Bustling, understated Japanese restaurant known for tasting menus, as well as wine, beer & sake.
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First time trying. I went here with my family for my birthday to try this cool concept of serving 14 omakase course with unlimited sake and all you can eat three round sushi of lean tuna, fatty tuna and A5 Wagyu. Price per person is $98 but it is definitely worth it if you can eat a lot. Chef’s 14 course was pretty good, all the sushi were served with wasabi and brushed off with soy sauce on top. The unlimited sake and beer is great while you are feasting and enjoying the food. The staff here ar
Amazing omakase and Ayce finisher experience. Everything was fresh and amazing. Staff was super attentive on refills. We had to wait a bit for the omakase to start since not everyone from the previous meal left yet. They have multiple chefs to serve different groups across the restaurant. The omakase is 14 pieces and the Ayce is 3 different types. I definitely think I could have done more of the Ayce portion. The miso soup was delicious, the passion fruit mocha was great to finish off the meal.
Quantity has a quality of it's own. The omakase is ok, pretty standard selections, pieces not the best I've had but still tasty. After accompanying sake, continued with unlimited orders of akami, chutoro & waygu. After the omakase, has about 60 pieces could have done maybe two dozen more, but didn't want to hate myself in later. Heard the current record is over 200😮 by a tiny Asian women of course😆. Friendly cheerful atmoaphere, good experience.
From the Dec 17, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.

Food surfaces weren't washed and sanitized between uses.

Dishes and utensils weren't being properly washed and sanitized.
Shelves, ledges, or equipment exteriors aren't clean or easy to clean.