I've been here a couple times now. Always busy and pleasant. I have ordered their grilled salmon teriyaki lunch box special. It comes with soup, salad, 2 pieces of gyoza, 3 pieces of California roll, white rice, and some fruit (usually oranges).
So overall not a bad lunch. Especially for $12. The salmon portion was a nice size. However, the salad dressing is more like a mix of yum yum sauce and ranch, and you only can get California roll. They ask you if you want white or fried rice like it's an interchangeable option, but be aware fried rice is $2 extra. Additionally, my 2nd visit, I noticed I received shumai rather than the gyoza I was expecting (and is written as such on the menu). I was told it was chef's choice?? That wasn't what was written or told to me when I ordered. I have a sense it was what they had and ran out of gyoza but passed it off suddenly that it was chef choice when I asked. I much prefer gyoza over shumai and felt they should have just been up front and said they ran out of gyoza. I had ordered the same bento box lunch before and it came with gyoza then.
Lastly, both times, they never served the bento boxes with wasabi and ginger. I had to ask for wasabi the first time and they gave me a huge amount that was too much. I didn't bother to ask the 2nd time because of this. It seemed wasteful the first time. I thought it was a fluke to be missing these essential items in a bento box, but now that it happened again, I'm starting to think this is the norm for them. But I've never ordered a bento box that comes with sushi and wasn't served with wasabi and ginger. I'm actually shocked that no other reviews have noted this glaring omission in their lunch bentos. I see a photo where there is ginger but don't see wasabi. Others are like mine. It seems inconsistent. One review is from over 5 years ago and it seems to have wasabi and ginger. I didn't even know this place has been here that long. But there's no consistency over the years of including these condiments. So odd. I know it's just 3 pieces of California roll, but I need my wasabi and ginger. Will see if this changes in subsequent visits.
This is one of the few places that offer beef negimaki appetizer. At $11 though, I haven't tried it yet. I have not eaten dinner here, but their teriyaki salmon is $22, which is $3 more than another place I had it, so unless it's a really good sized portion, it seems pricey in comparison. I read how some reviews noted they don't appear very friendly, and I feel it's not that they're rude, but they seem indifferent. The male waiters seem to be a tad more personable. Overall, I think the lunch is a great value for what you get. The little issues are somewhat minor. It's hard finding one place that hits all the check boxes. Sometimes you accept the minuses for the other pluses. I recommend this place for a good and inexpensive lunch. read more