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    Qi Wei House

    4.9 (19 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 1 week ago

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    Alex F.

    Prompt service. Good food. Reasonable prices. Interior was spacious and clean. Perfect location for Hawaiian bbq in this part of Oakland.

    Chicken Katsu Mini Meal
    Jenni S.

    I really enjoyed my time here, it's good to have a restaurant that serves some classic Hawaiian plate lunch meals in downtown. The prices are very reasonable too for the quantity of food you get. I highly recommend anyone to come by and have lunch here :)!

    Service very nice and the food is so good the new restaurant in downtown Oakland,like it so much

    Aloha BBQ mix with 2 Mac 1 rice. A lot of yummy food!
    Catalina P.

    Delicious, fresh food! I've never had such tender chicken, ribs and beef. The place was very clean and everyone was really friendly and attentive

    I went about a week ago. Everything was delicious, I believe I got the family meal and the Aloha BBQ surprise. It was excellent. The katsu/cutlets were crispy and not oily at all. The veggies, although blanched, was pleasantly crunchy which I love. Their pineapple green tea is also very good and highly recommended. The portions are A+. I went there when I got off work so idk what's it's like when busy, but the place looks neat. They also have kiosk there for you to self order and pay as well if you're not dining in which is nice. I've been recommending this place to my friends left and right ever since haha. I definitely coming back to try the other options in the menu when I get the chance!

    Dongxiao Z.

    I have been to Qi Wei House 3 times this month. Love their Hawaiian poke and ramen! Tonkotsu ramen is delicious. Very good size. Fresh meats. Highly recommend their Crispy breaded chicken fillets as well.

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    The new restaurant opened on May 18th of the Hawaii food and Ramen.The place is very nice and good for the whole meals.

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    Scary location excellent food and service. I had the Tonkatsu. Exactly the flavor I crave. Definitely going back. Full recommendation.

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    Mensho

    4.5
    (669 reviews)
    2.0 mi
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    First time here and we went pass 8pm, waited about 30 min. Not too bad of a wait, we just walked…read morearound and got some ice cream nearby. We tried the enoki chips, kurozu karaage and unagi roll. I really like the karaage, especially its's paired with eggplant and shishito peppers. I got the A5 Wagyu ramen and my bf got the signature Toripaitan(with extra duck chashu on the side). They are pretty good given I'm not a super ramen person. My soup base tastes very smokey in a good way. I tried my bf's, it's a rich creamy soup base. It was good but might be too heavy for my liking. Overall, I can see the hype and definitely want to come back to try other new dishes!

    Mensho was really phenomenal! It challenged my belief that Japanese restaurant chains that make it…read moreacross the Pacific do not live up to its original standards. The appetizers were all phenomenal. The wagyu nigiri came not seared, but gently warmed so the bite was very buttery and rich. The tartare came in a monaka and was very flavorful. I wasn't sure if you are supposed to eat the third wafer, but it was a bit stale. The house special ramen came with wagyu, duck, and pork chashu in creamy tori paitain broth. It was a very decadent dish, although I have had better paitan broth elsewhere. The premium smoked toppings though were incredibly tender and I loved the contrast of the crispy enokis and oyster mushroom memma. The hostess was super friendly and we got seated immediately. But, a line started building up as we left so plan accordingly. I would 100% come back to try all the appetizers!

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    Soba Ichi

    Soba Ichi

    4.1
    (628 reviews)
    1.2 mi
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    Man I just love this place, the food quality is incredible and I'm not sure I know any other…read morerestaurant round here that makes fresh soba and is quite as cute as soba Ichi. The service is also amazing, everything is smooth sailing, everyone's calm, collected and super stylish. This place is a gem and never fails to make me smile:)

    My fellow Yelp elite foodie recommended this spot, especially for their appetizers. So I finally…read moregave them a try and was definitely not disappointed. the spot itself is quite large and has indoor and outdoor seating. You order & pay first, and then find a table, which is a bit different than what we're used to , but its definitely very Japanese. The food itself is super high quality and very authentic. For soba, the taste is moreso in the noodles, and not the broth, and their soba definitely hits as it should. I ordered a cold dipping soba with tempura. The tempura was perfect and I also enjoyed the wasabi powder on the side. The cold dipping soba was so flavorful, I wasn't intending to finish but I did. They also added some hot broth into my dipping sauce at the end of the meal which also hit the spot and kept me warm. For apps, we ordered the tamagoyaki (SOOOO good) and a tofu dish which could be skipped next time. Maybe next time i'll try their sashimi. My friend ordered the duck soba and he said it was perfectly tender. We also got the hojicha icecream, which surprisingly was an entire pint, so its actually not a bad deal. Definitely good for sharing. I'm very strict with my japanese restaurants, and this is definitely a super authentic one and I Would definitely be back! service is fast and courteous but they never came by to refill our water at all

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    Oken

    Oken

    4.5
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    3.2 mi

    Came here on a Friday night and had to wait over an hour to get seated at a table. Highly recommend…read moremaking reservations ahead of time if you don't want to wait. We ended up seating at a shared communal table for dinner. We ordered maguro tuna carpaccio and hamachi hand roll set as appetizers to start. Carpaccio was very thinly sliced with interesting Asian fusion flavors. I loved the hamachi handroll set; well seasoned thick cuts of fish. We also shared the ocean trout and mentaiko pasta for entrees and both were good. Crispy skin on the fish was excellent. The pasta was buttery but felt like it was missing something. We got yogurt soju and Sauvignon blanc wine, both were really good. Small restaurant with small tapa style plates. Great vibes and suitable for date night. Prices were high for the amount of food but amazing service!

    Planned a friend date and suddenly I knew what it felt like to be a guy…read more With no context of what the girl likes, and judging by her taste in make up, catalog of stamps from around the world, and a diverse palette Bob Ross could paint with, I provided two options. Oken was 1st choice while the 2nd choice was somewhat more casual. MAGURO CARPACCIO - FRESH MAITAKE TEMPURA - Great texture, not greasy BAECHU SALAD - lots of flavor and love a crispy topping WAGYU KALBI SHORT RIB SSAM - TENDER af, great flavor STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE - subtle, not too sweet Asian fusion can sometimes be a hit or miss but Oken executed every dish beautifully. Make reservations because this place fills up quick. Good date spot. Great service. Amazing food.

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    Ebiko

    4.7
    (384 reviews)
    1.8 mi
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    Want your fix of quality & fresh cuts of fish that reminds you of the markets in Japan? Ebiko is…read morethe only place I know of that offers this. I'm never disappointed with the food here and I'm super hard to please when it comes to japanese. Omakase quality cuts at grocery store prices. Stop in and give them a try :)

    Love the easy grab and go concept, although the rice could have used some work…read more There is a huge lunch rush, so it's best to arrive right at opening. The refrigerated display was fairly small while the back wall was lined with shelves of Asian snacks. The sushi section was only wide enough for three or four people, so guests frequently had to reach over one another to grab their selections. The staff at checkout were friendly and packaged everything neatly. I also appreciated that the chopsticks were noticeably higher quality than standard takeout utensils. *Tuna Avo Roll: good balance of tuna, rice, and avocado. The avocado was slightly underripe, giving the roll an overall sharper, tangier profile. The tuna had a pleasant texture, though it was a touch fishy. The rice was at its best in this roll compared to the other items I ordered. *Omakase Nigiri: an incredible value for the quality and generous portions. Each piece was topped with thick, fleshy cuts of fish. My set included three tuna, two salmon, one scallop, and one ikura nigiri. The tuna was the standout and nearly melted in my mouth. The salmon was solid but fairly standard. The rice, however, was on the firmer side with only subtle vinegar seasoning. *Salmon Aburi: the beautifully torched top looked promising but surprisingly lacked any noticeable smokiness. The salmon was over torched, leaving very little of its natural raw richness and rendering away much of its fattiness. The rice was firmer and even more bland than the rice used in the other items. I really appreciate the reasonable prices and convenient grab and go setup, but the rice needs more consistency in texture and seasoning. Perhaps the refrigerated display contributes to the firmer texture, though the seasoning also varied noticeably between the three items I tried. Fortunately, the seafood itself was fresh, well cut, and generously portioned, which was enough for me to round this up to 3.5 stars.

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    Sushi Salon

    4.9
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    1.7 mi

    This is an omakase where you can get a more unique variety of fish than what is typical in Bay…read morearea. The price is reasonable for the variety, for the bay, and the sushi is fresh and tasted great. The restaurant itself is elegant and cute. Highlights for me were all the Japanese fish, which are specially curated and killed with a technique to reduce fish stress. The taste was close to what I got in Japan, and each coming piece was exciting. The sashimi courses at the beginning were also amazingly crafted, especially the first tuna course. Where it lost a star for me was 1) the amount of food was quite small. In total it was about 17 courses, but each is essentially one small piece of sushi. They did give a large hand roll at the end but I still didn't feel full. I did order one supplemental piece, but the other two options weren't interesting to me. Anyway for $300 a head after tip and tax I was not expecting to want to grab another bite after. 2) you have to go to some sketchy pizza place next door for the bathroom. Again, when you charge a premium price, you should deliver a premium experience

    Wow. Sushi Salon was easily one of the best omakase experiences I've ever had and absolutely worth…read morethe trip from San Francisco. What makes this place so special is their fish supplier, famed Japanese fish concierge Hiroshi Hasegawa. He's known for sourcing rare and unusual fish that are rarely sold commercially, and he sometimes even free-dives to catch them himself. Sushi Salon is currently the only restaurant in the United States that he supplies, which means you truly won't get this exact experience anywhere else. The rice alone deserves its own praise. The vinegar they use is only supplied to a select few in the U.S., and in my opinion, it was the best sushi rice I've ever had. I could honestly eat the rice on its own. The space is incredibly intimate, with only seven seats per seating at 5:00pm and 7:30pm. Watching each course being prepared right in front of us made the entire experience feel personal and immersive. Every piece of fish was excellent, but the standouts for me were the saba, uni, medai, ninjin, and kegani. Joji Nonaka and Anna Osawa were wonderful hosts. They engaged with guests throughout the evening and shared thoughtful insights and history behind the fish and techniques, which made the meal even more meaningful. Parking was surprisingly easy with street parking nearby, though the surrounding area feels a bit gritty, so I wouldn't leave anything visible in your car. At the end of the omakase, you're given the option to order additional pieces or specialty items not included in the set menu. I highly recommend taking advantage of that and trying as much as you can. Overall, if you're looking to splurge on a truly unique and elevated omakase experience, Sushi Salon is absolutely worth it. It's special, intimate, and unforgettable.

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