High-end sushi restaurant blends Japanese-Latin fusion with modern, Instagram-friendly decor. Atmosphere feels chic and welcoming, creating a comfortable space to relax. Menu features exceptional sushi and inventive dishes that highlight fresh ingredients and bold flavors.
Toffee mochi stands out as a dessert option. The pastry chef personally presents desserts, adding a thoughtful touch. Desserts here are delicious and memorable.
The toffee mochi stands out as a star dish and a perfect way to end the night. It has a rich flavor that draws attention and leaves a lasting impression.
"The Bluefin Otoro seared with charcoal was a standout sushi dish."
"The nigiri here just melts in your mouth."
"The toffee mochi was a perfect way to end the night."
Good to know
Certain menu items may not be available, so check before ordering.
Entree portions are small, ideal for sharing among diners.
Expect higher prices compared to similar restaurants in the area.
Simple bakery space combines shop and storage with limited seating and minimal decor. Atmosphere centers on the fresh pastry fragrance and cash-only payment policy with a small card fee. Known for best egg tarts and mango mochi, it draws those seeking quality over trendiness.
Offers Cantonese-style desserts with a variety of breads. Prices stay reasonable while maintaining good quality in their sweets.
Mango mochi stands out with its tender, fresh texture and chunks of real mango inside. It arrives fresh around noon and offers unbeatable prices.
Good to know
ECK Bakery only accepts cash payments, avoiding credit card fees.
Paying by card incurs a small extra charge.
Expect to wait up to an hour for egg tarts once sold out.
Neatly decorated dessert shop with warm colors and ample seating creates a welcoming indoor atmosphere. Fresh, handmade desserts like shaved ice with mango and mochi stand out for quality and generous portions. Busy nights bring lively energy, while a cute photo spot adds charm to the experience.
Shaved ice desserts stand out with traditional preparation and rich textures like warm mochi. Fruit-based treats such as mango pomelo sago and sesame soup come in generous portions and offer fresh, authentic flavors.
Soft, warm mochi offers a perfectly chewy texture that complements desserts well. Freshly made from scratch, it pairs nicely with mango shaved ice for a balanced, not too sweet treat.
Good to know
The store has two different pricing systems that may confuse customers.
Prices are higher for items ordered at the counter compared to QR code or kiosk orders.
Parking in the area can be challenging, especially during busy hours.
Shaved ice desserts feature unique hand-crafted syrups and a fluffy, melt-in-your-mouth texture that stands out. The space has a traditional decor and a chill vibe with friendly staff, though it can get crowded and noisy during busy times.
Desserts feature a variety of flavors and fresh fruit, including a unique flavored ice concept. Some desserts come with condensed milk, which adds sweetness that can be strong for some.
Chewy mochi pairs well with flavored shaved ice like almond, green tea, and strawberry. Toppings such as condensed milk and fresh fruit enhance the texture and flavor, creating a rich, tropical feel.
Good to know
After 5:00 pm, they only serve smoothies and ice cream.
They seem to run out of certain items near the end of the day.
I suggest going earlier in the day to ensure there is more variety available.
Small space with traditional Korean artwork and brass-colored bingsu bowls creates a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Loud music fills the air, adding energy to the space. Offers free WiFi and spacious seating, welcoming families and diverse guests.
Korean shaved ice with mangoes and strawberries stands out as a favorite dessert. Bing su and mochinuts offer a unique twist on traditional sweets.
Mochi donuts here have a dense and squishy texture and come in larger sizes than usual. The matcha mochi donut offers a strong caffeine hit and a fun texture, while black sesame shaved ice includes black sesame mochi chunks with a mix of nuts and red bean paste.
Good to know
The bingsu comes in three sizes—small is perfect for one person or to share.
There is plenty of free parking in the shared free parking lot.
The place is kid friendly and wheelchair accessible.
Large space offers a relaxed but efficient atmosphere with chill vibe and good background music. Popular spot often has long lines and draws people looking to hang out and enjoy desserts. Known for soft, light mochi donuts and a variety of Korean-inspired treats.
Mochi donuts offer a fun, shareable shape with a balance of chewy and soft textures. Pairing them with brown sugar boba creates a dessert that is not overly sweet and enjoyable for groups.
Taro mochi comes as a fluffy glazed Asian donut that tastes different from traditional mochi. Mochi balls and mango mochi offer a more classic chewy texture and flavor.
Good to know
Mochinut often has long lines due to its popularity.
Expect a wait time of around 20-30 minutes during peak hours.
Mochinut opens at 10am, which is later than some other places.
Sharp, minimalist design shapes a small dining area with tables placed closely together, creating an intimate yet lively atmosphere. Music selection adds to the vibe, though poor acoustics make conversations challenging. Valet parking and a unique entrance through a curtain enhance the upscale, private feel.
Desserts here stand out for their tart and fresh flavors. The final dessert is especially amazing and leaves a strong impression.
Fresh mochi comes in espresso and sesame seed flavors. Espresso mochi works well as a dessert option.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 5 to 6:30 PM with discounted dishes.
Reservations are required to secure a table.
Omakase during happy hour is $45 per person, a $10 discount.
Steak house blends Old Hollywood Glamor with modern elegance in a stylish, moody setting. Live entertainment adds a lively yet refined atmosphere, while customized martini service offers a unique, upscale touch. The space balances privacy and luxury, creating an exceptional dining experience.
A decadent soufflé stands out as an impressive dessert option. Desserts here often serve as a perfect end to the meal and can be offered on special occasions.
Crispy outside and soft inside, the potato mochi stands out with a great texture. It pairs well with garlic sauce and comes alongside tasty brussel sprout sides.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for weekend dining to avoid long wait times.
Expect a flat rate charge for table side salad based on the number of diners.
The restaurant features live music on Saturday evenings for a lively atmosphere.
Modern interior with storytelling artwork creates a cozy, calm atmosphere ideal for relaxing. Desserts feature fresh, natural ingredients with soft, chewy textures and high-quality teas complementing the menu. Space feels clean and welcoming, suited for small groups rather than large gatherings.
Cold desserts feature root vegetables and shaved ice with natural ingredients and no artificial flavors. Options like the taro ball dessert with pearls and boba with grass jelly offer balanced sweetness and well-blended flavors.
Taro and mochi balls have a beautiful texture and are well cooked. The flavors of the mochi stand out as good and interesting.
Good to know
Parking in this area can be difficult, so plan accordingly.
The dessert shop offers large portion sizes, ideal for sharing.
Prices are reasonable, with shaved ice costing around $15 before tip.
Small space with bright lighting from broken windows and a fast-food style layout creates an informal setting. Atmosphere is family-friendly but can be noisy with loud staff interactions and occasional inappropriate language. Sushi is fresh and well-regarded, especially the all-you-can-eat option with a wide selection.
Dinner AYCE includes a dessert with options like lava cake and mango mochi. Servers sometimes offer desserts on the house.
Mango and strawberry mochi stand out as fresh fruit flavors. Fried Ice Cream offers a crispy texture alongside the soft mochi.
Good to know
The dinner all-you-can-eat (AYCE) includes unlimited soft drinks, sashimi, and more for $36.
The dinner price is $35.99 per person and the lunch price is $21.99.
They offer all-you-can-eat options with a great selection.
Open layout with cute decor including a giant bear and traditional lanterns creates a cozy atmosphere. Comfortable air conditioning and good music support a relaxed vibe where people sit for hours. Games and long tables encourage hanging out while enjoying fresh desserts.
Authentic Taiwanese desserts shine with taro balls, grass jelly, and shaved ice combinations. Options range from hot to cold, featuring fresh mango, red bean, and almond pudding, all with balanced sweetness and memorable textures.
Clear mochi and Q mochi appear in several desserts like pudding shaved ice and icy taro ball. These dishes combine mochi with tofu pudding and grass jelly for varied textures.
Good to know
Parking can be difficult due to shared spaces with other businesses.
Expect long wait times for seating during peak hours.
Dessert prices can reach up to $17, which some find unreasonable.
Spacious cafe with sky-high ceilings and ample seating, including booths and a private conference room. Bright, warm atmosphere with soft background music creates a welcoming, chill vibe ideal for studying or working. Drive-thru and outdoor seating add convenience for those on the go.
Wide selection of desserts includes cookies and croissants. Service may take longer but offers a dessert option to make up for it.
Mochi donuts have a chewy texture and a soft, cushiony feel. Frosting tastes like circus animal cookies and the donuts are not too sweet.
Good to know
The restrooms are clean and well-maintained.
There is ample parking available nearby.
The seating area is spacious and comfortable.