Ojiya - Table reservation

4 STAR. Total. It was a leg of annoying experience mixed with satisfaction. I felt like I went to Japan on the entrance and enjoyed every dish served. Until I finished dinning, looked around, and everyone sat L.A. style (aka: free form then I felt right at home. Would come back when I like a cultural immersion and try random dishes not usually served in nearby Japanese restaurants. Or a late evening snack if it's closed everywhere. Despite the lack of 1 star, fear not, I will return. 4.75 STAR. Eat. We need to share more than 12 different dishes, at least, and I have nothing bad to say about each of them. In general, the food was light and refreshing, did not make me hard, not excessively fl...

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I used to go to this place all the time back when it was Honda Ya. They changed their name to Ojiya a while back, but they still serve pretty much the same food. The skewers are the best to have along with a pitcher of beer after work!

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During her rush hour again visited, and to my astonishment, her quality did not fall. You could get our orders in time. Your Yakitori (drilled spits) are really delicious. 10/10 would come back.

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Great place to eat some barbecue food after work. Your Don is small, but very tasty. Prices are decent and relatively cheap.

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The food and service was FREE!!! Especially the grilled Calamari.

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