This is a Japanese restaurant on Sunset Drive in Angeles, located across from the Angeles Union Church. A Korean owner who used to run the Korean restaurant Damso in Clark opened it around spring 2025. Many reviews say the owner personally prepares the sashimi in the restaurant, recommends dishes to customers, and explains the menu kindly. According to posts from early 2026, a café has also opened at the entrance and operates as a shop-in-shop.
Japanese food is the focus, but the menu is very large. Along with sushi, sashimi, ramen, udon, and tonkatsu, it has Korean and Chinese dishes such as jjamppong, jajangmyeon, and kalguksu, plus stews and fried chicken, so many reviews say everyone in a group can find something they like. There are live fish such as lapu-lapu in the tank, and they are also served as sashimi sets. The restaurant has a wood-toned, Japanese-style interior. It is divided into a counter section and table seating, and one review mentions a separate space suitable for groups. Reviews say that when you order sashimi, basic side dishes such as steamed egg, miso soup, and cabbage salad come with it.
The most talked-about menu item is the hon-maguro (bluefin tuna) sashimi. It is sometimes served as a single dish or a set, and sometimes they run an all-you-can-eat tuna promotion. Many reviews say that with the all-you-can-eat, the same large cuts of tuna keep coming even after multiple refills. Several reviews also say the egg sushi is soft and the sushi rice is well seasoned. When going with kids, people often add a non-spicy white jjamppong or tonkotsu ramen or udon. However, one review said the tuna started to taste a bit fishy as time passed. There is also a review that said it was disappointing that there was no explanation of the cuts, and another that said the sea urchin (uni) sushi tastes different from Korean sea urchin roe, so opinions may be divided.
Reviews say the all-you-can-eat tuna needs to be prepared in advance, so it's best to make a reservation before going. Several reviews mention a lunch special with stews and dine-in bento-style meals at lunchtime. Reviews say the evening atmosphere is lively, with many drinking parties and company dinner groups enjoying draft beer with sashimi. One review also says it's inconvenient to get there by public transportation because no jeepneys pass by.
According to Google Maps, there is free parking and free street parking. Takeout and reservations are available, and it is listed as suitable for guests with children and for groups. Sunset Regency Hotel is about 50 m away. Fifty Pizza and Matnam Square, both registered on SeeQee, are about 50 m away, and Sunset Dwaeji Galbi and Yogi Bunsik Korean Street Food are about 100 m away. You can make inquiries by phone, Facebook, or the website.
Information checked: November 2026 (based on the online reputation card, Google Maps, Google reviews, Naver blogs, and Reddit reviews). Menus and promotions may change, so please check before visiting.
