It's in the name. It's yummy. What else can I say?! Service is fast. It's located in a food hall and it's all well kept.
RJ B.
Reminds me of being Japan eating delicious food that I can't get anywhere else. The okoyomiaki in particular is tasty.
Mario L.
Really good food. Had the fried chicken bowl the other day and it was amazing. Big portions too.
Robert B.
I've been coming here for some time figured a review is needed. I've had their ramen, bento boxes, and various of their small bite. I'll keep coming back for any of their food, honestly. In particular, their onigiri and red bean taiyaki are my go-to for fast bites out. I appreciate the staff there for the food they prepare for me, even at 1130am lunch today right at opening. Thank you so very much for this delicious food.
Mychelle Aguba
It's good but there is always a room for improvement.
Coming to a place like Haven is a bad idea if you're indecisive. I literally walked in circles. The one place I wanted wasn't taking more customer until way later.Anyways, I ordered 2 Onigri. TOOO much rice. Like, I think I just ate 2 balls of just rice. The service was ehh. It's not Chick Fil-a. I almost felt bad asking questions. I won't be back. I'm Asian, I know how to cook rice too.
Carlos Hines
The best food just the service is a tad
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Tuna Onigiri
Zeeshan Q.
The salmon Onigiri were pretty delicious. Made to order, they were coated in a nice layer of furikake seasoning. The rice was fluffy and warm, and the salmon was a decent amount for the price. Definitely better than grocery store Onigiri.
Chae C.
We're in town visiting my son and family stationed at 29 Palms. Decided to stop at Haven City Market this afternoon for the variety. I went with something familiar, Japanese food. The person that took my order was impolite and smug. They're described as a 20 something Asian male with a longer hair style. I originally ordered curry katsu and was told, "We don't have curry right now." I opted for regular katsu, paid for my food and was given a buzzer. I finally got the buzz to pick up my food and was disappointed in the lack of presentation and service. Black plastic bag tied up to go. The same person just nodded toward the bag and said utensils were inside. Everyone else before me had their food on trays and much more appealing. I let it slide and say thank you. No acknowledgement whatsoever. I work in customer service too so I get it. But it's common decency to exchange greetings with customers. Politeness goes a long way. Now for the food, pictures are worth so much. Burnt katsu for $15!? Bad service, poor presentation and terrible food. I'll happily take myself back home to the Bay Area!
Carrine Thomas
My daughter has spam musubi for the first time in Hawaii and was excited to try it again. She was delighted that it was tasty. She was very disappointed by the bowl, so much so, she didn’t eat much of it.She lived the soda they had as well. We’ll be back, but only for musubi.
Not really sure for my first visit they didn't have what I wanted, I did try some of my sister's order of tokoyaki and they were just okay.I had high hopes for them but they were just okay.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Xen Aco
All I ordered was 2 onigiri. It's been 25 minutes and still counting...
a ri
Never again! 30-minutes for a ramen that does not even taste as good as the ramen you can get from Costco, 2 dollars for half an egg, bland takoyaki, sarcastic and unapologetic staff evem when they mess up your order or give you cold ramen
ttxc sabby
Expect to wait at least 20 minutes for your own bowl of Ramen. Not the first or second time it happened.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 1
Asher Martin
Basically payed $15 for Katsu and Rice, also took like 30+ min. I recommend On + On or Sabaidee.
It's in the name. It's yummy. What else can I say?! Service is fast. It's located in a food hall and it's all well kept.
Reminds me of being Japan eating delicious food that I can't get anywhere else. The okoyomiaki in particular is tasty.
Really good food. Had the fried chicken bowl the other day and it was amazing. Big portions too.
I've been coming here for some time figured a review is needed. I've had their ramen, bento boxes, and various of their small bite. I'll keep coming back for any of their food, honestly. In particular, their onigiri and red bean taiyaki are my go-to for fast bites out. I appreciate the staff there for the food they prepare for me, even at 1130am lunch today right at opening. Thank you so very much for this delicious food.
It's good but there is always a room for improvement.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Ramen, Takoyaki, Karaage Chicken Bowl
Coming to a place like Haven is a bad idea if you're indecisive. I literally walked in circles. The one place I wanted wasn't taking more customer until way later.Anyways, I ordered 2 Onigri. TOOO much rice. Like, I think I just ate 2 balls of just rice. The service was ehh. It's not Chick Fil-a. I almost felt bad asking questions. I won't be back. I'm Asian, I know how to cook rice too.
The best food just the service is a tad
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Tuna Onigiri
The salmon Onigiri were pretty delicious. Made to order, they were coated in a nice layer of furikake seasoning. The rice was fluffy and warm, and the salmon was a decent amount for the price. Definitely better than grocery store Onigiri.
We're in town visiting my son and family stationed at 29 Palms. Decided to stop at Haven City Market this afternoon for the variety. I went with something familiar, Japanese food. The person that took my order was impolite and smug. They're described as a 20 something Asian male with a longer hair style. I originally ordered curry katsu and was told, "We don't have curry right now." I opted for regular katsu, paid for my food and was given a buzzer. I finally got the buzz to pick up my food and was disappointed in the lack of presentation and service. Black plastic bag tied up to go. The same person just nodded toward the bag and said utensils were inside. Everyone else before me had their food on trays and much more appealing. I let it slide and say thank you. No acknowledgement whatsoever. I work in customer service too so I get it. But it's common decency to exchange greetings with customers. Politeness goes a long way. Now for the food, pictures are worth so much. Burnt katsu for $15!? Bad service, poor presentation and terrible food. I'll happily take myself back home to the Bay Area!
My daughter has spam musubi for the first time in Hawaii and was excited to try it again. She was delighted that it was tasty. She was very disappointed by the bowl, so much so, she didn’t eat much of it.She lived the soda they had as well. We’ll be back, but only for musubi.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
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Not really sure for my first visit they didn't have what I wanted, I did try some of my sister's order of tokoyaki and they were just okay.I had high hopes for them but they were just okay.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
All I ordered was 2 onigiri. It's been 25 minutes and still counting...
Never again! 30-minutes for a ramen that does not even taste as good as the ramen you can get from Costco, 2 dollars for half an egg, bland takoyaki, sarcastic and unapologetic staff evem when they mess up your order or give you cold ramen
Expect to wait at least 20 minutes for your own bowl of Ramen. Not the first or second time it happened.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 1
Basically payed $15 for Katsu and Rice, also took like 30+ min. I recommend On + On or Sabaidee.