"An outstanding spot to try well thought-out Japanese We tried out the "Omakase B" option, which included fresh fish from both Mexico and Japan (shipped there with haste I'm sure). The fish was vibrantly fresh, and many fattier cuts were correctly buttery and heavenly. Equally important was the rice, and they did an excellent job on it.
I had a couple subtractors were twofold: first, for it being an omakase menu, it is pretty brief, making the price a bit high for the menu you're served – which included a handful of uninspiringly bland cuts, uninspiring that took me out of it; and second, the service was weird. The servers were split between this restaurant and the Rokai Ramen nextdoor, often running between them to fulfill orders, while also seriously messing up the pacing of our dishes that omakase style is reliant on (some cuts of fish gain and lose their vibrancy in a short period of time, so serving time is critical).
These two factors aside, getting such great fish with moments of Mexican cuisine genius integrated at times were memorable and very tasty, and I still warmly recommend Rokai!"See more
