Asian restaurant offers cozy interior with chill jazz music and warm, welcoming atmosphere. Space suits small groups and balances casual with classy vibes. Wall art highlights Japanese-Thai fusion theme, enhancing the dining experience.
Crunchy spicy tuna roll and Futo and Sweet Potato sushi stand out with excellent flavors. Sushi and Thai dishes like pad thai offer a strong variety including many vegetarian options.
Potstickers come out perfectly crisped with a flavorful filling. They stand out alongside dishes like the Godzilla roll and sweet and sour chicken.
"The Japanese food here is the best sushi I've had in ages."
"I found the Thai food here to be really good and authentic."
"The pot stickers here are perfectly crisped and flavorful."
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Expect to pay a $15 corking fee if you bring your own wine.
Ordering through their preferred website is cheaper than third-party delivery services.
The restaurant offers a wide variety of vegetarian options and fresh sushi.
Asian fusion restaurant offers limited seating in a compact space with an amazing energy and classic rock music playing. The vibe is lively and cool, attracting those seeking fresh, flavorful teriyaki dishes including halal chicken options. Forks, chopsticks, and napkins are conveniently available near the beverage station.
Chicken teriyaki stands out with tender meat and a perfect spice balance. Portions come generous, and the overall teriyaki flavor ranks highly for quality and taste.
Potstickers come with a spicy chicken teriyaki option and pair well with sides like fried rice and noodles. They have a divine taste that stands out among other dishes.
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They have halal chicken available for those with dietary restrictions.
Parking is easy with a lot that has plenty of spaces available.
My order took about 10-12 minutes, which is the expected wait time.
Spacious interior with glass window kitchen view and claw machines nearby creates a unique dining environment. Atmosphere stays chill and welcoming with clean, cozy design and pleasant lighting. Music adds to the relaxed vibe, attracting a low-key crowd seeking comfort and good food.
Rich, flavorful broth with perfectly cooked noodles and tender pork defines the ramen here. The menu also features amazing Takoyaki, crispy katsu chicken, and standout starters like pork buns and crab rangoons.
Pot stickers come with a good flavor and pair well with other appetizers like crab ragoons and chicken egg rolls. They satisfy as a solid choice alongside stir fry dishes.
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The restaurant can get really busy during peak hours.
They accept cash only due to card reader issues.
Spicy dishes incur an extra $1 charge.
Small space with cute decorations and a clean modern vibe creates a calm, relaxed atmosphere. Lighting and music add to the warm, inviting ambiance. The setup feels aesthetically pleasing and comfortable.
Ramen features a rich and flavorful broth with options like kimchi ramen and spicy chicken ramen. Appetizers such as fried scallops stand out, and vegan ramen offers strong flavor without excess salt.
Potstickers come as a popular choice alongside ramen and chicken buns. They pair well with dishes like garlic pork ramen and spicy miso ramen.
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The restaurant offers large portion sizes that fill you up.
Expect minimal wait time as food is prepared quickly.
Parking is generally not a problem near the restaurant.
Restaurant occupies a remodeled country club space with cozy, elegant interior and large booths. Atmosphere feels family-oriented and relaxing with a hibachi grill section and bar area. Lighting is fluorescent, and the vibe blends authentic Chinese decor with casual comfort.
Sushi here is super fresh and comes with great value. Fried rice and sushi rolls are delicious and pair well with other dishes like sweet and sour chicken.
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The menu offers a wide variety of Asian dishes, including Thai, Chinese, and Sushi.
Lunch specials are available at very reasonable prices.
Half orders of fried rice and dishes are only available for to-go orders.
Asian fusion restaurant offers a stylish modern decor with dim lighting and a small, cozy space. Atmosphere shifts from quiet and relaxed to loud and crowded depending on time and music volume. Frequented by diners who enjoy crispy soy garlic chicken wings and shareable large portions.
Chicken katsu stands out with its crunchy texture and savory sauce, offering generous portions ideal for sharing. Takoyaki features a creamy, flavorful interior with a light, crunchy exterior and well-cooked octopus.
Potstickers come with a crispy exterior and tender fillings. Both pork and vegetable options are well cooked and flavorful.
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Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The kitchen closes at 10 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
Parking can be difficult; expect to drive around to find a spot.
Small Chinese restaurant with cozy interior and ample seating divided into two sections. Atmosphere feels like being in someone's home, lively and family-friendly with a busy, energetic vibe. Music is loud and quirky, adding an unusual but memorable touch.
Soup dumplings and sushi rolls stand out with fresh flavors and careful preparation. Meat noodles and gyoza add hearty options, while accommodations for allergies show attention to detail.
Pan-fried vegetable and pork potstickers stand out with their crispy edges and tender filling. The menu also features spicy beef soup alongside these flavorful dumplings.
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Reservations are recommended as the restaurant can get very busy.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
An automatic tip of 18%-20% is added to the bill for all customers.
Open kitchen design lets diners watch skilled hands craft fresh dumplings, adding an authentic touch. Modern decor combines with upbeat, lively atmosphere and elegant tea service to create a cozy yet sophisticated setting. Tables sit close together, enhancing the bustling energy.
Ramen here offers flavorful broth and satisfying noodles with options like katsu chicken. The atmosphere feels better than your average ramen spot, and the service matches that quality.
Housemade potstickers stand out with options like Hu Tong Soup Dumplings and Philly steak pot stickers featuring a cheesy lattice. Ingredients stay fresh across varieties including chicken dumplings and chili wontons.
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Parking is limited, and be cautious of towing signs in the area.
You join a virtual queue once you get there to wait for a table.
They don’t take reservations, so expect a wait during busy times.
Small, intimate Asian restaurant with fresh sushi and varied signature cocktails creates a lively atmosphere. Crowds bring noise and energy, making it popular for dates and gatherings. Affordable prices and careful allergy handling stand out among similar spots.
Sushi and ramen stand out with careful allergy handling and rich tonkatsu broth. Staff deliver friendly, attentive service that complements the flavorful dishes.
Handmade pot stickers stand out with their large size and great flavor. They pair well with egg rolls and come in combination plates like Kung Pao.
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Runa Izakaya takes allergies seriously and avoids cross-contamination.
Dinner for two costs around $50, including drinks and appetizers.
The restaurant offers gluten-free options and gluten-free soy sauce.
Restaurant occupies a remodeled former buffet building with modern colors and lighting but retains some original decor elements. Atmosphere feels clean, comfortable, and welcoming with a family-friendly vibe. Buffet offers a wide variety of sushi and seafood options alongside other dishes.
Sushi variety stands out with a lovely selection. Teriyaki chicken cooks with perfect moisture and balanced flavors. Butter shrimp also features on the menu.
Pot stickers come with a tangy sauce that tastes strongly of vinegar. They taste fresh and stand out as a favorite dish alongside crab rangoon and egg rolls.
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Lunch costs $13.00 for adults, with drinks priced separately.
Dinner is charged during lunch hours if you arrive after 2:00 pm.
The buffet offers a large selection of dishes, but lacks a hibachi grill.
Small, modern takeout spot with no dine-in seating and a quiet, neat interior. Energy stays low with a focus on quick service and waiting customers seated along a row of chairs. Known for crispy fried chicken, spicy Korean dishes, and phenomenal bao buns.
Chicken Katsu stands out with its crispy texture and a sauce that adds a nice kick. Plates often come with bulgogi and sides like pickled radish, offering a solid range of Korean-inspired Japanese dishes.
Potstickers come as pork-filled even when ordering vegetable ones. They taste very yummy but lack a true vegetarian option.
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This location is takeout only, with no dine-in options available.
The restaurant is hard to find without GPS due to its hidden location.
Parking is limited and may be difficult to spot as it's behind another restaurant.