I had a wonderful experience here. I am close to this restaurant now and I think I will visit when I need to chill. It's such a cool spot, I love the ambiance, the food was great and the service was excellent. I know the difference as I had just come from another one where I was unable to consume the food. The experience here made up for my prior experience. My server was very gracious and nice. I highly recommend Little Tokyo.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Richard Parkes
First time diner here at Little Tokyo. The atmosphere was excellent. I like the separate rooms for dining, to give that intimate or special feeling. It was nice to see the chefs army work behind the counter. Every one of the servers were very pleasant and brought the food quickly. The portions were large. I had the sesame chicken and vegetables with white rice and a side salad. I really enjoyed my meal. The portions are generous so there was food to take home. Give them a try. I'm not a fan of sushi, but if you are...this is the place to be.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Peter Castillio
Best Sushi around - lunch bento boxes are a great value as well.
Food: 5
Patrick Kirkman
Love this spot!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Rachael
Really cute space and the food is delicious, my server Yoon was really kind and checked in on me often even though it was really busy. She even gave me some chocolates after my meal:) thank you Yoon :D
Karen Beeson
Great food and service!
Sharon Sullivan
Excellent service, delicious food and nice atmosphere. Had Bento Box C. Great house!
Tanya Thomas
Delicious! Got the sushi boat for 3 and another roll. Another in our party got udon. Beers, wine, and saki all reasonable and food was fantastic! I'm town visiting. Would come again!
Delicious food, very kind staff. They are hospitable and work hard. In my opinion, the best sushi around.
Lee Detrie
This is a hidden gem not far away from the overcrowded mess of the Palladium and Wendover Ave. We thoroughly enjoyed the great food and service. The dining room is very clean and peaceful. We will return very soon.
Sayantan Tarafdar
The food and service was really good!
Zac Goldstein
Sometimes, the best meals are the ones you weren’t expecting to have. My wife and I had hoped to check out a new all you can eat sushi place, but both it and the existing AYCE spot had lines out the door. After placing a call to Little Tokyo to confirm they too weren’t filled to capacity, we headed there for our sushi fix, and it made me regret not having visited sooner.
Little Tokyo boasts a pleasant, relaxing ambiance that made it a welcome refuge from the night’s rather intense rain. The menu here is Japanese (sushi, sashimi, hibachi, etc.) albeit with some Korean and Chinese influences. The selection of sushi rolls is extensive, and quite a few of them sounded intriguing. Admittedly, the Italian (a California roll topped with white fish, tomato sauce, and cheese) was a bridge too far even for me.
My wife and I came hungry and went with two apps (steamed dumplings and vegetable gyoza), four rolls, and two misos. The food was, across the board, quite good. Whereas some miso can blast you with salt, Little Tokyo’s broth benefitted from an underlying richness. Our sushi was beautifully plated and tasted fresh. Of the rolls we tried, the Bulgoki (beef, crab, cucumber, and eel sauce) was my favorite.
Prices here are reasonable for the quality of the food (rolls in the low-mid teens, most apps under $10), and severs are polite. The kitchen isn’t lightning fast, but we didn’t find the wait unreasonable.
Based on ratings, I expected “good,” and based on hunger levels and a desire to be out of the rain, I would have settled for “OK.” Little Tokyo, however, ended up being surprisingly great.
I had a wonderful experience here. I am close to this restaurant now and I think I will visit when I need to chill. It's such a cool spot, I love the ambiance, the food was great and the service was excellent. I know the difference as I had just come from another one where I was unable to consume the food. The experience here made up for my prior experience. My server was very gracious and nice. I highly recommend Little Tokyo.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
First time diner here at Little Tokyo. The atmosphere was excellent. I like the separate rooms for dining, to give that intimate or special feeling. It was nice to see the chefs army work behind the counter. Every one of the servers were very pleasant and brought the food quickly. The portions were large. I had the sesame chicken and vegetables with white rice and a side salad. I really enjoyed my meal. The portions are generous so there was food to take home. Give them a try. I'm not a fan of sushi, but if you are...this is the place to be.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best Sushi around - lunch bento boxes are a great value as well.
Food: 5
Love this spot!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Really cute space and the food is delicious, my server Yoon was really kind and checked in on me often even though it was really busy. She even gave me some chocolates after my meal:) thank you Yoon :D
Great food and service!
Excellent service, delicious food and nice atmosphere. Had Bento Box C. Great house!
Delicious! Got the sushi boat for 3 and another roll. Another in our party got udon. Beers, wine, and saki all reasonable and food was fantastic! I'm town visiting. Would come again!
Great sushi place. Highly recommend
Excellent food and service.
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Good quality food
Delicious food, very kind staff. They are hospitable and work hard. In my opinion, the best sushi around.
This is a hidden gem not far away from the overcrowded mess of the Palladium and Wendover Ave. We thoroughly enjoyed the great food and service. The dining room is very clean and peaceful. We will return very soon.
The food and service was really good!
Sometimes, the best meals are the ones you weren’t expecting to have. My wife and I had hoped to check out a new all you can eat sushi place, but both it and the existing AYCE spot had lines out the door. After placing a call to Little Tokyo to confirm they too weren’t filled to capacity, we headed there for our sushi fix, and it made me regret not having visited sooner.
Little Tokyo boasts a pleasant, relaxing ambiance that made it a welcome refuge from the night’s rather intense rain. The menu here is Japanese (sushi, sashimi, hibachi, etc.) albeit with some Korean and Chinese influences. The selection of sushi rolls is extensive, and quite a few of them sounded intriguing. Admittedly, the Italian (a California roll topped with white fish, tomato sauce, and cheese) was a bridge too far even for me.
My wife and I came hungry and went with two apps (steamed dumplings and vegetable gyoza), four rolls, and two misos. The food was, across the board, quite good. Whereas some miso can blast you with salt, Little Tokyo’s broth benefitted from an underlying richness. Our sushi was beautifully plated and tasted fresh. Of the rolls we tried, the Bulgoki (beef, crab, cucumber, and eel sauce) was my favorite.
Prices here are reasonable for the quality of the food (rolls in the low-mid teens, most apps under $10), and severs are polite. The kitchen isn’t lightning fast, but we didn’t find the wait unreasonable.
Based on ratings, I expected “good,” and based on hunger levels and a desire to be out of the rain, I would have settled for “OK.” Little Tokyo, however, ended up being surprisingly great.
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