Small shop blends takeout and Japanese grocery with a warm ambiance. Offers fresh onigiri and hard-to-find vegetables alongside prepared dishes. No seating; focus stays on quick, convenient shopping and eating.
Pork katsu curry udon stands out with its rich flavor and satisfying texture. Cold udon offers a simple but refreshing option, balancing the menu with traditional hot dishes like katsu don and curry.
Chicken katsu stands out with its crispy texture and rich flavor. The curry served alongside is thick and savory, making the dish a solid choice for a satisfying meal.
"I found the Japanese food, especially the onigiri, to be the best and very fresh."
"I enjoyed the chicken katsu curry; it was excellent."
"The staff here makes you feel like family with their friendly smiles."
Good to know
This is not a restaurant and they do not have Sushi.
There is no seating available as it is primarily a grocery store.
Ordering in advance is strongly suggested.
Second-floor Japanese restaurant with retro anime art and spacious, cozy interior offers a pet-friendly patio and private booths. Atmosphere feels warm and vibrant, ideal for relaxed gatherings with friends. Staff perform table-side torching adding an interactive touch to dining.
Udon comes in a good portion priced around $6. It pairs well with dishes like karage chicken and veggie tempura for a satisfying meal.
Chicken katsu comes out very crispy and pairs with a delicious sauce. The Chicken Katsu Don is highly satisfying and often ordered alongside other dishes like unagi don.
Good to know
The restaurant has limited parking space available.
Expect long wait times during peak hours.
The menu features a variety of dishes including sushi, rice bowls, and ramen.
Interior combines concrete and light wood for an industrial feel with mirror walls adding depth. Music features a K-pop playlist at a comfortable volume, creating a cozy and atmospheric vibe. Space feels clean and well spaced, welcoming even during busy times.
Warm bowls of udon come in decent-sized servings with options like fried shrimp udon soup and Hanamichi Udon. The fried shrimp udon offers a delicious broth paired with crispy shrimp.
Chicken katsu comes out tender and crispy with a solid crunch. Lunch specials often pair it with seafood ramen, making a filling combo.
Good to know
The restaurant only accepts cash or Zelle.
The bento box costs 25.99.
Meals have higher prices for dinner compared to lunch.
Tiny sushi spot with cat-themed decor creates a cozy, zen atmosphere that feels home-like and intimate. Fresh, high-quality sushi pairs well with unique cocktails served in playful glasses. Quiet during lunch, it draws a steady crowd impressed by its striking sushi display and pleasant vibe.
Soba udon comes with a big plate of vegetable tempura. The tempura served with udon is crispy and offers a lot of variety.
The Chicken Katsu comes in a Bento style and pairs well with the Triple Salmon. It offers a crispy texture and is a solid choice for a filling meal.
Good to know
Happy hour features $6 food and drink items.
Lunch specials offer great value for money.
The restaurant has vegetarian options available.
Cozy space with Shibuya street food style decor and casual bar atmosphere creates an authentic Japanese vibe. Music and lighting add to the calm, inviting energy. Creative cocktails like the Espresso Martini complement the experience.
Udon dishes feature perfectly chewy noodles in light or rich broths. Options include spicy mentaiko, creamy kimchi, and cold udon with grated radish and lime for a refreshing bite.
Crispy texture and tasty flavor define the Chicken Katsu here. The curry katsu chicken stands out as especially delicious and a highlight of the menu.
Good to know
The restaurant takes reservations on Google.
The fish plate costs over $30.
Expect large portions for most dishes.
Small Korean restaurant offers cozy indoor seating and outdoor patio with loud K-pop music creating a lively, social vibe. Space feels crowded and intimate, encouraging close gatherings and casual conversation. Halal menu and Soju selections add unique cultural touches.
Stir-fried udon stands out with a spicy kick and fresh shrimp or chicken. The noodles have a great texture and pair well with the spicy beef ramen and fried chicken wings.
Chicken katsu comes with packed flavor and pairs well with sweet chili or curry. It appears in dishes like udon and rice bowls, offering a versatile taste across meals.
Good to know
The Modoo halal ramen has a 30-minute wait time.
The restaurant is usually very packed, making reservations advisable.
The restaurant closes at 10 PM, not 11 PM as stated online.
Small Japanese restaurant with cozy private booths and a quiet, intimate atmosphere. Renovated space feels more spacious and inviting, featuring unique decorations and a party room with karaoke upstairs.
Broth options include a chicken broth that stands out for its flavor. The Seafood Yaki Udon offers a rich, flavorful experience. Vegetable udon is also available, providing a lighter choice.
Generous servings of chicken katsu come in lunch boxes and bento boxes. The dish pairs well with miso soup and matcha tea, making it a favorite choice alongside fresh sushi.
Good to know
Dine in for their $1 per sashimi slice/nigiri sushi special with a $20 minimum order.
They have a special anniversary dinner for $49.
You need to bring cash for the sushi and sashimi discount.
Narrow building with traditional Japanese decor and two floors offers a cozy, lively atmosphere that feels like Japan. Heated outdoor seating and a spacious upstairs area provide comfort and variety. Frequented by ramen and sushi lovers, it stands out as a hidden gem with a bustling yet welcoming vibe.
Broth options include a rich pork belly broth and a flavorful curry base. Udon dishes feature tender fried chicken karaage and well-seasoned noodles.
Crunchy texture stands out in the chicken katsu. Curry sauce adds a rich, flavorful touch with just the right spice. Portions come with rice and broccoli, offering good value.
Good to know
Happy hour runs daily from 4 PM to 8 PM with $5 drinks and appetizers.
Get there early to avoid a 45-minute to 1-hour wait at the sushi bar.
The restaurant only accepts cash; no credit cards are allowed.
Intimate space blends Japandi design with lovely decor and a welcoming atmosphere. Outdoor seating includes a dog-friendly patio surrounded by flowers. Upstairs offers a speakeasy-style bar with sake, Japanese whiskey, and cocktails.
The carbonara udon is rich and filling with a delicious taste. The udon soup has good flavor but comes with hardly any broth and lacks the mixed vegetables listed on the menu.
The chicken katsu sandwich stands out for its juicy and flavorful profile. It delivers a delicious and satisfying taste that many find worth returning for.
Good to know
Brunch is served all day and Japanese food is available after 12 pm.
The bar upstairs opens at 5 pm.
Lunch orders are not taken until noon.
Small space with about four tables set in an apartment-like upper floor creates an intimate, cozy atmosphere. The vibe feels local and authentic, with a compact seating area that can feel claustrophobic. Air conditioning keeps the environment comfortable despite the tight quarters.
Udon features incredibly flavorful noodles with fresh, plentiful vegetables in the soup. The Tabayaki Udon offers a large, filling portion topped with interesting ingredients and nice meat.
Chicken katsu comes out tender and crispy with a filling bento box that includes a touch of lemon. It pairs well with other dishes like ramen and udon in shared meals.
Good to know
Lunch specials are available until 3 PM during the holiday season.
The price for the Sushi Bento Box is $19.50, but bills may show $24.50.
The restaurant has plenty of options for vegetarians.
Upscale Japanese restaurant with dimmed lighting and a long bar creates an intimate, cozy atmosphere. Music blends old school reggae and 80s-90s bangers, giving a unique underground Tokyo vibe. Space features high ceilings and a layout reminiscent of a former club, combining dining with lively energy.
Broth in the udon noodle soup offers rich, authentic flavor. Niku Udon stands out with robust beef and affordable price.
Chicken katsu features a crispy, piping hot exterior with a moist and flavorful interior. Variations like chicken katsu curry add a super flavorful, satisfying touch.
Good to know
The restaurant has a $15 minimum order per person before sitting down.
No outside drinks are allowed at the restaurant.
The restaurant only has outdoor seating at night.
Small space decorated with Japanese memorabilia and paper mache bamboo creates a cozy, warm vibe. Music features cute Japanese tunes that add to the chill, friendly atmosphere. The place feels like a diner-style ramen spot with a calm, welcoming energy.
Curry udon offers a rich flavor and nabeyaki udon comes as a hearty entree. Creamy udon has a heavy, cheesy texture while some udon dishes come fried instead of in soup.
Chicken katsu comes with a crispy coating and pairs well with rich curry sauce. The dish stands out for its balanced flavors and satisfying texture.
Good to know
There’s an accessible bathroom available.
The prices are affordable.
Street parking is plentiful.
Open kitchen with fresh udon made on-site creates an engaging dining experience. Warm, art-inspired decor and spacious seating foster a cozy yet refined atmosphere. Bar seating offers a close view of noodle preparation, complemented by a carefully curated sake and cocktail selection.
Udon soup here stands out with a rich, tasty broth and perfectly cooked noodles. Options like vegetable udon, Niku Beef Udon, and creamy mentaiko udon offer distinct, flavorful experiences.
Chicken katsu comes with crispy batter and stays juicy inside. Portions are very filling, often served with curry or don style.
Good to know
Specialty options are available from 11:00am to 3:00pm.
A small bowl of udon costs $19, which is considered expensive.
No modifications are allowed to menu items.