This is honestly one of my favourite Japanese restaurants. The food is cheap, scrummy and authentic. Whether you’re looking for udon, sushi roll, donburi, teriyaki, bento and sashimi with a dash of green tea to water it down with, this place is great. They have wooden booths with a curtain attached if you’d like some privacy, and a little button you press to call for service(so you are never forgotten). All the waitresses wear traditional garb, a kimono, and bow to you like they would in their country. Also, you have to eat with chopsticks. It’s a special experience and you’ll learn the ninja art of eating with long wooden sticks as you go along.
