves karaage and sushi with fresh, enjoyable taste.
Great drinks at the bar set a relaxed tone. Prompt seating and delicious food at nearby restaurants add to the easygoing dining experience.
Good to know
Happy hour runs daily from 3-7 PM with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Parking is limited and can be expensive, with rates around $33 for a full day.
A $50 fee applies for parties larger than five people.
Buffet restaurant offers a modern, spacious layout with a luxurious and welcoming atmosphere. Live hibachi and Mongolian grills provide fresh, interactive food options amid a clean, well-organized space. The environment is lively with groups and parties, though sound can echo due to hard surfaces.
Freshness stands out with super fresh sushi and very fresh sashimi. The menu offers a wide range including dim sum, nigiri, hibachi, and soups.
Good to know
Crabs and the raw bar are available during dinner menu only, which starts at 3:30 pm.
On Saturday, the estimated wait was 2 hours but ended up being about 1 hour and 15 minutes.
The top requested items, such as crab legs and sushi, are only available at the significantly higher dinner price and hours.