Department of FoodieDepartment of FoodieSushi & unpretentious Japanese fare served in a small, kid-friendly space in Prospect Heights.
What to order: Brooklyn Roll · Obama Roll · Salmon KamaFrom Google Maps reviews.
I really wanted to like this place because the reviews seemed great and the energy was welcoming but the sushi just didn't satisfy. It was a bit fishy and I'm normally not bothered by that kind of thing but some of the fish was also very tough (texture). Not super expensive thank goodness. The waiter was super kind and fast, but I won't be back because the food wasn't it for me.
FOOD FOR THE PEOPLE (Read in voice of @japaneats) This is no fancy restaurant. It’s your run of the mill local shop that resembles home-style cooking. And it’s great. [insert jokes]. Jokes aside, it’s a place you can eat often. The food isn’t too decadent and the bill certainly won’t break the bank either
The best Japanese resto in the neighborhood! Get’s packed by locals at 6-9pm. One of the few sushi places here run by Japanese staff and has donburi bowls not available in most places (Katsudon, Veggie-Don, Oyako-don). The price reflects the food quality and service. Faves are: Brooklyn Roll: just order it! High quality sashimi, perfect sushi rice and addictive crunch! Salmon Kama: generous serving, crispy skin and tender meat Katsu-Don and Veggie-Don: bowls of comfort! Love the generous to
From the Nov 22, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Food was left exposed to possible contamination during storage, prep, or serving.
Hot food was held below 140°F, cool enough for bacteria to grow.