Ootoya Dà Hù Wū (ootoya)

Always loved Ootoya but they have kind of slipped recently. Service was a little slow. Miso soup was cold and bathroom wasn't as clean as it usually is. Surprising for a Japanese restaurant. But will come back.

Came in on Sunday evening and was fairly empty. The staff were attentative and courteous. We like the extensive menu and offerings, and opted for an 8 piece crunchy sushi a steak dish and our own noodles. Unfortunately the taste doesn't justify the prices. Wouldn't come back again

An exceptional meal. We came in for a casual lunch and were wowed the moment we stepped in. Great service and ambience. The Japanese butterfish bento I ordered was aromatic and delicious I added on the chawanmushi as well. Super delicate. Highly recommended.

I had the Bara Charashi Don which I really enjoyed. The fish is decently fresh. Some items on their menu seemed overpriced, for example, their crispy rice nigiri. For appetizers, we tried the Karaage, Signature Chili Shrimp Gyoza Dumplings, and some torched salmon nigiri. The appetizers were all good and tasty, but nothing too special. Of the ones we tried, our favorite was the Chili Shrimp Gyozas. Their dessert is pretty food for the price, and if their mochi is on the menu, I highly recommend you try it if you want a dessert that has a subtle sweetness. Their alcohol menu also has some great options. We loved all the drinks we tried!

Not your typical Americanized Japanese. Really good food with excellent service!