Spacious sushi restaurant with a modern interior and Instagram-ready backdrops creates a lively, fun atmosphere. Music and a karaoke room add to the energetic vibe, attracting groups and date nights. Outdoor patio space expands seating options, enhancing the overall experience.
Juicy, smoky LA short ribs come grilled to perfection and appear in a skillet option. Korean braised short ribs, GALBIJJIM, arrive with cheese and serve well for sharing among four people.
Sushi stands out with its incredible freshness and beautiful presentation. Udon noodles and bento boxes add variety, while mochi ice cream offers a sweet finish.
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Reservations are recommended during the holiday season due to high demand.
The restaurant offers a 50% off sushi rolls deal for a limited time.
Parking is conveniently available right in front of the restaurant.
Small, colorful space with Hawaiian decor and friendly atmosphere creates a welcoming vibe. Hawaiian tunes play softly, enhancing the relaxed, homey feel. Regulars enjoy authentic island dishes and a clean, comfortable setting.
Short ribs come super tender and are a solid choice alongside poke nachos for a simple meal. Kalbi ribs and other options like Mochiko chicken offer a variety of flavors with a nod to local favorites.
Kalbi BBQ and chicken katsu stand out as solid choices. Mochiko chicken and mac salad also appear regularly alongside garlic shrimp and loco moco.
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The Spam Musubi costs only $3.
Expect limited menu items on certain days; check for specials.
The portions are generous, providing good value for the price.
Small space with wood seat tables and ratten-style decor creates a cozy, calming atmosphere. Seating is limited but comfortable, including bar chairs with backs and foot support. The vibe blends Japanese and Chinese influences, offering a relaxing spot for authentic noodle dishes.
Beef ribs come in authentic beef noodles and pork rib noodles that pack a lot of flavor. Chinese rice noodles with beef short ribs add variety to the rib options.
Ramen stands out with its perfect balance and not too salty broth, including varieties like spicy beef, Tonkotsu, and karaage served separately. The menu also features authentic Japanese ramen alongside traditional Chinese rice noodles, all served quickly with great service.
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Umaka Ramen does not have a liquor license.
The entire menu is not available yet due to the soft opening phase.
The seating is limited with options for booths or bar seating.
Japanese BBQ restaurant offers authentic imported grills and a modern, elegant interior with spacious seating. The atmosphere is warm and comfortable but can get loud during busy times. Groups enjoy the all-you-can-eat options featuring high-quality meats like wagyu and fresh sushi.
Wagyu short rib stands out with rich marbling and deep flavor. Meat quality is consistently excellent across ribs, brisket, and ribeye, surpassing typical all-you-can-eat BBQ spots.
Sushi pairs with grilled meats, poultry, and fish cooked right at the table. This spot blends authentic Japanese cuisine with a unique mix of sushi and BBQ options.
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The all-you-can-eat price is $45 or $55 per person, depending on selection.
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant can get packed quickly.
Expect reasonable wait times even during busy hours like Saturday at 7:00 pm.
Intimate and bustling Peruvian restaurant with soft lighting and artistic decor creates an upscale, cozy vibe. Music plays a key role, featuring a DJ-curated playlist that energizes the space. Signature pisco cocktails and standout dishes like ceviche and lucuma ice cream highlight the authentic experience.
Short rib stands out with its 36 hour cooking and exceptionally creamy texture. It melts in your mouth and consistently impresses alongside other dishes.
Menu blends Peruvian and Japanese cuisine with dishes like Roll Acevichado sushi and yuzu acevichada sauce. Options include ceviche, octopus, short rib, mahi mahi, shrimp tempura, and panna cotta.
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Happy hour menu is available before 6:30 PM; ask to sit on the patio or bar.
The happy hour offers a great calamari option.
Kayao Restaurant has a limited brunch menu available until 4 PM.
Grill-at-table setup creates an interactive dining experience with large tables suited for groups. Atmosphere stays calm and inviting with music at a comfortable volume, making it ideal for gatherings. Unique features include a ramen bar and a birthday wheel offering free items, adding fun elements to the meal.
Soy marinade pork ribs stand out with juicy and tender meat. Short ribs, brisket, and pork belly come well-marbled and perfectly seasoned. Spicy pork and bulgogi also feature prominently.
A ramen bar offers a wide variety of options and is included with the meal. The all-you-can-eat ramen pairs with Korean barbecue for a diverse Japanese food experience.
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The restaurant offers all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ with fresh, flavorful meat and attentive service.
They celebrate birthdays with a fun song and a prize wheel for the birthday person.
Expect a wait time of 30-45 minutes during peak dinner hours on weekends.
Asian fusion restaurant with eclectic decor and an open-air patio creates a cozy, chill atmosphere with indie electronic music. The space feels stylish and comfortable, attracting those who enjoy a relaxed yet vibrant dining experience. Dumplings and creative dishes stand out as signature offerings.
Jeera pork ribs come very tender and fall right off the bone. They have a distinctive cumin flavor that stands out among other dishes.
Eggplant tempura stands out with a great sauce. The ramen offers a flavorful broth with just the right kick, including options like pulled pork ramen and a diverse menu.
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Parking can be difficult in the area, so plan accordingly.
Reservations are recommended on weekends to avoid long wait times.
The restaurant offers a variety of vegetarian options on the menu.
Small Hawaiian restaurant with cozy decor and cafeteria-style seating offers a laid back atmosphere that feels like home. The vibe is quiet and unhurried, reflecting an authentic Aloha spirit. Generous portions and made-to-order meals create a comforting experience.
Short ribs stand out with BBQ flavor and tender texture. Rib tips and teriyaki ribs offer strong alternatives with rich taste.
Chicken katsu stands out with big portions and a great taste that holds up consistently. The Spam Musubi offers a traditional grilled spam wrapped like sushi, adding a classic touch.
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Expect a 30-minute wait after ordering due to made-to-order meals.
Portions are large enough to easily feed two people.
Combo plates provide enough food for two meals.
Interior features eye-catching artificial fire and large screens playing music videos, creating a lively and fun atmosphere. Music is K-pop focused and can be loud, filling the space with energy. Seating is spacious and comfortable, making it suitable for casual meals with groups.
Ribs come with super fresh meat and great flavor. The pepper sauce short ribs and Korean short ribs stand out as especially tasty.
Sushi features light rice and a generous amount of fish with rolls like shrimp tempura and Alaska. The all-you-can-eat option offers surprisingly good quality sushi alongside Korean BBQ.
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The all-you-can-eat option costs $33.98 per person, including salad and dessert bars.
Drinks are buy-one-get-one-free, making it a great deal.
The restaurant offers a variety of meat and seafood options.
Restaurant offers counter service with kiosks and simple seating including picnic tables. Atmosphere feels warm and inviting but leans toward fast food style rather than formal dining. Views of the lake add a pleasant outdoor element to the experience.
Ribs come tender and flavorful, glazed with a sauce balancing sweet and savory. Galbi short ribs cook perfectly, and spare ribs appear alongside beef bulgogi on the menu.
Sushi here beats most sushi-specific spots with outstanding California and sunshine rolls. Udon noodles come perfectly cooked in a rich, umami broth, and dumplings add to the tasty lineup.
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Parking is free for customers at the restaurant.
The price per person ranges from $13 to $15, not including drinks.
The restaurant operates on counter service where you order and pay at a kiosk.
Korean restaurant with K-pop-themed decor and colorful interior creates a chill, casual atmosphere that feels like being in Seoul. Tables include charging stations, enhancing convenience. The vibe attracts a younger crowd seeking lively, trendy street food experiences.
Dry fried ribs offer a melt-in-your-mouth texture with rich flavor. Beef rib and spicy pork come cooked to perfection, paired well with breast pork and buns.
Ramen stands out with its phenomenal broth and solid flavors. Gyoza offers a perfectly fried, crisp texture, while teriyaki chicken brings great flavors and balanced spiciness.
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Parking is on the street, costing about $2.50 an hour on weekdays.
After a certain time on weekends, parking is free.
The restaurant is open until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays.
Small seating area offers a cozy, casual vibe with bright, clean decor and soothing music playing. Robot waiters deliver food, adding a modern touch to the relaxed atmosphere. Generous portions and a menu inspired by west-coast Hawaiian flavors attract diners looking for hearty, flavorful meals.
Kalbi short ribs come with a spicy flavor and appear in combination plates with teriyaki chicken. Grilled short ribs stand out as a favorite meat dish alongside general tso's chicken.
Pork katsu comes in a large portion and pairs well with a lemon dipping sauce. Combo plates often include teriyaki, chicken katsu, and spicy barbecue chicken, offering a variety of flavors and textures.
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The restaurant offers generous portion sizes, ideal for sharing.
Combo plates provide a cost-effective way to enjoy multiple dishes.
Free Spam Musubi is available with orders over $40.
Large, modern space offers an interactive grilling experience with a choose-your-own instant ramen bar and photo booth. Atmosphere feels laid-back and family-friendly, though music volume can be high. Flavored soju and cocktails complement the all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ well.
Marinated short ribs and pork ribs come juicy and packed with authentic Korean flavor. The soy marinated pork rib and bulgogi stand out for their seasoning and perfect cooking at the table.
A ramen bar offers a large variety of brands and flavors alongside Korean BBQ meat. A ramen station lets you create your own bowl with help from the manager, blending well with the BBQ experience.
Good to know
The restaurant closes at 3 pm, so plan your visit accordingly.
Expect it to get busy after 6:30 pm, especially on weekends.
There is a promotion every Monday and Wednesday where Premium AYCE customers can get ramen for free.
Restaurant blends Japanese sakura flowers with Thai Esan vibes in a beautifully decorated space. Atmosphere feels cozy and welcoming despite somewhat bright lighting. Guests enjoy a unique Thai-Japanese fusion experience with authentic flavors.
Zapp Heng ribs stand out with soft, fatty pork cooked in a sauce that leaves a lasting impression. The pork ribs come well seasoned, slightly smoky, and tender with a crispy top and a good portion size.
Sushi features Hamachi with ponzu and tobiko that stands out. The menu includes tempura shrimp maki roll and sometimes offers free veggie egg rolls.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 3-6pm with special pricing on select items.
Lunch specials include sushi for $18, available on weekdays.
The restaurant does not serve alcohol, focusing on food only.
Taproom and kitchen combine modern design with a sunlit space and eclectic decor, creating a welcoming, chill vibe. Large bar and outdoor beer garden offer lively and quieter seating options. Crowd tends to be energetic, with a mix of casual and upscale elements.
Corn ribs come with a creamy aioli that adds a rich flavor. They stand out alongside other favorites like lumpia and garlicky cheese curds.
The menu features a Birria Ramen and a vegan poke bowl with a mix of flavors. The poke bowl receives mixed feedback on seasoning, while other items like Tofu Katsu also appear.
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Reservations are recommended for lunch on busy Saturdays.
Expect a 15-minute wait during peak hours.
The menu features multiple Filipino dishes and ingredients.
Japanese restaurant combines industrial-chic design with elegant touches for an upscale look and vibrant, casual vibe. Atmosphere stays quiet and spacious, fitting for romantic dates or relaxed chats. Full bar offers Japanese beer on tap and notable cocktails alongside rare ramen varieties.
Short ribs have a melt-in-your-mouth texture with a perfect char. Skewers like Beef Rib and Pork Belly deliver rich, savory flavors.
Ramen features rich broths like Spicy Miso with perfect heat and Tonkotsu that tastes delicious. The menu includes crispy tonkatsu, homemade mochi dessert, and detailed touches like tempura and a tangy salad dressing.
Good to know
Lunch specials are available for $21.95, including a side, main dish, and drink.
Happy hour features discounted cocktails and appetizers, making it a great time to visit.
The restaurant offers a variety of Japanese dishes beyond ramen, like gyudon.
Fine dining space seats 12 with a Korean-American Fusion BBQ concept and a modern kitchen visible behind a wide counter. Atmosphere stays intimate and elegant, offering a private experience with sophisticated, tasteful decor. Guests engage with chefs who explain each course, enhancing the unique steak omakase experience.
Short rib preparations stand out with rich, tender cuts. Dishes include Yukhoe, Tteokgalbi, and wagyu showcasing diverse beef flavors.
Beef omakase here offers a refined tasting that blends tradition with creativity. Thoughtful wine pairings enhance the culinary journey throughout the meal.
Good to know
Reservations are required for parties of 8 or more.
The restaurant seats a maximum of 12 people per seating.
Paid street parking is available right out front.
Casual Korean restaurant with beautiful decor and a chill atmosphere that feels like home. The space welcomes groups with friendly service and even encourages kids to dance. Known for reasonably priced dishes including standout chicken teriyaki and pork katsu.
Beef short ribs vary here, with some juicy and packed with flavor while others come out fatty, burnt, and very small. Prices lean toward the expensive side for the quality served.
Chicken teriyaki stands out with both regular and spicy versions praised for their flavor. The pork katsu pairs well with pickled radish and fried rice, making it a solid choice alongside dishes like short ribs and bulgogi.
Good to know
Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Parking is available in the mall lot, but it can get crowded.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Large space with modern decor and interactive grilling offers a lively atmosphere enhanced by background music and a soju bar. Private booths and a ramen bar add variety to the experience. Smoke suckers above grills keep the air clear during cooking.
Marinated galbi ribs come juicy, tender, and boneless with rich flavor. Short ribs and soy marinated pork ribs offer fall-off-the-bone tenderness and a tangy sauce that stands out.
The ramen bar offers a wide variety of options and is part of the all-you-can-eat experience. The teriyaki chicken and bulgogi beef stand out as flavorful choices.
Good to know
You can only order three plates at a time, and they must be different types of meat.
An 18% service charge is automatically added for tables of two.
Rice is free during lunch but costs an extra $3 per bowl at dinner.
Spacious dining area with tasteful koi-themed decor creates a warm and cozy atmosphere that suits families and dates. Soft 80's rock music plays in the background, adding to the relaxed vibe. Modern chairs and an artsy layout complement the Asian-inspired setting.
Braised short ribs come tender and flavorful in the signature dishes. Some servings of wagyu short rib arrive tough and cold, lacking proper warming.
Ramen stands out with rich flavors and satisfying bowls like the wagyu ramen and seafood curry udon. Appetizers such as garlic edamame and crab Rangoon complement the menu well.
Good to know
Koi Noodles offers happy hour every day with food and drink specials.
Happy hour Sapporo is available for $3, making it a great deal.
The restaurant has a vegan menu for those with dietary restrictions.
Intimate setting feels like sitting in an owner's living room with a laid back atmosphere and family-like vibe. The space has an old-school cafeteria look with a calming energy that suits casual dining rather than formal occasions.
Korean BBQ ribs stand out with incredibly tender meat and rich flavor. Galbitang includes two ribs that are especially soft and juicy.
Sushi stands out with fresh rolls like the rainbow roll that many return to. Prices stay reasonable while the food and service keep people coming back.
Good to know
Specialty rolls cost $10-12, while basic rolls are 2 for $10.
Expect quick service; food comes out promptly.
Cash and credit cards are accepted for payment.
Ramen restaurant combines newly remodeled interior with grill tables featuring individual exhaust systems that keep the air clear. The atmosphere is spacious and chic, supporting lively social gatherings and casual dining. An aisle of Asian snacks adds a unique touch to the experience.
Kalbi short ribs stand out with well seasoned and delicious flavors. The barbecue includes both bulgogi and short ribs that deliver solid taste.
Ramen noodles come in a fun and delicious style with options kids enjoy picking themselves. Beef Bulgogi offers a rich, savory taste that stood out before the shutdown. Bowls can be pricey, around $50 each.
Good to know
Expect to pay over $30 for lunch bowls.
The outside seating is pet friendly.
Dinner offers a traditional Korean dining experience where you cook at your table.
Tiny space with limited seating and cozy, quiet atmosphere features Japanese background music instead of local tunes. Clean and well-maintained interior offers a cute, minimalistic vibe that suits quick meals rather than long stays.
Short beef ribs come in a bento box with mild seasoning that some find needs a boost. The ribs pair with sides and drinks like hazelnut chocolate milk tea for a filling meal.
Bento boxes feature teriyaki beef, fried tofu medallions with sweet and sour sauce, and teriyaki chicken skewers. Sides include braised eggs, cabbage, green beans, salad, and white rice.
Good to know
Dine-in seating is limited, making to-go orders common.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The cafe closes earlier than expected, often before 9:30 PM.
Halal Korean restaurant features tasteful green and wood decor and a self-order QR system. Atmosphere is clean and aesthetically pleasing but crowded with tight seating. Energy stays calm with no music, focusing on food and efficient service.
Short ribs come fall-off-the-bone tender and packed with full flavor. Korean rib tips also stand out as a recommended dish.
Crispy, thin chicken katsu comes with white steamed rice. Spicy, flavorful ramen and fresh veggie-packed yakisoba stand out. Kalbi, wings, jap chae, and mochi add variety and taste.
Good to know
The meal cost $72 for three dishes.
Seoul Bites serves 100% Zabiha halal food.
The restaurant can get very crowded.
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.
Small ribs come coated in a thick hoisin-type sauce that masks the pork flavor. The osmanthus glaze adds a sweet and sour note to the spare ribs.
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.
Good to know
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.
Hip and funky interior with house music and a huge bar sets a lively tone. Atmosphere suits dates and groups seeking vibrant energy, though noise and warmth can be intense. Signature cocktails feature unique presentations, enhancing the overall experience.
Corn ribs stand out with their charred flavor and addictive texture. Short rib dishes vary, with the robata offering a solid option while the noodles score low.
Soft mushroom yakitori offers a chewy, almost meaty texture. Chicken yakitori comes juicy, tender, and well seasoned. Pan fried gyoza and ribeye kushiyaki stand out as must try dishes.
Good to know
Reservations are easy to get on Wednesday nights with plenty of space available.
Happy hour food portions are smaller but priced the same as regular menu items.
Expect higher prices for small portions, like $17 for two chicken robata skewers.