We always have fresh sushi from reliable venders and always puts quality first.
Authentic ramen shop
Afuri
Now open in Costa Mesa, AFURI brings a modern Japanese dining experience centered around our signature yuzu ramen. Known for our clean, balanced, and umami-rich broths, each bowl is crafted with precision using carefully sourced ingredients and our house-made noodles prepared daily. Our menu goes beyond ramen, featuring fresh sushi, hand rolls, and a variety of izakaya-style small plates designed for sharing. Whether you’re joining us for a quick lunch, a relaxed dinner, or drinks with friends, AFURI offers a comfortable, modern space with a focus on quality and consistency. We also offer vegan ramen options, curated sake selections, and beer to complement your meal. Every dish is designed to deliver a refined yet approachable take on Japanese cuisine. Visit AFURI Costa Mesa during our soft and grand opening period and experience one of the most recognized ramen brands from Japan, now in Orange County.
Roy Yamaguchi, a Tokyo native, first tasted Hawaiian fare as a kid when he traveled with his grandparents to Maui. These early memories inform his menus with exotic flavors and spices confected with the freshest of local ingredients. Roy Yamaguchi's commitment to fine food with his seafood-intensive menu saw the debut of Roy's Restaurant in Honolulu in 1988 and word got around that this was THE place for excellent food and service. A nice way to start your meal is to select from the many tantalizing Ohana Appetizers. The tempura crusted spicy ahi sushi roll has just enough bite to whet your appetite. Roy's Canoe appetizer for two includes shrimp sticks, Szechuan baby ribs, lemongrass steak summer roll, crispy blue crab cake and lobster pot stickers – a choice sampling of the eatery's extensive menu. For entrees, The charred Japanese misoyaki butterfish is as succulent as its name. The original blackened island ahi, bathed in spicy hot soy mustard butter is another favorite. For dessert, Roy's Melting Hot Chocolate Soufflé, a flourless chocolate cake with a molten hot center, is the right way to round things out.
Treat your palate to bold and flavorsome pan Asian fusion cuisine at Nova Kitchen & Bar. This restaurant features a unique theme that attributes great importance to 5 elements namely, Fire, Water, Earth, Wood and Metal. There are multiple dining rooms for you to choose from with each room featuring the theme of a specific element. Dining at the fire room is highly recommended. Oenophiles and those wishing to relish signature cocktails must opt for the secret cocktail menu. It is a sin to leave this place without trying their decadent sushi and if you are a sushi fan, you must dine at the Water Dining room since it contains a sushi bar. However, if you are not too much into themes and just wish to enjoy some fresh air, you can dine at the patio. Step into the karaoke room/speakeasy if you wish to unleash the singer within you.
We offer customizable Japanese-Hawaiian fusion at a 21st century pace. AtLow-key Poke, we give customers complete control of their dining experience; you can choose from awide variety of proteins, sides, and top-offs and eat them either in a bowl, a salad, or on our very owntaro chips. We work hard to guarantee only the best ingredients, including always-fresh seafood andour very own bamboo & green tea infused rice (BooTea Rice).
Mitsuwa Marketplace is your one-stop-shop for almost everything from Japan, from grocery items and house wares to authentic gifts and beverages. The market has locations across Southern California, from Santa Monica to San Diego. This one in Costa Mesa not only provides groceries and goods, but you can also attend a cooking class or any other cultural event throughout the month. Overall, this is as authentic as it gets outside of a shopping center in Tokyo.
