Despite the fact that I did not have a huge sampling of what the menu offers, I am more than willing to give Well Being 4 stars for two reasons:
1. Free Hot Sake after 6pm: You would think this would mean one little sake cup's worth, but you get a carafe, and the waitress repeatedly asks if you need more!
2. The waitress repeatedly asks you if you want more sake (which means that the service is amazing)! The friendliest of service, very concerned about your happiness and well-being.
My udon was good and only $6. I wish it came with a couple of pieces of tempura, but I can live without it. My wingman had a Crazy Eel roll, and he said it was great.
The menu has a lot of sushi, some Korean specialties and Japanese entrees, such as Katsu. There are not a lot of options for vegetarians unfortunately. Still, I think for meat-eaters and sake-lovers, Well-Being is a real charming little place and definitely worth a try!