Yoshiya Japanese Kitchen

Very much enjoyed our first experience here. Everybody was happy with our food. The service was excellent, and we found the atmosphere quite pleasant and calm. We will certainly be back. Love that you can have hot or ice coffee between 12-5!

What a wonderful find up in the north, this cozy little restaurant immediately attracted me from the photos of the Oyako Chicken Bowl, in which I'm always searching for around town. This was such a satiating portion with excellent flavors. To put the feather in the cap 🪶🧢 they have one of the best Chicken Karaage appetizers in town. At first I was skeptical with 4 pieces from the menu but I assure you the quality and size of each piece is perfect 👌 The staff is kind and attentive, the music is soothing and unique, the ambiance is great, and the food ties it all together. Come for a wonderful meal, bring your friends and family!

Their Tonkotsu ramen is good, i would love to have a little more umami added on its flavor. The noodles were soggy for my liking. The egg was not seasoned while the chashu was good. No complaints on their karaage, perfectly cooked and seasoned.

This is my favorite place in Centennial Hills honestly. Their curry, ramen, omelette rice; everything on their menu is very good! Service is always really great. Very nice prices too!

Curry was absolutely amazing the omelette with rice was flavorful and all in all delicious. Staff is friendly and nice. I would have ordered more but I couldn’t eat any more than I did lol

Got the chicken omelette fried rice with house made sauce. Delicious! The egg is super soft and fluffy and the demiglace sauce is super flavorful! It also came with huge chunks of chicken on the inside. So good! Also we got the chicken kaarage and okonomoyaki for appetizers and they were fireee! I highly recommend this place.

The service was fast. The food came out quickly, but it wasn't hot. I would say tepid. That's really the only downside I saw. The food was flavorful, though. I will return again for the omelet rice. Every one in my party enjoy the flavor of their food.

I was looking for some Japanese food in the area and this place popped up. This is a really excellent place for some really great Japanese food. The omurice was the best I’ve had since my last trip to Japan. I love the soft omelet and the Demi glacé was rich in flavor. The okonomiyaki transported me back to Osaka it was like I was there. I highly recommend for Japanese food lover the portions were filling would come back again.

I decided to try this place on my way home from work, and I'm so glad I did. I ate inside, and because it was before 5 pm, I got a free iced coffee. Yummy Tonkosu Ramen & 4 PC fried shrimp. Air conditioned! Relaxing atmosphere. Their spicy paste wasn't spicy at all to me. The service was great, too.

I ordered the Pork Katsu set. I wasn't impressed. The sauce was salty and sour without any sweetness. The meat was too hard. Rice was also too hard. Salad dressing was too sour. It wasn't really authentic. I miss Japan. I need to go visit to see my family soon again lol.

I have been scoping out this place for some time since I live down the street. I just never made it a point to go until this evening. My family and I decided to take out. I ordered the Kurobuta house fried rice, and let me tell you, probably the best fried rice in this area, hands down! Clean, not greasy or overly salty, smokey, fresh garlic, and seasoned just right! Rice cooked perfectly. Portions were very decent as well. Not to much or too little just right! Super quick too for how good everything is they get food out in a timely manner. I will definitely be coming back for this fried rice as well as the rest of their menu! Arigato yoshiya!!

Yoshiya Kitchen is a small Japanese Restaurant located in Centennial. They offer a variety of appetizers, specialty dishes like Japanese Chashu Omelets with special sauce, salads, rice bowls, Japanese curries, a variety of ramens, desserts, and soft beverages are served here. We started out with a few appetizers - The fried oysters and the chicken karaage. The oysters weren't bad but maybe needed to be rinsed better because they had a can taste to them. The chicken karaage wasn't bad either but had a very unusual texture like similar to when you over marinate something. WE LOVED OUR MAIN PLATES! I had the smoked salmon salad. Everything about it was delicious! It was also a nice large generous size. It was a really great salad! My husband loved the beef udon with egg. It was all delicious and it was a real treat to get them special chewy noodles. We were thinking about ordering one of the interesting sounding desserts but they were out of most of the desserts on our visit. Our server was really great handling the whole restaurant by himself. If we skipped the appetizers this would have been a 5 star review. 4.5 stars

Quiet Comfort Food with Japanese Flair. This restaurant offers a solid option for Japanese comfort food in a casual setting. The ambiance is quiet and relaxed, perfect for a peaceful meal (as shown in your pictures). The curry dishes are a highlight. I tried the pork katsu curry, and the curry sauce itself was rich and flavorful. They offer other options, and it might be worth considering a side of curry with any meal. The fried rice reminded me of my childhood growing up on Guam (I used to eat at a restaurant called Aji Ichi), where authentic Japanese cuisine was readily available. The fried rice was the closest it had come to that fried rice I had as a kid. Prompt Service & Appealing Presentation. The service is efficient, and the quiet atmosphere allows you to hear the kitchen working. While the restaurant seems a bit quiet (hopefully not a bad sign!), the food quality is commendable. My partner had the tornado omelet, and its presentation was visually attractive. Dessert Portions & Presentation. We ended the meal with cakes! The portion size was appropriate for the price. The chocolate cake was enjoyable, while the mont blanc was a bit dry, but tasted great. However, the presentation of both desserts was aesthetically pleasing. Overall: This restaurant provides a quiet and casual experience with Japanese comfort food. The curry and familiar taste profiles are noteworthy aspects. Be aware that dessert portions are smaller. Definitely worth trying.

Amazing again. 2nd time here, and they killed it again. So delicious. I love this place, which gives you an upscale feel for a reasonable price.

We just ordered this to go. Not really impressed with the chicken bowl. 95% rice , 3% chicken, and 2% vegetables for $15.95. One and done.

When you find a hidden diamond, you have to let the community know I have driven by this place for a year, never sure if it was still in business or had closed The outside is not special, fancy, anything else. There is a lighted sign in window that says open Well I am not an explorer of the unknown and/or mystery restaurants. But I tried tonight and I am in AWE of the food. You know that saying, "never judge a book by its cover"? Apply it here . The menu is unique and creative and it all tastes incredible. We associate Japanese as SUSHI or Teppanyaki. Well I learned there is a big world of other dishes in Japan culinary menu If you want to try it (and you really should). Go now before this place gets so busy you cannot get in Inside is very clean and not what you would expect when looking at the storefront outside I am sorry it took me a whole year to realize this resturant was open and really good

Another great dinner here. We had the chicken katsu and miso ramen along with fried oysters, fried shrimp and goyza appetizers. All were great and reasonably priced. Friendly and attentive service and nice quiet dining area.

Came here to celebrate my best friend's birthday and I have to say it was definitely not worth the drive. The food was ok at best and honestly my fiancé and I were disappointed with our best friends a bit on how overly salty the omurice was. The house special sauce was a bit too salty and overpowered the rest of the dish so it was difficult for any of us to finish. I didn't even get a photo of the ahi plate that one of my best friends got because it came later and looked like a giant plate overflowing with mixed greens, edamame, and seaweed salad with a small portion of actual ahi. The best dish we ordered was the beef donburi, but it tasted like every other Japanese spot that makes a traditional donburi like that, so it wasn't too special. Service was friendly, but we noticed she came back a few of times to ask what we ordered after we told her a couple times, even though it was quite slow and there were only three other tables when we were sat. Ambiance was quaint and the place was tidy. Overall, it was ok, but definitely not in our experience deemed incredible, especially, compared to other places in town. I was most excited to try the Omurice since I haven't had it since being in Japan, but it wasn't what I expected at all. The management really seem to care about the patron experience, so we will come try this spot again in the future, but for now it will not be on our radar for frequent regular lunch spots. Thank you MJ for reaching out and being so considerate for our experience!

At Yoshiya Japanese Kitchen in Las Vegas, Nevada, the meal was superb. I enjoyed a melon creamy soda, seaweed salad, chicken Ramen, soup, and sausage rice wrapped in egg omelette. The restaurant is clean, with easy parking and highway access. Highly recommend trying the Ramen soup or fried rice!

Food was very good. We had the Omelet with shrimp fried rice and house sauce with a side order of mochiko chicken. Both tasted very good. Service was quick and friendly. We ordered take out so I can comment about table service. Ambiance was dim lighting and traditional.

We did not enjoy our experience here in both service and food. We ordered the gyoza, and they were very bland even with the sauce & the crispy bottom tasted burnt. I got the Shoyu ramen with tempura shrimp, and it was pretty standard. My boyfriend ordered a side of extra noodles & after we got our bowls we waited for quite a bit & the noodles still never came. Our server never noticed we didn't receive it yet, and when we finally asked about it she said "oh you haven't yet?" And we clearly didn't. We had already finished our bowls, so we asked to just have it removed from the bill. It's a small little ramen shop that seems cozy & quiet, but I do not think I would come here again.

Great service, great food, and cozy and cool inside the restaurant. Would recommend :)

Solid Japanese restaurant in the Centennial area. Being originally from Hawaii, this is the kind of Japanese food I ate growing up. Items tried and liked (so far): Crab Cheese Croquette Curry. Croquette was crispy on the outside and creamy on the inside. Curry was as expected, flavorful and delicious. Karaage Chicken. Best karaage i've ever had. It's usually fatty and too moist but this one was light, crispy and delicious! Judging from what we had so far, looking forward to trying other items on the menu. Service was on point. Interior is cute & clean. Parking is plentiful. Hope you decide to check them out :)

Our friend raved about Yoshiya Kitchen, especially because they offered the elusive omurice. On our first visit, the Husband ordered the Japanese Omelette Rice with Kurabata Sausage $14.95. He enjoyed it as our friend devoured the Chicken version of this dish. I ordered the Pork Katsu Curry $12.95 and it was tasty curry. The pork was tender and initially good, but did need a bit more fat. I also felt like there wasn't enough curry sauce provided. Our return visit was a year and a half later. This time the Husband and Little Gal both ordered the Pork Katsu Curry and the Little Guy ordered the 4 Piece Fried Oyster Curry $12.95 and Tako Wasabi $4.95. This time, the pork wasn't as tender and required a bit more elbow work to cut the meat. Again, I wish there was more fat and actual curry sauce. The Little Guy had to order more rice as their portion wasn't enough. The Tako Wasabi is a pretty small portion compared to other restaurants. I ordered the 2 Piece Fried Oyster $3.95 and it was good. The Little Gal also ordered the Purple Sweet Potato Blanc Cake $4.95. This was an interesting dessert with a universal texture throughout the whole thing. My friend ordered a ramen dish and I did want to point out that her ramen egg was perfectly jammy. It was a pretty impressive yolk they got on that egg. Overall, Yoshiya Kitchen was a 3.5 star experience for us. There are other Japanese curry spots in town that we do favor more, and their signature dish wasn't calling out to us this time around.

Located in a shopping center, plenty of parking. Walked in had a funky scent, music was Halloween techno vibe was on the loud side. Customer service was great was the only party that came in followed by a two top and a 9 top afterwards. Every table had great service between two servers. Taking orders delivering drinks, food came out promptly, both bused tables as dishes were cleared of any food. The male server was very polite and always said excuse my reach when he would take plates, cups from the table and even when he was placing each meal down at the time of food being served. What we ordered: Drinks-water for everyone the glasses were clean no cracks and the water flavor tasted great. Kids had Moshi Yuzu Red Shiso & Apple Soda $3.95 and tasted like a water down soda wasn't that great and Ramune (Strawberry, Peach, Lychee, Blue Hawaii) we ordered the Blue Hawaii which they didn't have $3.95 so our youngest went with Peach. Appetizers: Chicken Karaage (4) $6.95 Price was steep and the chicken was dry was served with Mayo and Hart Sriracha. Takoyaki (4) $4.95 Every ball had one piece of octopus in them the flavor was good and melted in your mouth. Fried Oysters (2) $3.95 Very fishy tasting the exterior had a good crunch but once you took a bite it was very juicy and fishy. We prefer fresh Oysters, we ordered 2 sets and the three of us didn't like them even dipped in this thick umami, oyster sauce. Was our least favorite. Kurobuta Sausage (6) $7.95 Basically a hot dog served with BBQ Sauce was t a fan especially for the price. You get three small wiener halved on a skewer. Entree: Japanese Beef Bowl with Eggs $14.95 The presentation was nice the broth was sweet and the beef was dry. The common them of each protein tasted dry. The egg mixture didn't even moist the meat I would have like it less sweet with tender pieces of beef and maybe with a gooey cheese melted in the dish. Felt like that was something that the dish was lacking. Shoyu Ramen $11.95 Menu states thick noodle but the noodles were thin like any basic ramen. Served with two pieces of chashu not a whole egg half an egg. I always wonder why restaurants serve half an egg and not the whole egg. What do they do with the other half? Tip for the cook to eat, for the price of any ramen place I think the whole egg should be presented. I ordered the black garlic oil that cost $1.50 extra when I wanted fresh minced garlic but they didn't have. The extra prices are so over the top. Chicken Katsu Curry $12.95 The chicken was again on the dry /tough side but it had a good crisp to the Katsu part. The curry was amazing with good spices to it. The rice was cooked perfectly I do wish that they would have served more ginger on the side. Yoshiya House Chicken Fried Rice $12.95 Chicken pieces were very dry the fried rice lacked flavor but was somewhat moist. Desserts: Matcha Mont Blanc Cake $4.95 Was very dry made you crave a glass of water the flavor wasn't very Matcha. The crust was dry and lacked flavor it was a cute presentation to the Halloween theme but definitely, not something we would order again. Purple Sweet Potato Blanc Cake $4.95 Tasted the same as the Matcha Mont Blanc Cake, dry crust and lacked ubi flavor. Yuzu Cheese Cake $3.95 Was delicious very thick and also made you want to down a glass of cold water. The piece they brought out is super, super small like for a infant to eat. Especially for the price it should have been a lot bigger. Ube Purple Yam Mochi Ice Cream $3.95 Superrrrrrrr dry I mean I couldn't even digest it one bite and I let the kids eat my piece. It wasn't appetizing at all. Overall, there is potential. Maybe I just came on the wrong night. I feel like there was more hype to this restaurant, then what they actually provide you. Service was great but for the amount of money we spent here I would have been happier going to inn n out.

Yoshiya is continually doing a fantastic job on service and foods. There are a lot of Japanese restaurants in Centennial hills. But here is the best place of all.

I have ordered from Yoshiya many times but the quality control has obviously gone down. I had the Shoyu Ramen last night and became violently ill immediately afterwards. The way my body responded. It was extremely bad.

I've had a lot of good ramen over the years in California. This ramen is the best. The taste and even the noodle firmness is perfect. The crepe cake is very good too. It was a good price and light dessert. Prices here are fantastic too. I don't know our servers name he was the white dude. He was awesome! Very funny and remembered our order. Was always checking in. All of the service was great. It's a cute cozy place perfect for a date night or a small family dinner. There's plenty of parking around the area. I would highly recommend this place for anyone that likes Japanese food. Even for those who are new to Japanese food this place is perfect.

Tried all new items I've never had before and it was all good! The cute little restaurant has a good selection on the menu and has a nice quaint atmosphere.

I don't think I'll ever get over how perfect the service, quality of food and overall vibe of Yoshiya is. It's no wonder they've maintained a 5 star average over the years. The staff here is wonderful! My friend and I came a few days ago and I ordered the Crab Cheese Croquette for my entree. When it arrived it was cold in the middle, but my server was sooo nice and replaced it immediately with double the amount croquettes. It was such a nice touch that was greatly appreciated. I'm always going to be rooting for Yoshiya! Definitely a 5 star restaurant in my eyes!

My return to Yoshiya was another delightful surprise! As a picky Ramen enthusiast, I was thoroughly impressed by the flavorful chicken Ramen, making Yoshiya a strong contender for my top Ramen spot. The edamame appetizer was a perfect match. And, oh, the cheesecake! A delightful surprise indeed. Perfectly portioned for the price, it added another layer to my Yoshiya experience. Living nearby, Yoshiya has effortlessly become my go-to dinner spot. The inviting atmosphere, exceptional customer service, and the winning combo of delicious Ramen make it an all-around winner. The staff's genuine advice and sweet, quick service stood out. If I could give Yoshiya 10 stars, I would. Eagerly anticipating more satisfying visits and culinary adventures at this gem!

I am always on the hunt for a good ramen place. Well, I don't need to look any further because this is now at the top of my list. This is in the Albertsons shopping area. When we entered there was no hostess or a sign to wait to be seated. The waiter invited us to pick any spot we wished. They were very attentive and the food came out in a reasonable time. I ordered the tonkotsu ramen with thick noodles. The broth was so smooth and flavorful. The noodles perfect chewiness. We also ordered the combination fried rice which tasted delicious! I have high standards for fried rice and I was very impressed. The restaurant is intimate and quaint. I noticed they stayed busy, which is always a good sign. Now the real test is to visit again and see if they are consistently just as good. I cannot wait to dine here again.

Good food, I can vouch ramen was yummy. The omelette was delicious looking. And the group I went with seemed to enjoy the meal. The ambiance was clean, kept, and well designed. Very nice seating, and accommodating staff. However the service was a bit off. Forgot one dish of our order, but they correctly corrected it. Grateful to try a new spot.

This is our second time coming here. The first time we came for the Ramen and loved it. This time we had searched a sushi place, it came up, but the only sushi offering they have is Poke. We ordered the Ramen again and curry. Everything was amazing. The food is five star. The ambiance is great but I had to take one star because they forgot the chashu in my ramen. When I reminded them they brought it out. They also forgot my drink but I didn't mention it again. The servers are super nice. The food is good. Maybe it was just an off night. Would come again and again

Returning to this place was like being home. One guy service... he was amazing. Quick and good. Got my omirice and everything else. Ramen was perfect for me. Not too salty but still have lots of flavors. Chicken katsu was on point! I'd recommend eating here once because you will return like I did. Service is good Place is nice And quiet cause the restaurant was small.

I can't not say enough good things about this place. Servers are great, food is amazing, and it's something the whole family craves often. The menu has many dishes to choose from. Whether I pick up take out or we dine in as a whole family, the food is made fast, delicious and so much flavor. Yoshiya is by far our favorite place to eat!

This is my go to spot for Japanese comfort food. My favorite here is the shrimp fried rice with a tornado omelette on top with demi glacé around the edge similar to what you might see on YouTube for Kichikichi omurice. So far I liked everything I tried . The Gyu-Don and Oyako-Don are my other favorites and the Ramen is pretty good too. I've been wanting to try their curry dishes but can't get past my usual favorites.

I think this place has some potential and great ideas but still has a lot of improvements to make, we ordered their beef bowl with egg, shrimp omelette rice, gyoza and the black sesame cake, the eggs in their beef bowl was way too runny it looked completely raw, good thing I don't mind raw eggs but my boyfriend was not a fan, the beef was a bit too thick and chewy as well, flavor was good though. Shrimp omelette rice looks unique but only came with 3 shrimps and the house sauce was a bit too salty to my liking but my boyfriend liked it since he usually prefers heavier food lol Gyozas were decent but way too greasy, each bite I took I could feel all the grease on my lips that I had to wipe it off each time I took a bit of the gyoza.. the highlight of our meal was indeed the sesame cake, I might come back for it once in a great while since I live 20 miles away lol the service was great though, both our servers were attentive and nice and the ambiance was nice and cozy, overall not a bad restaurant just have a few improvements to make

Ended up here because the restaurant across the street was closed and didn't want to travel far. I didn't know what to expect however the food was amazing, customer service was great, quiet little dining area, good size portions for the beef bowl and ramen and the crepe cake was the perfect end. I will definitely be coming back!

I went to Centennial Hills to visit a friend and she requested "something Asian" for our lunch... Cue: Yoshiya, a 6 minute drive from my friend's condo At my insistence, we ordered the octopus balls-- sorry, I forgot to take a photo, but they were beautifully presented, albeit very, very mushy. The chop stick workout was a lesson in fine motor skills and a gravitational balancing act for this one. I think I'll try the gyoza next time. Although this is a Japanese restaurant, the menu is not your typical "sushi and grilled or tempura-based dishes". Yoshiya specializes in Japanese omelets, and so of course that is what myself and my adventuresome friend had to try. We chose the sausage omelet. It had a distinctive Japanese-y name for the sausage, but it seriously tasted like hot dog, haha. And I have NOTHING wrong with hotdogs... I'm just saying. The sausage was mixed in with fried rice, topped with a swirly egg on top and then drizzled with umami brown and cream sauces around it. Yes, we split it and it was the perfect portion for both of us. This was a warm, cozy choice for a gloomy, rainy day. The waitstaff were very kind, and it was all around enjoyable. I'm not certain I will crave this on the regular, but it is definitely a viable option when you want something comforting, light, and Japanese, but aren't in the mood for sushi!

Craving for chicken curry katsu. Katsu curry is SO watery and the chicken is dry. The service is great. The atmosphere is pretty cozy. Plenty of parking.

Chicken Karage: The breading has a very nice crunch to it and the chicken was full of flavor. Not entirely sure what the dipping sauce is but it was very nice; mild flavor that paired well with the chicken. Gyoza: Some of the best gyoza I've ever had. Perfectly cooked, nice and crispy on the bottom and the flavor was incredible. Dipping sauce (soy sauce) was also great. Not overly salty and complimented the gyoza. Tonkatsu Ramen: This is fantastic. It's very flavorful, two big pieces of chasu, and a nice array of vegetables. I ordered extra noodles, and my only thing with that is the extra bowl of noodles is very bland even after mixing in the broth. Fried Shrimp Ramen (w/ Black Garlic Oil): It was a tad too bitter for my taste but my wife has been singing about it since we left the restaurant so it gets a big thumbs up from me for that alone. The service was also pretty good. There was one guy running the front very efficiently, knew the menu, and was very friendly. My only real complaint is more of a ding on the landlord cause it's in a shopping strip, but the wheelchair/scooter accessibility isn't great. The restaurant is in the middle and you have to go up two ramps. Ramp one from the parking lot is on one side of the strip, ramp two up to the restaurant is all the way on the other side of the complex so you have to make an exaggerated zig zag to get there if you are on wheels

Awesome Japanese food in the NW and exactly what I look for when looking for a Japanese kitchen without sushi but do I prefer the omelet over the ramen. The Chicken Karaage is incredible and a must order when you visit. I can't wait to go back to try more dishes!!

This is a small shop in the Centennial area. Usually not crowded where there is a wait, but what I love about it is that they have menu items that are not traditionally at other Japanese restaurants. Service is quick and friendly. Would go there every day if I could.

Ordered Lunch to be delivered it was all very good. Forgot to take pictures! Ordered Japanese Beef Bowl with Eggs and Tonkotsu Ramen. Food was well packed and very tasty!

My husband and I decided to come back for a second chance. Our first time around we got the beef udon with no egg and the chicken ramen. This time around we still ordered the same apps the gyoza and the chicken egg rolls which is our favorite! Then for our main entrees we got the fried shrimp ramen and the shoyu ramen. We also decided to try the chicken katsu curry to share. The ramens tastes great! But the most surprising the the chicken katsu curry! My son loved it! The chicken katsu had the perfect crunchy and crispy outside even when dipped in the curry! Then for dessert we had the ube mochi and the purple sweet potato blanc cake. Wow the cake had the perfect sweetness to it! Can't wait to come back again!

Awesome find. Local spot, great food and service. I enjoyed the sounds and visuals of this cute little spot. About 30 people max. And it can get full. It's because of the food I must spot in again and try more items. Dipping soup, chicken curry, Gouza, edamame. Prices $10-$16.

One of my favorite places to go for ramen. I love the ambience and how lowkey it is. The service is always amazing!

Their menu is very simple, a good indicator of an authentic Japanese restaurant. They focus more on their specialties. Very close to the ones we ate at Tokyo and Osaka when we visited. The service is also good. We were seated as soon as we entered the establishment. The atmosphere inside is quiet, and I would say it is a good place to dine in if you would like to have good conversations with your companions. Now, we have a place nearby where we can get Japanese food whenever we crave for them, with the exception of sushi/sashimi.

I love this place. The unique flavors and dishes are so good! Their potstickers with the corn starchy crust is so good! We've been a couple times and the restaurant itself is cute. My kid doesn't like any kind of sauce so they will accommodate and leave the sauce off the Katsu. We need to go back!

I was craving ramen and found this place & it definitely hit the spot! It was so good. Also the service is amazing! Everyone working there is very friendly & attentive. I couldn't get a pic of my food because I ate it so fast haha. I ordered the tonkatsu ramen with and extra egg & black garlic sauce. So yummy . The dessert was interesting & new. The black sesame flavor was ok. I ordered the matcha flavor as well & I liked the matcha dessert way better! I will definitely come back if I'm in the area!

This has been the best restaurant that has come to the northwest. The food is definitely authentic Japanese cuisine. My husband did live in Japan for some time and when we walked in and he saw the menu and saw the food come to the table he said this is definitely authentic. The staff there is just so amazing. I probably go there once a week because the staff just makes the whole experience worth it. They are just so nice and they always get the orders correct I have never had any issues. My favorite dish is the crab croquette curry, my kids always have a great time when we go and they all love it it is a very small restaurant which that is exactly how it is in Japan everything is on the smaller side. They do have some amazing desserts. Our favorite is the Ube mochi. Will definitely be returning soon with my family.

We had the Japanese chashu omelette and the black sesame dessert. Very good 10/10 definitely something different and worth trying! Will be going back very soon.

No complaints with the Tonkotsu Ramen I had. The place has a pretty extensive menu. Next time I'll try the Katsu Curry and/or the Beef Udon Bowl (I am a big of Curry Udon). Happy to see more Japanese establishments coming to the greater Vegas area.

Cute hidden gem in North Las Vegas! They are located in a strip mall on Farm and Tule Springs. It is a small restaurant with about 8 tables and nicely decorated with a lot of dark wood. My fiance and I walked in at lunch time on Sunday and were seated immediately. The service here is wonderful and we were well cared for. What we ordered: Yuzu White Peach Soda - Not too sweet and so refreshing! Never seen this offered in a restaurant before. 10/10 Japanese Beef Bowl - The portion size and amount of meat was great. It was a little sweet. 8/10 Chicken Katsu Curry - Again great portion size and the katsu was spot on. Crispy, tender, and perfectly seasoned. Curry was good but I wanted more depth. Overall 8/10 Dipping Ramen with Seafood Tonkatsu - Wow! The broth was so sweet and at the same time, so savory! Definitely the best tsukemen in town! Noodles had a great chewy texture and the dipping accompaniments worked in perfect harmony with the broth. Black Sesame Mont Blanc - So excited to see a different dessert on a Japanese menu. The mont blanc has a very strong black sesame flavor. Black sesame sponge cake, whipped cream interior, and a black sesame puree on top. Because of the sesame texture, it makes the outer puree feel a little thick. It is a great way to round out the meal! 9/10 I'm so glad we took the chance to drive up to North LV to give Yoshiya a try. We will make it a point to visit them again!

Amazing menu and food well done! For an area growing with options, this place can compete with the great food and casual ramen house ambience. Some of the staff didn't know the menu too well, calling the hurricane omelette omurice, but other than that they entire staff is attentive and helpful and service was great.

This place was amazing. I loved every dish. Very clean. Attentive staff! They have high chairs and changing tables in restroom. I live in Henderson and definitely will be back again.

This is truly one of my favorite Japanese restaurants in town. The food here is very delicious and has a wonderful presentation. This place sets itself apart from the rest! When walking into this restaurant its a lightly dimmed, small but super clean business. The business has such a nice and calming atmosphere, even though it might be busy. The wait staff are super nice and will explain the menu to you. Super cool staff! As for the food, I got Takoyaki as the appetizer and the Japanese Shrimp Rice Omlette with Demiglace sauce. I was really focused on getting the omlette rice the most and this did not disappoint at all! It not only looked delicious but tasted really good as well! The egg was cooked perfectly and was not overcooked at all. And the inside of the omelette was shrimp fried rice, which also tasted really good. Surrounding the omelette was demiglace sauce, it matched well with the rest of the dish and was a good portion of it! The takoyaki was also really good as an appetizer. I liked that it had more of a crunch to it as I prefer this type rather than a super soft cooked takoyaki. They also put alot of the takoyaki sauce and japanese mayonnaise on top, personal preference but I like it saucy! So this takoyaki was perfect for me. I like that it is more Japanese home/comfort food, I think that is what makes this place special. It lets you try other Japanese food that you might be interested in trying. This was my second time at this place, it's definitely a return for me.