Short Review: It's a great place to have a lunch date or a business lunch with 1-3 other people. They have quite a few lunch specials and the cost is about $10 per person. \n\nLonger Review: The Resturant is currently located in the Sunset Corporate Center next to a tattoo shop and paintball store. It's super easy to miss the entrance if you don't look hard. However, once you get in, there is plenty of parking in the front and back. \n\nThe sign outside reads, \"Japanese/Thai Food\", but when you walk in it has the atmosphere of an eclectic 1800's living room combined with a pan-Asian bistro. The music consisted of jazz renditions of the billboard top 100 and the kitchen (which is in plain view) added a burst of white to the grey and black dominated dominated environment. \n\nThe menu, which is in a nice 3-ringed binder, had a good assortment of food options. The lunch menu was straight and to the point and made for quick ordering. The food is inexpensive and so are the drinks ($1 for a Thai Iced Tea - nice!). \n\nThe food presentation was fantastic and combined with the flavor, it far exceeded the price. Absolutely worth the money and then some. I tried the Spicy Chicken and Ramen Noodles, the Teriyaki Beef Bento, and the Crispy Pork Rice Bowl. The Ramen was good, but oily and when it cools down it sticks together. The Teriyaki Bento was excellent and it came with soup/salad/white rice/two pieces of California roll sushi/and broccoli. \n\nThe Crispy Pork Rice Bowl surprised me... It came with pieces of fried pork and a large fried egg cooked medium on too. It was the best out of those three for sure. Lots of flavor and came with the same sides as the bento box minus extra rice. \n\nOverall, the experience was ok. It's not a place I would bring the family and it isn't a place I would go to that often. The food is great, but the atmosphere is confusing. The chairs are super comfortable, but you won't be there long enough to really enjoy them.