Ozakaya

I recommend reservations because without them you’re pretty rushed. Otherwise the sushi and appetizers we ordered were great. I can definitely see myself coming back and trying different things or the specials.

Food tasted fresh! Spicy salmon actually tasted spicy :). I also got the midori and that was delicious. I wish the straw given wasn’t a paper straw but it’s whatever. The staff was very nice, and the place was nicely decorated. The neighborhood it is in is nice too. Would come again!

when we call the reserve seat, no one tells us dining time 1.30hrs in 1st call. My friend wants to invite more people to join dinner, but I'm not sure everyone agrees to have a minimum charge of $60 + taxes + tips. I confirm 7ppl for 2nd call. end up the people just came for 6ppl. seat & table so tiny. not comfortable to eat over 8ppl have minimum spend $60 + taxes and tips if 6ppl, minimum tips, 20% if 2ppl, minimum tips 18% I don't know when will allow 2 hours or 1.30hrs to eat "Party area" just stay backyard for extend seat. I with other friends who don't know the group and we early arrival 3pm this area. We can not wait 630pm. That's why we separate table of 2. Of course, the restaurant doesn't care and can not arrange near the area. Do we have a choice ? It's no choice. fat lady waiter has a bad attitude. you feel eaten in the sidewalk market. She questioned another girl who gave me Ponzu sauce and what it was because I looked impatient when I saw her face. The attitude was very bad after that. oh well, It may needs to training employees who don’t know anything about working here. This is the minimum guest requirement. food is ok, basic of Japan food. too many restrictions ! Clients must follow rules/restrictions of restaurants. I will not recommend it unless people want to eat fast food restaurants ! long story make short. no more next time

Staff is so sweet, food is excellent, delish cocktails.

Loved the kaishin Don!

I found this gem near BBG. Nestled in a cozy corner, this restaurant is a perfect for seafood lovers. First up, let's talk about the star of the show: the Kani set dish. Picture this - succulent crab roe paired with the freshest crab meat, bursting with flavor. Each bite is a symphony of taste, leaving you craving for more. It's served on a open tiny Japanese grill. You scoop the crab onto a layer of crispy seaweed and thin pat of sushi rice. It was so decandent. Next on the list is the Ocean Lovers Roll. Brace yourself for a roller coaster ride of flavors - from the delicate sweetness of fresh seafood, every bite is a celebration of the ocean's bounty. And oh, let's not forget about the chirashi. Freshness is the name of the game here. Each piece of fish is like a piece of art, meticulously arranged atop a bed of perfectly seasoned rice. It's a feast for the eyes and the palate. Last but not least, we have the grilled hamachi. Tender, juicy, and oh-so flavorful, this dish is a testament to the chef's skill. The smoky aroma tantalizes your senses even before you take the first bite, and once you do, there's no turning back. As for the ambiance, imagine yourself in a beautiful, cozy space, where every corner is adorned with warmth and charm. It's the perfect setting to indulge in a culinary journey like no other. If you're a seafood lover looking for a memorable dining experience, look no further than this hidden gem in Brooklyn. With its delectable dishes and inviting ambiance, it's sure to leave a lasting impression on your taste buds. Kid-friendliness: Bench seating for kids. Heated backyard for more space

Rushed service, mediocre and overpriced food