Omatase Japanese Kitchen

The folks from Sushi Stop sold their place and opened a new spot in Asiana. The nicest family, so go support this local owned business! Got a tonkatsu curry plate, sushi salad, and other stuff. The katsu breading is crisp and portions are huge. We also got some items from the neighboring food kitchens, Korean Kimchi chigae, and the fried chicken from third spot looked legit. Come by yourself, or choose family style and order a bunch of tasty things, both are guaranteed winning game plans. Take out window, food court style dining. This is a great spot to eat!!! Note: Return your dishes to the Omatase folks. They wash all their own dishware.

This is my first review! But, I definitely say this spot is amazing! Been here twice and planning on coming again!!Food: I ordered the Gardena Roll and the Salmon/Tempura Handroll, I really enjoyed it!! The Gardena Roll has the perfect level of spice and the size is definitely a bang for your buck!! I'd prefer the size of the roll to be a little smaller because it can't fit in my mouth in one try T^T but the flavor is great! While the Salmon Handroll was a light yummy snack! The combination of cucumber, avocado, salmon, and tempura was really balanced and refreshingService: I've visited on a slow and fast day and their service remains immaculate! The owners are very friendly and welcoming, the staff is also very nice!!!Ambiance: when it was bustling and busy, they handled the rush really well!! The atmosphere of the food court was lively!Overall, as a local customer of Asiana Market, Omatase is an amazing addition to the food court! In terms of food, service, and ambiance, I enjoyed it all, no major complaints ^^

Omatase (\(お待たせ\)) is a Japanese word that means "sorry to have kept you waiting". It can be used as a polite greeting, even if you are not late. For this great place, I would gladly wait. The owners, Mei and Jay, are the original owners of Sushi Stop. My heart is so happy to see them again!Today is their grand opening and we got some takoyaki (six pieces for $9), pork katsu with the addition of cheese ($18 + $3), and a Las Vegas maki roll (five pieces for $8). Everything tasted delicious, as always. The curry dish is easily shareable between two people. We could have gotten just the curry and it would be perfect but you know I needed a maki roll for good measure. No regrets.Sitting in the Asian food court is Omatase Japanese Kitchen! You won't be disappointed having a meal here. Itadakimasu!

From the original owners of Sushi Stop is Omatase Japanese Kitchen! Give this great couple all your love, Phoenix!We came on Grand Opening and I'm happy to report that the flavors are still one hundo. We got a pork katsu with cheese, Las Vegas maki roll, and the takoyaki. Get sushi/udon/ramen/curry/donburi fix here before shopping at Asiana (trust, you don't want to shop on an empty stomach). I'm a big fan of support our small and local businesses and this couple deserves their flowers. I encourage you to grab a bite here. You won't be disappointed.