“The food there is pretty good, the Egg Rolls and Gyoza's (Potstickers), are truly awesome, and not bad priced either, as 2 Rolls and 6 Gyoza's for about 10 dollars, not a bad price, and the Japanese Soda they have in bottles, though takes some getting used to getting into, aren't too bad either. A small Chinese menu is also included on the menu for anyone not liking sushi or the 'bento' boxes ('Lunch Tray' style meals with several food items, rice, meat, ginger, wasabi, and two pieces of sushi). One may come in on Game Day and enjoy sushi at the bar while watching the big game or else just dine in with family or have a party of friends dive into a 'sushi boat', for a modest fee enjoy a considerable of selection served up on a wooden toy boat, very cute! Service is good and waitstaff is very hospitable and do their best, and the serving of saki in a variety of ways, both canned and in glass tumblers, as well as hot teacups, is very good, albeit a bit strong, only thing here is that the koi pond only has goldfish and not actual koi fish, a bit disappointing, but the gold fish are nice to watch also, they are quite friendly and will swim right up to you at a certain corner just by standing there.“
“The food there is pretty good, the Egg Rolls and Gyoza's (Potstickers), are truly awesome, and not bad priced either, as 2 Rolls and 6 Gyoza's for about 10 dollars, not a bad price, and the Japanese Soda they have in bottles, though takes some getting used to getting into, aren't too bad either. A small Chinese menu is also included on the menu for anyone not liking sushi or the 'bento' boxes ('Lunch Tray' style meals with several food items, rice, meat, ginger, wasabi, and two pieces of sushi). One may come in on Game Day and enjoy sushi at the bar while watching the big game or else just dine in with family or have a party of friends dive into a 'sushi boat', for a modest fee enjoy a considerable of selection served up on a wooden toy boat, very cute! Service is good and waitstaff is very hospitable and do their best, and the serving of saki in a variety of ways, both canned and in glass tumblers, as well as hot teacups, is very good, albeit a bit strong, only thing here is that the koi pond only has goldfish and not actual koi fish, a bit disappointing, but the gold fish are nice to watch also, they are quite friendly and will swim right up to you at a certain corner just by standing there.“