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    Echizen Japanese Restaurant

    3.9 (533 reviews)
    ModerateJapanese
    Closed 11:30 am - 1:30 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups

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    Their lunch special is on their instagram!
    Angelica T.

    This place never disappoints. Saw their special of the day on their instagram and booked it over 30 minutes before lunch ended. Got my favorite eel bowl so delicious. They added these nice cloth dividers to give people more privacy and its great! As usual, the staff was friendly and welcoming. Always a pleasure. Dinner here is great too. Till next time!

    Black cod lunch set
    Jennifer L.

    Haiku: Echizen Japanese Restaurant Best priced lunch specials Check Insta for today's meal Cozy, eatery. --- Echizen is a cozy, unassuming establishment serving Japanese comfort foods. During lunch, they serve their popular Teishoku lunch set meals (IYKYK), which typically include a main dish, a bowl of rice, miso soup, and homemade pickled side dishes. I enjoy their broiled fish (flavorful & flaky) and tempura (light & crispy) meals. Tip: Check Echizen's Instagram around 11-11:30a to see what they're serving that day. They have rotating daily lunch specials. Some of my favorite lunch special meals: - Eel bowl w/ Assorted Tempura with cold tofu, miso soup, Japanese pickles, rice ($18) - Chicken karaage & Pork cutlet with cold tofu, miso soup, Japanese pickles, rice ($15) I have yet to try their Salmon sashimi with Assorted Tempura and Marinated Salmon Come early. I come 10 minutes before opening to secure first seating. The place isn't too big, so it'd be difficult to accommodate large parties. Service is efficient and sweet.

    Kani porridge
    Joyce A.

    This is an authentic Japanese restaurant. It's a hidden foodie place that offers comfort food as well as the requisite sushi dishes. My favorite snack is onigiri : rice wrapped around a small filling of bonito flakes, salmon or sour preserved plum (ume). Raw tuna cubes over grated Japanese white yam is so delicious. (Maguro Yamakake) Mazuko seaweed with vinegar was surprisingly delicious and also served mixed with more yamakake. The soups here are so good!! Any of the chazuke ( we get the sake or grilled salmon): delicious broth and very tender salmon. All the porridge here is very bright, thinner than Chinese congee or Korean juk. Topped with fluffy egg, mushrooms and onions; I got the Kani or crab porridge. It is large enough to share. Fresh sashimi available, also can be made a combo. They accommodated a request for a small chicken Katsu for our little girl, making it a combo for less price. Very gentle and efficient waitress. Kitchen is absolutely buzzing. Offers lunch specials but limited hours. Quite small space but there are several tables. I often end up having dinner late so thankfully they are open later.

    nabeyaki udon
    Smita N.

    A cozy, well-loved izakaya in an unassuming strip mall in cypress. I have passed by this location many times, but didn't realize it was hiding a gem. Great menu selection, with lighter and heavier fare, all tucked in a cozy spot with friendly service. The udon is perfect for cold evenings, and the grilled fish dishes are hearty but not too heavy. I may have found my new local gem!

    Eel Bowl & Hot Soba Noodles - Lunch Special 12/6/24
    Phil C.

    I've been coming to Echizen for its authentic Japanese fare and excellent service. Tucked in a small plaza across from Cypress College, this is one of my go-to spots for the izakaya and daily lunch menu. Although their lunch menu is limited, many good options exist, especially if you prefer a lighter lunch. Daily lunch specials are displayed at the door and on their Instagram, @echizencypress. The dinner menu at Echizen is extensive, izakaya-style, with a variety of small plates, grilled fish, sashimi, and entrées. Compliment your meal with Japanese Spirits (sake, shochu), beer, wine, or soft drinks. Here are some of my favorites: * Zarusoba with tempura shrimp - a classic light dinner or lunch item * Nabeyaki udon - Udon in a clay pot is hot and satisfying * Onigiri (rice ball) - I usually get the salmon, but they have other fillings as well * Fried soft-shell crab - always light, crispy, and delicious * Surume tsukeyaki (grilled dry squid) - firm texture, dipping sauce adds a nice additional flavor, great with beer or sake * Spinach and garlic - a nice starter * Agedashi Tofu - 4 lightly fried tofu pieces with a flavorful sauce. * Fresh sashimi and grilled fish Seating is limited inside, with tables and counter options. Sometimes, there can be a wait, so please be courteous and enjoy your meal quickly when people are waiting. They also accept reservations over the phone or in person. I'm happy to support this local establishment and can't wait to visit again!

    Lunch special
    Katie H.

    This is my go-to restaurant in OC. I come here for celebrations, for rainy days, when I need to satisfy my japanese food cravings. Just good, simple basic food, so many options. I like the lunch sets but prefer dinner because I get to order a variety of dishes. Some of my go-tos: cod roe, hamachi collar, agadashi tofu, kimchi pork, spinach & garlic, sashimi salad, deep fried oysters, udon to end a meal!

    Butterfish cheeks (collar)
    Mike C.

    I think the last time we ate from here was over the pandemic, so it wasn't a dining experience. My daughter was craving Japanese and she suggested we go to Echizen. So off we go. Bottom line: they are good. Not fancy, or trend setting. Just solid Japanese food that I expect when wanting to eat Japanese food. The style of dining is Izakaya, smaller plates (a la carte) unless you order a bento (combo). The service was good. A bit on the slow side, but not horrible. There was only 2 people working the dining room, and they were hustling a full dining room. Tea and water cups were full and we were checked on twice during our meal. The food had all the flavors that you would expect and the portions were right for this style of dining. The sashimi was fresh and delicious. Tempura and cutlet was crispy and not oily. The Miso butterfish collar was of good size and delicious. The only ding I have is that the sauce and miso soup are on the salty side. Other than that, I was content with what I received. Value wise, it is what you expect post pandemic. 3 adult dinners added up to just under $100 before tip. It's our new dining reality. I'll be back when that late night Japanese craving sets in - they are open till 10 Fri-Sat.

    Kazuko I.

    Great service! First time returning to the Restaurant after the new ownership. The restaurant was quite crowded and everyone looked happy. Since I had only one type of food, I cannot actually comment on all experience yet. I tried the most difficult dishes to perfect. It was fried oyster and beef Kuniaki. Both need to be prepared with perfection of frying the food. In my opinion, it was too heavily breaded. Needs to be lightly breaded and finish with light crispiness.. I hope the Chef changes his method of preparing these dishes. Since the service was super nice, and I like that atmosphere, I would like to go back and try perhaps something that is not fried. Such as. Sashimi and some of the side dishes. Looking forward to going back again.

    Today's lunch special
    Poupee C.

    Just an update for lunch specials! It's such a deal. For $14, you will definitely walk out feeling satisfied. This day, the lunch special included: zaru soba - cold buckwheat noodles veggie tempura small beef bowl - loaded with grilled onions, ginger, nori simmered kelp - so healthy for you! Rich in iron and other minerals! tsukemono - pickles Service is super nice and pretty quick. Lunchtime, usually, is crowded and requires a wait. But you never know! If you can, don't take your time. Be courteous so the next party can enjoy the meal too and for the restaurant is able to accommodate more and serve more customers. We love supporting our neighborhood businesses! We need them as much as they need us. Itadakimasu!

    SurferGirl S.

    I found an old school authentic Japanese restaurant in North OC!! The food and service are excellent. Highly recommended!!

    Nasu yaki
    Kiyoto K.

    It's been a year since the owner chef changed, but they still serve a lot of delicious food. Lunch is also posted on Instagram every day. Every dish is delicious. The staff are also very kind and helpful. Every time I come here, my stomach and my heart are satisfied. It gets busy on Fridays and Saturdays, so I recommend making a reservation.

    Daily Special, pork belly with vegetables in a miso broth with deep fried tofu, steamed rice and pickles.

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    Ask the Community - Echizen Japanese Restaurant

    Do you still have outdoor dining?

    No, we don't have outdoor dining anymore. Thank you for asking.

    Does the restaurant have air conditioning (AC)?

    Yes!!

    Does the restaurant have heated-outdoor seating?

    Yes. Please enjoy cozy outdoor dining with heaters.

    When is oden available?

    Randomly during winter seasons. Dinner hour only.

    Do you still have inaniwa noodle?

    Yes, we do. We would be happy to serve you Inaniwa udon.

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    Gomen

    Gomen

    4.1
    (1.2k reviews)
    2.2 mi
    $$

    We finally tried Gomen in Stanton and were so impressed! It's pretty lowkey from the outside, but…read moreonce you walk in, the food speaks for itself. We started with the shishito peppers and takoyaki, and the takoyaki was easily some of the best we've had. It came out piping hot, perfectly crispy on the outside, and soft and fluffy inside. Since it was such a hot day, we ordered the Hiyashi Chuka (chilled ramen) and the Oroshi Soba Combo with grated radish and tempura. Both were super refreshing and exactly what we were craving. The Hiyashi Chuka had a great balance of flavors with fresh toppings, and the soba was light, chewy, and paired really well with the crispy tempura. The hot tea was a nice touch, and everyone working there was friendly and welcoming. We also loved how extensive the menu is. There are so many Japanese comfort food options that we'll definitely be back to try more. If you're looking for authentic Japanese food in the area, Gomen is absolutely worth a visit.

    Ive been to Gomen twice now specifically for their jajang ramen…read more It not the dish that usually people go for at a ramen spot but it is now the sole reason me and my boyfriend keep coming back. It has so many toppings in it that you can get a noodle refill and be completely fine with the amount of stuff left in your bowl to coat the rest of your noodles. The noodles are perfectly cooked and chewy combined with the savory sauce and the meat and diced veggies in the jajang makes a perfect meal. They usually have some pokemon or old anime on the tv playing. The staff is also super attentive and overall a nice chill spot. Theres booth spots, regular tables, and bar seating as well but they can get busy. We've waited 10-20 mins before at a dinner rush so I would recommend avoiding the usual peak hours.

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    Tokyo Bites

    4.6
    (44 reviews)
    0.2 mi
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    We had to go to Ross and this place Tokyo Bites is in the same plaza around the corner from Ross…read moreStore. It was fairly early so the place was quiet and lots of available seating. At first I thought it was a fast food style, order at the counter and wait for your order to be ready, but it was actually a casual sit down restaurant. The lovely lady took our order when we were ready. They offer a variety of plates and combo plates which includes California roll and gyoza. They have a but two rolls and get one free special which is what I went with. They have a variety of sushi rolls to choose from. They have no rice rolls and several styles of specialty rolls. They even have ramen or udon noodle soups. The service was attentive enough to not feel forgotten. She checked on us a few times and made sure our water was replenished. Pleasantly surprised about this place. Nowhere a high end Japanese restaurant, but very sufficient enough for a simple lunch.

    My fiancé and I came here after church and the atmosphere was calm, which we liked…read more Highlight for me, and her was the spicy edamame. We killed it. Service was solid too, our server kept checking in on us but it wasn't too much. I got the chicken katsu combo plate, the chicken was crispy which I liked. My fiancé got the summer rolls, no complaints, and the salmon was fresh. Overall just a good experience, I'd come back.

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    Karē Japanese Curry

    Karē Japanese Curry

    4.5
    (216 reviews)
    4.3 mi
    $$

    The little kiosk had self order screens but the lady working there was happy to assist. I got the…read morechicken katsu curry rice bowl and added a friend over easy egg. The chicken was not overly coated for crust so they were still flavorful but not super greasy. I love that they place the curry in a side container so you can control his much is on there and not let leftovers get soggy This is in a food hall and there is plenty of seating inside. They do have a big screen TV in the food hall and it is right across from this place. The World Cup was on so the place was super loud near there My hubby and I would return to this place.

    Stopped by Rodeo 39 for the first time with a buddy just to kill some time. I was kind of hungry,…read moreso I decided to try this spot. You can order through the kiosk or the person in the front. Not commenting on the service because I ordered through the kiosk. From what I recall, there's no dedicated restaurant seating... it was basically first come first serve food court seating. I ordered the chicken curry katsu. The katsu came out super crispy... light, crunchy breading that held up all the way through without getting soggy. The curry itself was rich and flavorful without being overpowering, and it paired really well with the rice. Everything felt intentionally balanced, just the right ratio of curry to rice. I would definitely come back if I'm in the area.

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    Cafe Hiro

    Cafe Hiro

    4.0
    (1.4k reviews)
    1.4 mi
    $$

    Mother's Day celebration is a perfect occasion to come back to Cafe Hiro. The Omakase is the best…read moreoption when we are all together. For the omakase we get a choice of three appetizers, two pasta dishes, chefs choice entree, chefs choice risotto, and a choice of dessert for each person. Doesn't sound like a lot, but it's truly enough and you get a variety of choices. This visit we went with beef tataki, salmon burrata, deep fried oysters, shrimp tempura salad, eggplant and mushrooms pasta, Uni pasta, scallops risotto, and the prime steak. Each dish is an 8/10 or better. I would gate keep this place if I could, but many who don't know that good Japanese Cuisine is not just limited to sushi. Cafe Hiro- Gochisōsamadeshita Arigatō Gosaimasu

    Well, well, well... look who finally crawled back after a few years. And guess what? Nothing's…read morechanged--not the decor, not the crowd (still empty at 6:30 on a Saturday--yikes), and definitely not the 'meh' factor. The scallop risotto? Still a banger. Must-order for sure. Dessert? Yep, still solid. But everything else? Let's just say the shrimp tempura salad, beef tataki, tuna tartare, beef tongue stew, and mentai spaghetti formed a perfect little symphony of average. No 'wow,' no fireworks, just... food that exists. Servers were friendly, though! Probably because they had plenty of time to chat with the only two tables in the whole dang dining room. So yeah. Same same but different? Nah. Just same same.

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    Tenori

    Tenori

    4.2
    (493 reviews)
    4.3 mi
    $$

    Ambiance: Cute lil mini store inside Rodeo 39 Public Market…read more(located on the left side). Plenty of parking spaces BUT parking can be quite busy depending on time and day. Service: As I arrived there was only one girl at the counter. She was very nice and told us if we had any questions or help to let her know. Self Serve at the counter and there are two large tablets where you input your orders! NOTE: NO CASH ONLY CARD. We came on a Friday, July 5th around 1pm. It wasn't too busy at the time for me. Good service. Food: BEST onigiri iv had! Iv tried the kbbq, mentaiko, honey walnut, and spicy salmon onigiri. My two favorite were the mentaiko and spicy salmon onigiri. The mentaiko (fish eggs) was delicious, it was salty but like the good saltiness (not overly salty if that makes sense haha) and keep in mind that it is a tad spicy but for me I can handle it because I love anything spicy! Now the spicy salmon onigiri was PERFECT. Not too spicy (perfect for those who likes a mild spice) and creamy. My bf ordered spicy salmon as well and honey walnut shrimp. Both he said were delicious and his favorite was the honey walnut shrimp! For the kbbq, it was delicious too! Reminded me of Kbbq! All onigiris came with seasoned furikake and seaweed (there's an option if u want it on the side or remove it). There is also ahi tube poke and 3 sauces to choose from. I chose 1 spicy mayo on the side and it tasted really good with the onigiri. Each onigiri is labeled on the wrapper so it's easy to know which is which. I personally think think this onigiri store has a good amount of filling which I love! Drinks we ordered strawberry lemonade and regular lemonade. 5/5 great drinks and refreshing on a hot day. Overall everything was a 10/10 for me. If you really want to be full full, eat 4 onigiris, if u want to be full but not TOO full, 3 is good enough! Definitely will come back and will recommend this place to friends and family!

    I was hungry--but more snacky than full-on hungry. After wandering the hall a bit, I grabbed three…read moreonigiri (aka omusubi... but let's be honest, "rice triangles" sticks better in my brain). Whatever you call them, they were legit. Freshly made with perfectly steamed rice, stuffed with sweet or spicy tuna and other tasty meats, then wrapped in just the right amount of salty seaweed. Simple, clean, and dialed in. Chef's kiss. This place quietly serves seriously good food. Pro tip: get the fork-fallen scraps. Trust me...worth it.

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    Onigiri (KBBQ & Spicy Tuna) and Spam Musubi. Dinner 9/4/2025
    Onigiri (KBBQ & Spicy Tuna) and Spam Musubi. Dinner 9/4/2025
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    Mitsuwa Marketplace

    Mitsuwa Marketplace

    3.2
    (164 reviews)
    2.0 mi
    $$

    Very clean and brightly lit store. It was in the smaller side but they had half of their space…read moreoccupied by the food court. There was a good selection of eateries and dessert options to select from. The grocery store itself had a decent variety of home and food products to select from. Overall satisfied with my time at this store.

    Even though this may be my first time reviewing a Mitsuwa, there shouldn't be any doubt that…read morethey're one of my favorite markets. At the very least, it has been my favorite chain of Japanese markets, but it stinks how they have just one location in the Bay Area! In fact, across my limited number of trips to SoCal, I've already visited more locations down here than back at home and I have to say - this location may be the newest, but it's also my least favorite one I've been to. Like pretty much every other Mitsuwa I've been to, this location has a cute little food court with a half dozen or so eateries offering a variety of food options - from ramen, udon, and curry rice plates to onigiri, matcha, and Japanese sweets. As for the market, it has all of the usual offerings you would expect - a solid selection of fresh produce, meats, seafood, frozen foods, pantry staples, alcohol, snacks, and sections of prepared foods and sushi to choose from. What's more, as a whole, everything here felt so new and clean (which makes sense in hindsight, as it apparently opened only back in November). With all of that having been said, though, it's weird to me how this place still felt a bit...lacking. While you can find a decent mix of things to eat at their food court, it's pretty much limited to three eateries, so don't be surprised to see lines when it's busy. Also, despite how new it is, the market feels smaller than other Mitsuwas I've been to. That's not inherently bad, but pickings felt relatively slim for certain meats and produce we were looking for, as well as their bento boxes and sushi. Granted, it probably didn't help that we were here on a Sunday and the place was packed with customers, but it's not like we stopped in towards the end of the day either. All in all, while I definitely think there are plenty of positives about this location, I'd be lying if I said I was as impressed with this one as I was by their location in Costa Mesa. It's definitely nice how new it is and I would never be opposed to going to any Mitsuwa, but if I lived out this way, it'd be tough not to know whether I'll be able to get everything I need here or if I'll also need to stop off somewhere else. THREE AND A HALF STARS rounded down for now.

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    Karaage with curry plate.
    Karaage with curry plate.
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    Omusubi Gonbei

    Omusubi Gonbei

    3.4
    (37 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    This Omusubi Gonbei is located inside Mitsuwa's food court. After shopping at Mitsuwa, my husband…read moreand I decided to walk over to the food court, just to see what other food vendors are here (it makes me sad that this Mitsuwa was not here when I used to live in Cypress many years ago). After we walked right in front of Omusubi Gonbei, we both decided to get some onigiri. We were greeted by a smiling and friendly employee behind the counter when we approached this little eatery. We ended up purchasing: Spicy Tuna, $2.70 prior to tax- My husband decided to order this and really enjoyed it. I didn't have any because I am not much of a spicy eater. But my husband enjoyed it. Grilled Eel, $3.60 prior to tax- My husband and I split this one. I really liked the eel and also the sauce that was used on top of the eel. My husband also really liked this one. Fried Oyster, $3.60 prior to tax- I decided to order this one but it was topped with a spicy mayonnaise that I thought was a little too spicy for me (again, I am not a spicy eater). But the fried oyster itself was good. ---------------------------------- (Total= $10.67 after tax) Wait time for our items was pretty much non existent, since the girl helping us boxed up our items before I even had the chance to finish paying (I always struggle to pay via tap on the first try... I always seem to have the credit card somewhere else, instead of wherever the sensor is to pay for it...D'oh). This was a great snack for us since we had lunch 3 hours before (I had a light lunch of a tofu salad so the 1.5 onigiri that I had was perfect for me). I like that the onigiri was fresh and the filling. But there is a significant amount of rice and very little of the filling. But I still liked it regardless and would definitely come back to try the other flavors in the future.

    Not too mad at the food, but the rice balls were nothing too special or superior…read more Service was very fast and friendly. In the grocery store food court, the rice balls make for a quick and easy meal. I got the shrimp tempura and eel. Lots of rice to protein ratio.

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    Sushi World

    Sushi World

    4.0
    (923 reviews)
    2.0 mi
    $$

    This sushi place seems to just keep getting better…read more Not sure if they had oysters before but I recently saw it on the menu. It is so good we get at least two orders everytime we come I also love all the nigiri they have. We usually pick the ones from Japan and it is delicious. The service is really good. I usually get my food without sesame and I noticed the other day they accidentally out a little sesame on it and instead of just picking it off and giving it to me the remade the whole order. I was very very impressed by it. The ambiance is nice. It can feel casual but the food you taste is very Delicious and feel high end.

    Quick dinner on a Friday after work. The staff is always welcoming and made sure to check in on us…read moreregularly. Our first time here was last. It was happy hour before 5pm. Prices are affordable and sushi was flavorful. Today, we ordered almost the same items but unfortunately there was barely any taste. It did not taste bad more like freshly unfrozen with only some flavor and little sweetness. Spicy edamame - tasted like it was just sate'd in chili oil and salt Yellow tail belly Albacore belly Jumbo Scallop Ankimo Spanish Makeral Red Snapper We really enjoyed this place and wanted to give it another try but if you do try; definitely come before 5pm for their Makeral hour prices. Again, the staff was very nice nice welcoming. It is a place for family and quick get together but the food has been hit n miss.

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    Various Salmon Handrolls
    Various Salmon Handrolls
    Fresh Hawaiian Tuna Poke
    Fresh Hawaiian Tuna Poke
    Sashimi spread featuring  Ikura, Uni, Japanese Jumbo Scallops, Red Snapper, Escolar, Tamago, and of course, our Bluefin Tuna

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    Sashimi spread featuring Ikura, Uni, Japanese Jumbo Scallops, Red Snapper, Escolar, Tamago, and of course, our Bluefin Tuna
    Ramen Mura

    Ramen Mura

    4.1
    (34 reviews)
    4.3 mi
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    AMAZING food and deals! I found this place inside of a food court with several other businesses and…read moretheir prices are so good, I decided to give them a try above the other food options! We got the tonkotsu ramen and a yellowtail roll called Angrytail Roll. The fish is fresh and the Tonkotsu is so flavorful that we even finished all the broth. Our server was so sweet as well. It also felt like a different little world inside of this restaurant, within the food court, which is very cool for an experience for dining within a food court. Highly recommend!

    Wanted to try another restaurant at Rodeo39 and Ramen Mura looked good! They also had a really…read moreappealing bogo deal on ramen where it was buy one bowl of ramen and get the second half off. In addition to the many ramen variations, their menu features a good selection of different apps. For the bogo, I got the black ramen while my friend got the tonkotsu ramen. The black ramen was pretty good. A bit too salty for me, but I still liked the taste. My friend's tonkotsu broth was also good. The pork was tender and not too fatty which I prefer. We also got an order of chashu fries and thought these were good. We were quite full from the soup but brought the leftover fries home to warm in the air fryer. The ramen here tastes fine. It's nothing too special so I don't think I'd get ramen here again.

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    Ramen Mura
    Sunkissed Roll
    Sunkissed Roll
    Oh my, a classic tempura & tuna roll? Yum!

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    Oh my, a classic tempura & tuna roll? Yum!

    Echizen Japanese Restaurant - japanese - Updated July 2026

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