Japanese Restaurants near Tualatin

“This place is great no it’s not your average Asian cuisine. It all taste the same nope this place has a unique flavor to its dishes. I had the beef yakisoba it was a very delicious meal. the next morning I decided to reheat my leftovers and it tasted just As good. It didn’t have that weird day old smell that most places usually have. Footnote the only reason there was leftovers because I don’t ever eat as much, but it was good. I was able to reheat it. It tasted perfectly fine or better. If I were to say one bad thing about this place, it’s just their parking.“

“You can taste the quality, they say its all made from scratch but its different than acrually trying it and trust me, absolutely 10/10 high quality food. The food is always served HOT which is also an added bonus, easily my favorite teriyaki in the greater metro area and I'm not even from Tualatin.“

“I always go here for chicken katsu and teriyakis. Katsu is crispy and comes with sauce on the side which is perfect and also huge portion. And I pair it with unsweetened black iced tea. Also good spam musubi. Always intrigued to try the poke, looks fresh.“

“Came in near the end of the day. They were very nice about it even not being aware we planned not to stay after closing. We left just 15 minutes prior, But only because we could make it there only around as late as we got there. The food server was perfect and it's always fun to watch it get made in front of you. The food was also delicious and well worth the expense. Highly suggested for not just the food itself and the atmosphere of the place but also the amazing staff.“

“Had an evening food tasting here - there were several courses of delicious food provided with the experience. We added on the apple cider vinegar drink, which was the right choice to warm us up for the winter food tasting.Although I had noted with my booking that I'm gluten-free, they brought me a few courses with gluten. I had to keep checking and waiting for a revised course to be provided when the mistake was made. If you have a food sensitivity/allergy, keep this in mind and make sure you check with each serving/meal.If you do a group booking, make sure to let them know you want separate servings as they were bringing us one plate for each course for our group, until we asked them to bring us separate ones. Considering the food tasting is an expensive experience and they charge per person, this was the first time I was brought a single plate/serving for a group booking.“

“Amazing quality and flavors combined with a friendly and gracious staff. Looking forward to future visits.“

“First of all, wow! Best poke bowls I’ve ever had. My friend and I came here and ordered the Tomyum Salmon Poke and the Aburi Salmon Don, along with some baked mussels. The fish is so fresh and they even give you free miso soup with every bowl and a little utensil bag with a hand towel and toothpick. I also recommend the onigiri (perfect snack). I’ll definitely be back soon!“

“ADORABLE place, and the food itself is great - can recommend the Katsu and poke bowls, definitely a cut above the (also good!) subway-style poke places that are more common. Only been 3 times around lunchtime — two pickup and one sit down — and it’s always been quick.Vegetarian options: Typical stuff for poke place - fresh veggies and tofu w/riceKid-friendliness: Very cute vibe, soft instrumental music, smallish place tho.Wheelchair accessibility: Ground level, no stairs.“

“I love Japanese sandos and was so happy to find this spot when visiting Portland.My husband and I shared:- Miso Katsu Sando with Pork- Naka Sando- Tokyo Curry Pan SandoI don't think you can go wrong with anything you get here. The Miso Katsu Sando was my favorite. I loved the sauce and all of the flavors.The curry sando was super unique. I enjoyed the first few bites the most, but then it got a bit too heavy for me with the fried bread. I would ideally want to share this with 4 people.The cart consistently has a line. We waited about 40 minutes for ordering + receiving our food. You can order in advance too, but they weren't sold out of any sandos when we got there around noon on a weekend.There is a lot of covered outdoor seating and heaters when it's cold. Parking in the area is paid street parking only.“

“Going for economy of words: AMAZING. Sushi was freshest, tastiest I've EVER had. We had wide variety of fish and non-fish--rolls, sushi, fried chicken karaage, noodles, tempura. All were just fantastic.It's pricey, but you get what you pay for (usually), and this was worth every penny. Can't wait to go again.Thank you!“