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    Sushidokoro Miyama

    4.8 (25 reviews)
    Open 6:30 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Tony Y.

    Amazing ambiance, delicious fresh sushi, and best part is it's just minutes from me. I get to be transported to Japan when dining here. Top notch service as well.

    Betty W.

    I had a very pleasant lunch experience. We had the 10-course omakase lunch set, which was $130 per person. I liked that we didn't have to worry about what to order. For this price point, the fish quality was very, very good. My favorite was the toro. It really melts in your mouth, just like the waiter said. That was definitely the highlight for me. If I'm being very strict, the omakase experience felt a little too casual. The server could be a bit more formal and confident when introducing each dish, which would make the whole experience feel more professional. But overall, it was still a very pleasant experience. Lunch was quiet and comfortable, and it's a nice place to sit with a friend or even have a business lunch.

    Athena P.

    Had such a great experience here. Food was so delicious. Service was excellent. Entrance is hidden, it's tucked away in the back of the Sushi Kisen and yakitori restaurant. Ample parking. Definitely will come back again.

    Bonnie D.

    My girlies took me here for my bday and it was such an experience! We reserved our seats a few days before we decided to go. It was a little confusing to find the restaurant but if you know where sushi kisen is, you just have to walk along the right side of the building and circle around and you are there. The restaurant itself have 8 seats and it took around 2 hour to finish. Chef Hiro took the time to explain each dish as he presented them for us to eat. It's a very intimate setting and the quality of each bite was amazing.

    Ann Y.

    My bf and I returned here exactly 365 days later and still as delicious as the first time! Chef Hiro Yamada really put a lot of care and creativity into each dish. Comparing to last year's menu, it's pretty different. I also learned about new fishes and Japanese ingredients. He also let us sample their housemade Sake ice cream topped with yuzu skin. So refreshing. Definitely going to try coming back here for every season so I can taste all the seasonal ingredients they can offer (:

    Jennifer W.

    Tucked away in the rear of a busy plaza, this intimate 8-seat omakase restaurant, helmed by the talented Hiro Yamada, offers an elevated sushi experience that is a true testament to his skill and precision. As the sister restaurant to Sushi Kisen, expectations were high, and Hiro-san did not disappoint. From start to finish, this meal was a masterclass in sushi craftsmanship. A few things worth noting: - Reservations are made through Tock - Plenty of parking immediately in front of the restaurant, behind Sushi Kisen - Hiro-san uses two types of rice to complement the different flavors of fish - Each course is generously portioned so come hungry Overall, it was a good experience. The sushi rice played a crucial role in creating a harmonious contrast between the fish and the rice, and Hiro-san knew exactly which to pair. Would likely return!

    Samantha L.

    Everything was so good! Excellent service, really clean and minimal interior, and delicious sushi. Each dish was exceptional. Would love to go again! The restroom is also very clean and stocked with all kinds of stuff lol

    Jack L.

    Eight seats. $200+ a head. Hidden behind another sushi place like it's trying to avoid being recognized. The setup screams "exclusive," and honestly, I was ready to be impressed. I came in fully ready to love it. I mean, premium omakase right in the heart of the SGV? Yes, please. The space is cozy, the service is smooth, and the presentation? Gorgeous. The meal was calmly paced, nicely timed, the whole vibe. But then came the food. And.. yeah. It was fine. Very polite. The entire menu felt stuck on low volume: light saltiness and soft textures for every single dish, and I mean, Every, Single, Dish. Yeah, I get it, sushi is soft, but even the octopus and abalone, usually the MVPs of chewy contrast, were cooked into soft submission. I kept waiting for something with crunch, zing, or even a little personality. No dice. They ended with ice cream, and I honestly would've celebrated a single crispy wafer on there. The uni? Whew. It had this oddly preservative-y scent that took me out of the moment. For something that's supposed to be a highlight, it felt like the backup singer forgot their line. If Hokkaido uni can't be served fresh, maybe just tag in Santa Barbara. No shame there, not everything needs to be imported from Japan. For $200+ a head, I expected at least a few "wow" moments or one bite that made me sit up straight. Instead, it was a series of soft-spoken bites with good manners.

    Ella H.

    Another great option in SGV when you crave for quality omakase and nigiri experiences! Chef Hiro is professional and so convivial. He served all the 23 dishes within 2 hours smoothly, including the chit chat with each guest and customization of the amount of rice, favor preference, and drinks! It was truly an unbeatable meal for Japanese omakase. The "neta" were prepared with a lot of techniques and thoughts. I like the two different kinds of "shari" too. The best part of the meal is the "tempo" and the order of all the gourmet food - Appetizers, light white fish, a stomach-warming "charwanmushi" , marinated silver-skinned fish, fatty and heavier seafood and red fleshed fish - palate cleansers - dessert! Reservations - Two time slots. I recommend to book the 5:30 pm - The pro is you will finish the dinner early without getting a food coma since it is a decent amount of food. The con will be that you might feel a bit rushed because they gonna prepare for the upcoming 8:00 pm.

    lisa p.

    Visited again in January 2026 and service was great as usual. Ordered different sake this time and tried the Jikon TOKUTÔ OMACHI. WOW !! Yum

    Tiff L.

    Two seatings per night, 5 days a week. 8 seats maximum. Best omakase in town! Finally one worth coming to in Arcadia! 1. Seaweed(from okinawa) Dashi soup - I've had this before in a vinegar base and I usually don't care for it but in this soup, it was absolutely delicious! 2. Baby raw eel (anago) - seasonal in a slight vinegar sauce, almost feels like you're eating clear noodles 3. King mackerel (sawara) - topped with onion puree and shiso flowers 4. Needle fish (sayori) - a texture 5. Glass shrimp (shiro ebi) - melts in your mouth. Literally. Buttery soft texture 6. Wild baby snapper (kasugo) - with irizake dressing. Pre - the invention of soy sauce 7. Ink squid (sumika) - creamy 8. Amberjack (kanpachi) - one of my faves, the best texture 9. Chawanmushi - homemade sesame tofu with cherry blossom shrimp, ginko nuts, Oyster, Wasabi 10. Monkfish liver (ankimo) - made with love & cooked in sake, instead of traditionally being steamed, into a little roll with kanpyo maki 11. Golden eye snapper (kinmedai) - slightly smoked to divinity 12. Bluefin Tuna (from nagasaki) - aged for 1 week 13. Chutoro 14. Otoro 15. Spring squid marinated in miso 16. Sardine family (iwashi) - acquired taste. On the salty side 17. Scallop (hotate) - slightly boiled 18. Hokkaido uni bufun & ikura don 19. Negitoro handroll 20. Ginger sprout handroll 21. Akadashi miso soup 22. Completely Home made matcha ice cream, red bean, & mochi Chef Hiro really puts his passion into each dish and you can really tell. $200/pp + 18% service charge included. Located on the back side of the Plaza. Not visible unless you go towards the back where it's unseen. Can't wait to come back!

    Lisa L.

    This spot has been a running regular of me and my husband now for about a year. It's straight up seasonal, innovative, salty vinegary rice with tasty cured fish and thoughtful cooked dishes that always brings me and my husband a smile. Thank you Chef! It's a simple classic sushi bar counter that seats about 8 comfortably. With so many spots in so cal, this one is one to keep returning to.

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    Celine L.

    Sushi Kisen just opened a sister Omakase restaurant in the same plaza, but in the backside, and headed by one of their main chefs Chef Hiro. The space is small and intimate and only fits up to eight seats. This was a $200 Omakase with 23 courses, and we left feeling stuffed. We started out with four appetizers before moving onto the Nigiri, and almost all of their fish were wild, except for the tuna. It is not often that I see something new at omakase, but they were a couple pleasant surprises like a slow cooked hotate nigiri with sake, and soy sauce. Everything was very well done and executed, and pacing was about 2-2.5 hours. They just opened reservations on Tock and for the price point and amount and quality of food you're getting, well worth the price point!

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    Solid Japanese food. No gimmicks. Excellent service and cozy atmosphere. We will be back.

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    Yakiya

    Yakiya

    4.5(292 reviews)
    2.2 miChapman
    $$$$

    Came here to try the Dine LA deal, since they extended the dates. It lined up with Yakiniku Week,…read morewhere they were offering a complimentary course, so the timing worked out great! A5 Wagyu Tartelette with caviar 9/10: delicious tartare and truffle flavor paired well, it had a bit too much truffle where we couldn't appreciate the Wagyu flavor as much because of it Smoked ribeye tataki 10/10: delicious smoked flavor. Typically I'm skeptical that are as just extra fluff for visuals, but these micro greens actually paired so well with the smokey meat flavor. Chawanmushi 7/10: classic Chawanmushi, egg was cooked well, not particularly better than others I've had. The Dine LA menu says it is with uni and okra, but ours today was abalone and mushroom, which were still delicious. Prime ribeye 9/10: delicious soft and tender. They cook each piece for you Dry aged ribeye 10/10: not part of Dine LA deal. this was the complementary course for Yakiniku week. Had some extra flavor due to being dry aged 3-4 weeks. Wish it was part of the set menu! Wagyu short rib 10/10: favorite of the night! Melts in your mouth and delicious beef flavor Filet mignon 7/10: classic filet, soft. They serve it with the bone marrow rice. It was a bit bland so I'm glad they serve it with wasabi. If you haven't tried steak with wasabi, give it a shot. Bone marrow rice 10/10: prepared table side. The kimchi, mushroom, seaweed all pair well with the rice. Rice itself was cooked well. It wasn't overly salty or savory, it was a good balance of buttery flavor. Miso cappuccino ice cream 4/10: the vanilla bean ice cream was a bit icy rather than creamy. The miso cappuccino foam was too salty personally for me. There was a strong coffee flavor, but it was overpowered by the saltines. Imperial palace cocktail 9/10: not part of the set menu. It was a good balance of Yuzu and whiskey. Often times when you order a Yuzu cocktail it just has a generic citrus flavor, but this one was a true strong yuzu flavor. Refreshing and complimented the savory meat dishes Overall, it's pricey for the amount of food you get, but that's expected with a premium wagyu set dinner. Especially if we did not get the complimentary course, it is a small amount of food for the $78 set and you won't leave full. But the quality and taste were premium. Service: very kind and attentive staff. They even gave us a complementary palate cleanser dish, and a scallion sauce to try. Ambiance: spacious dining room, we did not leave smelling like smoke or barbecue. The bathrooms are clean and have fancy Japanese toilets. There's a big parking lot out front, which was easy to find parking.

    I've dined at the Hacienda Heights multiple times before and wanted to check out the Pasadena…read morelocation. I was disappointed of the value of the "original" set especially since they no longer offer the bone marrow fried rice (it's on the lower tier one though). For $128 set and you only get 5 pieces of grilled meat and they count the starter drink as a course is disappointing. Yes there's meat in the starter courses but when the restaurant is focused on grilled meats, it's kinda sad you only get 5 pieces (unless you order more). The food quality is good but the value isnt there like it used to be. The biggest disappointment was the service though. We were never asked if we wanted to order drinks and was not asked if we wanted to add anything else at any point of our meal. Could we have asked? Yes. But there's a level of expectation from the service with a restaurant like this where they're promoting an exceptional dining experience. The courses felt rushed at some points and then other times there was a longer wait in between. It wasn't consistent. Knowing how it is at the other location, the hospitality level was not on par. Also separate from the dining experience - one of the bidet toilets in the womens restroom wasn't working, but there was no out of order sign and BOTH stalls had no toilet paper for quite some time until we had to ask a worker to restock it.

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    Ducks - Gem

    Ducks

    4.1(903 reviews)
    2.1 mi
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    mySGV food passport has brought me to Ducks Restaurant this past weekend. It's a mom and pop hidden…read moregem for over 30 years located within the small Plaza San Gabriel at the corner of Las Tunas Drive and Muscatel Ave. Very limited plaza parking. Not sure about street parking. There's not a lot of lightning at night except for the business signages that do give off lighting. Upon entry, I was greeted and seated right away. Came here during late lunch so they weren't super busy. Not a big restaurant with a capacity of about 40 people. One all gender restroom available for customer use only. Lunch special menu was available. Other menu had main items, appetizers, and drinks. Prices were fairly reasonable. They are known for their famous pork katsu. I am not a big katsu fan so I didn't get it. Mochi Udon looked interesting so I got it with the Chicken Karaage (free offer from food passport... stamp #10) plus water. While I was waiting for my order, I was fascinated by all the different designed ducks displayed on the window sills and front counter. I am curious about their duck story. Inquirer wants to know. Mochi Udon bowl came out piping hot and steamy. A small plate of cabbage came with it. The bowl's nice presentation made it pleasantly appetizing. Broth was savory and slightly sweet in a good soothing way. Udon noodles tasted homemade... very bouncy and slippery. YUM! Two mochis were soft and chewy. Fish cakes were fresh and delicious. One chicken piece was moist and tender. Wished there was one or two more chicken pieces though... one was just a teaser! Chicken Karaage was the best looking and tasting plate I have ever had. I was impressed with its presentation and the mochi-like batter taste. Chicken was very moist. I enjoyed it very much. SO GOOD! Highly recommend. Thanks Ducks! Staff was friendly and nice. Overall service was good. Kirk was kind to offer his recommendations for my next visit. Thanks Kirk! I had such a delicious lunch dine-in. I came back for dinner take-out. I called in my order. Lady on the phone was nice and cordial. My order was ready upon arrival. Haven't eaten the take-out food yet, but I'm sure it's all good. It's a YES, I'll be back! Dinner Take-Out: Pork Katsu (most popular) Combo Yaki Udon Karaage Chicken Karaage Gyoza

    Why Ducks? - A STAPLE in SGV…read more - IMO, sleeper in homemade Japanese food - 30 years as a family business with the owners from Japan - You LOVE ducks, because there's a ton of them inside Would I come back? - 100% delicious comfort Japanese with a bunch of selections to pick from. 4.5/5 Food - Spaghetti = NGL the sauce is legit for such a simple dish - Beef curry = beef is SUPER tender not fatty and paired perfectly with the curry - Karaage and katsu = perfect crunchiness and flavor 5/5 Service and Ambience Attentive and friendly service from all staff members 5/5 Parking Small shopping plaza parking lot

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    Tokyo Soul - Chicken Karaage 3 pcs

    Tokyo Soul

    4.2(80 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    I finally got the chance to come and eat at this place while it was open. I had never been able to…read moretry it before because I could never remember its hours, and every time I came by, it was unfortunately closed. But once I finally made it in, it was definitely worth the wait! The service and food were beyond what I expected. Everything was so delicious that I couldn't stop myself from finishing every bite. I ordered the Hamburger Hayashi Rice, and the meat was incredibly moist and flavorful. But the real star of my palate was the Katsu Pork Curry! This dish was SO delicious. The pork was soft, juicy, and packed with flavor in every bite. I highly recommend giving this dish a try. Overall, I'll definitely be coming back. Great food, great service, and absolutely worth the visit!

    We were specifically wanting katsu curry at the mall, so it was the right joint to hit up! We never…read moretried this place before, but it used to be where Monkey bar was at (iykyk). Located at the promenade and can be easy to miss since they don't have a huge sign or anything. Right across from Wing Hop Fung. We were seated immediately since it wasn't too busy. We got two katsu curries and 1 hamburg curry. The hamburg curry does take a little longer to prepare. Trying out the katsu curry, it was pretty salty overall. Mild spicy, but not spicy at all. The katsu is also pretty tough to eat at certain parts (usually the edge), and doesn't slice that cleanly when cutting it into smaller pieces. The miso soup was also a bit salty, but the salad was pretty nice and refreshing! We also got to try a bit of the hamburg curry and that one actually tasted better than the classic katsu curry... disappointing that even the signature misses the mark. Overall, it just tastes like how it's advertised, "Tokyo-style inspired". Employees were nice and attentive for checking in on us!

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