The portions were brought out very quickly! Also, the side dishes were very yummy as well!…read moreDefinitely worth the money!

Food is delicous, service is far from suspiscious, Ambiance is bright, this place is truly a delightread more

this food is always really yummy, i have to make sure i save space whenever i come to eat here so i…read morecan fully enjoy it. also the service is always friendly. jonathan was very nice, responsive, and attentive!

We came here around opening for dinner on Father's day. They have a happy hour menu on weekdays and…read moreweekends which is very nice! The service was good and attentive. The appetizer we got was the chicken larvae and takoyaki and both were solid good food. I got the spicy niku ramen with the spice on the side so I can add as much as I wanted. We also got the normal ramen which was good too. The chashu pork is what made the ramen stand out the most as it was really good. We also got the tsukemen ramen (not pictured) which is what they are known for. Good food and service altogether!

Heard great recommendations from a friend and so I waited for the hype to die down to try, and it…read moredid not disappoint! This is one of the best katsu places in the bay and is comparable to the katsu I had in Hawaii (: For two people, getting your own katsu set is enough. My partner & I didn't need assorted tempura side because we got really full! Also experienced katsu-fried flavor fatigue lol. If you get katsu here, make sure its the Hire Katsu! It was tender and juicy! I heard the regular katsu is drier and can be tough. I am a curry katsu girly and the curry was good! Though I prefer curry from Curry Hyuga, the katsu here is wayyyy better. At other places, the katsu is either small or on the tougher side. This place definitely gets busy and they know how to make good katsu. I appreciate how flaky the katsu was and the miso soup was also tasty. Unlike other places, the miso soup wasn't grainy. I want to come back again, but Katsu Gin is a far drive for me. If I was in the area, I'll go a lot more.

Katsu Gin is a welcome addition to Milpitas offering delicious katsu…read more The restaurant itself is clean and fairly small so expect there to be a wait if you come during prime hours. On a Saturday evening around 6 PM we had to wait roughly 30 minutes before being seated. Once arriving you can scan the QR code to put yourself in the queue. We ordered the fried tofu (appetizer), chicken katsu set, and pork katsu curry. The fried tofu was perfectly crisp without being too oily. A nice appetizer to start the meal. The set comes with cabbage, miso soup, rice, and meat of choice. The chicken was perfectly fried on the outside and tender on the inside. We were anticipated the pork to be tender but found it to be more tough and slightly dry in comparison to the chicken. I would recommend the chicken moving forward. The curry had good flavor and was excellent to eat with the meat. Service was friendly and quick. They frequently monitor the dining area to make sure all needs are being met. The owner of Katsu Gin is really friendly and you can tell he really is passionate about his food and restaurant. Overall, I'd return and recommend!

My family usually come to Kakuna Sushi, my kids love sushi here, also good customer services,…read moreeveryone should come here,

I really liked the California roll and freshness of all the food. The ayce option was also coolread more

I absolutely love Japanese Italian fusion type of restaurants in Socal and happily to find out…read moreabout La Casa Mia in the Bay Area! It reminds me of Spoon House, Unico, Akane Chaya combined from Gardena & Redondo Beach. With that being said, I appreciate that I could order uni or mentaiko pasta and bring home leftovers. I love their honey mustard karaage and the mentaiko cream pasta along along with other offerings. Their cute beverages with the snow cone ball is a nice touch!

Food is really just average. ordered the daily special which comes with soup, salad, a slice of…read morepizza & a portion of pasta (you select your pasta from a list). Veggie soup is a nice clear broth but salad dressing is not to my taste. It was the house pizza which was magherita pizza but look/taste like tomato-based pizza with cheese topping. Where's the basil/herb? Dough was decent. I chose the mentaiko pasta which is ok (but lowest rating of all the mentaiko pasta I have had) Friend ordered seafood pasta in red sauce. It came with so much liquid that we thought it was a stew. Both of us agreed that this is a one time is enough kinda place 5 Stars for friendliness of the staff & pleasant interior decorations but that's where it end. Felt more like a cafe

Waitress and services was great the qualities of the food were excellent. I would definitely…read morerecommend others to come to experience the place.

After walking in Wages grill Ace the staff greeted us. The price is very affordable and service…read moreis on point.

This has become my favorite sushi spot after trying so many different places over the years. The…read morefish is always fresh, the flavors are amazing, and there is a huge variety of rolls and dishes to choose from. Every bite tastes high quality, and the combinations of ingredients are always delicious. If you're looking for great sushi, this is definitely a place worth visiting.

Are you tired of spending $50+ for 2 in a sushi place to only feel half full? Tired of the small…read moreportions the Japanese sushi places serve? Then look no further, because Sen Dai knocks down 2 birds with one stone. Good prices, big portions, fast service, they have it all - at the cost of some authenticity and wait times. I came here at 5:15PM on a weekend and the restaurant was already almost full. By the time I left, there was a good amount of people waiting outside, so make sure you come early to avoid the crowd. The plaza is also tiny so parking may be a bit tough. I ordered an extra large Milpitas roll, Lemondrop, and Orgasmic. Food came about 5-10min after we ordered, which was surprisingly quick given the number of takeout orders and customers. The raw fish tastes very fresh, and they do not skimp on the portions! The star of the show was the Milpitas roll, but I feel like you cannot go wrong with most of their sushi roll menu items. This is one of the few establishments that give me pre-Covid vibes - large portions, fair prices, quick service, and decor that's a little outdates but gets the job done. Which is exactly why I will be coming back here for years to come.

I thought I had reviewed this place already. I have probably brought a handful of people to enjoy…read morethis place. A few friends and I was told of this all you can eat sushi place on Calaveras Boulevard closer to Highway 680. It's in a corner shopping center with Starbucks, a dim sum Chinese restaurant, Christie's donuts which is on the corner of Calaveras Boulevard and Park Victoria. First impression: It's clean and can certainly accommodate large parties as I have seen parties up to 20 people celebrating a birthday as well as tables and booths occupied by couples and small groups. It's a no nonsense ordering system that you have choices of regular menu or premium menu. Premium items are highlighted in red. The difference is only $5.00 so I suggest people get the premium menu so the entire menu is all offered. Honestly, I think I've been there about five times and right now, I think I have enjoyed 80% of the menu items right now. The staff are very swift and friendly. They even fill your water glasses constantly. I believe we can order three or four items at a time and I'm told at about 10 minute intervals. I remember a waitress said that they're not allowed to enter an order until 10 minutes have pashe'd, but that has never been a problem as by the time the first set of food arrives. you are enjoying the yummy plates/bowls as well the company of friends and/orfamily. Although it's all you can eat, I appreciate that the portions are not extremely large so you can order multiples and each time food comes out fresh, newly fried, newly baked, newly made or simply newly created. My favorites are the Age-dashintofu, salmon carpaccio, shrimp tempura, UnagI-Don, island hand roll, karage chicken, smoke salmon, veggie tempura, and many of the maki rolls. I have tasted and likely would not order the udon soup because it was extra salty. Also, I don't order steam rice as rice can be a stomach filler. (I'm ok with the rice from the rolls and unagi-Don mini bowls) However, the fried rice is pretty good, but have to add a few drops of soy sauce. My friends who loves seafood, love the grilled mackerel (saba shioyaki) baked mussels and fried softshell crab, as well as squid and mushroom mini salad and maki rolls such as Godzilla roll, double salmon roll, crunch roll, dynamite roll, Milpitas roll plus a dozen more. The simple, no nonsense dessert of mochi ice cream is the perfect ending. It's usually a choice between green tea Mochi ice cream scoop and mango Moch ice cream scoop. They also offer sake, Japanese beer, Japanese soda, regular soda, as well as iced tea, lemonade, Arnold Palmers, and probably more I have not mentioned. I do wish they offer seasonal or special items (not on the menu), like mini ramen bowls or mini curry rice bowls. if specials are offered, it can be an extra menu card or staff can mention the specials when they take your order. Btw the QR code on table doesn't work, but that's fine with me bc I enjoy the interaction, plus I don't want to flip from eating then grabbing my cell phone to scroll. So far so good, everyone I have brought here or recommended to this place is/are happy and very pleased. Can't wait to go back to Okawa soon.

My friends and I were craving sushi, so we decided to try Okawa Sushi for the first time. When we…read moregot there, it was not busy at all and we were seated right away. The restaurant was nice and open with good lighting over our tables. We started ordering a bunch of nigiri, soft shell crab, a couple sushi rolls, and some appetizers. The food came out relatively fast and I liked that we could continuously order more sushi through our phone. One thing I noticed was that they had a chef's choice sashimi option on the menu, but it was not available on the app, so you have to order that directly through the waiter. The waiters were attentive and we were able to flag them down when we had questions. Overall, I thought the fish was pretty fresh. Compared to some other newer all you can eat sushi spots, the rice portions were a bit larger, but I still enjoyed the meal. I just wish they had scallops on the menu. Overall, a good sushi spot in the San Jose area.