The trademark fish tank in the foyer is absent, but don’t be misled to believe this is anything less than an authentic Japanese restaurant. Great food and service has won it a dedicated following. Sit at Western-style dining tables or remove your shoes and kneel on mats at traditional Japanese tables.
A tiny lady in a red kimono gives prompt and courteous service, and can explain all the dishes. Regulars rave about the various sushi dishes, which come with hot wasabi and ginger. The tempura is fried in light sesame oil and served with a delicious dipping sauce.