Small, hole-in-the-wall Japanese restaurant with simple, tasteful decor and a clean, intimate setting. Atmosphere feels laid back, friendly, and authentic with a chill, relaxing vibe that suits casual dining. Known for fresh sushi and sashimi, perfectly cooked bulgogi, and a mom and pop feel that stands out from typical spots.
Food features authentic Korean dishes and specialty rolls with generous portions. Prices stay reasonable while flavors remain strong and satisfying.
Sushi and specialty rolls stand out with fresh, authentic flavors. The menu also features double portions of pork katsu and solid options like spicy ramen and tempura.
Good to know
They start serving sushi at 2 PM.
Plenty of free parking is available for customers.
Song's Sushi is a family-run establishment.
Tiny space with wooden bar and anime figures creates an authentic Japanese vibe. Atmosphere feels calm and welcoming but can be noisy near speakers. Seating is narrow and cramped, hosting small groups.
Japanese food here matches the quality found in Japan with phenomenal ramen and perfect dishes. Every meal delivers incredible flavor and freshness.
Ramen stands out with its rich broth and perfectly cooked noodles. Gyoza complements the meal with its crispy texture and flavorful filling.
Good to know
There is more parking available in the back of the restaurant.
Arriving early is recommended to ensure popular items are not sold out.
The place is small, so if itโs busy, I had to wait.
Modern design with large screen TVs and a central bar creates a vibrant yet relaxing atmosphere. Spacious seating accommodates groups and outdoor pet-friendly options add variety. The setting feels clean and inviting, suitable for casual or elegant dining experiences.
Food stands out for being consistently delicious and well presented. Service is kind, making every dining experience pleasant.
Sushi stands out with fresh, artistic rolls crafted by a phenomenal chef. Other notable dishes include Tom Kha soup and crispy Pad Thai, both consistently popular.
Good to know
Thai Table is open on Mondays, unlike many other Thai restaurants that are closed.
Thai Table offers high-quality Thai cuisine and a welcoming atmosphere.
Thai Table has limited hours, so check before visiting.
Cook-it-yourself grill and hot pot setup sit recessed into tables with constant grill replacements for cleanliness. Bright blue light fixtures and a loud music atmosphere create a lively, family-friendly vibe. Ordering happens via tablets, speeding up service and adding a modern touch.
Food stands out with excellent quality and phenomenal flavors. The dining experience combines great taste with attentive service.
Rich, yet balanced miso soup lets the flavors of meats and vegetables shine. The pumpkin and gyozas stand out as distinctive dishes.
Good to know
KPOT celebrates special occasions with personalized songs and celebrations for guests.
The restaurant had a busy atmosphere on Friday nights, so expect longer wait times.
Reservations are recommended for busy nights, especially on weekends and holidays.
Speakeasy-style cocktail bar sits below street level with dark, intimate atmosphere and 1920s old-school vibes. Crowded space features tiny booths and bar seating where cocktails are crafted with care. Music and oil candles add to the stylish, luxury feel.
Food here is incredible and spectacular. Every dish leaves a lasting impression and brings a smile.
Sushi here stands out with premium Omakase experiences and chefs who remember specific requests like removing cucumber. The sushi and rolls rank among the most phenomenal tasted, with a focus on quality over dessert.
Good to know
The bar serves a rotating menu of unique cocktails available on tap.
Ramen is served on Wednesday nights, adding a special dining option.
Expect a more relaxed atmosphere with fewer crowds during weekdays.
Cozy space with a quaint storefront and spotless interior creates a welcoming vibe. Generous portions and reasonable prices attract those seeking a quick, satisfying meal. Menu includes huge portions, sweet potato rolls, and steak hibachi alongside some sushi options.
Food features fresh to order dishes with great flavor and massive portions. The taste is consistently delicious and amazing.
Chicken katsu ramen stands out as a solid choice. The menu includes sushi and hibachi, but sushi options are limited. Shrimp tempura and crab rangoon pizzas add variety.
Good to know
The menu does not specify that the pizza contains pork.
Portion sizes are generous, making it a good value.
Prices are reasonable for the portion sizes offered.
Bright, clean space features a massive mural and cozy, modern decor with several comfortable tables. Atmosphere feels calm and welcoming, blending elegance with a casual vibe. Small size and distinctive design set it apart from typical Asian restaurants.
Food arrives fresh and hot with good portions and is prepared quickly despite limited staff. Meals include smart packaging that keeps components separate, enhancing the overall taste experience.
Ramen stands out with its amazing Tonkatsu broth and delicious miso and shoyu varieties. Sushi and takoyaki also deliver solid flavors, while sides like edamame and build-your-own bowls add variety.
Good to know
They changed their menu to mostly sushi.
They no longer offered ramen.
There was an extra charge of $1.50 if I preferred noodles over rice.
Small dining room offers a casual yet sophisticated atmosphere with a full bar. The space feels pleasant and clean despite some congestion. Unique combination of Chinese and Japanese cuisine stands out in the menu.
Food here stays hot and fresh with every dish from Chinese cuisine, Sushi, to Hot Pots. The quality is exceptional, never soggy or chewy, and service is consistently fast.
Fresh sushi stands out with a huge menu and an amazing selection of sushi rolls. The poke bowl is a highlight, consistently delicious and satisfying. Soups like miso and hot and sour complement the Japanese offerings well.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a diverse menu with both Chinese and sushi options.
Prices are reasonable, with meals averaging around $10.
The restaurant has two separate menus: one for Chinese dishes and another for sushi.
Small Japanese restaurant offers a quiet, relaxing atmosphere with calm lighting and clean, quaint decor. It draws diners seeking high-quality sushi and fresh seafood, often praised as the best in the area. The vibe stays peaceful, making it a good spot for calm meals rather than lively gatherings.
Food features high quality sushi and Korean stewed soul food with slow-cooked items. Service is attentive and food arrives quickly despite occasional understaffing.
Sushi here stands out with immaculate presentation and creative rolls like the Honeymoon roll and table-torched sushi. The menu also features authentic dishes like Inaniwa udon and thick, colorful tonkatsu.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a giant ramen 20-minute challenge for adventurous eaters.
Expect a wait time of 30-45 minutes during busy dinner hours.
Parking is available on the street, but it can be limited during weekends.
Space combines Asian-inspired decor with spacious seating and a quiet, serene atmosphere. A full bar offers unique cocktails like Asian Apple martinis. The vibe suits those seeking a calm dining experience with a focus on high-quality sushi and Chinese dishes.
Food offers a wide variety of delicious Asian dishes served in a cozy atmosphere. Meals are consistently clean and satisfying, making it a solid alternative to typical road trip fare.
Sushi features flavorful rolls like volcano and dragon, plus many sashimi options. The menu is large and varied, with tasty miso soup and freshly made, hot crab rangoons.
Good to know
The restaurant has a large menu with many options for different tastes.
Expect cleanliness issues, as the restaurant has been reported to be dirty.
There is no kids menu available, which may be a concern for families.
Hibachi dining includes an entertaining chef performance with interactive cooking shows and chef tricks that engage guests, especially children. The atmosphere is lively and often noisy, with a birthday party vibe common at hibachi tables. The interior feels dark and tired, contrasting with the energetic dining experience.
Food here is consistently fresh and excellent. Dishes often melt in your mouth with rich flavors.
Sushi and sashimi feature fresh, divine cuts like King Salmon and spicy tuna rolls. Hibachi shows add an entertaining touch, while quick and excellent service supports a smooth dining experience.
Good to know
The cost is $25-35 per person plus tip, which is mid-range for dining.
Expect smaller portion sizes compared to previous visits.
Cleanliness in the bathrooms and dining area could be improved.