Address: 717 Stanford Shopping Center, Palo Alto, CA 94304, USA
Phone: +16508152700
Sunday: 11AM–8PM
Monday: 11AM–8PM
Tuesday: 11AM–8PM
Wednesday: 11AM–8PM
Thursday: 11AM–8PM
Friday: 11AM–8PM
Saturday: 11AM–8PM
Young Kim
Walking by I found this cozy small Japanese restaurant in the Stanford shopping center. Just in time for happy hour, ordered spicy salmon roll and kaki udon, they were so affordable and tasty, decided to order one more item, California roll. The noodle was house made, it was perfectly cooked chewy and delicious, I was surprised to see that California roll was made with real crabmeat instead of imitation crabmeat. Very friendly staffs! Best of all dog friendly, they let me sit with my dog indoor while dining!
John Z
My rating is 3.5 The dining environment is great except a light on ceiling flashing all the time. They need to fix it. The Niku Udon is good. There two types of duck udons. The menu is not clear for their differences so it is easy to order the wrong one. The $16 duck tsuke udon comes with COLD noddle. This information is totally missing from the menu. Only the $17 duck and Japanese mushroom udon is not cold noddle. Hopefully this helps.
Luke O
Not sure why this place gets bad ratings about anything other than service, and our service was fine for the most part. Food was great, while the prices are high, the portions are good and the ingredients are excellent. Just be smart and don't order the bento box at an udon place... Uni ikura risotto - delicious also came with some mentaiko. Needed a tiny bit of shoyu. Duck tsuke udon - Really good broth, noodles were great consistency for it, duck was good, but broth could a been hotter Niku udon - Solid staple nothing special about their broth but still fine, the noodles were what made this stand out, thick as hell. Deep fried soft boiled egg - while I've had better, this is still really good and a hard to find optional add-on.
Elaine Wang
We had the truffle mushroom cream udon and the uni cream udon. Both tasted good, the flat style udon they used was nice. I also really liked the chicken karaage, takoyaki, and bacon wrapped mochi. The karaage was super crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. For dessert we wanted to try the creme brulee but both flavors were out of stock. We tried the mochi donut holes instead with the 3 different dips. They were alright but nothing crazy, I think I prefer just regular mochi donuts. My favorite sauce is the caramel one. Also recommend the yuzu lemonade drink, it was very refreshing.
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Did not try the sushi. But the kaarage, pork belly, Udon and salmon skin salad were incredible. So im assuming their Sushi chefs are on point. Good luck
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