Came in on a Wednesday evening and it was pretty empty, so you wouldn't need a reservation on a…read moreweekday. Lots of space, and a solid location, and it's been around for over 20 years. The fried egg noodles are so satisfying--better than the fried rice. If you choose an entree, you get lots vegetables, and a good amount of protein. Really nice hibachi chefs who are very interactive and fun. Good yum yum sauce.

Wow, no menu prices. Is the food free here? I just looked at the menu on their website. There is…read morenothing there that tells about what you pay for the food.

First time here in probably 10+ years. Went with family on a week night so it wasn't busy at all…read more Excellent customer service! My fav part was the hibachi! There was no line and the chef was so friendly. My food was absolutely delicious!

I am writing to report a serious health and safety concern regarding a recent visit to [teppanyaki…read moregrill]. During my visit, I observed signs of a pest infestation, including cockroaches, rodents, droppings, etc.]. This raised significant concerns about food safety and cleanliness at the establishment. As a customer, I expect restaurants to maintain a hygienic environment that complies with health regulations. I strongly urge your team to conduct a thorough inspection and take immediate corrective actions to address this issue. I requested a refund and the manger said no .

This place is pretty freaking cool. It's a Japanese food hall with 4 individual spaces inside one…read morelarge space ( the owner also owns the Italian spot on the other side). I went for the buffet brunch at Dear Sushi. I'm not a hugh sushi eater but I loved the cooked stuff. I'm not super adventurous on the raw lol. The buffet is $65 and a 20% gratuity is added. The price was ok with me. There were plenty of food options for me to chose from and the service was good. We sat the bar, Jose and Molly were awesome and mixed up some delicious drinks. The food was delicious. Highlights for me were the fried chicken ( not sure of the correct name), milk bread (had to limit myself, I love bread lol), dumplings ( could have takien the whole tray lol), grilled salmon, and the tempura cauliflower. Another standout was the donuts from the dessert section. These donuts were so lite and airy. Almost guilt free when you bit into them. I would definitely return for brunch or to try out one of the other spots.

We had dinner at Love, Makoto in Washington, DC and chose the Omakase experience in the Dear Sushi…read moresection. The selections were varied and beautifully presented, and we even added an extra plate of nigiri, which was excellent. The fish was fresh and delicious, and I especially appreciated that they served real wasabi, rather than the typical prepared version found at many sushi restaurants. That said, I went into the experience expecting a more intimate, traditional omakase setting. I didn't realize Love, Makoto is such a large, lively restaurant, and the omakase didn't have the personal, chef-driven experience I was hoping for. The dishes were essentially brought out to us with a quick "enjoy," rather than being prepared and presented directly in front of us with an explanation of each selection. I also found the menu structure a little limiting, as each of the restaurant's four sections seems focused on its own specific offerings. Overall, I really enjoyed the food and thought the quality was very good, but for a future omakase experience, I'd probably look for somewhere smaller and more intimate where the chef interaction and presentation are more central to the experience. TIP: The Hiya Izakaya section was a decent place to get a cocktail in advance of dinner.

My mom surprise me. This is my first time eating over here. I been always wanted to go to this…read moreplace. The place looks great inside. The staff are nice and friendly. I have a lunch combo BBQ meal. You pick 3 raw dishes and it comes a bowl of rice, soup and a bowl salad. The food is very good. The BBQ grill so small. It could be bigger. Next time I going get a bowl Roman dishes. Also the have a deal all you can eat for 90 minutes all different meats you eat.

Tons of free parking. Accepts cash and credit card. Very…read moreclean inside the building. We came here on a weekday and there was a decent amount of customers inside. We ordered from their lunch menu and tried their 2 meat combo which comes with salad and soup. It also comes with a side of rice. They also have a kids menu in which we ordered the fried chicken which comes with generous portion of sides from rice, edamame, corn. The soup and salad were decent. The meats were very flavorful. I highly recommend trying the 3 meat combo as the portions were on the smaller side however the flavor of the meat were good. Definitely consider returning to try their other dishes. Definitely ask your servers for their suggestions in terms of marinaded meats. Worth coming here if you are in the area.

Just an update: We had the Sushi Moriawase, shin was awesome. It was fresh and flavorful. The…read morevegetable tempura was delicious. The vegetable yakisoba was so flavorful. The noodles were soft and tender and even a little bit sweet. I like that Osaka is reliable and good.

Lowkey one of the best sushi spots in PG County. I come here when the craving hits and I need…read moresomething quick, fresh, and actually good without leaving the area. It's giving hidden gem. Prices are reasonable, portions are solid, and the quality stays consistent. Service is standard, ambiance is clean and unassuming, nothing extra but it works. You'll always see a steady crowd in and out, especially NASA staff stopping by for their sushi fix :)

Had some free time to come here for dinner by myself. It is a small place with around 10 tables…read moreplus some bar seats. The waitresses are really nice and I was warmly greeted as soon as I walked in. Located in the right hand corner of the strip center across from Bassett Furniture on Rockville Pike. The Tonkotsu ramen soup and sushi sashimi were excellent!

Temari is a very casual Japanese-owned restaurant offering homey Japanese cuisine. I've been…read moremeaning to check it out and I finally did a couple Saturdays ago. It was really popular that evening, so the three of got squished at the table meant for two, but we didn't mind. The menu is pretty extensive, offering ramen, udon, tonkatsu, rice bowls, grilled fish sets, and more. We ordered pretty quickly, but with how busy it was, it took a bit for the food to come out CHILEAN SEA BASS - 37 As I scanned through, my eyes immediately fell on the miso sea bass. Despite the price point, I knew I had to go for it because sea bass is hard to find around here. This set came with rice, house salad, miso soup, and cold tofu. The sides were pretty standard -- no compliments, but no complaints either. On the other hand, the sea bass was wonderful. Super creamy and soft, with a strong miso sweetness that packed so much umami upon each bite. I would definitely splurge on this set just for the sea bass. My friend got the ramen and didn't love it, so I'll probably avoid that during future visits. The katsu curry that the table next to us ordered looked and smelled amazing. Overall, food was delicious and homey. I'd definitely recommend!

Walked in and immediately LOVED the vibe. Very welcoming and just completely cool. Fantastic…read moreservice from the wait staff -- especially Q. He was terrific. Wonderful recommendations. Non-alcoholic drinks were on point. Make sure you ask for Q to make yours. Oh and do get that cauliflower. -- Your welcome.

I had such a wonderful time visiting O-Ku. It's one of my favorite sushi spots in Washington DC…read more This time, a bartender named Adam stood out for being exceptionally attentive. He had a great knowledge of the menu and encouraged me to try new dishes, which turned out to be fantastic. The customer service was excellent, and I really enjoyed my experience. Keep up the good work, and I wish you all the best.

Bruce roll is my favorite. The Service here is always top tier very attentive . Ask for Alex!read more

We came to the Waugh chapel shopping centre looking for lunch. My kids were feeling ramen and…read moredecided on Akira. The staff were friendly and the food was excellent. We ordered edamame and takoyaki as our appetizers which were solid options. Our main entrees were volcano ramen, miso and Karaage ramen. All were flavorful with rich, satisfying broths and perfectly cooked noodles. We ended with matcha ice cream and cheesecake for a sweet finish. We will definitely be back!