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We loved yojimbo on Park. The new one on Santa Clara is loud when there's lots of people. The food isn't quite as good as the original. The tempura used to be fresh and crispy out of the fryer delivered to your table. Now it's precooked and damp. Asked for a clean bowl bc they left me with a dirty salad bowl to eat dinner. Instead of a rice bowl they brought me a soup bowl . The service was nominal.Drop off and not remove completed our used dishes? Chicken katsu still good. Teriyaki chicken meh. YoJimbo roll presented well. Lots of competing flavors :-(.
I enjoy being a repeat customer at Yojimbo, especially this location. I really dig the owners collection of iconic anime/manga figures and the art gallery. The portions are amazing and getting the cream puffs at the end of the meal is a real sweet treat. I'll be back again soon!
They accommodated our party of 9 in about 10 minutes on a Saturday night which was very quick and much appreciated. I ordered the chirashi donburi after seeing photos of it on Yelp and the presentation did not disappoint. It was a colorful bowl with 6 different cuts of fish and tamagoyaki. The fish was all fresh and cut in thick slices so I'd say it's worth the money except that the tuna wasn't the best quality. It comes on a bed of lettuce and rice so it's not as filling but it was still hard for me to finish the bowl. It came with miso soup and although it was good I was stuffed. They also gave everyone in our party a small salad bowl which had the most delicious peanut dressing ever. I would buy a bottle of it if they sold it. They were also kind enough to give each of us a mini cream donut which had an amazing whipped cream cheese filling. A great sweet treat to end the night. The restaurant is also decorated with a lot of anime figures, drawings, and paintings which is very cool.
Date: 8/11/2025 Time: 4:30 PM 69° Sunny After a visit to the Kaiser Pharmacy, I decided to have linner at Yojimbo. As many times I have walked by this restaurant, I have never been here. It's my first time, and after perusing the menu, I decided to have my usual - wakame and shrimp/veggie tempura. I sure have been missing out. The wakame was a generous portion. It was enough for two people. The shrimp/veggie tempura was on point and I couldn't finish it all. I thought I ordered the 4-pc. shrimp appetizer tempura. Instead it was a big bowl of tempura. Yummy! Service was great! Waitress was attentive. She even gave me a complimentary dessert - a mini donut filled with whipped cream. The ambiance is one of comfort and casual. Jazz over the speaker system is quite mellow, soothing and relaxing. The display of artwork is beauthfully done. I especially like the Bruce Lee one. Return visit? Definitely for their bento box lunch and ramen noodles. I might even go for the donburi bowl.
What a cool spot. Santa Clara and Park St. easy street parking. This place is big inside. And the staff is so nice. We were a party of 4. The fish was very fresh tasting. I did nigiri, spicy tuna roll & I shared some shrimp tempura. My friend had some sashimi which looked delicious. The dressing has peanuts in it & was tasty. We also ordered which were fantastic. Gyoza. It has a fun vibe & there were lots of families, people on dates, and small groups.
Note that the other Yojimbo location has closed. Went there first before being redirected here. Overall, the location had a higher end feel but still somewhat casual (kind of like PF Chang) and had Spirited Away playing on multiple screens. You're also surrounded by art work and collectibles which was a fun bonus. Food wise, we stuck with the sushi which was good quality at acceptable prices. It's not a steal by any means and it's not the best sushi we've ever had, but we'd come back if we're in the area or in the mood for a slightly fancier feel than our other spots. Favs were the 49ers and the Cowboy Bibob. Salmon skin roll and Peter roll were cheaper (~$10) but they were 5 piece rolls and didn't have as much depth of flavor.
The restaurant has a great ambiance with the awesome paintings and tons of action figures. Now i understand why it is a gallery! And this is why i am giving it 2 stars. The service is as expected. Now the food. The teriyaki salmon was so small and thin, and I think that is why it was sooo dry. The chicken teriyaki was a lot, but was dry and i think it is because they use chicken breast. The sashimi was okay. The california rolls was small and do not seem fresh. The salad and soup were on the house. Both were good. Before leaving, we were given a bite size sample of their ice cream and a cream filled cake like bread. These were awesome and why i am giving another star. We will go back at another time, but for now, i cannot recommend it.
Been a while since I've been back here ! The ramen was so flavorful I got the pork . They are not skimpy on the meat ! I wish we could add corn and mushroom But other then that a 5/5 . Great service and cozy ambiance . Complimentary dessert as well
This place is very popular, has a cute anime theme throughout, has excellent customer service, and is very clean! The ambiance of this restaurant is stellar! The walls are covered in anime decor, there's plenty of room, and the noise level isn't bad. Overall, the atmosphere here is quite nice. Absolutely 0 complaints about the restaurant itself. My 4 star rating is purely off the food and prices. The food was tasty, but some items truly lacked flavor. For the price, you'd expect the flavor to be more powerful and savory. Well, let's begin. Their version of the "lion king" which is called Youdontwannaknowme roll was pricy and it lacked flavor. It had an overwhelming cheese on top that actually didn't sit well with 2 of our guests. It was a very heavy roll in terms of how it was sitting in the stomach. It wasn't super flavorful either, it was underwhelming in that manner. It seemed rather plain, but smothered in the cheese on top. The edamame was very very very salty and it was making all of us thirsty. Don't get me wrong, the size of the edamame serving was excellent, but it was super salty. The peanut dressing on the salad is very light and could use a bit of flavoring same goes for the teriyaki sauce on the teriyaki chicken. Overall, the food here was pretty decent. Our table had quite a bit of selection! We had the deep fried California roll 10/10, spider roll 10/10, the Philadelphia 10/10, cokes, red dragon roll, chicken teriyaki bento, tempura appetizer, and more. We definitely enjoyed our time here and will be back.
There are so many things I want to try on the menu like ramen, donburi, sushi combo or just simple bento box. But then I realize I can also add options on everything! Finally I decided to customize bento box which I picked sashimi, 49ers rolls, saba. It came with miso soup. Everything is fresh and tasty. They even gave a bonus dessert which I heard is different everytime. What I got was matcha cream roll which is light and fluffy. It made me want to come back just to taste the surprise dessert!!
Omg!! First you notice is how much of a whole in the wall Yojimbo is! But don't be fooled. The small location can accommodate big groups as I visited with a group of 10. The wall art is amazing and they even have art in the restroom. Parking can be difficult for street parking can be hard to find but there are parking garages near by. The food! First, be aware thelat the bento box meals are hugh! I didn't know and we ordered 3! Had way too much left over.
I absolutely hate to give Yojimbo anything lower than a 4 but unfortunately here I am :( The first time I went to Yojimbo around 2018, I was amazed at the deco, the food, and the portions. However, when I finally came back in 2025, I was a bit disappointed. First, they had significantly downsized this location and opened a new location in another part of Alameda. I had wanted to walk down the halls and look at the art again, but they had closed it off. We had also ordered pork ramen (was this a mistake? should I have ordered sushi) and it wasn't the best. Maybe I've been spoiled by other ramen spots, but the noodles were a bit chewy and sad. The egg was hard boiled which I can't be mad about but I was a bit sad. My friend had ordered the same pork ramen but with a different protein, but his dish came out 5-10 minutes later, which was a bit weird. I may have made a mistake of waiting for his dish to come out before eating and maybe that messed with the quality of my food/chewiness of my noodles. My friend had gotten the combo, which is a ramen and an added side. We ordered the takoyaki but they didn't have it, so we settled for the nigiri which was pretty good, but it was two pieces for an extra $6-7 (I can't remember), and I think you save $1. However, the chashu was really good and melted in my mouth!!!!!!!!! I think that this place has/had so much potential but I'm just not sure what happened. Keep in mind-- I had first come a long time ago and so I had pretty high expectations.
Yojimbo is a classic. I haven't been here in over a decade so I thought I'd stop by on a Monday afternoon. I was seated at a table that wasn't cleaned yet. It took some time for the waitress to take my order. I definitely think she was overwhelmed because she gave our miso soup to the wrong table and almost gave our food to the wrong table. She also didn't bring us water until after our food had arrived after I asked her a few times. It also took us a while for us to get a check. People who arrived after us even left before us. Anyways, the food was great. They definitely don't skimp on their portions.
2 years ago
Fantastic "hole-in-the-wall" vibe, this spot is amazing, especially for Studio Ghibli fans! The walls had beautiful artwork, and the restaurant was playing a Studio Ghibli movie during my visit, which made the experience even more unique and fun. We tried the pork ramen (4.5/5) and was impressed. The portion size was generous and the ramen came with egg and seaweed salad included. Also had the chicken katsu curry (5/5), which I've not seen done well that often in the East Bay. This one was the best I have had in a while. You will likely be leaving with a to go box because of the large portions, but the food was great! Highly recommend this spot! read more
2 years ago
There are so many options for food here! There's a build-your-own bento box so I got mine with chicken teriyaki and takoyaki. My boyfriend got chicken katsu with tempura and gyoza, which I happily took many bites of as well. All of the food was yummy! I haven't tried any of the rolls here just yet but I'm excited to return and try them because of how good the bento boxes were. The waiter was also very accommodating when we made a to-go order, which required a bit more customization. At the end of our meal, the waiter gave our group free donuts to try. They weren't too sweet and had the perfect pillowy texture. I'd definitely come back just for that if I'm back in the area. read more
2 years ago
Most delicious fantastic sushi I have ever eaten (summer roll). I do not give this praise lightly and I have eaten at many places. Good, solid ramen, chewy noodles with very flavorful broth. The meat and egg on top are served cold and the egg is hard boiled, fyi. Cute Studio Ghibli art and movies playing! If you love sushi, ramen, and/or Studio Ghibli, this place is a must. read more
I am a sucker for something a little less run of the mill, and what a nice little spot I stumbled upon for date night with my beau. Now, in all fairness, this is one of his favorite restaurants: he celebrated TWO birthdays here and has fond memories coming for dinner. And what's even more quaint than the Japanese-inspired hole in the wall eatery styling, is the owner's artwork gorgeously displayed in the space amid tv's playing popular anime, and walls housing collectible figurines. It's a space that inspires conversations with those also enjoying the ambiance, and I say that from a deeply personal encounter I had my first time here. The sushi was massive, tasty, and perfectly priced for those living on a budget. Definitely a place where you can get your money's worth. And overall, the price tag on a dinner for two was $38 , three rolls, two miso soups, and with tea (alcohol is not served here). And I learned there is a second location that opened up in Alameda as well, but it appears the original is still the one to visit. I will have to visit the second location before I am willing to weigh in, though. So expect an updated review once I do. But, I offer you a nice place to grab dinner with you family, or some casual sushi dates with a loved one. Either case, it will make a mundane Monday night all the more magical. read more
2 years ago
Yojimbo feels like a tiny sushi place hidden down a dark alley in a gritty anime yakuza film. You open the front door and enter the kitchen if you're not careful. Left to the kitchen, right to the tables. Maybe six tables scattered around food service equipment. We ordered a bunch of rolls, all of which were great. My wife ordered the Leftover roll. It's a chef's choice surprise roll of whatever is close at hand. I told her to look over at this great looking plate that someone ordered. It's her Leftover Roll!! The only downside here, no sashimi. The service and vibe make up for it. 100% the most low key, cool spot for sushi. As we're finishing up three straight up anime yakuza dudes all dressed in black come in to eat. We pay and leave, this guy walks out, looks both ways, looks at me, goes back in and closes the door. I love Yojimbo!!! read more
2 years ago
This place is so far from me but I make the drive anyway for some real awesome sushi. The inside is cute and cozy, service is fast efficient and kind. A lot of the places where I live do not give free miso soup when waiting for your roles but they do here which I always appreciate. The menu is small and not as wide as most spots. I have only tried the sushi here but when I do see people get the hot bentos, or ramen it does look really good. The Yojimbo role is a must! read more
2 years ago
I loved it! Lots of food, but too good to leave any behind. The server was kind, even though it was packed. The decor was great to look at too, especially for anime fans. read more
7 months ago
4 years ago
Who isn't all in when it comes to Ramen? From that first smooth, creamy sip of the broth, down to the noodles and extras. Though for me, the added best part is always a perfectly made ramen egg (ajitsuke tamago). So much I always request a second one in my bowl. I mean come on, an egg marinated in a salty-sweet mixture of soy sauce and mirin, with a well timed soft jammy center... Hello Unami joy. To my surprise they all don't come this way. And when they don't, it's totally disappointing to have two eggs swimming in your bowl ready to be made into deviled eggs. Fully cooked, plain hard boiled eggs. Ok, ok, ok now for the ramen.. I really enjoyed the broth and the tender pork, I did. but even on a small/regular size order there was way to many noodles added to the bowl. So much, it overwhelmed the broth to be able to enjoy the extras in the bowl. Sadly I don't think I'll go out of my way to go for another try. Maybe I just keep trying to take the taste buds back to Totto Ramen in New York. If my locals know a better spot, definitely let a girl know! read more
2 years ago
With all the raving reviews, I really had high hopes for Yojimbo... To start things off, parking is a major headache. Good luck finding street parking- and I'm not even talking about anything remotely close!! The streets on both sides are filled thanks to the many businesses within the vicinity. I was kind of confused at the initial entering of Yojimbo. It seems to be as though you enter through the quasi kitchen which eventually leads into seating. The restaurant is a narrow strip and an assortment of art decorates the entire restaurant. There are 2 tiny tables located outside for those who are interested in outdoor dining. The menu in itself offers appetizers, bento boxes, ramen, rice bowls, and nigiri ala carte. There are a number of sushi rolls which all come with pictures to help assist with your choice makings. Since we had a late lunch, our party decided to order lighter than we normally do. Dinner consisted of: -California Roll -Miso Soup -Sashimi Bento [comes with rice, salad, & miso soup] - sodas Food: -California roll was on the small side but I wasn't really mad. I kind liked the filling ration Vs the rice surrounding the nori- this was the perfect size for my 3yo to enjoy. The only downside was the rice being really blotchy and not evenly spread around the sushi roll. -The miso soup was amazing. This is by far the best miso soup we've had- flavorings were perfectly seasoned and the tofu and seaweed pieces were extremely generous. The tofu cubes weren't teeny tiny and didn't primarily consist of simply liquids. I'd come back solely for this!! -The sashimi bento was great when it came down to portion size but the quality was not there. The salad itself was so massive, it took over half of the container. The rice portion was no different- normally a small heaping of rice inverted from a small bowl is provided but Yojimbo uses those plastic soup containers. This place is a rice-lover's dream!! The sashimi is where things go downhill. There seemed to be 4 types of fish provided and cuts of the fish ranged from thick to misshaped smaller pieces as if leftover bits were just thrown in as fillers. Before anyone find this as a petty complaint, let me be clear that the random shapes and sizes didn't bother me. The problem with the fish was the tuna being still frozen in the middle- nothing fully solid but it was undeniably some bite due to the ice bits. A secondary fish was also extra chilly internally- not frozen but abnormally colder than normally. The remaining 2 assortment of fish didn't have any issues. 3 stars overall. Not only was the quality and dining experience lacking but it was super weird for the staff to stand right at the table while we were paying for the tab. She literally stood there and waited as cash was being pulled out and she immediately took the bill to process. I'm not sure if that's the normal protocol for the restaurant or if they just wanted a speedy turnover rate... but there was plenty of seating still available in the restaurant. The experience could only be defined as "meh". read more
There are 2 Yojimbo locations in Alameda. This location is smaller and cozier. If you have a smaller party, I would recommend going to this location. If you have a larger party, I would recommend to visit the Santa Clara Ave location. Yojimbo is one of the most aesthetically pleasing restaurants to visit. While dining, you get to see art that are related to Studio Ghibli films and other Japanese pop culture. There are TV's playing Studio Ghibli movies and many figurines are posted around the restaurant. All the food options are great, but I always get the Box Combo. This option allows you to mix and match different Japanese dishes such as katsu, teriyaki, and sushi. This also has great value since they give a good portion for what you pay. read more
4 years ago
ordered the Salmon Shioyaki bento box with sashimi and spicy tuna roll. As well as the vegetable tempura and salad. The salmon was a smaller portion than I imagined but grilled and peppered well. All of the Sashimi tasted very fresh but there was a piece that was cut jaggedly. The vegetable tempura (with pumpkin, carrots, and sweet potato) was amazing-perfectly crispy tempura batter on the inside and soft on the inside. The salad was a mix of salad mix/romaine/kale, and very simplistic, but the salad dressing was delicious. The miso soup was delicious and had a perfect mix of tofu/seaweed/miso. Service was great and the waitress was very nice/attentive. read more
3 years ago
Came here on a Friday afternoon after looking on yelp. The parking here is difficult, we had to park down the street and walk a few blocks down. The rolls were good, but nothing special... service was good and they were attentive. read more
3 years ago
My family went here for lunch and had a great time! I've also been here multiple times before and never had a bad experience. The server was really friendly I love how it's such a cozy atmosphere. The restaurant is clean and the music's at a good volume We ordered the 49'ers and Cowboy Be Bop sushi rolls Also a bento box mixer with fish and gyozas Everything was fresh and so so delicious!! Would definitely recommend this location :) read more
4 years ago
Cute hole in the wall Japanese place! Looks small from the outside but walk in and it's long and narrow. Two small outdoor tables, then the chefs in front, a step down into a long dining area with tables on sides. Beautiful art on walls including lots of Ghibli themes, Kurosawa, Pixar. Love the option of making your own bento! I don't like too much carb/rice so I loved being able to pick. Chose salad, CA rolls, sashimi, saba shioyaki. Loved the grilled mackerel which was juicy and very mackerel-y (oily and rich). Salad portion was hefty and dressing was on side to add as desired. Got lots of healthy fresh veg! CA rolls were solid and I really enjoyed my sashimi which was fresh and generous. Solid miso soup too. read more
4 years ago
This place is a popular hole in the wall in Alameda. It was my second time at this restaurant and my partner took me here for my birthday. He ordered an omurice and tempura appetizer while I ordered a choose your own bento with mackeral, salmon and salad. The fishes were delicious and small. The salad was generous along with the tempura. The omurice was the star of the show and was savory, delicious and comforting. This place is great value with great service. The ceilings are low and is packed of cute art pieces and action figures from Studio Ghibli films, The Boy and the Beast, Demon Slayer, One Piece and more. read more
If you're looking for something decent and bang for the buck then this is it!!! The restaurant is a hole-in-the-wall but it truly reminds you those street restaurants in Japan! There might be a wait around dinner time since the restaurant is pretty small itself. But the service is quick. We've tried their sushi rolls and ramen. Not bad at all! My favorite is the bento box. It is huge and the portion is definitely good enough for 2 people. It comes with salad and miso soup. Typically I skip out on the miso soup because it always tastes super salty. But yojimbo miso soup is pretty great! We ordered the most basic bento box....chicken teriyaki. The meat wasn't dry and the amount of meat they give you...wowza. Definitely worth the money read more
1 year ago
As a first time customer, my experience at Yojimbo was amazing. As I walked in I was greeted with great customer service, offered a menu and water as I was ordering take out. The deco on the walls makes the place stand out with its unique action figures as display. The dragon roll along with the takoyaki was delicious. Definitely recommend! read more
1 year ago
5 years ago
First-timer. Absolutely delicious. Wait time on a Monday was 15 minutes to be seated (5 people). They came and took our order pretty fast. Ordered the bento (minimum of 3 items) Gyozi (yum) CA roll (made spicy and damn, this is the way) Tempura (fried crab piece? Holy smokes) Chicken katsu (light and tender) They kept my tea cup full and they were super attentive. Next time, will try the ramen - looks and smells amazing! So darn good! Hubby just ordered the chicken teriyaki bento box and we were so impressed by the portion size. read more
Dragon roll is for sure my favorite! Love this cute little hole in the wall. The sushi and sashimi always tastes so fresh compared to other Japanese restaurants. I'll warn you that proportion sizes have changed over the years but the quality still stands. The owners are really welcoming and thought as well. The waitresses have always been super nice and helpful. It's always a pleasure to enjoy Yojimbo in Alameda. read more
Such a hole in the wall type of restaurant. As you enter, you will see all kind of animation graphics, ceiling a tad bit low, but, no problem at all. Well ventilated, do not smell fried foods - not stuffy. yay! Ordered: Bento box w salmon teriyaki, saba shioyaki, spicy tuna roll. Perfectly cooked salmon; not too overdone. Saba Shioyaki is perfect; not too salty/bland. Portion is cute (small portion). Left over Rolls - interesting; provide all kind of fish with caviar on the top; good balance of sweet, savory, fresh fish! Yes, pricey Futomaki Roll (vegetarian) is interesting with garlicky seaweed. I always order Futomaki in any sushi place. This is diferent! Gotta try itkk read more
*Open for indoor dining, takeout, and limited outdoor dining* This was an interesting experience! Looking outside, we initially only saw a two-person table. We were bummed as our party had three people. The front was also blocked, so we assumed there wasn't any indoor seating. A staff member popped out of the restaurant to ask how many. An additional staff member then popped out to lead us down what felt like a Narnia-type situation. Food: We ordered various rolls and all were pretty decent in size. If you are super hungry, would recommend getting 3+ rolls. If you are moderately hungry, 2 may suffice. They have a wide selection of nigiri, rolls, non-sushi items (I.e. donburi, curry, gyoza, etc.). Overall, pretty decent sushi place and would come back. read more
2 years ago
I've been here a few times in the past, and have never been disappointed. It's a small place with big servings. There's almost always a Hayao Miyazaki movie playing on the overhead TV screens, and lots of Japanese movie artwork on the walls. I've had their sushis, ramens, curries, and bentos, and they remind me of my visit to Japan. Their food is not fancy, it's just good cooking that leaves you satisfied. Today's takeout order: + Chicken teriyaki bento - for $20 this is at least a 2 person serving (if not 3). You get lots of grilled chicken pieces (dark meat), a huge salad, rice, and miso soup. The salad dressing and sauce are in separate containers so nothing is soggy. I did find the chicken to be a tiny bit dry, but once the teriyaki sauce is soaked in, it was satisfying and delicious. + Yojimbo roll - bbq eel over spider roll. This was really good. The spider roll was still crunchy and the eel was yummy. + Rainbow roll - sliced raw fish over California roll. Very tasty. + Summer roll - spicy tuna over California roll. Also tasty. + Tempura appetizer - this is a huge serving for an appetizer. There's 4 shrimps and the rest are veggies. + Gyoza - this was complimentary. Thank you Yojimbo! Whenever I have a craving a Japanese food and I'm in Alameda, this is my go-to spot. Unless it's a Sunday, when they are closed. read more
Came in on Saturday. Place is small, when you get to the front it's kind of confusing because it looks like your in the kitchen area. It's a cute little place with drawings on the walls. The sushi was fresh and really good! The miso soup tasted like they just made it, really hot but good. The sushi rolls were a good size portion. I think the girl was new we had. I over heard a lady telling her to bring us water and I think she forgot. She went to other tables but forgot to get us water. Later she came by to bring us water. I understand she was new and probably going back and fourth between everyone. Maybe next time double check the people seated have water or ask. It's a really small place but I enjoyed the food and service. I forgot the name of my roll I just remembered it was a spider roll with eel on top that was really good. Tempura roll & deep fried California roll. The 4th roll was a salmon and lemon roll I liked that one too but one of them has the lemon seeds on it and that was not a pleasant thing to bite into, other than that everything else was great! read more
2 years ago
Ah so good! I can honestly say this is my favorite sushi spot that i have ever been to. The service is great so chill. the ambiance is warm and comfortable. It is small inside but just the right size for a date or family dinner. we ordered some Chicken katsu curry and a couple rolls and they were all so good. read more
4 years ago
Let's start with the best part about this place: the service. Our waitress was excellent! She was so kind and welcoming. I really appreciated her skill too because the back room of this place is kind of small. She maneuvered it so well, without ever bumping into any guests. Just excellent speed and attentiveness overall with the wait staff here. Next, the food. Really pretty standard Japanese food. Nothing really stood out to me too much about the quality of sushi here. I would rate the food 4/5 because it is not super special. What really makes this place great is the atmosphere. It's small, studio ghibli themed, and so cozy and intimate. I feel like a lot of people associate intimate with being overly small but this place makes you feel like you're in another country! Really love Yojimbo and will be coming here again on my visits to Alameda read more
Tried Yojimbo again and I'm glad I did. Large pork ramen was HUGE! The bowl was ginormous. The amount of meat was generous. The ramen noodles were cooked nicely and were a little chewy. Broth was flavorful. Came with mushrooms and seaweed, maybe more things. Def share the large. Build your own bento - Not an actual bento box, but bowls of the items I chose. Chicken katsu - looks better than it tastes, but still decent. 2 small pieces of katsu. Tamago - 2 cute cubes of tamago, not too sweet, more on the egg yolks side, reminded me of a Dan tat Tempura - fried nicely, sooo many pieces 49er roll (I think) - rice was seasoned well, just your typical sushi roll Restaurant is long and narrow. For the bento and ramen, you choose what you want and that determines the price. Service is friendly and relatively fast. I like the designs on the wall, I think the owner of the restaurant was sitting at the table in front of us and creating more art. Overall - would come again! read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
We paid $27 (with taxes and tip) for this Salmon BENTO. We noticed after picking up and bringing to our car, that this bento didn't have rice. Wife went back to double check, for some odd reason they said the bento doesn't come with rice. So almost $30 for this. The sashimi didn't taste fresh, and the grilled salmon had a bad fishy after taste. We won't be wasting time/money here again! read more
1 year ago
Love this place the art through out the place is amazing. Really adds to the vibe. The food is sooo yummy. I'm a sushi craver and this my go to place. I bring friends and family here to try it and everyone has loved it. The staff is always friendly and attentive. read more
2 years ago
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Whats your best sushi?
I don't know which one is best. Cause i made all menu. But nevertheless if i have to choice one. i'd like say Red Dragon roll.
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No alcohols here! :)
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