Small space uses layout well to feel spacious and cozy with chic, Japanese-style decor featuring a cherry blossom tree and warm lighting. Atmosphere stays tranquil and refined, suitable for quiet dining or romantic evenings. Music complements the setting without overpowering conversation.
Pork belly bao buns feature tender chashu cooked perfectly, mirroring the ramen style. Bone marrow also pairs well with the bao buns.
Fatty Salmon Sashimi stands out as a favorite with rich flavor. Salmon dishes come fresh and beautifully plated, matching the quality of the Maguro sushi and other sashimi options.
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Prices are on the higher side, with ramen bowls costing around $18.
Expect small portion sizes for rice bowls compared to other places.
Hygiene standards are high; everything is clean and well-maintained.
Japanese restaurant offers an upscale modern interior with Bonsai trees and tablet menus at each table. Atmosphere stays calm and chill, suited for relaxed dining or date nights. Claw machines near the entrance add a playful touch uncommon in similar spots.
Fried bao stands out as a popular choice, served as an appetizer with a crispy texture and delicious flavor. It consistently earns positive mentions and is often reordered.
Salmon dishes stand out with fresh and buttery sashimi and exceptionally good sushi. The smoked salmon sushi is ordered repeatedly for its flavor, while the salmon hibachi offers a satisfying cooked option.
Good to know
Expect a one-hour wait for sushi rolls during peak times.
All diners at the table must order from the all-you-can-eat menu.
Prices for all-you-can-eat sushi are very competitive in the area.
Interior features cherry blossoms and Asian decor that create a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. The space stays clean and stylish, with unique ceramic serving dishes adding to the experience. Fresh sushi and flavorful ramen draw a steady crowd appreciating quality and presentation.
Bao buns come out light and flavorful. The BBQ bao in the kids bento stands out alongside other dishes like crab rangoon and fried gyoza.
Spicy salmon rolls stand out with their bold flavor and fresh fish. Salmon nigiri comes perfectly sliced for a clean bite, showing clear attention to detail.
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Reservations are recommended, especially during peak hours.
Expect a wait time of 30-45 minutes during busy dinner hours.
The average cost for two people is around $30 for sushi.
Bright, spacious restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating including a heated patio and a garage door that opens to the outside. Atmosphere stays calm and inviting, suitable for small gatherings and evenings. Offers free valet parking and features occasional light shows and live music.
Bao buns come out quickly and taste delicious with a perfectly spicy and crispy texture. They feature a fantastic slaw topping and include options like Korean-style fillings.
Salmon comes with Sriracha sauce and a glazed finish. Options include crispy and crudo styles, all cooked well and full of flavor.
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Finding parking can be challenging; valet service or arriving early is recommended.
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm on weekdays with great deals on drinks.
The restaurant hosts events for larger groups without missing a beat.
Restaurant combines old world Japanese tavern style with a modern setup and offers a hilltop city view. Atmosphere feels authentic and friendly, with staff occasionally singing and playing diverse music. Space is clean and cozy, creating a welcoming vibe distinct from typical Asian restaurants.
Bao buns come with juicy fillings and beautiful presentation. Both beef and pork versions taste delicious and stand out among other dishes.
Salmon dishes feature fresh quality and generous portions. The Magic Salmon Roll and salmon sashimi stand out for their consistent excellence and rich flavor.
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The restaurant offers a grand opening special for new customers.
Today marks their 1-year anniversary with special promotions.
The restaurant is family-friendly, offering kid-friendly dishes and boba.
Modern decor creates a cute, tucked away spot with a warm and inviting atmosphere. The vibe is generally chill and calm, though music can get loud at times. The place stands out for its adorable branding and concept focused on character buns and Asian dishes.
Crunchy shrimp and pork baos offer a satisfying texture contrast. The unicorn bao and other unique twists on traditional buns stand out as delicious options.
The salmon shines in the Super Bowl poke bowl with fresh, well-seasoned fish. The salmon teriyaki comes on a hot plate, which keeps cooking the fish and can make it slightly overdone.
Good to know
Reservations are required for dinner service, so plan ahead.
Expect a 30-minute wait during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Prices are on the higher side, with a typical meal costing around $30 for two.
Large dining space with high ceilings and a modern, clean design creates a welcoming atmosphere. Music featuring K-Pop hits plays at a lively but adjustable volume. The setting feels private and aesthetically appealing, with close seating and a notable wave mural on the wall.
Soft shell crab and beef baos stand out with melting textures and rich flavors. Prices run higher than other spots, but the Queen Spider roll also shines alongside the baos.
King salmon sashimi stands out for its freshness and soft texture that melts in your mouth. The menu also features spicy salmon rolls and salmon belly sashimi, plus hibachi salmon for cooked options.
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Lunch options are available from 11 AM to 3 PM.
Happy hour menu features delicious items like lo mein, sushi, and drinks.
Expect no wait time during lunch hours.
Large space features beautiful Japanese artwork and elegant decor creating a cozy, homey atmosphere with a cheerful energy. Music stays at a comfortable level, supporting easy conversation despite busyness. Buffet service brings cooked dishes directly to tables, blending convenience with a warm vibe.
Salmon nigiri offers a buttery texture and stays consistently fresh. The salmon tastes delicious and well-prepared.
Good to know
The all-you-can-eat sushi option costs $32 per person.
You can order a maximum of 20 pieces of sashimi per person.
Parking is plentiful and easily accessible.
New American restaurant offers a cozy lounge and bustling bar with an electric atmosphere. Stylish decor creates photo-friendly spaces and rooftop views add to the vibe. The place draws a lively crowd and features standout cocktails like margaritas with unique flavors.
Chicken and beef bao buns stand out with rich flavors and satisfying texture. Beef bao earns particular praise as a favorite choice for its taste and value.
Nicely prepared salmon comes with sautéed mushrooms and pairs well with mashed potatoes and Brussels sprouts. The salmon dinner offers a solid, straightforward meal with garlic noodles as an option.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's small size.
Parking is available in a garage across the street, but limited.
Small sushi restaurant with tight indoor seating and an upbeat, fun vibe. Offers gluten-free menu with a dedicated preparation station and outdoor patio seating. Atmosphere includes lively music and vibrant wall art, creating a casual, energetic setting.
Sushi tacos use fried bao buns that offer a soft crunch. Fillings like crab salad and shrimp tempura come with just the right amount of sauce, making them delicious and addictive.
Salmon comes in a perfect cut and is used fresh, especially in the spicy salmon roll. Spicy mayo is drizzled on top rather than mixed inside, highlighting the freshness and flavor of the fish.
Good to know
Every Friday night is sushi night with special rolls.
Sushi Dojo has a dedicated gluten-free menu.
They offer gluten-free soy sauce for all dishes.
Japanese restaurant offers a quiet and relaxing atmosphere with spacious seating including booths and a bar counter. Walls display The Great Wave of Hokusai paintings, adding an elegant touch. Sports channels and music play softly, creating a soothing environment for dining.
Pork baos come with tender and crispy pork katsu. Duck bao features generous portions of tender duck breasts. The bao selection stands out among a huge variety of menu items.
Freshness stands out with salmon that melts in the mouth when served as nigiri. Some salmon dishes come overcooked, even when medium rare is requested.
Good to know
Happy hour menu is available after 7 pm with discounted items.
The restaurant has ample free parking available for guests.
Lunch specials are not available on Sundays.
Open-concept dining space with floor-to-ceiling windows offers stunning city views and a classy yet chill vibe. Festive decor and live music create an elegant atmosphere complemented by well-crafted cocktails and a comfortable layout.
Bao buns come as a Birria Bao appetizer and in bao birria tacos that blend flavors uniquely. The bao pairs well with seafood like scallops and fillets, offering a tasty fusion experience.
Salmon dishes feature nice flavoring and appear alongside empanadas and ceviche. Quality varies, with some servings described as okay and others recommended.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially during busy events like restaurant week.
Valet parking is available but can be expensive; check for validation options.
An automatic tip is added to the bill, which may lead to double tipping.
Dining space combines modern design with an open kitchen that highlights cleanliness. Atmosphere balances inviting decor and controlled lighting and music, though noise rises with many children present. Cocktails like the lychee martini stand out alongside highly praised dim sum offerings.
Soft, sweet buns hold the pan fried beef bao that tastes flavorful and tender. Dipping the beef bao in the akaushi sauce adds a good pairing.
Fresh sashimi shines in the Yellowtail & Salmon Green Mango Salad, mixing tangy mango and papaya for a refreshing bite. The salmon ceviche delivers a very flavorful punch.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended at least one week in advance for dinner.
Parking garages are free after 5PM near the restaurant.
Each additional bao and small bowl of rice costs $2.