Regulars are greeted by name at this friendly, neighborhood Japanese restaurant, and newcomers are welcomed as warmly. Regular sushi favorites can be found as well as daily specials. Try the house original Akasaka Roll or the interesting Mexican Roll. Homemade gyoza, pan-fried dumplings dipped in sesame-soy sauce and negimaki, beef wrapped around a scallion are great dishes as well. Tempura is light and crisp and teriyaki well-flavored. Lunches are a real bargain with bento box combinations of teriyaki and tempura and completed with rice, salad and soup.
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Ate here tonight with a few friends... it was as others have put it, uninspiring. I'm used to eating at Mikaku in Herndon which is my gold standard for any...
There are two tell tale signs when a sushi restaurant is being stingy with their maki. 1. Big glob of rice and tiny fillings. 2. Almost all rolls have...
No, never again. I think I'm like a lot of people here who was first very high on this place. If I had a list of top Japanese places, this would've made...
“good variety of lunch...”
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