Today first time here, I was very impressed. The food was great and atmosphere was comfortable and…read morethe best part was young servers was incredibly friendly, always smiling, attentive, made us feel very welcome and took great care of us throughout the meal. Excellent customer service and a wonderful dining experience.Highly recommend!

There is a reason Curry Hyuga was named one of Yelp's Top 100 Restaurants in the United States. It…read moreis one of those rare places that completely lives up to the hype. If you plan on visiting during the weekend, expect a wait. The line can get pretty long, but after eating here multiple times, I can confidently say it is worth every minute. Some restaurants are all hype, but Curry Hyuga earns every bit of the praise it receives. The katsu is consistently excellent. Whether you order the chicken or the pork, the breading is always perfectly crisp while the meat stays incredibly juicy and tender. That level of consistency is something I really appreciate because every visit has been just as good as the last. The curry is what keeps me coming back. It is rich, comforting, and packed with layers of flavor. Every bite has a depth and complexity that makes it stand out from your typical Japanese curry. It is the kind of meal that leaves you thinking about it long after you have finished. One thing I also really enjoy is the atmosphere. The restaurant strikes a great balance between being lively and comfortable. There is enough energy in the room that it feels welcoming and full of life, but it is still quiet enough to have an easy conversation without having to raise your voice. I often find myself stopping in for a solo meal when I am in the area, and it is the perfect place to enjoy a peaceful lunch or dinner by myself. At the same time, it works just as well when I bring friends and family. It is one of those rare restaurants that feels right no matter who you are dining with. The staff has also been nothing but friendly and welcoming every time I have visited. Even when the restaurant is packed, they stay attentive and keep things moving with a smile. If you have been debating whether to wait in line, take this as your sign. Curry Hyuga earned its place among the Top 100 Restaurants in the country for a reason, and it continues to prove why with every visit. I will happily keep coming back.

It's always such an amazing time going to Tuna Kahuna for their Chef's Table available on Fridays…read moreand Saturdays. They have super fresh fish, and the photos just speak for themselves.... Look at it glisten!! Though pricy, the Kahuna donburi is a loaded bowl with the best cuts of fish which I highly recommend. Even the lean akami is super succulent and delicious! It comes with nori on the side so you can wrap your own roll. We always like balancing the meal with a yuzu salmon/hamachi bowl, which helps cut the fattiness of the fish with the yuzu seasoning. I love that it's a family owned business, and you can tell the owner, Clarence, has a lot of passion for his craft. I'll be a repeat customer until I die. Tuna Kahuna forever!

We stopped by Tuna Kahuna on a Saturday around noon to pick up lunch. I was impressed by how…read morequickly they got our order out. We ordered the Ginger Scallion Bowl and the Yuzu Salmon Hamachi Bowl. The fish tasted fresh, the portion sizes were solid, and neither bowl felt overly heavy, which made for a really satisfying lunch. Of the two, I preferred the Yuzu Salmon Hamachi Bowl. Both were good, but the ginger flavor in the Ginger Scallion Bowl was a little overpowering for me. I wished there were a couple more ingredients to help balance everything out. It was still enjoyable, but felt like it was missing a little something to bring it all together. Overall, Tuna Kahuna is a good spot for a fresh poke bowl. I'd definitely come back to try some of their other options.

Grand Hyatt at SFO is a must stay when traveling in and out of San Francisco. Everything about the…read morehotel is spectacular. Quail + Crane is situated on the 3rd floor of the airport connected hotel. If you can get a seat close to the floor to ceiling windows; one can see the airport and even some planes. I've only dined in for breakfast/or brunch, and so I can't speak much about the dinner offerings. But, I can say that the food has been delicious each time I've eaten here. I absolutely love Eggs Benedict, and so it's a no brainer for me if it is on the menu. One can upgrade the dish to include Thai style Dungeness crab cakes, and it is worth every penny. Service here is also warm and inviting. Depending on where one is going, the time of the flight, the time of season, and overall time one has; staying at Grand Hyatt SFO and getting a bite at sit down, in this case Quail + Crane; makes all the difference for a long journey ahead.

This place is in the Grand Hyatt hotel at SFO airport. It's located below the lobby and it has a…read morebeautiful dining room with a view for the international terminal and airplanes. Service was good for the most part but there were some inconsistencies and some of the staff seemed a bit inexperienced. Our server was good though. Food wise, I had the salmon for dinner. Nothing stood out that much. I wouldn't go out of the way to come here again unless I want to eat and see planes. But it's a nice spot if you are staying at the hotel or are looking for a unique experience nearby. I just don't live close enough to justify it.

My husband and I had dinner here tonight, and overall it was a really memorable experience. We've…read moretraveled quite a bit and tried sushi in many different cities, including around the Los Angeles area where we live and have our favorite spots. So when we visit a sushi restaurant, we tend to evaluate everything as a whole -- price, quality, service, and of course the flavors. For dinner we ordered the Mango Tuna Roll (which was our first time trying a mango-style sushi roll), the 8-piece Omakase Nigiri, a Double Toro Roll, two pieces of Otoro, and a hot sake. With a 20% tip included, the total for the two of us came to $163.50, which honestly falls within the average range of what we usually spend for a sushi dinner like this. Normally we might pay around $120-$130 depending on the place, sometimes a little more if we add an extra item or two. The portion sizes were pretty standard. Not unusually large, but not small either -- similar to what we've experienced at many other sushi restaurants. Where this place really stood out was the depth of flavor. The quality and balance of the ingredients were excellent. At one point I actually caught myself closing my eyes just to focus on the taste, which is something I almost never do. The preparation felt very refined and the flavors were elevated, rich, and memorable. I would describe it as delicate portions with very elevated flavors. Because of that, I'm giving this place 5 out of 5 stars. This is the kind of restaurant that works perfectly for a nice dinner with your partner. It's not necessarily a place where you go wild ordering everything on the menu like at a taco spot. Instead, it's better to be thoughtful with what you choose and enjoy a few well-crafted dishes. You can easily have a special, enjoyable dinner here without going overboard. Definitely worth visiting if you're in the area and want a quality sushi experience with refined flavors. The only thing I felt was missing was a small welcome miso soup. In some sushi restaurants we've visited, they serve a tiny cup of miso with a couple pieces of tofu as a warm welcome. It's a very small gesture, but it creates a nice first impression and adds a sense of hospitality to the experience. Considering the quality and pricing of the menu here, a simple welcome miso soup would fit perfectly with the overall dining experience.

I wasn't expecting such a legit Japanese restaurant to be in this plaza! I've been here several…read moretimes and always enjoyed every dish I got, and always had great service. They have regular specials which are often very good, a recurring special seems to be their uni and toro on a crispy base (yam if I remember correctly), which is always served with the seafood fresh and the base warm and crunchy! They also have great non-seafood options, I recently got the spicy lamb skewer, which was served warm, and seasoned and cooked to perfection. The restaurant is a pretty decent size, if you come early evening it's easy to get seated right away, but it gets pretty popular as the evening goes on!

Amazing sushi spot tucked away in a little known building. The sashimi here is super generous and…read moreflavorful. The salmon sashimi we ordered were THICK slices and great quality. The rolls were great as well. My personal surprise favorite of the night was the Hamachi Kama - grilled to crispy perfection but still juicy! I love the sake selection here, there's a good amount of cold options. Ask your server for a recommendation! Note that this place is SO popular that they can start running out of sushi rice on a weekend night so I recommend coming or ordering early!!

We finally decided to try this spot after my son's baseball game that was nearby. We came by on a…read moreFriday evening. Driving here I would've been confused as it is located in a industrial office area. Parking is ample. We were greeted right away and seated at a table. The place is quite small, and I imagine most of their business is to-go. We ordered a bunch of rolls and they were all well sized. It is a bit pricey per roll but I definitely get the mom and pops vibes, so I think that's why they get good business. I wouldn't say it's anything extraordinary or special, the food was decent, portions weren't skimped. They threw in a complimentary appetizer which was a nice gesture. This place is on my list if we are in the area needing a quick sushi fix.

This was a random find from our bookmarks, and we decided to give it a try…read more There is parking in the back, but spaces are limited, so parking was a bit of a pain. Once inside, the vibe was very friendly, spacious, and welcoming. They also sell lobsters and other seafood on the side, and I've heard they have very good prices. We ordered the Naked Lobster Roll, a 1.5 lb lobster plate, corn chowder soup, and a Coke in a glass bottle. The "naked" lobster roll means it comes with minimal seasoning, letting the lobster flavor shine through. It was very clean and simple, but my husband didn't enjoy it as much as the lobster roll we had in Half Moon Bay. His favorite part of the meal was actually the house-made potato chips! The lobster plate was a fun experience -- cracking and eating the lobster ourselves made it enjoyable. Overall, we really liked this place. The service was quick and efficient; they brought the food to our table, and we could choose any seat we wanted. A cute little spot near the airport with a relaxed atmosphere. I'd definitely come back again.

Stopped by New England Lobster Market & Eatery on a Monday for happy hour, and it definitely lived…read moreup to the hype. We took advantage of the happy hour specials and ordered the oysters, fish taco, a whole lobster meal, and a few beers. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. The oysters were cold and fresh with just the right amount of sauce and lemon. The fish taco was packed with flaky fish, fresh pico, and a delicious sauce that tied everything together. The lobster was sweet, tender, and paired perfectly with the buttery toast, creamy coleslaw, and crispy house chips. Every bite was delicious. The restaurant itself is clean, spacious, and has plenty of seating, so it never felt crowded. Another big plus is that there's a lot of street parking nearby, making it easy to stop in without having to hunt for a spot. If you're looking for fresh seafood, great happy hour deals, and a laid-back atmosphere, I definitely recommend checking out New England Lobster Market & Eatery. I'll definitely be back!

This is in a hotel plaza but it's on the Main Street…read more We uber here so it was quite easy to find. Service was clean and on time. Got the chirashi don and came within 20 minutes. Good portion and definitely filling. Will be back again

I was excited to come back here on a quieter weekday night to avoid slower service, and to try…read moretheir actual sushi versus just getting the bento box. Unfortunately, even though there weren't that many people - the service still feels uncomfortable because it's like the staff kinda ignores you because they're busy but then they also kinda check up on you and you're just left wondering. (this happens when trying to order and also when trying to pay ) And really unfortunately, the food wasn't as good by any standard as it was in the past. I'm not sure if it was a fluke, but the bento box (katsu, chicken katsu, and especially the chicken teriyaki) didn't hit that hard :( The Agedashi dōfu was definitely not great but tried it bc it's one of my favorites. We also got the Bashamichi special roll and the double Hamachi roll - which were alright too. (The wasabi here is on the weak side, but this doesn't affect the rating.) Overall, pretty "just okay" experience and sad that it wasn't as good as it was before :(

The best ramen broth on the peninsula with super generous portions…read more Service is quick and efficient and kind. They have great lunch specials! It's a little out of the way for us but we don't mind bc of how great it is in every other way

service is great attentive refilled water/tea when it was needed no asking…read more got the lunch set karaage, and miso ramen looked like a white miso (I prefer the brown/red one... just personal) ramen good structure not mushy karaage nicely fried not dry just enough rice to finish it off my lady had a bento box salmon teriyaki calif rolls salmon was done nicely not dry on the sweet side for her she had a miso soup to go with it. great value and enuff to fulfill your appetite cozy place lucky there wasn't a wait will go again