Osaka - Olympia

The food here is excellent, particularly the sushi bar. While it's a bit pricier than the all-you-can-eat sushi option at Trappers just down the street, I believe the quality of the sushi and the atmosphere make it worth it. The experience feels more authentic and less commercialized. If you're not in the mood for sushi, their chicken teriyaki is delicious, and the pan-fried noodles are outstanding too. If you're willing to spend a little more, I definitely recommend choosing this place over the competition.

We were not impressed and very disappointed with the new food and menu. The miso soup was very salty as was the teriyaki chicken and beef, which wasn’t very flavorful. The california roll fell apart. The deep fried roll #4) didn’t seem to be cooked long enough and didn’t have a lot of flavor. They brought two dishes out first which left one of us waiting for their food while the other two were almost done with theirs. This used to be one of our favorite restaurants and I’m not sure we will go back again. The prices have also increased a lot.

Appears to have closed, as the website no longer exists. Another restaurant loses to covid. This was a very nice restaurant, if a little to find. Will be missed

Everything is beautifully presented. I had the sushi sampler, soft shell crab, amaebi, and the vampire roll. Everything was delicious, and the nigiri portions were quite generous. The atmosphere is calm and cozy. I will definitely return to try more rolls.

The sushi roll (Tiger eye) was delicious!!! The Bento box was filling. It was not too crowded and the service was great!