Ryo Japanese Izakaya

I went to this place around 12 p.m. on Sunday. The place is well decorated, sittings are normally for up to 4 people.<br/ <br/ Atmosphere: 4/4<br/ No on-site parking, which is pretty standard for a restaurant in city central. Compared to the price range of the dishes offered at this place, the atmosphere is really Japanese restaurant like.<br/ <br/ Food: 4/4<br/ I had their Chicken Miso Cutlet $14). I have noticed most people order Benton though.<br/ <br/ Service: 3.8/4<br/ Reasonable fast service, however you will need to be proactive about ordering your own food.<br/ <br/ Cost: 4/4<br/ Really affordable. Heard their dinner menu is pricey. For lunch, highly recommend.

Received a grab one voucher from a friend for this restaurant and it was so yum the seared salmon and beef tataki were a definite highlight. The voucher is such good value for money and between two people you can order nearly everything on the set menu!

Raymen is cheap only 10 bucks.Tastes not bad not good and worth the price. When my friend and I sat there was quiet and lunch menu finished at around 2.30

This place is great! The ambience is a bit weird, as it's inside a mall of sorts, but other factors make up for it!<br/ <br/ Went there for a BYO catchup with a friens and got A LOT of small plates. The sushi was fresh and delicious, the seaweed salad was huge compared to what you usually get and had a variety of seaweeds in it, deep fried gyoza were AMAZING. Lots of vegetarian options.<br/ <br/ Very reasonably priced too, we were in for 2 hours eating our way through everything and the bill only came to $60 for 2 people.<br/ <br/ Will visit again.

Decently priced for lunch menu, about $15 for a set menu. Dont think we would pay for the dinner price. Taste ok for the lunch price and portion is good. Service could be improved, hard to get waitress attention.