Family run restaurant feel. Fish was fresh and prepared with care. Host was friendly. Will definitely be returning and bringing friends with us. read more

We had a reservation, but when we arrived, it didn't exist in their system. To their credit, the staff managed to squeeze us into a one-hour slot, and we appreciated that. The server also brought us free tea and dessert to make up for the inconvenience, which was a nice gesture. Now for the less positive part. The sashimi was ok, but nothing special for the price. The slices were small and thinly cut. The real issue came with the bill. The suggested tip amounts (18%, 20%, 25% ) were calculated after tax, and separately for cash vs. card payments. That means the card payment option effectively built the card processing fee into the total, and we ended up tipping a percentage of both the tax and that fee. Beyond being a shady practice, calculating tip on tax is arguably deceptive billing, and building a card surcharge into the tip calculation raises real legal concerns depending on state surcharge laws. Overall: friendly recovery from a booking mix-up, average food, but a billing practice that left a bad taste and made us feel like we were being nickel-and-dimed. read more

We managed to get a table on a Friday without reservations but the hostess just mentioned that we would need to done by 7pm which wasn't a big deal. We were seated in a booth for our party of 4. Service was extremely slow. It took a long for our waitress who was also the hostess to take our order. We ordered chicken karaage, uni noodles, several pieces of nigiri(not even 2 for each adult), some extra rice for our daughters, soft shell crab, and carpaccio. We also tried to order the ankimo but they were out. Nigiri is priced per piece which I thought was quite pricey especially for the quality that we received. The fish did not seem fresh. The uni noodles were good and the soft shell crab was decent. We also ordered one beer to share and hot sake. I was very shocked that our bill was over $200 for 2 adults and 2 kids(age 3 and age 5). I understand that Japanese food is usually not cheap but I was extremely disappointed in what we were served for the price that we paid. read more

I stumbled across this place from IG videos and thought we should give it a try since it's so close to our place. Wow... what a treat! We loved that there was traditional seating and such a cozy vibe. We were given two complimentary shots of sake which was delicious! We definitely would get a bottle next time when we have more dishes. We tried the unagi don, salmon kama, uni noodle, and 1 yellowtail 1 tuna. Every single thing was DELICIOUS! The fish quality was so good that we want to try the omakase next. I'd come back for just the unagi don itself read more

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Perfection!!! Had the Chefs choice sushi, probably the best one had. The ambiance is amazing, we will be back to sit with the Chef. The service was amazing as well. read more

Robataya Oton - Dining area, make sure to remove your shoes. - Japanese Near Me - San Diego, California

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I had a good experience here! I saw it from a TikTok and wanted to check it out for its cozy vibes, traditional koshitsu seating, and interesting dishes. The ambiance was exactly as I hoped - you even had to take off your shoes for the koshitsu which I thought was fun. It did take a while for them to give us menus, but I'll chalk it up to them being fairly busy. The octopus was amazing - it looks like a tiny dish but it was full of flavor, perfect amount of wasabi to pack a punch, and surprisingly rich. The sashimi was fresh and delicious as well, though I didn't care for the fish that still had skin on it. I loved the uni udon dish which had a ton of uni and was super rich and yummy. My boyfriend wanted to try the matcha beer but it turns out there's no real matcha in there. It's more of a fun looking drink that is matcha flavored, so keep that in mind if you want to try it. The sake was great though and I loved the unique bottle with a built in ice pocket to keep it cold. The dessert could have been a little sweeter; the sweet potato part was a little more like fries than I was expecting, but it was light and interesting nonetheless. Do note that this is not a cheap place - our bill was higher than expected, but it was a very unique experience with some delicious food, so I think it's worth it for a special occasion. read more

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omg they have the traditional japanese seating where you take off your shoes and sit criss cross!! such an adorable interior!! very limited seating though but we came on a weekday and there was no wait so i'd recommend that. we got the sukiyaki nabe (only offered by reservation) and it was so delicious. the beef with egg was divineee and i love napa cabbage. portion was a bit small for the price tho ($40 per person). we also got a miso grilled fish and it was SO TENDER AND SOFT and flavor was amazinggg the servers were all so sweet and nice though, i definitely want to come back to try their other items :) read more

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Dear diary, Decided to try this place out for dinner and let me tell you it did not disappoint. The restaurant is on the smaller side with a more intimate and cozy vibe. There are bar seatings or Japanese booth seatings where you take off your shoes. The food is impeccable. There are so many variety that you can get there such as hot pot, sushi, and even omakase. We decided to go with sushi and uni noodle. The uni noodle is one of the best if not the best that I've ever had. It was rich and creamy. The sushi was extremely fresh and I was told that the fishes were shipped in daily! The chefs and servers were very friendly and attentive to our needs. They recommended many awesome sushi and drinks that we loved after trying. There are limited parkings in front of the restaurant but there are plenty more behind so no problem there. Can't wait to return to check out more things on their menu!! read more

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Came here on a Saturday night for dinner with a reservation for 2 at 7pm. It's a small intimate place with a cozy/warm atmosphere. A hidden gem that makes you feel like you're dining in Japan. All the servers and chefs were very welcoming and joined us in conversation every now and then. They gave us sake samples on the bottles they recommended. We settled on a bottle of one of their sweeter sake brands. Whatever your preference is I'm sure they can find something you'll enjoy. Our dinner started with the takowasa (octopus marinated in wasabi). The meat was tender and with just the right amount of wasabi. For our next dish we shared the uni pasta. To be honest I was never really a fan of this dish before, but oton is my exception. Pasta had a good chew, the sauce was creamy and rich, and the uni brings it over the top. This dish is a must order item for your next visit. Lastly we ordered nigiri sushi until we couldn't eat anymore. Fuji salmon, blue fin tuna, black tiger shrimp, ect. The quality and care they put into their sushi is worth every penny. We ended the night with a few beers and got to know the staff a little more because we're gonna be coming here more often. To everyone at oton I would like to give a big thank you for making our late Valentine's dinner very special. read more

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Went here with the family on a whim and didn't realize how expensive it would be, however with that said, we will definitely return for a date night sans children because the food--their quality of fish was incredible. If I recall correctly, we had their sake (salmon), hamachi (yellowtail), bream (tai), kanpachi (amberjack) it low key ruined nigiri for us elsewhere for a solid month. The staff is very kind and the semi koshitsu 個室 rooms are super cool and something I've not really seen at Japanese restaurants here in San Diego. read more

Genuinely the best food I've ever had. The nigiri was life changing. Don't even get me started on the udon. I can't believe this place hasn't blown up more yet. The ambiance, the service, the authentic delicious food!!!! This is a MUST try !!! Me and my boyfriend's newest staple !!! read more

Robataya Oton - Udon - Japanese Near Me - San Diego, California

Reserved this spot to celebrate my friend's birthday. Great service, great food, honestly no complaints! Ambiance is super cute and cozy spot. Take off shoes in seating areas read more

I've passed by Robataya Oton countless times, not knowing how familiar I was with the area until I arrived! It shares the parking lot in the same plaza as Kogi BBQ. We were walk-ins and sat in a booth on the left hand side. More private dining was reserved for those in booths on the right. We ordered different items to share for a group of four, which were the sashimi salad, calamari, Horumen (cast iron beef intestines), and the Mentai Udon. Our food arrived at a steady pace, however, there was a long gap between our order of Horumen. It was served in a cast iron pan and needed more time to cook maybe. It took so long we thought the staff forgot about it. It was, surprisingly, my favorite thing out of our order. Highly recommend, that is, if you are up for a lot of chewing. The sashimi salad was quite different from what I have had. There was mackerel sashimi included which I have never had on a sashimi salad. It is chef's choice, so you may get something different. The sauce was sweet, so if you are looking for something savory, this would not be the best choice. The calamari is also safe choice, but I'd skip on this and try something more traditional. I would say the same for the Mentai Udon, as my preference for the sauce is a thicker sauce. This one was more soup like, and it was a bit difficult to share this. There are some hits in our meal, the service was kind and timely, even though we were short of an entree for a bit we were made aware. I love the intimacy of the dining space and I'd like to be back to dine in one of their private booths! read more

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The food was really yummy, perfect portions and the restaurant has such a great, cozy ambiance. Our waitresses were super friendly and fast, even with how busy it was. Be sure to make a reservation in advance! read more

Robataya Oton - 70. Mentai Udon - Japanese Near Me - San Diego, California

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Visited Robataya Oton for the first time and absolutely loved it. We sat in one of the private booths, which made the experience feel intimate and special. The ambiance and music immediately stood out. It felt like being transported back to Kyoto, with a traditional atmosphere that really sets the tone. Everything we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and well prepared. Highlights included the shrimp tempura, karaage, grilled kama, sushi mix, unagi don, and the uni noodles. Great sake selection as well, plus beer on draft. Definitely a place I'll be coming back to. read more

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Fish was not fresh, $50 chirashi gets 2 kind of fish with very thin cuts of 3 white fish & 2 slices of tuna. They also skim on the rice. Didn't even refill water. Very disappointed and came out feel like we just got robbed. read more

Honestly the best Japanese food I'd ever had. I'm not a professional food critic but I usually am very judgmental when it comes to food. The Yellowtail and Salmon Nigiri were delicious, perfect warmth and balance with wasabi and soy sauce. The Salmon Udon Noodles are absolutely scrumptious and taste like nothing I've ever had before. Service is also great and everyone is so kind. Food is a little on the pricier side but I've had worse food for much more. Set a budget for dinner go and enjoy yourself. read more

Smaller intimate place. Food is fantastic, but never been to a place with such small sashimi and nigiri.

I've been here a couple times, and the menu is hit or miss, but the hits are big hits. Fried soft shell crab: 9/10 this was by far the star and biggest hit!! I'll definitely be back to eat more of this. I don't often eat crab because of the price point but this was so worth it. Very memorable Saba shio: 8/10 A little on the saltier side that day, but I really enjoyed this dish Salmon skin salad: 8/10 good stuff Hamachi carpaccio: 7/10 Aburi set: 7/10 this is the chef's choice so it depends on the fish of the day. I really love seared salmon so I give a 9/10 for the seared salmon and 7/10 for the rest of the fish because it was good fish but not my preference Special: wagyu and fatty tuna handroll. I tried this out of curiosity but the wagyu and fatty tuna don't play well together and would be better enjoyed separately. Poke don: 5/10 I got it out of curiosity, but did not enjoy it. It's not the same as a chirashi don. If you want to enjoy fresh fish, you're better off getting chirashi / sashimi / sushi. read more

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Went here for my birthday dinner and loved it! It was a Tuesday evening and we got seated right away. Service and ambiance were good. We had sushi, udon, hamachi carpaccio, and kyuri- everything was delicious. Also got to try a new sake which was fun. We will definitely be back! read more

Robataya Oton - Udon - Japanese Near Me - San Diego, California

We found this place by instagram but it becomes what we've been looking for since we move to SD. We saw they have room for sitting, Japanese style. That was what we want when we first went there. But it was full. So we have to sit at the sushi bar.... BEST THING EVER! The chef and the owner kept us company and make sure we feel welcome and taken care of. That's including my 2 years old toddler! He was so entertaining and enjoyed everything!! Since then, We always sit at the sushi bar! Yesterday we went there for our wedding anniversary, my husband went for Omakase: 6 course meal: chef choice! Everything was phenomenal! Everything is so fresh and tasty! We also order some stuff off the menu which the chefs here is super accommodating! This's definitely the best Japanese restaurant in SD! The hole in the wall tha fill your heart and, of course, your tummy! Can't wait to go back there again! read more

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Outstanding. Great food and service. Had the omakase. Highly recommended Fish is fresh and high quality read more

What a lovely hidden gem in SD that makes you feel like you just stumbled into a small izakaya inJapan. Recommend calling in advanced for a reservation. We were seated at the bar, but there's also a few small tatami rooms for intimate groups. Very cozy vibes + superb service. We ended up ordering a bunch of things and staying for a while because there were so many great options for food and drinks. Would love to visit again! read more

Robataya Oton - Japanese Near Me - San Diego, California

Ambiance service food were amazing. Try everything the chef should suggests. Very unique sake selection read more

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Had the best time dining here! The food was absolutely incredible & the fish was so fresh. Loved all of our dishes but my fav was the omakase since it came with a little bit of everything. The sushi chefs were so sweet & helpful with recommendations. It's a little more casual for an omakase place but super cute with a Japanese corridor facade. After 10pm they even had karaoke, we can't wait to go back! read more

We had an amazing time at Robataya Oton! We went out on a whim to try a new restaurant and were immediately greeted by the owner, Kenji. We told him our budget, and he crafted a multi course meal for us which was absolutely delicious and introduced us to new flavors. Things that stood out in particular were the uni udon, eel roll, house smoked salmon, and chicken meatballs. We felt so welcomed and loved experiencing a new cuisine and culture. The ambiance was inviting and calming. We will definitely be back to see what Kenji picks for us next! read more

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I wanted to like this place so much more than I did. I've been looking forward to trying this restaurant for years, and left disappointed. We went on a friday evening with reservations. The reservation system was a little confusing because it asks you to pick between sushi counter or table but there's nowhere to add that info when making the reservation. You get a text telling you availability, so maybe I was suppposed to do that there? It was unclear. The space was small, so definitely recommend a reservation for dinner. Just a heads up, obviously hot pot can only be done at the table, but the omakase option can only be done at the sushi counter. I know multiple omakase locations that allow for counter and table, but this one is not one of them. That is not clearly stated on the online menu nor reservation system. Parking was a little difficult on a Friday night, so I definitely recommend parallel parking on Kearney Villa Rd and walking a bit. When we got there, we were seated at the table, which as many reviewers noted, was intimate and unique. However, I was seated under a vent and got very cold, and the table next to us was a little loud, and there's no real divider outside of a curtain. We were greeted by the owner who was one of 2 people serving as host/waiter/busser. He told us his family business was in fishing and they export blue fin tuna and uni to japan. They serve said items at the restaurant. All the other fish are imported. He took pride in the fish selection exclusivity, noting the salmon being sourced from well known volcanic regions. He also recommended the sake, stating that all the sake on the menu are made with only rice, water, and yeast, which gave me a bit of pause. Isn't there koji in sake? I'm sure it was an honest mistake, but it did not give me confidence in the sake selection. We ordered sake, sushi, apps, and chirashi. The waitress there was phenomenal and made friendly conversation and answered all our questions. I was disappointed that the menu pdf online did not match the actual menu. Unsure if it changed recently, but the maguro yamakake was not available with maguro (tuna) and there was no fried white fish or beef tongue. I was particularly interested in this place because of the niche food items, and coming in to see that most of them were removed was very disappointing. The sake was served in those traditional sake boxes which was nice. I love a bonus pour. The sake itself was pleasant. The red label specifically was very interesting. It was like sake x whiskey and had a darker appearance. I also got the hot tea which was pleasant. The waitress kindly topped it off as she dropped food off. Now for the actual food. The takowasa and the yamakake were good. The miso butterfish was okay. There was still uncaramalized marinade under the fish which was a little off-putting, but otherwise it was well cooked. I got 7 pieces of sushi and my boyfriend got the chirashi. I didn't try the chirashi, but my boyfriend said that it was only okay. He claimed that the chirashi is only as good as the rice, and the rice was not really notable in quality. For my 7 pieces of sushi, they only had the English names on the menu with the Japanese names in Japanese itself. All 7 came at once on the plate, some of them looking very similar. When I asked the owner to tell me which nigiri was which, he went to grab my receipt and called them all by their japanese names in random order (not left to right, just randomly pointing and stating the name). Then went "oh wait" and flip flopped the names 2-3 times. I can read a bit of Japanese, so was able to do some translation, but I was not able to keep up with the mix and matching of which fish was which. I chose a mix of fish that I know can be tricky to prep as they can be fishy/stringy depending on freshness and cut. Most higher end restaurants that serve these fish add a bit of flavor like ponzu or salt, or consider temperature and preparation to offset the potential unpleasantness. This one did not. All of the pieces were served on the cold side with a slice of the fish and nothing else. I thought that maybe the fish was so fresh it could be presented stand alone. Nope. Of the 7 pieces, I only really enjoyed 1 and was okay with 3. The other 4 were pushing the boundary of fishy. The shoyu comes in a dropper bottle thing instead of a sauce plate, which felt odd. I had to grab that thing 7 times and drip it onto the fish. Unsure if it's meant to be a fun experience, I just didn't like it. When it was time to pay, I noted a 3.5% "discount" if you pay in cash. So keep that in mind if you're wanting to try this place. We paid $193 before tip. Overall, I may come back to try the other menu items outside of the sushi, but the overall experience was not worth the price for me. read more

We came here for Valentine's Day. Only reservation, I could get last minute. Sat at the bar but this place just felt old and maybe less refined then other omakases we are used to. Walking in, I felt it looked cluttered and a little run down. To preface, we live in Vegas so we've been to some amazing kaisekis and omakases. Server was new but seemed not in tune with basic needs. No napkin given without asking. No soy sauce or ginger or wasabi given with sashimi. We were sitting by the door so I can see the kitchen and everything behind the counter. It was looking a little messy back there with things thrown on shelves and disorganized. Sushi chef dropped fish slices on the ground. Overall, I mean I didn't get sick and almost everything tasted fresh. But honestly, there wasn't one memorable item on the omakase dishes. We opted for the higher end one with uni and toro too. read more

Honestly pretty good. It was a lot better than so many other places. the grilled fish had nice flavor and decent cook, not perfect though. the fish they put in the sashimi salad was fresh. a bit heavy handed with the sauce though. if i have to take sometime to midtier japanese, i think i would try to take them here. read more

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My husband and I had reservations for 5:30PM and we arrived a little over 5mins early. The restaurant opens right at 5:30, so they couldn't let us in early. We waited in the car until we saw other customers start walking in. The service was very nice. We sat in one of the traditional rooms (which I thought was "on the floor" but there is room for your feet under the table). The atmosphere was really cool. A sheet separated us from another larger party - no issues with loudness or anything. The food was delicious. Husband got the Sapporo beer flight special and I tried the Yuzu wine with Calpico. I've never had yuzu wine and I don't normally like wine but this was delicious. We tried the poke bowl and chirashi. Poke bowl is more saucy and flavorful. Chirashi is more fresh. We also got the horume as an appetizer but it came out last. Everything was delicious. My favorite was the horume as it's hard to find anywhere else. For dessert, we got the mitarashi dango - it was unfortunately not as good as I hoped. I'm a big fan of this chewy/stretchy texture, but it was a bit too dense, almost grainy, and not very stretchy. Overall, it was definitely a cool experience and I'm glad we tried this restaurant. read more

Robataya Oton - Dango - Japanese Near Me - San Diego, California

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This place is amazing. Quality of food, service, vibes is spot on. Kenji is the best and we will definitely be back

The food was all very delicious. Ordered the soft shell crab (2), 9 piece sashimi, 6 piece sushi, an extra 3 pieces of Alfonsino sashimi (was our favorite - it was seared on the edge), the special in season which was a starter of little tiny squid, Unagi don, and ended with a matcha tiramisu (menu says cheesecake, so the tiramisu was a surprise). All of the food was delicious. We do not regret ordering a single thing. And we had a cold sake and a hot brown rice green tea. I loved the tea alot; it was very warm and cozy. It is expensive, but the prices are very clear on the menu, so I think it's fair. You know what you are going into as you order each thing. The staff we interacted with (a man and a woman) were also very nice. They move us over a table to have us some space from a party coming in, which was good thinking. And the space is very comforting, like you are in Japan. We would come back for a special occasion, for sure. (Booked a reservation from the request form on their website, and got the confirmation the next day.) read more

Robataya Oton - Sushi 6-piece (it's chefs choice), soft shell crab, unagi don, and the special (baby squid- I forgot the specific name) - Japanese Near Me - San Diego, California

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Super hidden lowkey sushi spot with the most authentic home-y ambiance! I recommend making a reservation a day or two in advance. The tables are very private and you climb inside after taking your shoes off. Perfect for a date night or fancy girl dinner :) . The quality x pricing is crazy! We got the special handroll for the day and the nigiri omakase. They have a white board of specials each day so every visit is unique. The host was so sweet and attentive to us. We mentioned being curious about one of the matcha wine(?) and she gave us a small sample to try as well as a small portion of an appetizer from the chef. ~still dreaming about this meal ~ read more

Robataya Oton - Handroll special: wagyu, uni, toro $20 - Japanese Near Me - San Diego, California

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New fantastic place with Japanese food and culture for me . Wanted to come by for months and finally came by . Atmosphere and interior are great ! Service is very nice and friendly . Japanese beer and food is always exciting but in here you just need to go and try . Will definitely come back . read more

Parking can be a challenge and plan on a reservation. There's tatami rooms where you remove your shoe to dine but we had a regular table. The ambiance is an authentic Japanese restaurant with authentic flavors. We started out with the sumo which is the chef's choice for 65.00 a few selected sashimi pieces and a hosomaki. The garlic calamari was good but small portions so I would skip this appetizer for 10.00. The katsuo tataki was beautifully prepared on a bed of onions, slightly smoked seared and topped with garlic . The dashi tamago was nice and reminded me of traditional Japanese breakfast. Try the other specials they offer, the yellowtail nigiri was tasty - ate it before I could photograph it for y'all. Overall the dining experience was unique and authentic. The price tag is a tad high for a casual night out. read more

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Been wanting to try this place forever because of the tatami rooms but didn't realize you need to call in advance to reserve! Make sure to do that if that's what you want. We ended up sitting at the bar and ordered a few items. The star of the show was definitely the unagi gohan. I don't think I've ever had this dish at another Japanese restaurant and I would definitely order it again! I loved the flavor of the eel inside of the rice, I was worried there wouldn't be enough eel and I was pretty satisfied. I also loved pouring the broth at the end for a change, and it was a really comforting taste. The rest of the items unfortunately did not meet our expectations: - beef tongue curry just tasted like very plain box curry but the beef tongue was really tender. -the beer set that comes with 3 appetizers were extraordinarily tiny and plain. -we also each ordered the special handroll that came with wagyu, baked uni, and toro. it was yummy but we agreed we wouldn't pay $20 each again. we agreed the wagyu felt wasted in the roll If it wasn't for the unagi gohan, we agreed it would've been a disappointing meal given the hefty price and mediocre food (probs spent $130) :/ I definitely would still give it another try for the sukiyaki and tatami room though! read more

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Small Japanese restaurant that serves various appetizers, sushi, and hot pot. Interior is very nicely decorated with little wooden rooms for each table; adds a very nice and interesting atmosphere. We were seated at the bar area in front of the chef (pictured). Service is friendly for the most part. One server is a little gruff in giving instructions. No water top offs. They did forget one of our items and it took two asks for them to bring it out (they had forgotten it and then got confused about whether it had come). Not a major issue. We ordered the sukiyaki which was sweet and salty. Pictured is 2 servings, which is the minimum order for any hot pot. Enough to satisfy but not a ton of food on its own. We added eggs and udon noodles, which we stir fried at the end in the pot because our soup had become like more of a thick sauce by the end. Three stars is because the food is alright, but for the ingredients (in the sukiyaki it's some konjac noodles, a couple of tofu and mushrooms, some beef, cabbage) and quantity it was definitely not worth the $30 per serving. Might be worth coming for more of an izakaya experience with appetizers, but didn't enjoy very much for their hot pot. read more

Robataya Oton - Bar area - Japanese Near Me - San Diego, California

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I'm glad I got to try this traditional Japanese restaurant. It has the cool Japanese style seating where you take off your shoes. I ordered a Sushi mori, chefs choice set of 5 piece sashimi, 4 piece sushi, and 6 piece Hosomaki. We also ordered the thick beef tongue steak and a chirashi bowl. The beef tongue came out first but was quite chewy. Next was the sushi mori set with miso soup and chirashi bowl. For some reason, it seems that the cleaning products or something directly impacts the taste of the sashimi and sushi. I wished I didn't notice it but it made the taste less enjoyable. While the fish were fresh, I really was hoping for an overall good sushi experience. Maybe it is just a coincidence that it happened when I'm there but I'm open to giving it another visit. The server was very nice and I enjoyed the ambiance. read more

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Hubby and I just got into town and was searching for places to eat. He dropped me off to the entrance, which he looked for parking. As I entered, I was amazed of how Japanese decorated it is. The seating is Japanese style, you remove your shoes and you have your own sunken table. It's an experience. The workers were friendly, despite how busy it was. There's omakase style, but we opt for Sukiyaki and unagi Don. You cook your own hot pot of Sukiyaki and the Don was properly proportion wit unagi. Definitely a great place to try! We were lucky to be seated without a reservation. read more

Every meal at Robataya Oton has been not just a meal, but an experience of a curated menu. The nigiri sushi menu rotates, and there are always types of fish we have never seen offered at any other restaurant. The sake menu is personally curated by the owner, and not only offers a huge selection, but also a variety I have not seen at any other restaurant. This is a standout place if you love sushi and want an intimate dining experience. There are personal tatami mat booths that keep the space intimate for every table, but there are also regular tables and a sushi bar if you prefer. Staff check in with you even when it's busy, and are courteous and kind. It's a small spot, so be sure to make a reservation! read more