Storied, counter-serve fixture preparing sushi plates & ramen bowls along with other Japanese bites.
Hours
| Friday | 10:30 AM–6:30 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 10:30 AM–6:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 10:30 AM–6:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:30 AM–6:30 PM |
| Thursday | 10:30 AM–6:30 PM |
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Reviews
I’ve been coming to this place for many years, and my order has almost always been the same. I truly wanted to continue supporting a local business, but after today, I think this will be my last visit.
The food itself has been consistent, which is why I kept returning. Unfortunately, the overall experience has steadily declined. The restaurant is cash only—no cards, no Apple Pay, no alternatives—which is increasingly inconvenient. More concerning is that orders often don’t appear to be rung up, and receipts are not provided. As a customer, that doesn’t inspire confidence or professionalism.
Customer service was also very disappointing. During a busy lunch hour, orders were handed out incorrectly, and when I tried to confirm whether the meal placed in front of me was mine, the staff member did not make eye contact, did not turn around, and responded without acknowledgment. A simple confirmation or “thank you” would have gone a long way.
After years of loyalty, it’s unfortunate to leave feeling unappreciated and dismissed. I hope management takes a closer look at how customers are treated, especially those who have supported the business for so long.
Was recommended this place by a coworker or two. They said it was great. The only caveat was that they are a cash only establishment.
Finally was in the area and hungry at the same time and decided to give it a go. Its in a strip mall on a nice side of town. The inside has plenty of seating if you’d like to eat inside. I opted for take out as it was a busy day.
I ordered the combo teriyaki bowl of the “0”. It was $11 for the bowl which isn’t horrible for a meal in town but if you’re looking to get a lot of meat, this is not the bowl for you.
The chicken on the bowl was just shredded chicken breast. It was dry. . . really dry. It had a slight hint of teriyaki flavor on it. It tasted like it was boiled then shredded. Maybe some people like that. I’m not one of them. It was like eating shredded cardboard. The beef was a little bit better. It had more teriyaki flavor. It appeared as though it had been on a grill at some point due to grill marks on it. But it was really thinly sliced and tasty. The rice was cooked well. Teriyaki on the side was just standard teriyaki.
It filled the hole. But nothing more. I wouldn’t actively seek to go there again. And would not suggest it to anyone else.
Chicken bowl 10.50 it seem small but it will fill you up.