Ojiya - City Of Industry

The food and service were outstanding, especially the grilled calamari!

I visited during rush hour again, and to my surprise, the quality was still outstanding. Our orders came out promptly, and the Yakitori (grilled skewers) was absolutely delicious. I’d definitely give it a 10/10 and would happily return!

This is a fantastic spot to grab some barbecue after work. The portions are modest, but the flavor is impressive. The prices are reasonable and quite affordable.

4 STAR. Total. It was a leg of annoying experience mixed with satisfaction. I felt like I went to Japan on the entrance and enjoyed every dish served. Until I finished dinning, looked around, and everyone sat L.A. style (aka: free form then I felt right at home. Would come back when I like a cultural immersion and try random dishes not usually served in nearby Japanese restaurants. Or a late evening snack if it's closed everywhere. Despite the lack of 1 star, fear not, I will return. 4.75 STAR. Eat. We need to share more than 12 different dishes, at least, and I have nothing bad to say about each of them. In general, the food was light and refreshing, did not make me hard, not excessively flavored or too strong, felt very authentic and secret. From skewers (fish, squid, heart, vegetables, pork, quail eggs to salads (2 types, noodles (3 types udon, thin and squids) and appetizers (3 to 4 more species. I can prepare the quality, culinary skills and the heart of the cook, the dishes (bravo . Drove here a million times, but it is my first time here with family that is visited. Not sure whether ALL the dishes on the menu are so good, but my relative knows how to order! Advantages of visiting with a bigger party with a taste of everything. 2.75 STAR. Service. No existence. Well, this is a little dramatic, they have placed all dishes on the table and brought napkins on request. But we were a number of utensils that never arrived and had to ask for some other things. The children's bowls definitely need an update. The color was literally peeled off on the INSIDE of the plastic shell. No joke. Asked twice for a new bowl (not arrived, then asked again for a replacement. Then it was finally said they were all like that. Fear. No rude waiters or anything, just felt like they weren't all in it. Recommendations for management: Please replace the children's bowls. You're pretty cheap right? A kind of customer service training initiative would improve the overall experience. Or corporate culture to make your staff feel happy. Some people value service more than food. I can tolerate because the food quality is more important to me. But it makes a difference. Tips for customers: Open for dinner only, but open late until midnight or 1 o'clock. Great for late snacks. There are also regular seats. No need to suffer as we do. Fun, anyway.

I used to go to this place all the time back when it was Honda Ya. They changed their name to Ojiya a while back, but they still serve pretty much the same food. The skewers are the best to have along with a pitcher of beer after work!