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This is a lovely restaurant. My guests were really impressed, so I played along and acted like I visit here frequently.

It was my first time there and I went with my family I loved but I cannot tell you the names of the foods we orderedFood: 5/5

Everything was well done! Service was good as well. We sat down around 6:15 and it wasn't busy at all. We got our food quickly. By the time we left about an hour later they were much busier. View menu

Went there for dinner and got seated right away. Their employees are significantly quick and efficient with their service. They have a wide selection of dishes to choose from: lots of appetizers, a variety of hot and cold noodles, poke bowls, rice bowls, and more!Food is decent for its price. The interior of the restaurant is Japanese-themed so it adds to your experience.

An excellent destination for Japanese food lover. Their Tonkotsu broth is very close to being authentic. Their sashimi is fresh and their waitresses are nice and polite. Their price is also very reasonable compared to the quality served. The only thingthey could do better is that they could try to provide more options of sashimi/sushi. They basically just have salmon and tuna.But I would always prefer quality over quantity

We were informed that bento boxes were unavailable if we arrived 10-15 minutes after 3:00 PM. Although the seafood udon and hamburger steak were delicious, I was disappointed not to be able to order the grilled salmon I had wanted for lunch simply because of my late arrival. I ended up spending $12.50 on my dish instead of the $20 it could have been if I had gotten what I really wanted, which would have been more profitable for the restaurant. View menu

The sashimi used to be good here! Today, it was cut into the biggest pieces and wasn't as yummy as it used to be. The tempura was mediocre, I didn't expect shishito peppers with it. Service was bare minimum and the tip list is inaccurate on the receipt. Sadly, i used to love this place but now, it has gone downhill. My son used to love the ramen here. The ambiance is pretty cool and spacious. The server gave me attitude when I asked for a container for my shoyu and wasabi. I should've went to an AYCE sushi spot instead! I don't think I'll be returning.

I went on a Saturday afternoon with my family and we got seated immediately which was so great. The restaurant's decorations and setup really emphasized that the Japanese theme going on. They had lots of decorations that hinted to some traditional Japanese buildings. It's a very aesthetic place so it's nice to take pictures or bring your significant other for a date. The service was standard. They were friendly and serve the food quickly. Overall, the food was quite delicious. I wouldn't say it's the best Japanese food I've had in the city, but for a quick fix, it's definitely worth it. The gyudon was a little bit on the bland side for me and lacking the juicy aspect, but still good and fill...

Came here to get lunch before leaving Vegas. I love Japanese food, but I?m not a fan of sushi-only or ramen-only places. I very much prefer these places that offer small hot plates, often reminiscent of an izakaya experience. We ordered a couple noodledishes (cold soba and cold udon) and then a couple hot plates on top (tofu steak and takoyaki). Everything was really good, andat a decent price. The tofu steak came out sizzling, was perfectly cooked, and had a delicious sauce coating. The udon had aplethora of toppings, which is rare as a lot of noodle dishes at restaurants come only with a little bit of topping these days.The cold soup for the udon wasn?t the best, but the noodles were tasty... View menu