What do you get when you combine great food, an odd location, and two cute cashiers/waitresses? You get mom's teriyaki.
I came here once with my friends and once again today by myself. I am thoroughly convinced that this place is well worth a visit from anyone who is open to teriyaki of any kind. I recommend the gyoza, the hot and spicy pork, anything with kalbi or katsu, and especially the kimchi. I have encountered very few places out here that do kimchi very well. Thankfully, this place is one of them. If you are hungry and you are in this strange and busy area, do yourself a favor and stop by here.