This is a quaint neighborhood restaurant that serves many traditional fares of Japan. We came here as there weren't many restaurants open for dine-in, most places were for take out. To our pleasant surprise, this place was clean, cutely decorated with Tiger memorabilia, and authentic tasty food. One example was the Futomaki here served with the traditional ingredients that are rare to find today. Overall, a good experience.

+3

Thanks to the friendly staff taking our order with great patients at lunch during the peak hours, although communication is not easy but she is still trying to keep her smile and listen to us and make sure it is correct. Food is fresh and nice, and restaurants have a bigger space seat compared to the other restaurants, we can enjoy our food comfortably.

+3

It has two floors. First floor is just the normal restaurant with some tables, second floor is a chairless big room to held a party with friends or family. The food was good, and maybe the moslem friendly food only the seafood, the rest is mixed non-halal ingredients.

Very tasty!

A well-organized text ranging from the atmosphere of the shop, impressions of the food, to future use, making it easy for others to use as a reference. Visited for the first time. Before entering, I imagined a slightly rustic atmosphere, but once I stepped inside, expectations were betrayed in a good way! Inside the store is as spacious as a family restaurant, and there are many staff members and full of energy. For lunch, I had the "Medium Nigiri", and it was authentic and reassuring sushi carefully crafted by a craftsman. It is a orthodox deliciousness without quirk, and the price is reasonable and convincing. Menu variations are very rich, so next time I'd like to come slowly at night to taste a single dish while drinking sake. Thank you for the meal!