Being from out of town, we stumbled upon this restaurant during a late night when most other restaurants were winding down or closed. My significant other and I drove around looking for a place to eat and revisited this plaza on a whim. From the outside, it looks pretty normal and unexciting. We walked around, saw this place, took a leap of faith and entered inside to where we were quickly seated. It reminded us of the izakaya style servings from Japan and there were pictures of the food on the walls in addition to some repeated on the actual menu (with misspellings and all). It had a laid back, relaxed vibe. We were starving and wanted something filling, so we got the udon and ramen and a side of maki roll. The food came out fast and tasted on point! We were both pleasantly surprised. The whole experience was reminiscent of our visits to Japan, although it obviously is much different but the closest we could get to (there aren't many options in Orlando!). If we had a chance to revisit the Las Vegas area, this place would be on our list.