Ottoyee Japanese Cuisine: Authentic Flavors & Unforgettable Dining Experience

Absolutely phenomenal! The broth was rich and flavorful, with layers of umami that warmed the soul. The noodles had the perfect chew, and the toppings—tender chashu, jammy egg, and fresh scallions—were top-tier. Easily one of the best bowls of ramen I’ve ever had. A must-try for any ramen lover!

The sushi was decent, great value. The beef in the beef bowl was tough and the ratio of beef to rice was off. Way too much beef. Sukiyaki tasted great, but I don't know if they washed the vegetables because I bit into some sand or something when I had the vegetable.

Ramen is soo good. Took a long time to come out considering there was only a total of 10 customers there at the time, but it was definitely worth the wait.

Food was so heart-warmingly delicious!! Felt the love in food, the same kind you feel when you eat something your grandma makes. Service was great, bathrooms were kept very clean. A little on the pricey side but totally worth it. That torch fire they do gives the food that elevated touch - SO YUMMY! Highly recommend if you love sushi.

Really pleasantly surprised coming here- it was a cute little spot that had big flavors in their food. We ended up trying about 8 things off the menu and we really enjoyed every bit. Even the wasabi and ginger were delicious! The portion sizes were perfect in our opinion (I had one sushi taco & a sushi roll) and we all left feeling content. The only thing we thought could be a little better was the service. The employees were nice, but very hands off despite having so few people there. Not a big problem at all but something they can improve on a little

We checked out Ottoyee for lunch and it ended up being a cozy little surprise. The restaurant was quiet when we came in, so we had the place to ourselves. The interior was simple but clean, with cute touches like ramen-themed art and soft lighting that made it feel relaxing. We ordered the seared salmon sushi (2pc), the steak and salmon teriyaki, and the tonkatsu curry rice. The seared salmon sushi was easily my favorite—so fresh and buttery, it practically melted in my mouth. The steak and salmon teriyaki had great flavor. The steak was a bit chewier than I’d prefer, but the salmon was tender and cooked just right. The tonkatsu curry rice came out piping hot with a crispy crust on the outside and juicy pork on the inside. The curry had a comforting, mildly sweet taste and paired perfectly with the rice. Service was friendly and attentive, and our drinks came out quickly with plenty of ice. Overall, it was a chill lunch and I’d definitely come back to try more of their menu.

Nice place and open late which is such a plus. The food and presentation was escellent! The service was great and the bathrooms are good too! Reccomend especially for a late night.

Bao buns were a little bland, maybe need more sauce or veggies. The fire salmon roll was definitely the best, must try! Service a bit slow but they were nice.