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The fucking guiltiest lunch pleasure a guy could ask for. So far from authentic Japanese, it's laughable; but, it's so freakin delicious I can't help but love it. Here's the deal: you get hibachi or teriyaki style grilled meat and/or vegetables. Everything comes with a creamy shrimp sauce (one little container's probably 500 calories alone), rice, and these sweet carrot slices that are filled with ecstasy or some shit. Seriously, they're so damn good, you'd think you're at a rave making out with a blob of indigo that transforms itself into Scarlett Johansson. Buyer be warned: this food's heavy, yo. If you eat everything on your plate, it's the equivalent of going to Chipotle. Try going back to work with that food baby. No, thanks. That's why I always order the fried veggies; with rice, carrots and shrimp sauce, it's the perfect amount of food. Regarding the sushi: avoid that shit. Just don't. Great service, family owned and run. Check it out for lunch; you'll be glad you did.
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