Bright, clean space with a calm, soothing atmosphere and live edge table. Quiet and welcoming, it offers huge portions of carefully prepared Japanese bento with artful presentation. The place feels like a hidden gem known for high-quality, flavorful dishes.
Bentoboxes come with large servings and more meat than rice. They include many traditional sides like tamagoyaki, tsukemono, and tempura, offering a variety that resembles bentos from Japan.
Unagi bento shows attention to detail with a very good flavor profile. Presentation and taste impress consistently.
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Expect long wait times during lunch rush, with orders taking up to 50 minutes.
Portion sizes are large, providing good value for the price.
The restaurant maintains a clean environment, including restrooms.
Small space with modern moody decor creates an intimate, cozy atmosphere that feels welcoming and vibrant. Late-night hours attract a lively crowd, while the vibe recalls South Korean nightlife. Frequented for its unique Asian fusion energy and relaxed pace.
Skewers capture the vibe of small izakayas in Japan with their authentic style. Dishes include crispy tonkatsu, eel tempura, and flavorful bulgogi ssam wraps, alongside fried rice and ganjung chicken.
Unagi appears as tempura and skewers here. The unagi tempura stands out alongside the unagi skewers, offering different textures and flavors.
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Reservations are recommended to ensure a table, especially on weekends.
The restaurant stays open until 2:00 a.m. on weekends.
Expect a variety of vegan options available upon request.
Small, intimate space with cozy vibes and anime music playing softly. Clean and simple design creates a homey atmosphere that feels welcoming despite limited seating. Unmarked entrance adds a sense of mystery and charm to the experience.
Ramen features an insanely good dashi broth that stands out. Onigiri options like karaage and tuna mayo offer solid variety, with the tuna mayo preferred. Curry udon noodles and katsu curry bring rich, flavorful experiences beyond typical sushi and bento dishes.
Unagi dishes feature tender, buttery eel with well-balanced flavors. Options like unagi musubi combine perfectly sauced eel, soft eggs, rice, and seaweed, while the unagi onigiri offers crispy nori and a satisfying texture.
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They donโt take reservations, so expect to wait during busy hours.
The wait during weekends can exceed 30 minutes due to limited seating.
There are few tables, so arrive early to secure a spot.
Small, cozy space channels a nostalgic Japanese izakaya vibe with ancient posters and authentic decor. Atmosphere feels like stepping into Japan, lively yet intimate, though seating is limited and minimal. Music and heat levels vary, creating a distinct but uneven energy.
Curry ramen stands out with its rich flavor and unique blend. The menu also features eel bento boxes, salmon poke bowls, and creamy udon, all prepared with care and distinct taste.
Unagi dishes feature shredded egg over rice and come in various forms like don, bento boxes, and hand rolls. The unagi tends to be flavorful but sometimes served with extra sauce that may need adjusting.
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Happy hour offers good deals on many plates.
Seating is very limited, primarily offering counter seats.
Takeout is a better option due to limited seating.
Seating occurs directly at a sushi counter with intimate atmosphere and visible preparation of omakase courses. An initial bar area offers welcome drinks and appetizers before moving to the main dining space. The vibe is exclusive and high-end, suited for those seeking a unique dining experience.
Omakase here blends innovation and tradition with very fresh and flavorful sushi. The meal includes excellent sake pairings poured generously and is served by a skilled team at the sushi bar.
Glazed bone marrow highlights the unagi offering with a rich, savory touch. It stands out as a favorite alongside the oyster shooter and wagyu, showing a strong presence on the menu.
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Reservations are required for dinner, with three different time slots available.
The 17-course omakase dinner costs $900 per couple, including add-ons and tip.
Arriving less than 30 minutes before your booking is recommended for entry.
Small, cozy Japanese restaurant with a simple entrance and intimate seating. Atmosphere stays quiet and authentic, with friendly staff and casual chef interactions. Known for fresh sushi, affordable prices, and a welcoming vibe despite its tiny space.
Sushi here stands out for its freshness and high quality, with rolls like the unagi and dragon roll noted for exceptional flavor. Omakase sashimi, chirashi bowls, and spicy poke bowls add variety beyond sushi, all served at reasonable prices in a cozy setting.
Unagi here stands out for its rich flavor and tender texture. The unagi roll and unagi don both deliver solid portions, with the don offering a generous amount of rice alongside three pieces of eel.
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Reservations are recommended due to limited seating at the restaurant.
Expect high prices, with chirashi sushi costing around $60-70.
The restaurant is small, so plan for potential wait times.
Small space with modern, clean design and cute Japanese decorations creates a cozy atmosphere. Seating fills quickly, reflecting a family-oriented vibe. Tap-to-order screens add a tech-friendly touch to the experience.
Mixed katsu don features a crispy batter with tender chicken and pork. The menu offers a solid selection of teriyaki, donburi, and poke bowls with great sushi quality and perfect takoyaki.
High quality eel shows up in the Unagi Don and chirashi bowl. Preparation highlights the texture and fattiness without being too salty. Deep flavors come through in both unagi and udon dishes.
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Portion sizes may be smaller than expected, especially for the price.
Prices have increased recently, with meals now costing about $5 more.
The restaurant can get busy, so consider calling in or ordering online.
Modern izakaya space features warm wooden decor and soft lighting that create a cozy atmosphere. Great music plays consistently, enhancing the inviting vibe. Guests often enjoy watching chefs grill skewers at the bar, adding an engaging element to the experience.
All-you-can-eat yakitori is a highlight, especially on Sundays. The menu features sukiyaki with udon, wagyu donburi, crispy katsu, flavorful Japanese curry, and a large portion of oyakodon rice bowl.
Presentation stands out with awesome plating. The unagi tastes very good and appears in dishes like unagi donburi and unagi bento, both noted for their deliciousness.
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Happy hour offers 50% off alcohol, making it a great value.
The all-you-can-eat option is available for $35.99 at all hours.
Parking is ample and easily accessible near the restaurant.
Small dining space features an open kitchen and self-serve buffet bars with hot and cold options. Atmosphere varies from cozy Japanese to quiet and clean, suitable for casual meals with friends. Tables are close together, creating an intimate but crowded setting.
Offers an all-you-can-eat sushi lunch with high-quality fish and perfectly made rolls. The menu includes sushi, sukiyaki, and appetizers at a reasonable price.
Unagi don features prepackaged eel that varies in quality, with some finds being delicious and others disappointing. The unagi handroll also stands out as a notable option.
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Lunch is available from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm for $20.
Dinner pricing is $30 for all-you-can-eat sushi.
Expect a 15-minute wait between each order.
Space combines authentic Japanese decor with a partially open kitchen showcasing chefs at work. Atmosphere stays quiet and relaxing, with Japanese rock and K-pop music playing at a moderate volume. The environment feels clean, chic, and inviting, suitable for comfortable dining.
Wagyu dishes like sukiyaki and tataki donburi stand out with rich flavors. The menu features creamy udon and seafood yakitori that taste fresh and satisfying.
Grilled unagi stands out for its good quality and flavorful sauce. The unagi bento offers a great presentation with a satisfying mix of flavors and is filling.
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Happy hour offers 50% off drinks after 9pm on weekdays.
The restaurant is open until midnight on weekdays.
All-you-can-eat yakitori is available, but limited to 90 minutes.
Robots deliver sushi and interact playfully, creating a unique dining experience in a modern, spacious interior with stylish decor. The atmosphere balances a friendly, lively vibe with occasional congestion from robot traffic, offering a blend of novelty and casual dining energy.
All-you-can-eat sushi features exceptional freshness and a wide variety of Japanese dishes. Robots serve sushi, adding a unique touch to the dining experience.
Unagi stands out as a favorite dish here, especially the unagi-don and unagi bento. The unagi-don often comes with a side like avocado salad and is part of combo meals including sashimi and sushi.
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The all-you-can-eat price is $30 per person on weekends.
Lunch pricing is $21.95, but dinner prices apply all day on Saturdays.
There is a 15-minute wait between orders for the all-you-can-eat menu.
Japanese rice bowl spot offers a cozy, intimate setting with warm lighting and clean brick walls. Ordering happens via self-serve kiosk, and diners can watch chefs prepare meals at the counter. The space is small and quiet, attracting a steady flow of guests during peak hours.
Donburi dishes feature fresh sashimi and hearty bowls like chicken katsu and salmon poke. Unagi and tonkatsu stand out for their authentic flavors and quality ingredients.
Unagi here is tender and very flavorful with generous portions. It stands out as fresh and surpasses many other places in America.
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Reservations are not required, but ordering ahead is recommended during peak hours.
The restaurant primarily offers take-out service, with limited seating available.
Parking is available on the street and at the back, but can be competitive.
Restaurant occupies one of the oldest buildings with historical significance and traditional Japanese decor. Atmosphere feels authentic and casual, with tatami rooms offering cozy, low-key spaces for conversation. Seating includes chabudai-style tables with leg openings for comfort, enhancing the cultural experience.
Sushi here stands out for its freshness and traditional style, especially the sashimi and spicy tuna rolls. Non-sushi dishes like Hamachi kama, black cod collar with miso, and handmade gyozas offer a tasty variety with generous portions.
Fresh and flavorful, the unagi here is not overly sweet and can be eaten quickly when hungry. The unagi don offers a rich, satisfying taste that stands out among other dishes.
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Reservations are required for dining; book in advance to secure a table.
Street parking is the only option available near the restaurant.
Expect long wait times even with a reservation, especially during peak hours.
Japanese-inspired decor creates a cozy, family-oriented atmosphere with a fresh and clean ambiance. The space feels intimate and small, suited for solo diners and casual meals. Yakitori and ramen stand out as authentic, flavorful specialties with a nice sake menu complementing the offerings.
Ramen stands out with rich, flavorful broth and solid noodles. Yakitori shines, especially the pork belly skewers. Other highlights include okonomiyaki, takoyaki, and mentaiko udon with smoky, briny flavors.
Unagi has good flavor but comes with an overly fatty texture and seems like a cheap product.
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Expect a 20-25 minute wait during busy hours.
Yakitori is served only during dinner hours.
Prices are reasonable for the quality of food.
Casual Japanese restaurant inside a food court offers big rolls with proportionate fish and fresh ginger. The atmosphere is straightforward with small sushi portions and options like half rice, half greens. Prices tend to be on the higher side compared to similar spots.
Sushi here features thick, precise cuts and big rolls with more than just rice. The poke bowl stands out as incredible and fresh, with ginger among the freshest found anywhere.
Unagi comes as nigiri with a distinct unagi sauce that is charged separately. It appears alongside other sushi like seared salmon and spicy options in set menus.
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Mix Sushi Bar recently reopened inside Crossroads Mall where Sushi J used to be.
They now offer the option to choose 1/2 rice and 1/2 greens.
Most menu items are similar to those at Sushi J, with some new vegan choices.