Japanese restaurant offers a stylish modern interior with dim, focused lighting suited for intimate dining. Atmosphere feels warm and welcoming, blending family-friendly comfort with upscale vibes. Guests enjoy top-notch sushi and evolving cocktails in a clean, well-designed space.
Yuzu miso soup stands out with its bright citrus flavor and rich miso base. The miso soup overall is flavorful and highly rated.
Fish here is consistently super fresh and of excellent quality. White fish like Kinmedai and Hirame offer a buttery texture, and hand rolls highlight delicate pairings that bring out the best flavors.
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Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
Happy hour runs from 10pm to close with special pricing.
Parking is available behind the plaza or Hmart.
Small space with clean environment and early 2000s R&B music creates a relaxed, warm vibe. Regulars enjoy fresh poke bowls with generous toppings at affordable prices. Fish stays sealed until served, emphasizing freshness and quality.
Free miso soup comes with each entree and tastes good. They also offer avocado scoops alongside the soup.
Freshness stands out with Yellowtail, Tuna, and Red Snapper consistently available. The fish selection includes clam, salmon, and poke made from high-quality fish that melts in your mouth.
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Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers.
A regular poke bowl costs around $11, while a large is $15.
No extra charge for toppings like avocado or tofu.
Small space with cramped seating creates an intimate and cozy atmosphere. The vibe feels authentic and lively, often busy with a steady flow of diners. First-come, first-served seating and close tables encourage a bustling, communal dining experience.
Soups feature a creamy frothy broth that stands out with rich, authentic Japanese flavors. Thicker noodles hold the soup well, and the seasoning is so good it invites a second bowl.
Aji fish dishes stand out with their light and crispy texture. Fried mackerel and fish fillets show high quality and pair well with other menu items like ramen.
Good to know
The restaurant operates on a first-come, first-served basis for tables.
Expect a wait time of about 15 minutes during peak hours.
Reservations are not accepted; arrive early to avoid long waits.
Small, hole-in-the-wall Shanghainese restaurant with a cozy, quaint atmosphere. Space fills quickly, creating an intimate vibe suited for small groups. Known for excellent soup dumplings and crispy bottom baos that stand out in quality.
Soup dumplings have tender, delicate skins with flavorful, juicy minced meat inside. The shrimp and pork versions stand out as phenomenal, and the braised beef noodle soup is excellent.
Xihu vinegar fish stands out with its tender and fresh texture. The menu also features a spicy fish dish and Shanghai smoked fish known for its rich flavor.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted, and seating is limited to nine tables.
Expect long wait times during lunch hours as the place gets crowded.
Prices for dishes have increased significantly compared to last month.
Modern space blends traditional flavor with stylish decor and warm lighting. Upbeat vibe features 90s R&B music and a high-tech QR code ordering system. Walls showcase murals mixing history, pop culture, and 80's video games, creating a unique atmosphere.
Hearty shredded chicken noodle soup features thick rice noodles and comes in a massive portion. Noodle soups here are more flavorful and lighter compared to Phos.
Fried fish comes with a sweet and hot sauce that packs a spicy kick. The 3 flavor fish and Laab steak with steamed fish offer authentic Lao tastes.
Good to know
Parking is available in a garage, but it can be challenging at peak times.
You order and pay by scanning a QR code at your table.
Bring a jacket as the restaurant can be quite cold inside.
Japanese restaurant offers affordable sushi with complimentary self-serve soups including miso and corn. Atmosphere feels homey and low key, reminiscent of old-style Taiwanese eateries. Space accommodates large crowds with simple decor and friendly energy.
Unlimited miso soup, corn soup, and red bean soup are available with self-serve access. These soups come complimentary and add variety to the meal.
Fish comes fresh and delicious here with a perfect cook every time. Some dishes serve fish right on salads, which can change the flavor experience.
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Cash payments receive a 10% discount, so bring cash for savings.
Parking is ample and usually not an issue for diners.
Expect large portions at very reasonable prices.
Chinese restaurant offers authentic Sichuan cuisine with spicy dishes that closely match traditional flavors. Interior features clean, renovated private rooms and a visually pleasing, inviting atmosphere. Exterior is modest and not eye-catching.
Spicy duck soup and hot and sour soup with pork intestines stand out with bold flavors. Pork trotter soups offer a light, flavorful broth with tender meat. A tofu-like soup also appears with an above average taste.
Grilled whole fish stands out with perfectly balanced spiciness and a substantial portion. The fish head tastes clean without any weird flavor, and the dish can transform into a hot pot by adding extra noodles or vegetables, showing Sichuan creativity.
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During Chinese Lunar New Year, special Sichuan items are offered.
Reservations are recommended for popular dishes like rabbit; call a day in advance.
The prices are reasonable, typically under $20 per person including tip.
Malaysian restaurant offers authentic flavors with a quiet, relaxing atmosphere and clean, open space. The vibe is friendly and enjoyable, attracting those seeking genuine Southeast Asian cuisine. The setup is simple but appealing, focusing on food quality over decor.
Soups here offer intense and rich flavors, especially the laksa and curry fish balls. Options like comforting wonton noodle soup and simple clear chicken soup bring traditional tastes that satisfy.
Large chunks of Swai fish feature in the Assam Fish, paired with a variety of vegetables in a flavorful sauce. The curry fish balls come in a soup with a rich, well-balanced flavor.
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Parking is available in a small garage next door, making it convenient.
Prices are reasonable, with chicken satay skewers costing $15 for four.
Not all menu items are HALAL; confirm with the waiter before ordering.
Cozy setting with traditional Chinese decor creates an intimate and inviting atmosphere. The space feels like a hidden gem mom and pop spot with a casual yet authentic vibe. Guests often enjoy authentic Sichuan flavors paired with warm hospitality.
Hot and sour soup stands out with strong flavor and is highly recommended. Other notable options include West Lake Soup and crab and asparagus soup, alongside spicy dishes like red oil dumplings.
Firm and flavorful fish dishes stand out here, especially the Dry Pot Fish Fillet and water boiled fish. The menu also features a Mala pot roast fish that brings a spicy kick.
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Mala Sichuan Bistro offers a variety of menu options suitable for different cravings.
Prices at Mala Sichuan Bistro are considered great for the quality offered.
Portions are generous, often leaving leftovers for guests.
Chinese restaurant offers authentic Peking duck with crispy skin and juicy meat in a quiet, clean but slightly cramped space. Atmosphere supports easy conversation and feels welcoming. Diners often come for northern-Eastern cuisines and enjoy excellent prices.
Fish and cabbage soup stands out with its rich flavor and satisfying taste. Duck neck broth offers a unique depth alongside other ingredients.
Fish dishes feature crispy skin and tender textures. The Fish soup with pickled cabbage stands out as flavorful and memorable, alongside a Guangdong style steamed fish that is both superb and tender.
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A half roasted duck costs $28, and a full duck costs $45.
Parking is a big lot shared by the entire plaza and there is also a garage.
Parking is always crowded.
Japanese-themed space offers a cozy, authentic atmosphere with a relaxed, lowkey vibe and no blaring music. Complimentary self-serve miso soup and hot tea add to the casual dining experience. Sushi and other dishes come at affordable prices with good value for money.
Free miso soup comes with meals and to-go orders. It contains seaweed and tofu and tastes not too salty. A red bean dessert also appears alongside it.
Freshness stands out with thick salmon nigiri and a sashimi combo featuring five types of fish. Cuts are generous and the fish quality is consistently high.
Good to know
During lunchtime, they offer a lunchbox special.
Expect wait times of over 30 minutes on Friday nights.
They provide complimentary miso soup and tea with meals.
Chinese decoration style shapes the interior, which is clean and spacious despite a confusing layout. Atmosphere stays quiet and family friendly, with a steady pace and low noise. Prices run steep, reflecting a focus on authentic dishes like Mapo Tofu and fresh fish with distinctive flavors.
Fish soup stands out as best ever tasted, especially with pickled cabbage and live fish. Duck soup, known as Lao Ya Tang, seals well in take-out containers and ranks as best of its kind. Soup dumplings come freshly made with a good skin thickness. West Lake Beef Soup has a distinct brown color.
Fish dishes feature incredible freshness and variety. Highlights include pepper stir-fry yellow fish, sour pickled fish, and a standout fish soup praised for its flavor.
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Takeout is ready in less than 10 minutes.
Parking is ample and the location is accessible.
Expect high prices for smaller portion sizes compared to other restaurants.