I keep coming back to this Japanese restaurant because it’s consistently excellent. The food is always fresh, especially the fish, and the quality never disappoints. What really stands out to me is the balance. Every dish feels thoughtfully prepared. The sushi, in particular, has the perfect ratio of fish to rice, which shows real attention to detail. It’s rare to find a place that maintains such high standards every time. Highly recommend for anyone who appreciates authentic, well balanced Japanese cuisine.

Slightly pricier than regular Japanese but food was delicious and portions pretty good for the price. The fish for the sushi and sashimi was a standout in the dishes

My boyfriend and I went here on a whim, and the food was amazing. The quality of the seafood was incredibly fresh and fatty, even the octopus wasn’t rubbery. It’s honestly the best Japanese restaurant I’ve ever been to, everything was incredible. I especially recommend trying the fatty tuna nigiri. I’m not generally a fan of tuna, but it was so soft and buttery we ended up ordering it again. I would say the only thing would be that every time we’ve ordered again on QR code they didn’t make it and eventually we had to ask about it, it might just be an issue with the system. That being said the workers are friendly and helpful and the food is incredible.

My favorite Japanese restaurant for a casual weekday visit. Great value for money — the portions are generous so you’ll never leave hungry. The sashimi and sushi are always fresh, and they offer unique dishes you won’t find at other places. When I’m not in the mood to splurge on the fine dining, this is my go-to spot.

⸻ The highlight here is definitely the nine-grid platter – once you’ve tried it, you pretty much get the core idea of this place. The price is on the higher side ($36), ingredients are decent, but the lighting is a bit too dim. While the platter isn’t the most cost-effective, it’s probably the most worthwhile item on the menu. The taste is all about fresh sashimi – enjoyable, but not mind-blowing. It’s worth trying once, but I probably wouldn’t come back. Nothing stood out enough to make me want a second visit.