Small, compact sushi restaurant with a cozy and quiet atmosphere. Seating is limited and chairs can be uncomfortable, especially for taller people. The vibe is casual with great music and a focus on fresh seafood and affordable prices.
Sushi here stands out for its freshness and great sushi rice. The menu features sushi burritos like the shrimp festival and dragon roll, plus baked sushi and build-your-own poke bowls with varied toppings.
Fast lunch service delivers food before arrival even during busy hours. Lunch specials offer good quality sushi and reasonable prices, including options like basic chicken katsu.
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The prices at Momo Sushi are reasonable compared to other sushi places.
Lunch specials offer great value for money.
The menu includes unique items like sushi burritos and ceviche.
Restaurant offers an intimate cafeteria-style setup with clean, pleasant atmosphere featuring plants and soft background music. Seating is hard and utilitarian, balancing casual and elegant vibes suitable for casual dates or business lunches. Ordering happens via mounted built-in tablets at each table.
Sushi here stands out for its good variety and quality, with bento boxes and udon also tasting delicious. The tonkatsu features fresh oil and crispy batter, making the Japanese food offerings solid and flavorful.
Lunch features bento specials with a large quantity and wide variety of items. Pricing stays well-priced compared to dinner, and the spot gets packed during late lunch hours.
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Dinner pricing is $5 more than lunch pricing for the same amount of food.
The restaurant has a photo-based tablet ordering system for easy menu navigation.
Reservations are recommended, especially on busy nights.
Hawaiian restaurant offers a quiet atmosphere with authentic island music streaming from Maui. Large portions and unique dishes like chicken katsu and macaroni salad create a solid, welcoming experience. Food presentation is casual, served in plastic takeout containers even when dining in.
Chicken katsu stands out for its amazing quantity and quality. The Teriyaki chicken Bowl offers a great mix of veggies, protein, and rice with balanced flavors. Spam Musubi shines with both Teriyaki and BBQ sauces. Chicken Teriyaki Udon soup tastes great, especially with tempura toppings. Sushi ranks highly as well.
Plate lunch options include chicken, beef, and combos that taste just like home. Fried Spam musubi and classic Hawaiian flavors make it a solid spot for lunch cravings.
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The restaurant offers large portions at reasonable prices.
Mini meals are available for those wanting smaller portions.
Expect quick service with hot food upon arrival.
Dining space opens directly into an Asian grocery store, creating a bright, clean, and casual atmosphere with limited seating. The vibe feels comforting and organized, blending food service with market shopping. Korean and Japanese dishes stand out for their authenticity and flavor.
Sushi comes with large sashimi pieces and arrives quickly. Ramen features a soy sauce marinated egg and chasu pork cut. Other dishes include spring rolls, teriyaki chicken bowls, gyoza, sweet potato tempura, and fried rice.
Lunch here stays quiet on Fridays, making it easy to grab a seat. The spot serves broth-based dishes and offers quick meals with portions enough for the next day.
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Ordering takes about 10 minutes, allowing time to shop at the market.
They have a QR code on the printed menu for easy ordering ahead.
Prices are generally more reasonable than similar places downtown.
Sushi restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere with calm, relaxing vibes and seating for both small and large groups. The space feels comfortable but slightly outdated. Sushi features large rolls with generous fish portions and a variety of fresh, flavorful dishes including curries and tempura.
Sushi rolls come fresh with a smooth texture and a nice mix of flavors. The katsu curry don offers a generous portion and perfect cooking, paired with complimentary miso soup featuring tofu.
Lunch offers a lunch special with generous portions and a delicious lunch Eel option. Soom Tofu also appears as a notable menu choice during lunch.
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Reservations may be needed for larger groups due to limited seating.
The Mt Fuji roll costs $15 for 5 pieces, offering good value.
Expect a service fee of 18% added to your bill for tips.
Sushi restaurant offers a chill, friendly atmosphere with clean, cozy decor and moderate music volume. It attracts families and those seeking a relaxed dining experience with a variety of menu options including vegetarian choices.
Sushi stands out with fresh, tasty dishes and bento boxes as a solid choice. Takoyaki, or octopus balls, also impress. Service is friendly and the atmosphere is nice.
Lunch offers quick, healthy options with tasty choices like the spicy chicken lunch box and the bulgogi box lunch. Portions like the Salmon Lover Lunch come in a perfect amount for a midday meal.
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Expect to pay around $70 for a takeout meal for two.
Parking is convenient and available on-site.
The menu includes many vegetarian options.
Cozy, family-run sushi spot with affordable prices and generous portions creates a warm, relaxed atmosphere with simple, traditional decor. Skilled sushi chefs prepare fresh, high-quality sushi that draws a local crowd seeking authentic Japanese flavors.
Sushi here is consistently fresh and reasonably priced. The menu features a variety of sushi rolls that stand out for their quality and taste.
Lunch specials offer very affordable prices with good quality food. Options include lunch bentos and sushi combos like the U of M combo featuring salmon.
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Lunch specials start at $13 from 11:30 am to 2 pm.
Expect generous portions, especially with the large dinner bento.
The restaurant can get busy during lunch, so plan accordingly.
Open kitchen showcases hand-pulled noodles crafted fresh on-site, creating a casual yet engaging dining space. Casual atmosphere blends with a lively music playlist, making it suitable for reading or socializing. Large portions and reasonable prices attract a diverse crowd seeking authentic Asian flavors.
Sushi stands out with its freshness and great value. Watching the chef prepare sushi adds to the experience. Rolls like the spicy California and shrimp tempura are solid choices.
Frequent visits show it works well for a quick lunch break with food that satisfies without fuss. The spot feels casual enough to drop by often and even leave a water bottle behind.
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You order at the counter and take a buzzer to find a seat.
The portions are large, perfect for leftovers.
It can get busy, but there's usually space to sit.
Stylish, contemporary setting with small lighting creates an elegant yet relaxed atmosphere. Music plays loudly, contributing to a noisy room that contrasts with the otherwise clean and well managed space. Seating includes hard, angled benches that affect comfort during meals.
Sushi here features huge portions and a wide variety including mackerel and hot eel rolls. Ramen stands out with a delicious broth that tastes like the real deal from Japan, alongside excellent udon and plentiful noodle dishes.
Lunch offers generous portions that often provide a second meal. The Sushi lunch plate stands out as excellent with a variety of options on both lunch and dinner menus.
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Happy hour specials are available all day on certain days.
Saturdays feature buy-one-get-one sushi roll and drink specials.
Free sushi is offered on Fridays.
Small space with blue-purple lighting creates a cozy but sometimes loud atmosphere, especially during weekend dinners. The vibe is relaxed and no-frills, focusing attention on the food. Tables are closely arranged, making the environment feel intimate yet crammed at times.
Fresh sushi stands out with well-presented rolls and a variety of veggie options at fair prices. The katsu curry features a thick pork cutlet and the ramen includes an impressive mix of shellfish.
Lunch offers very good meals with options distinct from dinner. Dinner plates cost around $24 and do not include lunch choices.
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The automatic 18% surcharge for tipping is added to all bills.
Portions are large, often enough for two meals.
Parking is available up the street from the restaurant.
Open space with airy darkened ceilings creates a traditional ambience that soothes. Music plays loudly, adding energy to the atmosphere. Seating accommodates both small and large groups, making it versatile for gatherings.
Sushi stands out with consistent quality and a great variety of dishes made from good quality ingredients. Udon noodles and sukiyaki also offer flavorful options alongside fast service.
Lunch features shrimp tempura, Budae Chigae, and Kalbi Tang in well-priced sets. Options suit work lunches with a solid variety.
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Expect to cook your own food at the table, which is part of the experience.
Parking is limited, and the entrance can be hard to find.
Prices are generally considered appropriate for the quality of food.