Greeted within moments of walking in the door by multiple staff members, all with a smile. Clean,…read morewell lite, and good spacing for navigating the restaurant. They have a happy hour menu from 11-5:45. WHAT?! I chose from the happy hour the two rolls for 20.95 and then 4pc gyoza. The rolls are big and packed full of flavor and the gyoza fried perfect. Was checked on multiple times while dinning. This will be my go to when visiting the area.

This is a go to for date night always leaves you full and happy. Never once have gotten bad food,…read moreeach time food is perfect. Service was so nice too, we went for our 5 year wedding anniversary and got such friendly service.

Good spot for Japanese food! The garlic teriyaki was grilled on a hot plate with sliced onions,…read morewith a great sweet and garlicky taste. The vibe inside was also great, with a nice interior and very friendly service. My only gripe with the restaurant would be the portions of the food. While they weren't bad, they definitely were on the pricier side for the amount of food given. Other than that, great spot for some nice Japanese food!

It's a casual dining with hints of savory fun to want to dress-up when you visit next…read more We arrived after 2 p.m. on a Friday and was pleasantly surprised. Expect to use stairs to arrive to this location on the second level. We were greeted with smiles and seated immediately. The menu offered many options, yet, not overwhelming. We ordered an appetizer, and a set menu item with 3 rolls (checkout the photos). Great flavor. Smart plating. Easy to share. Looking forward to taking my family!

Great lunch specials. Super service. Decent amount of seating and some curtained tables.read more

Was in the area randomly and stopped by for lunch. Was not expecting to find such a cute Sushi…read morerestaurant in Pasco. We where sat quickly in one of the booths that has a curtain. Which gives a nice sense of privacy. The staff was friendly and on top of all our needs. I got the Spicy Crab roll and Volcano roll. I would have liked a little more spice in the Spicy Crab roll. The volcano roll was really tasty but hard to eat with the presentation. Its served flat with 3 scallops on it. Its a lot for one bite.

Best sushi in tri cities. Stop by and find out for yourself. The owner and staff are awesome.read more

My kids favorite place to go to.. we love it and their California rolls are my kids favorite…read more. My son went in and told them that its his birthday and they surprised him with fried ice cream with a birthday candle.. My other son loved their noodles.. They service is amazing and they also have a decorated corner to take piks..

I love going here later at night. It's not too busy and the staff is very friendly. I've seen it…read moreget pretty busy around lunch because it's out in the area ,but definitely recommend.

I wanted to love this place. Dining area was nice. Comfortable looking booths with privacy. 7 pm…read moreand they were fairly empty but that may have to do with being in the middle of a mainly industrial area next to nothing else. Friendly staff. Sushi chef open coughed behind the sushi bar. Something that bothers me more than others but it was too late at this point.. We'd ordered takeout. I had to try the Las Vegas roll while we were in the car since it's a deep fried roll and I it's only fair to review it fresh. It was delicious. It's also a deep fried roll so.. I later tried the Lion King roll which was only mediocre. I think the best places will sear the salmon on top which really elevates this roll but they do not. I also had their Baked Mussels. I love the sauce these are baked in. Pretty similar to all other restaurants that serve this but the quality of the seafood makes the difference. My expectations for fresh seafood since moving to Eastern Wa are low and I mainly avoid it. These were so dry they were just falling apart into smaller pieces. Already small mussels just crumbling with barely a touch. Major disappointment for almost $3 a mussel. Finally, the Spicy Tuna roll. One item I thought should turn out decent. I couldn't even finish it. The tuna was minced into a mush. Personally I prefer a single piece of fresh tuna in my Spicy Tuna roll. I don't know if this is done to hide the freshness or lack of but it's also so overpowered by spiciness, and not a good kind, I literally did not taste tuna. My hunt for delicious, fresh sushi continues. I should also mention, prices are slightly higher than I'm used to for sushi which wasn't a big deal but the fact that they charge for carry out bags when you're spending over $60 was just a bad look. Grocery stores, I get it. Restaurants, just a bad move.

This sushi place was absolutely amazing! I love sushi, and this has to be one of the best places…read moreI've eaten at. The sushi is delicious and the staff is very kind. Definitely will come back here!

My family has lived in West Richland for over 30 years, and when I found out that there was a sushi…read moreand ramen place, I had to try it out. I've lived in major cities like Philadelphia and Seattle, and was a foreign exchange liaison in college. I know good Japanese food when I see it. To my utter shock and amazement, this is the real deal! In fact, the Black Garlic Tonkotsu is arguably the best ramen I've ever had. The chashu definitely is, without question. It had excellent flavor, with hints of cinnamon and a pleasant sweetness. The mouthfeel was truly next-level. The ajitama (soft boiled eggs marinared in soy sauce, mirin, and sake) were great. They went a bit skimpy on menma (lacto-fermented bamboo shoots), but I also just really love menma. The broth was, obviously, the star of the show, and had the rich creaminess of slow-simmered pork that one expects from tonkotsu. I also tried the OMG Salmon appetizer, which is a great deal on happy hour. The salmon was fresh, the cuts were perfect, and the sauce doesn't dominate the flavor. The decor is beautiful, and unparalleled by any other restaurant in West Richland -- not hard to do, but this place would look perfect in any large city. Flying glass fish swim through the sky-high ceilings, and the tables are neatly kept. They don't have a ton of seating for large groups, but there were still a couple of free tables when I got there. They also have ample seating for singles at the sushi bar. I highly recommend this place; it's a hidden gem punching way, way above its weight class. Don't miss out!

First time here and I really enjoyed the vegetarian ramen. It was flavorful and well seasoned, with…read morea generous portion overall. The only downside for me was the amount of noodles--it was a bit much for one serving and ended up absorbing a lot of the soup. That said, the ramen tasted great and was served at the perfect temperature. Ambiance was casual and service was good as well.

They make the yummiest real authentic teriyaki. Their shrimp yakisoba is also INCREDIBLE! Not to…read moremention their portions are perfectly sized. Truly my favorite!

Small portions. I am bias as I come from the west side which is knows for it teriyaki joints…read more Overall this place is ok. Ordered takeout one evening for first time. Three chicken t dinners and some pot stickers. Came to like $65 without tip so something over $70 in the end. Although the chicken was good, the portions were very small. The rice was on par but again, smaller scoops. Salad was just fine. I will keep looking. Tri cities is obviously lacking in good T joints and this place was no exception. I say lower the price a bit or offer more food. $14 should get you a good amount of chicken and rice. Chicken is pretty cheap at Costco (we shop there too). Just my two cents.