Omakase

Zeynep Usta

3.0

Catched up with my college friends over lunch and the place was actually nice. I had the Teriyakidon which was smoky and not too sweet. The chicken was soft and nicely cooked. We shared the American Dream makimono and another which I cannot recall. I preferred the other one tho.Food is good but quite forgettable. Would still recommend as a reliable and quality Japanese restaurant. Staff is rushing all over the place but still friendly and immediately accommodated us and our requests.

WenY

4.0

In our bid to eat a bit healthier after a bout of errands in Greenhills, Hubby and I opted to have an early sushi dinner at Omakase. This Japanese resto started out as a takeout counter in Quezon City. The term omakase actually translates to “I leave it up to you.” In Japan, diners can sometimes leave it up to the chef to serve his recommended selection of seasonal specialties instead of ordering their preferences.

Cindy Priscilla

5.0

My boyfriend and I celebrated our 10th anniversary here last august and we loved the food! Really good quality sushi and sashimi and their signature maki's made us fall in love (with the resto of course and with each other more LOL k 😂). We got the Sushi Boat, Okonomiyaki, this omakase tropical salad and some bottomless panama and raspberry iced tea.The place was cozy and quiet even during a really stormy sunday and we enjoyed spending our special lunch moment here. The servers were nice and attentive, too, despite groups of families pouring in. Plus points since they have a hand-washing area on the ground floor quite near our table. Found it nice.