Ordered the Maki Mi, the soup was thick and rich. Honestly, for the price, I was expecting a bigger bowl. It&#39;s tasty and filling, but the portion size left me wanting a bit more.

Service was so nice even on a slow Tuesday! Our server was really attentive and you could tell they actually cared about the place. Made our little catch-up feel extra cozy.

Been here a few times with the family. It&#39;s a good place for a casual meal, staff are always friendly. The food is decent, nothing fancy.

Quick lunch spot. Staff got my order out fast even with a full house. Cozy vibe. Perfect for a quick bite.

The seafood paella was spot on, the rice had that perfect socarrat crust. The black squid ink one was good too, just a bit too rich for my taste.

Cozy spot with private cubicles and bean bags. Plenty of charging sockets and free WiFi, really helps for working late.

The staff are so nice, always smiling when you walk in. It does get packed though, had to wait a good 20 minutes for a table. But honestly, the food makes up for it.

The charcuterie board had such fresh ingredients, especially the prosciutto. Staff was knowledgeable about the pairings.

The pad thai and milk tea were good. What really stood out was how comfortable the seats were - I could sit and chat for ages without feeling rushed. A nice, relaxed spot.

The Mt. Fuji fried rice is a solid portion for a quick lunch. Gyoza was tasty, just a bit small. Got my food fast, which is what I needed.

Perfect for a quick lunch. Paella fajitas came out fast, tasted great. Wings were good too. Just what I needed for a fast bite. No fuss, no waiting around.

Solid whiskey selection, especially single malts. The bartender knew his stuff and suggested a bourbon that hit the spot. Good spot for a quick drink after work. Prices are reasonable for the quality.

The Parker House rolls are pretty good. They come out warm with that nice garlic butter. The roasted chicken was decent too, juicy and well-seasoned. A solid meal overall.

Cozy spot, feels like a little place in Tokyo. We sat by the window and just relaxed for a good hour. The vibe is really chill.

The dry beef brisket noodles were really tasty, the broth was rich and the meat was tender. The place itself is bright and airy, lots of windows. A solid spot for a quick, satisfying lunch.

Stopped by for lunch. The cheese souffl&eacute; was light and airy, and the white bolognese with rigatoni was really good. Pasta was cooked just right. Solid spot.

The omakase lunch was a treat. I loved watching the chef work right at the counter&mdash;so focused. The uni from Japan was so creamy and sweet, a real highlight. The whole 15-course flow just felt right.

The portions are definitely generous, which I appreciate. Just a heads up though, the final bill was higher than expected. The listed prices don&#39;t include tax or the service charge, so it adds up. Good food, but something to keep in mind when you&#39;re budgeting.

The staff here is so thoughtful. Jaemin remembered my preference for less oil, and Nicole explained the sourcing of the fresh greens. It&#39;s nice when they pay attention to the little things.

The smoked salmon flatbread was a perfect match with their crisp white wine.

Love how everything&#39;s automated here! Lights, curtains, the TV... all on a tablet. Felt like we were hanging out in the future. Perfect for a chill catch-up with friends, no one had to get up to adjust anything. 😄

The a la carte hot pot was a solid choice after the spa. I was pleased to see a decent selection of wines by the glass. The Malbec I picked actually went pretty well with the rich broth. A bit on the pricey side for the portion, but it hit the spot.

Manam&#39;s crispy pata is the reason I keep coming back. Skin is super crunchy, meat inside stays juicy. Shared it with friends, portion was huge. Solid spot for that craving.

Been coming here for years, and the Bistro To Share platter is my go-to. The Texas Fried Fish and Chipotle Pork Chop are always on point, never had a miss. That consistency keeps me coming back.

The roasted chicken with mashed potatoes was a solid, healthy choice. Portions are generous, so the price feels fair.

Decent Japanese spot. The tonkatsu was crispy and the portion was fair for the price. Not the fanciest, but it hit the spot.

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