Wa Kitchen Kuu

Went on sunday after anime con. Bit of a wait, but the food was bomb. It was very authentic and just a short walk from the con. Worth it. The only issue was clear under staffing that day (3 people) and with that wait times for service. They had plenty of tables for people to sit at, but not enough staff to make use of em which was understandable. I feel bad for the staff trying their best to attend to everyone. Liked the wait staffs costumes, though. Recommend them to staff up durring an anime con weekned. Lots of attendees were there, and there was not much space to wait for a table.

Such a lovely space and amazing food. It's very open with floor to ceiling windows and yet cozy at the same time. We also went on a Thursday for the dinner time hours and it was overly busy so you could have a conversation with your friends. This was my first time having chicken katsu curry and I'm obsessed! You can never go wrong with fried gyoza, we got the pork. Both maki rolls were amazing. The eel one had this amazing sauce over it that was to die for. This was also my first time trying Udon. Their noodles were perfect and it was fun having the whole set up and mixing all the ingredients together to dip your noodles into. Lastly I'd highly recommend their desert. The mango mochi with the warmed up Taiyaki was a fun contrast in flavors and temperatures. Service was lovely and I can't wait to come back again! Cheers 🍣

Headed to this spot after realizing where we wanted to go was closed, and I’ve never been so happy that a favorite restaurant isn’t open on Sundays. This place is fire flames. Cute lil cozy atmosphere with great big lovely windows on one side and a sushi bar on the other. The prices are phenomenal so we grabbed misubi, a couple hand rolls, edamame, two noodle dishes and mochi ice cream all for under $80. Like, say less fam. I’m there. I’m invested. I am bought in. Fish was superior quality and I say that as someone who is an amateur sushi-eating professional. Will be coming back here in the near future, probably this week. But not tomorrow because they’re closed Mondays.

We came here once three years ago and was impressed by the authentic and delicious food such as kamameshi, so I came back again. The staff are all as attentive and polite and very pleasant as I felt before. We had the Rotating Lunch ($22) and the Spicy Beef Noodle ($17). The lunch was very tasty with each small bowl of food being seasoned in detail. The noodles were served with kimuchi The noodles were spiced with kimchi, which was a little different from the Japanese style and taste, but the taste was delicious. There is a counter, high tables, and a tatami room. The overall Japanese taste is relaxing.😊✨