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Open • 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

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Great hospitality amazing chicken teriyaki and I gotta recommend the garlic fries.. everything was super fresh.

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Leichi

Leichi

4.1(948 reviews)
2.3 mi
•$$$

This restaurant holds a special place in my heart, as it's the first higher-end meal I treated my…read moreparents to from my first corporate job. I cannot rave enough about how EVERY. SINGLE. DISH. IS. DELICIOUS! The first time I had Leichi, I wanted to go back the week after because it was that good. Service (with reservation) is always on point and food comes out quick. The waiters are welcoming and open to answering any questions. My favorites are the tempura octopus, homemade tofu, cold duck soba, black cod, hojicha panna cotta, and assorted sushi. They ship their fish from Japan, so it's always high quality and fresh. The sashimi is literally melt in your mouth. The housemade tofu is fresh and has the rich soy flavor. My boyfriend isn't a big tofu guy, but even he loved it. The black cod is cooked with sake and a must try! Their ginger ale is housemade with their ginger syrup. I'm always grabbing two cups whenever I go! The hojicha panna cotta is rich, creamy, and always a great end to any meal.

Tried Leichi right when they opened, so the space was calm with plenty of seating, which made for a…read morerelaxed start to the meal. The food was decent overall. Nothing was off, but nothing really stood out either. The sashimi was fresh and the grilled fish was cooked well, though the flavors and presentation didn't quite leave a lasting impression. It felt like everything played it a bit safe. Service was the highlight. Our server was attentive, checked in at the right moments, and made sure everything was taken care of without being intrusive. Overall, a solid spot if you're looking for a quiet, easy meal, but not somewhere I'd go out of my way for just yet.

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Leichi - Houjicha (roasted green tea)Panna Cotta

Houjicha (roasted green tea)Panna Cotta

Leichi - Beef tongue steak $24

Beef tongue steak $24

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La Casa Mia

La Casa Mia

3.9(769 reviews)
3.0 mi
•$$

a decent place for fusion pizzas and pasta, they also have 10% from 5:30-6:30pm Friday-Sundays…read morewhich seems like most people come for we got - takoyaki: pretty typical takoyaki, and pretty flavorful and crunchy, but seems like they skimp on the octopus, it was mostly bready batter - mentaiko mayo mochi cheese pizza: was pretty good but the potato seemed to not fit in the pizza and had no flavor - uni pasta: the sauce was great, pasta was cooked perfectly, big portions, I think the uni was seared or cooked which made it taste different than what I'm used to (less of a fresh sea-like taste if that makes sense) others- - meat sauce pasta with pork cutlet: apparently good, but not super memorable - spicy carbonara: apparently it was pretty good - mentaiko cream spaghetti

I used to love the food here, which makes this experience even more disappointing…read more Tonight, I arrived around 7:10 PM with my husband. We ordered our favorite appetizer first and then placed the rest of our order. There were both a female and a male server, and neither of them made us feel welcome at all. The male server did not write anything down while taking our order and barely responded when I spoke. He gave no acknowledgment whatsoever, so I honestly could not tell whether he even heard me. It felt like the staff simply wanted us to leave as quickly as possible because the restaurant closes at 8 PM. We even rushed through our meal and made sure to leave before 8 PM out of consideration for the staff, yet we were still treated like an inconvenience the entire time. What shocked me the most was the hygiene issue. The black-haired female server at the counter near the entrance dropped a small stainless steel basket used for checks onto the floor, stepped on it with her shoe, then picked it up with her hands and placed it back without cleaning or sanitizing it. After that, she never washed or sanitized her hands, yet continued touching napkins, utensils, and setting tables. That is completely unacceptable, especially in a restaurant. To make things worse, my husband ordered a soju cocktail, and the male server placed the alcoholic drink directly in front of me even though I am visibly 9 months pregnant with a very large baby bump. He said nothing and walked away. Not once did the staff say "enjoy your meal" when serving our food. They never checked on our table even once afterward, and we never received any water or napkin refills. The only time the male server came back was after cleaning the restroom to tell us the kitchen was closing. If customers arriving after 7 PM are such an inconvenience, then please put a sign on the door telling people not to come in after that time. And most importantly, please teach your staff proper hygiene and basic customer service. This was one of the most unwelcoming and unsanitary dining experiences I have ever had.

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La Casa Mia - Interior

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La Casa Mia - Baguette ($6 with up to 3 free refills)

Baguette ($6 with up to 3 free refills)

La Casa Mia - Salmon pasta

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Taichi Pot Shabu Shabu

Taichi Pot Shabu Shabu

4.4(2.6k reviews)
2.0 mi
•$$$
Locally owned & operated
Vegetarian friendly

Came here 5:30, we had a reservation, and we came when it opened so there was literally nobody…read morethere. PARKING: decent parking, it's around other places so it is in a lot but if it is a busy time it would be pretty hard to try and get a space. PLACE: fairly big, but not too big, would have to combine a few chairs and tables to accommodate to bigger parties, the sauces and everything are already on the table, so are the dishes as well. FOOD: We got the ultra, Tom Yum Tonkotsu & Shiro Miso Soymilk - Tom Yum tasted really good and it paired well with the meat, the Shiro Miso just tasted more like miso soup than actual soy milk mixed in. American Wagyu & Black Angus Beef Toro - I feel like the American Wagyu was a little too fatty for my liking, or it could be the other way around lol, I kind of don't remember which one was which but one had amazing marbling that melted in your mouth. We also got lychee beer, which was super good, didn't even taste like beer. We had like 3 glasses which is funny because we aren't drinkers but it was so delicious. I recommend any of their fruity beers. Edamame - don't really recommend, comes cold and some pieces were not really good.

AYCE hot pot for the win! Came to Taichi Pot Shabu Shabu after they were featured on Yelp's top 100…read moreplaces to eat in the Bay Area list. Even though they aren't too far from me I hadn't heard of them before. It's an unassuming spot tucked into a shopping center next to a bagel and water shop, but it gets crowded, and for good reason. This was only my second time ever having hot pot, the first time was not AYCE and was an individual pot, so it was fun to try the shared AYCE way. We picked two broths, the Shrimp and signature, and then went down the menu selecting proteins and other add-ons. We went with the Ultra over the supreme so we could get some of the nicer cuts of meats. They have happy hour pricing of a few dollars off earlier in the evening, which was going on when we were in. Non-meat dd-on favorites included the Napa cabbage, kabocha squash, ramen, bok choy, and shitake mushrooms. We got the Enoki mushrooms the first round, but switched to shitake for round two and they were the favorite. My boyfriend's favorite meat was the wagyu, and I was partial to the pork and angus beef, but everything was good.

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Taichi Pot Shabu Shabu - Kanto style Sukiyaki

Kanto style Sukiyaki

Taichi Pot Shabu Shabu - Intense Spiciness of Mala Dashi!

Intense Spiciness of Mala Dashi!

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Greenfish - japanese - Updated May 2026

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