Todo super delicioso, incluyendo el sushi! Buen servicio y…read morePorciones grandes! Lo recomendaria y regresamos para disfrutar de nuevo.

Food is horrible. Mushy rice. No taste. All the meat was tasteless. Don't waste your moneyread more

Dear Diary, The food here was... TO DIE FOR!!! The service here was amazing as well, but I was…read moreespecially satisfied with one of the workers. Jayden, I think his name was... I remember he sang happy birthday to me a few months back, and it was fantastic to see a familiar face! This guy works with such efficiency, it's nice to see workers have some pep in their step! Hope to see him again! Love, SushiFan

I'd heard a lot about this AYCE sushi spot, so I was excited to finally try it for myself. They…read morehave a large menu with a great selection of appetizers, salads, and rolls. Service was quick, and they checked in often to take additional orders. I'd recommend ordering any baked or fried rolls early in the meal since those seemed to take the longest to come out. My favorite item was the special of the day: spicy garlic tuna carpaccio, served thinly sliced with crunchy garlic oil on top. The kids really enjoyed the udon, edamame, and California rolls, and there are plenty of options for picky eaters. Price-wise, I'd say it's in line with other sushi spots. Our total came to $230 for the five of us (three adults and two kids), which worked out to about $46 per person including drinks. If you come hungry and ready to make the most of the AYCE option, it's worth it. If you're a lighter eater or only stick to one or two types of sushi, they also have a regular menu with individually priced items.

Tempura was really good. Out of the mixed shrimp was the best. Chicken katsu tasted good and…read morehomemade. Sashimi was fresh and you could taste the ocean lowkey. Service was great and friendly. Comparable to Japan.

This is the first Japanese meal I've ever had in Mexico and it was to my surprise, not bad!…read more This place stands out because it is the only Japanese restaurant in the whole of Avenue de revolution! It is a boutique eatery with comics, anime art work, sculptures, with JPOP music videos playing in all their TVs. As I sat down, i was greeted with a complimentary side order of potato salad. I ordered the matcha horchata drink. It was a very interesting taste, a bit powdery, but still good! Ordered the spinach ramen with tokatsu broth. I was impressed by how easy it is to order, as easy as 1, 2, and 3! There's not much waiting time and my ramen came. I've had many ramens in my life so I do have pretty high standards when it comes to ramen. The spinach noodles are perfect, soft chewy and tasty. The broth is flavorful but can be better, the egg is over cooked. The service is great, waiters are attentive, give it a try when you're in downtown TJ!

A good little Sushi/Ramen hidden gem in Chula Vista. Heard a lot about this place so I finally came…read more& yes I'm a fan. First let me start with the customer service, it was great, from the door to getting seated to the waiters checking on us & the cooks smiling & the speed & quality of the service was all great. And the prices are very reasonable, they don't open till 5 tho, for dinner basically, weekends can get busy so get there early. The food was very good, I got the Chula Vita Ramen & I'd get it again, very filling & flavorful. The sushi was very fresh & good & filling as well, Abre La Boca Mucho was our fav roll, it can be shared with another person for sure, Viva Chula Vista was a good roll too. Miso soup was ok & no garlic edamame they have lemon butter edamame, if you like lemon & butter flavor you'll like it, it was ok but it lack a bit of flavor for me. My fav item here was the Jalapeño Popper as an appetizer, 8 pieces & man let me tell you, it was mouth watering & on point, it's a must to start with. Overall I good little spot & we come again for sure, keep up the good work Naruto & see you soon :)

1st time here and we enjoyed our dinner here The food was…read moredelicious all made to order, sushi is top notch, I will try the ramen next time Service is friendly and accommodating... shout of to our sushi chef, salamat po The vibe here is hole in a wall kinda vibe, clean space organized and friendly staff Def coming back again.

Always good vibes. Great atmosphere. Everyone that works there is friendly and welcomingread more

Still one of my favorite places to take friends that would like to join me on a Tijuana adventure…read more Colectivo 9 is an excellent option to break the mold from your standard Mexican cuisine (but they still have that too) and explore what they're capable of besides tacos. Take your pick: - Ramen - Empenadas - Burgers - Italian There is much more too and my favorite part is always ordering a few snackable items from a few different vendors and sitting down to enjoy it with a cold local craft beer in the AC'd beer bar. Everyone always loves Colectivo and everyone always wants to return!

Finally got to try this cute Japanese cafe we saw on TikTok, and it did not disappoint!…read more Service: [5/5] The two girls who helped us were so sweet and made the whole experience. We were seated at the bar, which ended up being such a vibe--we got to chat with the girl behind the bar and watch her make lattes and desserts right in front of us. That kind of interaction really sets this place apart. Price: [4.5/5] It's on the pricier side, but honestly it feels fair given the quality of food you're getting. You can taste where your money is going. Food/Drinks: [5/5] Matcha Latte -- We shared one, extra sweet at my request, and it was perfect. Exactly what I was hoping for. Chef Soichi's Karaage -- We had this as an appetizer and my boyfriend made a point to say this is the closest he's had to traditional Japanese karaage. High praise from someone who's passionate about his Japanese culture. Hayashi Omurice -- This is their most popular dish and it's easy to see why. The demi-glaze has a really unique flavor that ties the whole dish together beautifully. This was my pick and I'd order it again without hesitation. Guratan -- My boyfriend's order, and it was incredibly creamy and delicious. We were both too stuffed for dessert by the end, which says a lot about the portion sizes. Ambience: [5/5] The restaurant is small, but honestly that's part of what makes it so charming. Pink everywhere with wooden accents and cherry blossoms throughout (very fitting)--it's cozy, homey, and just really well put together. The intimate size adds to the appeal rather than taking away from it. Overall Experience: [5/5] Hatsuzakara was such a wonderful first experience. Yes, we waited about 30 minutes to be seated arriving at 7:30 on a Friday night but for a waitlist-only spot this small, that's actually a pretty reasonable wait by San Diego standards. The food, the atmosphere, and the staff more than made up for it. Already looking forward to coming back to try the curry and work through their dessert menu.

This Japanese restaurant is so cute and pretty!! The servers also add to the Japanese vibe~…read more The menu is pretty easy to navigate. I feel like everything looked really good, so it was hard to decide what to order. The dishes have small portion size despite the price. I think this kinda helps in that you have room to eat dessert! The brown sugar Okinawa tea was good but the after taste of the sugar was not good. They kept the tea pot warm, and they served oat milk on the side. Karaage had too much chicken skin for my preference. Guratan was penne pasta and not macaroni as specified in the menu. Yakisoba could have used more chicken. Omurice had the more flavor and the egg was really good. I want to try naporitan next time because of the tomato based sauce. Of the desserts I tried, the parfait was most enjoyable because of the fruit with ice cream. The mushi pudding was good; it was the thick and "hard" type of flan. I want to try kakigori next time because I saw their shaved ice machine was legit. Parking - free street parking only. Be prepared to walk up/downhill. Credit card/apple pay accepted Bathroom is only one room in the back. THE SEAT IS WARM. This was a nice gem to find in this part of town.

We got the agedashi tofu and the deep fried baby octopus to share. Love both of these sides, the…read moretofu was extremely soft and flavorful and the octopus was crunchy, chewy, and just so flavorful. I got the Nabeyaki Udon, it was delicious, hearty, and filling. It really hit the spot on a cold cloudy day. The broth was light and clear and the udon was bouncy and chewy. I also loved all the ingredients, the chicken was tender and the shrimp tempera were light and crunchy.

This is a low-key long-standing local spot with mostly regulars. Tucked right next to Nijiya…read moreMarket, it never relies on marketing--only authentic home-style flavors and consistent quality keep customers coming back. It's a cozy Japanese izakaya with warm yellow lighting, just like a traditional neighborhood pub in Tokyo. Perfect for casual drinks and enjoying a genuine laid-back vibe. I ordered the eel kamameshi, which took about 20 minutes to serve. Their house-marinated eel is incredibly fragrant. The Creamy Mentai Udon is a must-try: rich creamy flavor, savory pollock roe with no fishy taste, and perfectly chewy noodles that are absolutely addictive. Their grilled beef tongue is cooked to perfection--tender, juicy, and well-balanced in salt and sweetness. The teppanyaki is also very flavorful. Price range is mid to high, around $40+ per person. The staff gives off classic old-restaurant regular vibes: efficient and no overly formal small talk. It feels like a neighborhood comfort spot--warm and relaxed without forced hospitality.

The service was good and the place is really clean. The rolls we got were decent, but it's not the…read morehighest quality sushi. The tuna looked like it was an unnatural shade of red. I live in Alaska and know quality seafood when I see and taste it. This is safe to eat, but I wouldn't go back. If you are not seafood savvy this might be great for you.

The pad Thai was horrible! The noodles weren't cooked enough and it just tasted like noodles with…read morelemon squeezed on it. The edamame had some weird sauce. The sushi roll just didn't taste fresh. I wouldn't come back here.

Loooooove this place. Introduced several of my friends to this place and they are converts!! The…read moreplace is not that big, with U-shaped bar seating and the servers in the middle which makes for quick and attentive service. When checking in be aware your whole party must be there to be seated and it is likely that you will end up next to another party as there are no separate tables. They have premium meats and know that it is NOT AYCE like some other shabu shabu places, so beware it will be a bit pricy depending on what you choose. You pick a broth, a rice, a noodle, a protein and you get a plate of veggies and sauces. You get an individual pot to mix your food to your liking. It is SO GOOD. I have never had a bad experience here. My go-to order is a mix of the tonktosu and spicy miso broth along with double wagyu shortrib and extra udon noodles. It's rich and filling and the veggies are fresh. I like to sub out certain veggies to get extra of others I like better (like mushrooms). I would eat here every single day if I could. If you don't finish your rice and broth they'll put it in a to-go container for you so you can have your "porridge" later. Drink menu is good too, they have rotating selection of drinks available, as well as sake, wine, and beer on tap.

Japanese hot pot? Ok…read more Driven by the place many many times and always assumed it was a ramen spot. We decided to give it a try after realizing it was hot pot. We walked in and just one other couple was dining. Happy hour from 5-6. Our waitress immediately explained how the menu worked and gave us cooking tips. I ordered the miso broth with pork and toro. We also had the chuck roll and brisket. The chuck roll and the pork were delicious. Would definitely skip the toro and brisket next time. The veggies they served were all great (mushrooms, emoji, bok choy, carrot, spinach, kabocha squash, with the exception of a bit too much cabbage). The experience can a little a bit of an endeavor if you've never done it solo, as you solely have to pay constant attention to the pot while trying to eat at the same time. It can be hard to hold a conversation when your food is boiling boiling hot! Definitely a laborous experience but a fun one!

I've been wanting to try ramen at every place possible and this place was next. As soon as I walked…read moreit I was confused because the place has no sign or name in front of it. If j wouldn't have asked the host what restaurant it was I probably wouldn't have known. A little sign would have helped lol. Now to the food...it was delicious. I ordered the classic ramen, a spicy tuna roll, and a beer all for under $15 which was great. The ramen was very tasty and the pork that it had was very savory and well marinated. The spicy tuna roll was one of the best that I have tasted and although the ramen filled me up, I just had to eat the roll. It was way too good to leave unfinished. All in all, this place is great and the food is amazing. Amazing food and attentive staff calls for a great experience and that is what I had.

Loved this place. It is small sushi place with the traditional izakaya ambiance. The service is…read moresuper nice and the food is really good. The classic ramen is really delicious, so is the donburi kani-kama, gyozas and spicy tuna roll. This is a place I am definitely returning to.