East Izakaya

Wow! This was amazing. We got the all you can eat dinner and the variety was fantastic. You have so much to choose from soups and rolls and sashimi and amazing dessert and egg rolls and dumplings! Don't sleep on the torched sushi!! Everything is 1x mostly so you can try all sorts of things! We were so happy. The service was really great and they were very helpful in ordering.

This restaurant delivers outstanding Japanese-Thai fusion cuisine with impeccable execution. The food arrived fresh and perfectly warmed, showcasing authentic flavors that genuinely impressed solid 8/10. The staff’s thoughtfulness shone through when they accommodated my preference for warm water—small details that matter. At $150 for three people on the all-you-can-eat menu, the value is entirely reasonable for the quality offered.nThe dessert selection was phenomenal. The variety of cheesecakes matcha, mango, classic were delightful, but the crème brûlée was absolutely transcendent and perfectly caramelized with every flavor note you could want 9/10. The ambiance provides a comfortable setting for conversation without being overly loud. With a full bar available and consistently excellent food, this is a spot I’ll definitely revisit. Highly recommended.

I had such a wonderful experience at this Japanese restaurant! From the moment we walked in, the service was warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. The staff made us feel comfortable and well taken care of throughout the entire visit.nnThe interior is beautiful — clean, cozy, and thoughtfully designed.nAnd the food was absolutely delicious! Everything was fresh, beautifully presented, and full of flavor. You can really taste the quality and care in every dish.nnI’ll definitely be coming back and highly recommend this place to anyone who loves Japanese cuisine and great service!

Usually people come here for the AYCE but I heard is was a little pricey, so I decided to get their a la carte options instead. The ramen was relatively inexpensive, coming in at around $18 which was very impressive in taste for the price. Looks beautiful too! The cockrails were also well made!

We opted for the all-you-can-eat option. The only difference being the portion sizes are smaller than full menu, but the quality was hands down the best I've had at a sushi restaurant that does all-you-can-eat. They had a robot that does some of the plate deliveries and ordering is done via a iPad and server confirmation. It's a unique approach but we found it worked well as we could queue up our next round easily.nThe saki fried clams were a highlight, as well as the seasonal snow roll. For drinks I recommend the gin yuzu, it has a great delicate flavor that pairs well with Japanese cuisine.