Kantaro Sushi - Menu

What a wonderful family-run restaurant! The seafood was fresh and plentiful. We opted for the Omakase and couldn't finish the last few courses because there was so much food. Every dish was delicious!

Dietary Restrictions: They can accommodate various dietary needs, but it's important to communicate any restrictions when you make your reservation, as they source all their ingredients fresh each morning.

Traditional Japanese omakase experience. I've visited this restaurant more than five times with friends and family. The atmosphere is cozy, albeit a bit dated. The food is fresh and delicious, and the prices are reasonable. View menu

The same friendly lady was there, and the sushi chef was preparing the omakase. My wife wanted to come back for the omakase, and overall, the quality of the meal was excellent. The decor is a bit dated, but that didn't bother me. Check out the photos of the food we enjoyed. We will definitely return!

Reservations for dinner are a must, and the omakase experience here consistently delivers excellent value and service. This charming little sushi spot is a true gem worth visiting to support the local mom-and-pop establishment. They have been in business for quite some time, and it shows in the high quality of the food and the warm hospitality.

This charming restaurant is a family-run establishment operated by an elderly couple. They offer an excellent omakase experience at a fantastic price. The fish was incredibly fresh and practically melted in my mouth. We requested the shrimp head to be fried, and it was absolutely delicious! My friend inquired about the type of matcha leaf they used, and the lady generously gave her a whole tub! Such a kind gesture. View menu

This is a place a friend of mine recommended to me a while back, and I really want to keep it a secret because it checks off several of my favorite boxes: 1) excellent value, 2) delicious food, and 3) a charming, down-to-earth mom-and-pop atmosphere. Nestled in a modest plaza, this restaurant is run by a husband-and-wife duo. They offer an omakase for around $60 to $70, which includes a generous spread—10 pieces of sushi, a sashimi platter, fried fish, and dessert. While the sushi isn’t top-tier, it’s of good quality and offers fantastic value for the amount of food served. I recommend making a reservation, as I don’t think they accept walk-ins.

Meal Type: Dinner Price Range: $50–$100 per Person Recommended Dish: Omakase If you're searching for an unforgettable dining experience, look no further. I recently enjoyed dinner at this remarkable restaurant, and it certainly did not disappoint. With prices ranging from $50 to $100 per person, the value provided is exceptional. The highlight of my meal was the omakase, and I cannot recommend it highly enough. Each course was thoughtfully prepared and beautifully presented, showcasing a harmonious blend of flavors and fresh ingredients. The chef's attention to detail truly elevated the meal. Overall, this restaurant offers a fantastic dining experience perfect for a special occasio...

You know you've found a hidden gem when a restaurant shares a tiny plaza with a liquor store and is unpretentious inside, except for the incredible dishes served to you. The place has a cozy, mom-and-pop vibe, manned by just two people: the wife who takes care of the serving and the husband who is the sushi chef. Given its small size, it's definitely wise to make a reservation ahead of time! The omakase is a great deal, and the quality and presentation of the food far exceed the price (but shhh, don’t let the owners know, or they might raise it!). The sake here is also a great bargain! Come for the amazing food, and stay for the drinks. A big shoutout to the couple who attentively looked aft... View menu