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Overall: 5 stars Came in for a very late lunch and greatly appreciated that the staff graciously allowed us to stay the duration of the meal uninterrupted, as we ordered quite a lot of food, and were very intent on savoring it to its fullest potential rather than speed running through it. The quality and variety of the fish is really good for the price, and this is a place I would be delighted to explore more of when I am in the bay. Highly recommend. Sashimi Omakase - Glistening set of thicc cut sashimi featuring the best cuts of classic beloved fish. I was very thrilled to receive both the belly of the salmon and yellowtail, which were glistening with the skin, paired with impressive knife work and delicate marbling. The pickled wasabi helped significantly to give it that uplifting kick for the white fish from sea bream to amberjack to snapper. Fat Boi Roll - Indulgent roll that starts with a delicious fried california roll to form the base, topped by an indulgent mix of sashimi, crab salad, and classic sushi sauces. I love that this roll is representative of a volcano, but nevertheless still tastes harmonious. Bluefin Lover Roll - Luxury coded roll that serves akami two ways, and is flavored with black truffle, pickled wasabi, and even more sauces to really give the roll the flavor it needs. I love the modern take on this roll, and its generosity in size. Food: +1 Presentation: +1 Price: E Atmosphere: E Service: +1 Menu: +2 Insta/Yelp/Beli: @amei_eats Insta/TikTok: @ameizing.race
This is probably my 5th or 6th time at Noma. My experience is mixed but generally good! I've only gotten sushi here and can say the variety of specialty rolls are plenty and the fish is pretty fresh. If you want a bit of everything on your sushi plus tempura crunch, get the Noma roll. That's my go-to. Their scallop inferno is also nice when you want a clean and simple roll. When you have an earlier dinner (like I did this time around; 5:30pm), the service is great with the food coming out in a timely manner. I've come during prime dinner time (7pm) and the wait can be long given how small the restaurant is. And a few times we'd put our order in and it would take a good 20-30 minutes to get anything. Even when we ordered a beer and all they have to do was go to the refrigerator, open the bottle and serve it to us, it wouldn't be done until we ask about it again. A lot of folks call in to reserve tables too so if you know you want to go there, call for a reservation to avoid the wait. They have a small parking lot for like 5-6 cars otherwise there's street parking. Overall, solid sushi spot!
Noma was a cute hole in the wall type of restaurant. They are generous with their cuts of fish. Got the chirashi don which came with a nice variety of fish. They did get the order mixed up and brought one extra chirashi instead but overall service was prompt and their menu has a good variety of entrees, rolls and sashimi.
We visited Noma Sushi on a Thursday evening and got seated right away with no reservation. This spot was tricky to find, since it was tucked away and quite small. The vibe was very casual with no frills. I started with a Miso Soup, which was expectedly good. We also got the Spicy Tuna Tartare Tacos to share between the 3 of us, which was perfect because it came in 3 pieces. My friend and I then ordered the Bluefin Lover's roll and Double Hamachi roll to share. Both of these were awesome! The fish was so tasty and fresh and the flavors went together really well. It was hard to pick a favorite between the two! I also tried a bit of my other friend's Geisha roll, which was nice but less memorable. Service was friendly and quick, and pricing was pretty standard.
This little hole in the wall ish sushi spot was pretty spot on for some quick and fresh sushi. Bit hidden and tucked away in this parking area but not too hard to spot. Plenty of parking around also. There was no wait when I came on a Thursday night. Service here is really friendly. Got the 10 piece omakase set and quality to price was solid. Each piece was fresh, buttery, and love how they include real wasabi on it.
No wait for my party of 4 on a Sunday lunch. Pretty small restaurant but cozy. Service is good, food came out fairly quickly. We shared the salmon sampler appetizer and 4 rolls: spicy crunch, mango spider, noma roll, and bluefin lovers. Salmon sampler was pretty good. I wasn't a huge fan of the smoked salmon but I loved the regular salmon and salmon belly sashimi. My favorite roll was hands down the mango spider. I usually love rolls with mango, and this one was so fresh with a LOT of crab on top. I also liked the spicy crunch roll and noma roll as well. The bluefin lovers roll was surprisingly my least favorite - I had the highest expectations for this roll due to the seared bluefin tuna and the black truffle, but we felt like it ended up being too heavy and too much. I think it would've been better if it were just the bluefin tuna with truffle on top as sashimi, without the rice/roll part, but just my opinion. Portions were very generous with thick cuts of fish and prices were reasonable. Overall I'd recommend this restaurant for solid sushi!
Another delicious meal at this cozy restaurant! We like to come here after going to the San Mateo Farmers market. Usually get the eel fried rice and a few rolls.
In San Mateo for the weekend, I was craving Sashimi. Looked for a few places that didn't look like reservations were required and found Noma. Had a good experience. First, if you can, do make a reservation. I got there early but as I dined, the restaurant filled up and people were waiting outside as I left. Me, party of one - usually never have a problem. If I got there ten to fifteen minutes after I did, I would have waited. This was for a seat at the counter. Guess I was lucky that night. Too bad I didn't buy a lottery ticket. The chefs behind the counter didn't really interact with the counter guests. Service was handled by the two different servers who seemed to tag team the entire restaurant. And they were busy. Overall, service was ok. There were a few instances where I had to wait but then again ... first world problems. As for the food, I really enjoyed the Sashimi and Shrimp Tempura. See pics. The tempura was done like I've had in Japan. Generous cuts of Sashimi - if you like it that way. I felt the Squid legs were ok. The batter was uneven and not golden brown all the way through - some pieces were crunchier while others were on the soggy side. Not that it was bad. I cleared the plate. Like I mentioned, the place got busy. Not a lot of seating - maybe just over a half dozen tables plus the bar. If it matters, there's a TV but the evening I was there, a Worship performance was on. No sports. It was a good experience. I'd go back. Other places I'd try before I do, but I'd definitely go back.
Noma Sushi is a hidden gem located 2 blocks from El Camino in a mixed residential/industrial area off Highway 92. Staff welcoming and friendly. While waiting, staff behind the sushi bar shared the names of the various rolls they were preparing as they knew it was my first time . Totally appreciated Ordered the following to go: SALMON SKIN SALAD. Basic mixed greens , 2 sliced grape tomatoes and nicely crisp salmon skins. Sounds odd but delicious!Salad came with 3 sauces: sesame dressing, ponzu and unagi sauce - good but wish the salad had more components 4/5 DRAGON ROLL - shrimp tempura with unagi. Nicely prepared shrimp tempura made fresh so it was crispy, (not rubbery) vs sitting around with a generous topping of eel and perfectly seasoned/cooked rice, fresh avocado and cucumber. 5/5 NOMA ROLL - server recommended as one of their popular ones with spicy tuna, salmon and tuna with crunchy panko flakes and their special sauce. It was good but will skip next time as the texture of the fish melded too much for me. Restaurant easily missed due to the small parking lot in front blocking the non-de script exterior. I'd return to try other items as Noma Sushi has a variety so you won't get bored. Inside about 10 - 4 seat tables along with 5 seats at the sushi bar. Free street parking. I wouldn't recommend dining with a large party on the weekend unless you make a reservation. Pricing on the higher side with like places but for the quality, worth it.
My new favorite sushi spot! We came here at the recommendation of a couple neighbor friends. Boy were they spot-on. It's a small spot, always has a good football/baseball/basketball game on (yay!) and the sushi is amazing. Seriously top quality. The sashimi is large fat cuts, not thinly trimmed. The sushi is expertly low rice - just the minimal amount to coat the fish and stuffings. I have been back twice in 10 days and I plan to waste/invest lots here LOL.
This was a hole-in-the-wall find and I was not disappointed! Its parking lot is super small so I'd recommend parking a bit away and walking over. I typically get the Ninja Heart roll and if I'm feeling extra special, the seared bluefin toro with uni nigiri. Both are so good - fish was so fresh and melts in your mouth!
I did a DoorDash takeout, so I don't have any insight to the service or dine-in for this place. The total for my order was around $28. I ordered the Lion King Roll and Unagi. The Unagi came with two pieces, and the Lion King Roll was eight pieces. The Unagi tasted really good and not overly saucy. I wished it came with more pieces. The Lion King Roll was saucy and flavorful, not really spicy at all. I would prefer a bit less sauce with the roll. Not sure why, but I didn't feel very well after finishing the sushi. I wonder if it might've been out too long since it went through DoorDash, but it's hard to say for certain. Another con I had from my sushi was that the Lion King Roll wasn't cut through all the way, so when I picked up a piece with my chopsticks, the bottom half was stuck to the whole roll and ended up falling apart. I think the sushi here was really good and flavorful, but I'm a bit disappointed by my experience. If I ever decide to try this place again, I probably wouldn't do food delivery and would try dine-in instead.
Omg, this sushi place is really good! All the rolls were delicious and included the following: California roll, lion king roll, and the volcano. I was amazed that they don't use too much rice. We also ordered the omakase 15 pc sashimi and the fish was super soft and fresh. We really enjoyed everything!! Service is great as well!
18 days ago
Amazing! This was our first time here, and we'll definitely be back for more. We came on a Friday night right when they opened. It's a little hole-in-the-wall spot, so it can be easy to miss, but they're serving fresh, high-quality fish. It's pretty small inside, but we were able to get seated right away. People started trickling in shortly after, though, so I can definitely see this place getting busy, especially during prime time. FOOD Salmon Sampler - 5/5 Very fresh! O-Toro - 5/5 Fresh and good! Japanese Uni Nigiri - 5/5 This was really good and creamy. Noma Roll - 3/5 This was okay. There were too many tempura flakes, which overpowered the entire roll. Dragon Roll - 5/5 Lion King Roll - 4/5 Karaage - 5/5 The kids really enjoyed this. Overall, we had a great experience for our first visit. Next time, I'd like to try more of their specialty rolls and some of their other special items as well. read more
Was super excited to try Noma after reading raving reviews for years. Tucked into a quiet corner in the Hayward park neighborhood, street parking was plentiful and a table for four was quickly available on a Sunday night. We ordered a tempura udon, a family sushi combo, and three rolls. Plenty of food between four people. While the portions and service was great, the food did not wow as we'd have hoped. Most of the dishes were pretty standard in taste. The sashimi looked delicious and thick but fell short in taste: a bit watery almost thawed taste. Overall not a bad experience, it did the job for a Japanese sushi/sashimi dinner, but didn't necessarily stand out. read more
Overall: 5 stars Came in for a very late lunch and greatly appreciated that the staff graciously allowed us to stay the duration of the meal uninterrupted, as we ordered quite a lot of food, and were very intent on savoring it to its fullest potential rather than speed running through it. The quality and variety of the fish is really good for the price, and this is a place I would be delighted to explore more of when I am in the bay. Highly recommend. Sashimi Omakase - Glistening set of thicc cut sashimi featuring the best cuts of classic beloved fish. I was very thrilled to receive both the belly of the salmon and yellowtail, which were glistening with the skin, paired with impressive knife work and delicate marbling. The pickled wasabi helped significantly to give it that uplifting kick for the white fish from sea bream to amberjack to snapper. Fat Boi Roll - Indulgent roll that starts with a delicious fried california roll to form the base, topped by an indulgent mix of sashimi, crab salad, and classic sushi sauces. I love that this roll is representative of a volcano, but nevertheless still tastes harmonious. Bluefin Lover Roll - Luxury coded roll that serves akami two ways, and is flavored with black truffle, pickled wasabi, and even more sauces to really give the roll the flavor it needs. I love the modern take on this roll, and its generosity in size. Food: +1 Presentation: +1 Price: E Atmosphere: E Service: +1 Menu: +2 Insta/Yelp/Beli: @amei_eats Insta/TikTok: @ameizing.race read more
This is probably my 5th or 6th time at Noma. My experience is mixed but generally good! I've only gotten sushi here and can say the variety of specialty rolls are plenty and the fish is pretty fresh. If you want a bit of everything on your sushi plus tempura crunch, get the Noma roll. That's my go-to. Their scallop inferno is also nice when you want a clean and simple roll. When you have an earlier dinner (like I did this time around; 5:30pm), the service is great with the food coming out in a timely manner. I've come during prime dinner time (7pm) and the wait can be long given how small the restaurant is. And a few times we'd put our order in and it would take a good 20-30 minutes to get anything. Even when we ordered a beer and all they have to do was go to the refrigerator, open the bottle and serve it to us, it wouldn't be done until we ask about it again. A lot of folks call in to reserve tables too so if you know you want to go there, call for a reservation to avoid the wait. They have a small parking lot for like 5-6 cars otherwise there's street parking. Overall, solid sushi spot! read more
Noma was a cute hole in the wall type of restaurant. They are generous with their cuts of fish. Got the chirashi don which came with a nice variety of fish. They did get the order mixed up and brought one extra chirashi instead but overall service was prompt and their menu has a good variety of entrees, rolls and sashimi. read more
We visited Noma Sushi on a Thursday evening and got seated right away with no reservation. This spot was tricky to find, since it was tucked away and quite small. The vibe was very casual with no frills. I started with a Miso Soup, which was expectedly good. We also got the Spicy Tuna Tartare Tacos to share between the 3 of us, which was perfect because it came in 3 pieces. My friend and I then ordered the Bluefin Lover's roll and Double Hamachi roll to share. Both of these were awesome! The fish was so tasty and fresh and the flavors went together really well. It was hard to pick a favorite between the two! I also tried a bit of my other friend's Geisha roll, which was nice but less memorable. Service was friendly and quick, and pricing was pretty standard. read more
This little hole in the wall ish sushi spot was pretty spot on for some quick and fresh sushi. Bit hidden and tucked away in this parking area but not too hard to spot. Plenty of parking around also. There was no wait when I came on a Thursday night. Service here is really friendly. Got the 10 piece omakase set and quality to price was solid. Each piece was fresh, buttery, and love how they include real wasabi on it. read more
No wait for my party of 4 on a Sunday lunch. Pretty small restaurant but cozy. Service is good, food came out fairly quickly. We shared the salmon sampler appetizer and 4 rolls: spicy crunch, mango spider, noma roll, and bluefin lovers. Salmon sampler was pretty good. I wasn't a huge fan of the smoked salmon but I loved the regular salmon and salmon belly sashimi. My favorite roll was hands down the mango spider. I usually love rolls with mango, and this one was so fresh with a LOT of crab on top. I also liked the spicy crunch roll and noma roll as well. The bluefin lovers roll was surprisingly my least favorite - I had the highest expectations for this roll due to the seared bluefin tuna and the black truffle, but we felt like it ended up being too heavy and too much. I think it would've been better if it were just the bluefin tuna with truffle on top as sashimi, without the rice/roll part, but just my opinion. Portions were very generous with thick cuts of fish and prices were reasonable. Overall I'd recommend this restaurant for solid sushi! read more
5 days ago
In San Mateo for the weekend, I was craving Sashimi. Looked for a few places that didn't look like reservations were required and found Noma. Had a good experience. First, if you can, do make a reservation. I got there early but as I dined, the restaurant filled up and people were waiting outside as I left. Me, party of one - usually never have a problem. If I got there ten to fifteen minutes after I did, I would have waited. This was for a seat at the counter. Guess I was lucky that night. Too bad I didn't buy a lottery ticket. The chefs behind the counter didn't really interact with the counter guests. Service was handled by the two different servers who seemed to tag team the entire restaurant. And they were busy. Overall, service was ok. There were a few instances where I had to wait but then again ... first world problems. As for the food, I really enjoyed the Sashimi and Shrimp Tempura. See pics. The tempura was done like I've had in Japan. Generous cuts of Sashimi - if you like it that way. I felt the Squid legs were ok. The batter was uneven and not golden brown all the way through - some pieces were crunchier while others were on the soggy side. Not that it was bad. I cleared the plate. Like I mentioned, the place got busy. Not a lot of seating - maybe just over a half dozen tables plus the bar. If it matters, there's a TV but the evening I was there, a Worship performance was on. No sports. It was a good experience. I'd go back. Other places I'd try before I do, but I'd definitely go back. read more
Noma Sushi is a hidden gem located 2 blocks from El Camino in a mixed residential/industrial area off Highway 92. Staff welcoming and friendly. While waiting, staff behind the sushi bar shared the names of the various rolls they were preparing as they knew it was my first time . Totally appreciated Ordered the following to go: SALMON SKIN SALAD. Basic mixed greens , 2 sliced grape tomatoes and nicely crisp salmon skins. Sounds odd but delicious!Salad came with 3 sauces: sesame dressing, ponzu and unagi sauce - good but wish the salad had more components 4/5 DRAGON ROLL - shrimp tempura with unagi. Nicely prepared shrimp tempura made fresh so it was crispy, (not rubbery) vs sitting around with a generous topping of eel and perfectly seasoned/cooked rice, fresh avocado and cucumber. 5/5 NOMA ROLL - server recommended as one of their popular ones with spicy tuna, salmon and tuna with crunchy panko flakes and their special sauce. It was good but will skip next time as the texture of the fish melded too much for me. Restaurant easily missed due to the small parking lot in front blocking the non-de script exterior. I'd return to try other items as Noma Sushi has a variety so you won't get bored. Inside about 10 - 4 seat tables along with 5 seats at the sushi bar. Free street parking. I wouldn't recommend dining with a large party on the weekend unless you make a reservation. Pricing on the higher side with like places but for the quality, worth it. read more
My new favorite sushi spot! We came here at the recommendation of a couple neighbor friends. Boy were they spot-on. It's a small spot, always has a good football/baseball/basketball game on (yay!) and the sushi is amazing. Seriously top quality. The sashimi is large fat cuts, not thinly trimmed. The sushi is expertly low rice - just the minimal amount to coat the fish and stuffings. I have been back twice in 10 days and I plan to waste/invest lots here LOL. read more
1 year ago
This was a hole-in-the-wall find and I was not disappointed! Its parking lot is super small so I'd recommend parking a bit away and walking over. I typically get the Ninja Heart roll and if I'm feeling extra special, the seared bluefin toro with uni nigiri. Both are so good - fish was so fresh and melts in your mouth! read more
I did a DoorDash takeout, so I don't have any insight to the service or dine-in for this place. The total for my order was around $28. I ordered the Lion King Roll and Unagi. The Unagi came with two pieces, and the Lion King Roll was eight pieces. The Unagi tasted really good and not overly saucy. I wished it came with more pieces. The Lion King Roll was saucy and flavorful, not really spicy at all. I would prefer a bit less sauce with the roll. Not sure why, but I didn't feel very well after finishing the sushi. I wonder if it might've been out too long since it went through DoorDash, but it's hard to say for certain. Another con I had from my sushi was that the Lion King Roll wasn't cut through all the way, so when I picked up a piece with my chopsticks, the bottom half was stuck to the whole roll and ended up falling apart. I think the sushi here was really good and flavorful, but I'm a bit disappointed by my experience. If I ever decide to try this place again, I probably wouldn't do food delivery and would try dine-in instead. read more
Omg, this sushi place is really good! All the rolls were delicious and included the following: California roll, lion king roll, and the volcano. I was amazed that they don't use too much rice. We also ordered the omakase 15 pc sashimi and the fish was super soft and fresh. We really enjoyed everything!! Service is great as well! read more
29 days ago
Omg omg omg !!! This place is DELICIOUS!!! Okay first things first Parking... they have a small parking lot but there is street parking too. The location is very cute small and intimate. I do recommend reservation if you can. Staff was very kind and welcoming The sushi!!!!!!!!!! Omg the Noma roll is a must along with the blue fin wow they all melted in my mouth soooo yummy I could have ordered 2 that's how tasty it was Seriously can't wait to come back and try more especially My two favorite ones Overall 5 stars!! read more
We got the Sake Toro (Salmon Belly), oh my goodness. Delicious!! HUGE cuts and they were thick!! The salmon was seared perfectly and soo buttery and fresh! 10/10 recommend! The rice proportion was perfect as well, same with all of our rolls. More fish/toppings than rice. We also got the Hot Summer, which was 8/10, the salmon on top wrapped the entire piece, and it was so thick!! The only part we didn't enjoy was the tuna part but that's a personal preference. It was diced spicy tuna which was our bad. However this roll was SO TALL! We were stuffed!! The crab filling is also snow crab and not imitation crab. Which made the flavor profile 1000x better. The last thing we got was the Giant Roll, which is a soft shell crab with mixed fish. This was AMAZING! The soft shell crab itself was the perfect texture and crispy. Some sushi places we found the soft shell crab to be a bit soggy but this place was delicious! The fish pieces on top were also huge and fresh! The service was spectacular as well. The servers were very attentive with filling waters and doing check ins with how our food was! We are not from this area but this was definitely worth the drive. read more
3 months ago
Absolutely phenomenal food. Came with my wife then mom. Everyone loved it. Can't wait to come back. read more
8 months ago
My go to spot whenever I am in the San Mateo area. It's a cute little spot tucked away in a little corner. The sushi is always fresh and delicious. Service is on top. I recommend checking this place out. read more
2 months ago
Good sushi and ambiance. The last time I went through the server spilled hot sake on my lap and didnt offer to comp it or even refill our hot sake so -1. Other than that the sushi is good and decent price. I still come back, but that one experience still stays. read more
9 months ago
First time here with my boyfriend, quick service not a lot of people (it was pouring so I can't say much about that), but the staff was friendly instantly and all throughout. It was nice and clean in there and a little small. The menu had a lot to choose from, but there are a lot of spicy rolls compared to non spicy so if you're looking for non spicy rolls you have little to choose from!!! my bf and I got the mango spider roll and 49ers roll. I really enjoyed the 49ers roll! the lemon ontop was the right amount of zest and made the roll very refreshing. For a "simpler" roll it was quite tasty. the mango spider roll was lacking a bit of flavor but we finished it regardless. Looking forward to coming back and trying a spicy roll when my bf is in the mood ha! read more
1 year ago
tl;dr Order a 7-piece omakase and roll for a solid meal. Free street parking on the area. Came on a Monday afternoon and was surprised by how busy it was. They have a variety of rolls, sushi and non-sushi options. It seems that many of their options are on the spicier side. Double hamachi roll: Spicy sauce, but fish was flavorful. Tried both the 7 and 10 piece omakase: The 7 piece was solid enough that I would probably recommend this plus a roll over the 10 piece omakase. Great flavors and portions are very generous. Fish was fresh. FYI, if two people are interested in the 7-piece omakase, it's actually cheaper to order it a-la-carte. Unexpectedly, we did find a bone and a scale in two pieces, which did detract from the experience. They were apologetic and gave us complimentary mochi ice cream dessert. Closed on Tuesday. read more
11 days ago
1 year ago
A bit of a hole in the wall, location wise. Their parking lot only has 4-5 spots total but wasn't hard to find street parking. Service was fast and friendly. Plenty of open tables, but space inside is small. Sashimi was fresh and tasty. Overall decent local spot for lunch. read more
Not bad for door dash meal House salad 3/5 Typical house salad. Nothing great about it. Miso soup 3/5 Typical miso. Agedashi tofu 3/5 Nothing exciting Geisha roll 4/5 For almost $20 I got 8 pieces. Sushi was fresh. This roll has no rice in it which is what I wanted. Chicken karaage 3.5/5 Lightly breaded and small pieces for easy eating. Portion was good. Probably better if eaten at the restaurant when it is fresh. read more
2 years ago
I was looking for a place to meet a friend for lunch on a Thursday at noon in between San Jose and San Francisco and stumbled upon this place on Yelp. The location was very unassuming off of El Camino with a good amount of street parking. When we arrived, there were only a couple other tables occupied. Service was very quick and friendly. Along with our order of a teriyaki salmon bento box and a nigiri omakase, we got complimentary miso soup, edamame, AND mochi ice cream! The restaurant has very simple interior without any frills, but they go above and beyond with service and food was all very tasty! read more
1 year ago
Lowkey think i got food poisoning from this place but the portions are sizable. Parking is just street parking, the restaurant itself is almost kind of hidden. The family platter combo is good for ~3 people. read more
TLDR: Big portions, fish to rice ratio biggest I've seen. Feeling sushi after a workout? Come here! But other than I believe the perfect bite needs to be more balanced. ~fooOoood~ Hamachi carpaccio: sliced way too big to be a sashimi slice, easily could've been 7 slices instead of 5, usually don't feel the jalapeño but definitely a kick from this one. Bluefin tuna and 49er roll: both good, fish to rice ratio will be the most generous you'll ever see lol. You're getting the best bang for your buck but also feels like fish overload. Amaebi: wasn't as sweet/fresh as I'm use to. read more
10 months ago
Such a gem spot. Their sushi portions are big. You really get your moneys worth it here. We had to grab a fast dinner here and they were so nice to push my dishes to make first. We got hamachi sashimi, 2 rolls, sushi rice, and few orders of nigiri. They were so filling that we have to togo some of it. Love this place!! Please follow me if you like my vibe or my IG: eatwithjennime TYSM read more
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tiny parking lot- it's best to park on the street. the neighborhood is safe.
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Dine-in only for 15% off. I believe there's a sign in the front before walking in about it.
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