Cozy spot with fresh sushi and a quiet vibe. Friendly staff serve flavorful dishes like the spicy Kamikaze roll. Chirashi features a fresh selection of raw fish atop rice, showing careful prep and solid taste.
Fresh selection of raw fish sits atop Japanese rice in the Chirashi and Stylish Don. Both dishes show careful preparation and deliver solid flavor.
"I found the sushi and ramen here to be exceptional."
"I found the ramen here to be delicious."
"The new chef's Chirashi is as talented as the old one."
Good to know
Reservations are not required, but it's best to arrive early during peak hours.
The restaurant offers a variety of sushi and ramen options at reasonable prices.
Expect generous portion sizes for both sushi and ramen dishes.
Small, bright Japanese spot shines with mobile teppanyaki that entertains while cooking. Fresh, beautifully presented sushi delights families and friends in a cozy, calm setting. The chirashi bowl offers a vibrant, fresh fish mix, a great alternative to rolls like eel avocado and spicy salmon.
The chirashi bowl stands out with its fresh assortment of fish and vibrant presentation. It offers a solid alternative to rolls like eel avocado and spicy salmon.
Good to know
Table availability is very limited; reservations are imperative.
The restaurant only seats 10 people, making it cozy and exclusive.
The restaurant is BYOB (bring your own bottle) for added convenience.
Small sushi spot with authentic atmosphere and retro 80s vibe offers fresh chirashi bowls with a unique ramen combo. Intimate seating makes for a cozy, personal dining experience.
Chirashi bowls come with fresh fish and a satisfying mix of flavors. The chirashi and ramen combo offers a unique pairing that stands out.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
The restaurant offers a special lunch deal on Wednesdays.
Omakase is a popular choice; let the chef surprise you.
Indoor garden with lush greenery sets a calm mood. Outdoor seating in a quiet courtyard enhances dining. Lunch features a Chirashi bowl special at $18, paired with high quality soy sauce for great taste.
Lunch hours offer a Chirashi bowl special for $18. The bowl pairs well with high quality soy sauce and looks visually appealing.
Good to know
Lunch specials are available daily from 11am to 3pm.
Discounts are offered from 4-7pm on weekdays.
You can press a button for service at your table.
Tall ceilings and modern decor create a calming space with a lively atmosphere. Bara chirashi offers fresh assorted fish over generous rice portions. Kids enjoy a fun sushi boat with mini salmon chirashi, making it a great spot for families.
Bara chirashi features a generous amount of rice and fresh assorted fish. Kids' meals include a fun sushi boat with mini salmon chirashi and various sides, all fresh and filling.
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The happy hour sushi and beer/sake special is available from 5-7 PM every day.
Every Tuesday, the restaurant has a live tuna auction where they cut a huge tuna fish flown from their own farm.
Customers should come early to take advantage of the lunch deals.
Small, quaint space with minimalist Japanese decor offers a cozy vibe. Chirashi features fresh fish and real wasabi, delivering delicate, layered flavors. Extensive sake selection pairs well with sushi and udon, making it great for relaxed dining.
Fresh fish and real wasabi stand out in the sashimi chirashi box. The chirashi is delicate, flavorful, and consistently fresh.
Good to know
Reservations are required in advance by email or phone.
The restaurant is only open for 4 hours during the week.
They offer a variety of dishes including sushi, ramen, gyoza, and rice bowls.
Tiny, cozy spot offers an authentic Japanese vibe with traditional decor and a homey atmosphere. Chirashi shines with fresh scallops and a deconstructed bowl for self-arrangement. Fresh fish hand-carried from Japan ensures quality over flash.
Freshness stands out with the scallops in the Chirashi. The bowl comes deconstructed, letting you arrange your own fish. The Bara Chirashi takeout stays tasty and fresh.
Good to know
Making a reservation is recommended due to the restaurant's short hours.
Bring cash, as the restaurant is cash only and may not accept cards.
The $150 omakase includes 4 appetizers and 12 pieces plus a hand roll.
Small space with carefully curated imports offers a calm vibe and outdoor seating for relaxation. Chirashi bowls shine with fresh quality fish and perfectly cooked rice, making sushi here truly special.
Bowls feature fresh quality fish and premium ingredients like uni and ikura. Rice is fabulous and perfectly cooked, complementing the seafood well.
Good to know
You should call a week in advance and pre-order the fatty tuna cuts.
On Mother’s Day, I had to call days ahead to order the Kaisen Don bowls to ensure availability.
Wheat is not noted as an allergen in items that contain soy sauce.
Modern Tiffany blue decor and city views create a sophisticated vibe. Seating is intimate but cramped, making the space feel close. The chirashi features a chef’s selection of 9 mini bowls with fresh fish and seasoned rice, offering a visually beautiful and varied dish.
Presentation stands out with a chef’s selection of 9 mini chirashi bowls. Each bowl features fresh fish and well-seasoned rice, creating a visually beautiful and varied dish.
Good to know
Reservations are advisable due to busy times, especially during Restaurant Week.
Happy hour runs from 5-6 PM with discounted drinks.
The restaurant offers a special menu during Restaurant Week.
Space blends plant-infused decor with tatami seating for a calm, intimate vibe. Chirashi features fresh fish like salmon and hamachi in large portions over vinegared rice. Energy shifts from peaceful to lively as conversations grow.
Fresh fish like salmon, hamachi, minced tuna, ikura, and ika come in large portions over vinegared rice. The chirashi don offers a great variety and exceptional tuna quality with balanced textures and flavors.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to the restaurant's popularity.
Expect a 90-minute dining limit during busy hours.
The prix fixe menu is priced at $45, offering good value for fresh fish.
Small space with seating along walls creates an intimate setting. Fresh fish shines in the Spicy Hamachi Chirashi, offering great portions at a fair price. Relaxing vibe with jazz music and quick service makes it a quiet spot for a tasty meal.
Bowls feature fresh and tasty ingredients with good portions at an affordable price. The Spicy Hamachi Chirashi stands out, and a special Kaisen Chirashi appears during spring and summer.
Good to know
Reservations are not required, making it easy for walk-in customers.
The restaurant has gluten-free options available for those with dietary restrictions.
The price of the Dole pineapple whip is $6.00.
Cozy Japanese spot shines with a beautiful back patio and fresh fish in its Chirashi bowl. Outdoor seating offers people watching on the sidewalk. Enjoy a peaceful vibe with soft music and climate control.
Fresh fish sits atop seasoned rice in the Chirashi bowl, creating a colorful and tasty dish. The mini chirashi lunch special offers the same freshness in a smaller portion.
Good to know
Make sure to make a reservation for dinner.
Ozakaya is launching a Valentine’s Day special menu.
Customers can participate in a fun drawing gamble when they spend more than a hundred dollars.
Sushi spot buzzes with bright spotlights and tight seating, making it lively but noisy. Chirashi shines with fresh fish variety and great value under $20. Family-friendly vibe includes high chairs and casual feel, perfect for groups.
Chirashi features a generous variety of fresh fish cut to perfection on top of sushi rice. It offers great value with a delicious meal under $20, making it a solid choice among sushi options.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended, especially during lunch hours.
Expect a 30-minute wait if you don't have a reservation.
The restaurant offers a $16 lunch special that includes a roll, a main dish, miso soup, and a salad.
Cozy spot with anime decor offers fresh sushi and generous portions. Chirashi Don shines with fresh ingredients and no wasabi or soy sauce. Unique rolls like the Golden Hour Roll wrapped in rice paper add to the welcoming vibe.
Corn inari and Chirashi Don stand out with fresh ingredients. The chirashi bowl comes without wasabi or soy sauce.
Good to know
The restaurant offers sushi, omakase, and chef-curated dishes.
Expect great quality and generous portions.
Every dish is prepared by a special chef of the day.
Small space blends classic izakaya and live piano bar vibes with karaoke. Bowls feature fresh sushi with unique chirashi options priced $20-$30. Atmosphere is intimate and cozy but can get loud and smoky when busy.
Bowls come packed with fresh sushi and offer a unique variety of chirashi options. Prices range from $20 to $30, and the chirashi stays fresh even after takeout.
Good to know
Kaoru stays open until 3:00 AM on Fridays.
The place fills up quickly at lunch time.
Go off hours from 2-5 PM for no wait.
Small, cozy spot with dim lighting sets a relaxed mood. Authentic Japanese dishes shine, especially the fresh fish flown in from Tokyo. Deluxe chirashi impresses with live preparation and top-quality toro cuts.
Deluxe chirashi features live preparation with chu-toro and o-toro. The chirashi don offers fresh, well-made sushi that stands out for its quality.
Good to know
Happy hour offers discounted prices on authentic Japanese dinner.
On Friday nights, the restaurant operates as a midnight bar.
Reservations are recommended for Friday night events.
Small, intimate space with Tulum-inspired decor and a tiki bar vibe offers a cozy, tropical feel. Chirashi features buttery potatoes topped with fresh trout, yellowtail, uni, and ikura, blending lukewarm and cold flavors. Tight seating creates a lively, close dining experience.
Buttery potatoes serve as a base for the chirashi, topped with trout, yellowtail, uni, and ikura. The mix of lukewarm potatoes and cold toppings creates a unique flavor combination.
Good to know
Reservations are a must, especially on Friday and Saturday nights.
Expect a 20% service charge for large parties, even for two people.
The restaurant has limited gluten-free options and cannot modify dishes for dietary needs.
Cozy space with traditional Japanese decor offers a quiet, relaxed mood. Chirashi bowl features fresh fish and varied sashimi on ample rice. Accessibility for strollers and handicaps makes it welcoming for all.
Fresh fish and a variety of sashimi top the chirashi bowl, which comes with ample rice and is beautifully plated.
Good to know
The all-you-can-eat sushi option includes a mandatory 18% tip in the bill.
Appetizers like edamame and soup are not included in the all-you-can-eat price.
Expect to pay more than the advertised price due to hidden fees.
Sushi Sho offers an intimate setting with authentic Edomae sushi crafted by a legendary chef. The boxed Bara Chirashi is perfect for outdoor dining and often includes special gifts like chopsticks. Expect a refined experience blending modern and traditional design with subtle, nuanced flavors.
Bara Chirashi comes in boxed servings that can be picked up and enjoyed outdoors. The boxes sometimes come with special gifts like chopsticks, adding a unique touch to the meal.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to limited seating and high demand.
Expect to pay a premium for the omakase experience, especially with add-ons.
Sushi Sho has a strict no photography policy during meals.
Intimate space blends Japandi design with a dog-friendly patio surrounded by flowers. Yukke Tuna Chirashi offers fresh sliced tuna over rice in a simple style. Upstairs, a speakeasy bar serves Japanese whiskey and cocktails in a cozy setting.
Yukke Tuna Chirashi features fresh, sliced tuna over rice with a simple presentation. Chirashi don comes as a bowl with assorted sashimi and rice, offering a straightforward, classic style.
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.
Single long bar seating creates a cozy, intimate space with wooden stools and lively music. Donburi chirashi bowls come in three sizes offering fresh, high-quality fish at affordable prices. Perfect for solo diners or pairs seeking a quick, tasty meal.
Chirashi bowls come in three sizes to match different appetites. They offer a variety of donburi chirashi bowls with affordable prices and good quality.
Good to know
The restaurant closes at 9:30 PM, despite online listings showing 10 PM.
Donburi bowls start at $20, with medium and large sizes priced at $28 and $60 respectively.
The restaurant does not accept cash payments; only credit cards are allowed.
Quiet basement spot offers high-end Japanese takeaway with fresh, expertly crafted sushi like toro rolls and omakase chirashi boxes. Neat chirashi presentation and generous portions make it great for sharing. Calm atmosphere suits quick, quality sushi without sit-down service.
Presentation stands out with neat arrangement in the chirashi boxes. Options include omakase chirashi and standard chirashi boxes, offering generous portions suitable for sharing.
Good to know
The restaurant stops accepting orders 30 minutes before closing time.
Make sure you order 45 minutes before.
Omakase to go is available at $60.
Open kitchen and minimalist Japanese setting create a quiet, relaxed atmosphere. Chirashi features variety of fresh fish like uni and roe, though sushi rice can be too acidic. Guests enjoy exceptional omakase and carefully paired sake in a cozy, elegant space.
Variety of fish like uni, roe, and fish of the day appear in the chirashi. Fish is well prepared but sushi rice can be overly acidic**, affecting balance.
Good to know
The white truffle event costs $700 per person with a forced 20% tip.
The Omakase costs $260 per person, excluding sake pairing.
The event takes about 3 hours to serve 9 courses.
Sushi shop offers freshest fish with a cozy pickup spot. Chirashi bowl features delicate seafood in small bits, perfect for lunch or dinner. Prices stay economical while delivering premium sashimi quality.
Freshest and most delicate seafood tops the chirashi bowl, combining tons of fish with vegetables. The bowl uses small bits instead of sashimi-sized pieces, offering great value for lunch or dinner.
Good to know
Reservations for the sushi making experience are hard to get.
Customers must place a pick-up order first.
The class teaches how to harvest uni and make 3 hand rolls.
Sushi counter offers a cozy vibe amid a noisy food court. Fresh fish from Japan makes the high-quality sushi stand out. Chirashi features a Chef's Choice Assortment with fresh, varied raw fish every visit.
Freshness stands out with the Chirashi sushi offering a variety of raw fish. The Chef's Choice Assortment provides a generous amount of fish, and the ingredients vary with each visit.
Good to know
Lunch specials include 3 combos priced at $50, $55, and $60.
The restaurant closes from 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM.
There are only about 10 seats in the restaurant.
Japanese diner serves all-you-can-eat sushi with huge portions and Indonesian dishes. Lunch offers a colorful chirashi bowl with fresh fish over rice. Cozy decor and unique murals create a relaxed vibe with outdoor seating and a liquor bar.
Lunch features a colorful chirashi bowl with small pieces of fish over rice. The dish looks fresh and beautiful, offering a variety of ingredients in a compact presentation.
Good to know
Wasabi Japanese holds their annual tuna cutting ceremony on November 10th.
Karaoke night happens on weekends.
The all-you-can-eat sushi special costs $40 per person.
Space feels like an art gallery with elegant design and lively acoustics. Chirashi features bite-sized fish cubes and rice layered with seaweed and sesame. Portions are generous, blending visual art with a culinary experience.
Fish in the chirashi comes in bite-sized cubes for easy eating. Rice is layered with seaweed and sesame, adding complex flavor. Portions are generous and include all favorite fish types.
Good to know
The Zen meditation session lasts about an hour, including a break.
The ODO gallery is accessible by elevator or stairs.
About 20 people gather for the Zen meditation session at 9 AM.
Experience fresh chirashi bowls with beautifully plated fish and a tasty steamed egg. Cozy, dark decor mimics a Tokyo hole-in-the-wall, creating an authentic vibe with mostly Asian guests. Tables are narrow, limiting privacy but adding to the calm, intimate feel.
Freshness stands out with the beautifully plated chirashi bowls. The bara-chirashi and chirashi don offer solid options, often paired with a steamed egg that's worth trying.
Good to know
Lunch specials are available, but dinner offers a wider variety.
The restaurant does not accept reservations and tends to get packed.
Be prepared to wait about 30 minutes for a table during peak hours.
Small, cozy space with authentic Japanese decor offers a warm, intimate vibe. Chirashi bowls feature fresh ingredients and generous portions but sometimes suffer from rice quality issues. Overall, expect a genuine Japanese dining experience with exceptional sushi.
Fresh ingredients and a good portion size define the Chirashi bowl here, offered at a reasonable price. Rice quality varies, with some versions noted as poor, affecting the overall dish.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends to avoid long wait times.
Expect a higher price point, with meals averaging around $120 for two.
The sushi chef is Japanese, ensuring authentic preparation and flavors.