Many people are calling that area a Kaimuki version of restaurant row. Cafe Laufer is right next door, with Big City Diner, Kim Chee II and Verbano only steps away. The word maguro means tuna in Japanese, and it can be had several different ways here. Shredded daikon and other vegetables offer a light and refreshing crunch to this cool plate.
Prices are a little higher on almost all items at dinner.
One night we had maguro tempura and enjoyed it because it retained its juiciness. The sushi counter is a nice place to park if you're alone or with someone who enjoys watching the chefs do their thing. The sushi may really be where this place shines. First of all, they use real crab. If you go to places that are serving imitation crab, speak up and tell them to get the real thing.