Fukagawa

Paper Carlos

Upon walking in to the restaurant you find yourself looking at a greeting desk. No one was there but staff was prompt with answering the door. As you walk through the dining area you find yourself looking at Japanese decorations, displays of walk abouts and upbeat music. The setup of the restaurant makes you feel warm and welcomed however once I sat on my seat I noticed some of the walls could use a bit of a clean up. The staff is gentle and prompt with serving your beverage. The menu had excellent options between breakfast anytime and dinner items. The service was precise with refills and presenting the meals on a timely fashion. The staff is dressed well and shows their compassion for their service by keeping guests checked in for any concerns or thoughts. This is a fantastic place to eat alone or a date/friend.

John Lee

Quint Japanese restaurant that’s been there forever, hidden in the Southeast corner of a strip mall. If you weren’t looking for this restaurant, you’d miss it. The katsu jyuu (pork cutlet covered with scrambled egg and oinion) combo is their Monday special (different Mon-Fri). Comes with either hot/cold soba or udon. Very tasty and flavorful. Worth a try.

Cherry Guo

Great place for Japanese set meals! The 3 of us accidentally ordered 4 sets (we thought Vegan Combo was some kind of appetizer mix) so we spent a little more among us and got really full. Clean and quite environment, good selection of manga books for the waiting time- Great portions and quality overall.