Origami

Delicious bento with fresh fish and some of the best rice I've ever tasted. It was incredibly fluffy and hardly stuck together, making it easy to pick up with chopsticks. The rice was perfectly cooked and very fresh. The cuisine isn't avant-garde, but the food is flavorful and good quality, all at reasonable prices.

Fantastic restaurant! The sushi was delightful. We ordered the nigiri sushi set, which was an excellent way to try different types of fish and figure out our favorites. The raspberry opera dessert was delicious, especially for those who prefer a white chocolate flavor. Overall, it felt like a mid-range dining experience if you're in search of a satisfying meal.

This restaurant was nearly empty on a Friday evening, which made us apprehensive. However, we were pleasantly surprised. The vegetable omelette was delightful, and our main courses were also excellent. The service was quick and friendly, and the prices were very reasonable, with main dishes around $13.

We took one look at the menu and knew this would be a perfect spot for a nice dinner in the city. Our high expectations were met! We started with an order of Takoyaki (always happy to see those rare octopus balls on a menu outside of Japan). They weren't as good as the ones in Japan but that's to be expected. But they were still very tasty. We also ordered the yellow noodles with beef and their version of fried chicken and rice. I oversimplified the menu. The names were all Japanese so it was hard to remember but basically look for the ingredients I mentioned. Plus they cook the food with egg and onions and their sauces so it all comes out incredibly delicious! I ended up mixing the rice with the noodle dish and that made an excellent combination. We wanted to find dessert somewhere else but the ones at the restaurant looked amazing! And the people around us ordered some and they seemed to enjoy them very much. Maybe next time for us!

The food is not what we expected.. First of all I found the gyoza really weird, the filling was a potato, cabbage and spring onion mixture, it didn't taste really nice nor was the texture pleasant. The Saucey One and I both ordered a ramen each. She had the miso ramen and I had the tonkatsu ramen the broths were OK, but we felt the ramen was instant noodle like.. Our other friends ordered the bento boxes, maybe those are the way to go?