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Kansha Japanese Express

by | Sep 2024

KANSHA JAPANESE Express was an excellent choice for a quick lunch date. It’s a charming restaurant with a nice variety of Japanese cuisine. The atmosphere was laid-back, with a few subtle touches to give it an authentic look. 

I ordered the salmon bento box, which was an excellent choice. It was served with a delightful assortment, including gyoza, fried rice, a spring roll, and a salad. The salmon was tender and flavorful, complemented perfectly by the teriyaki sauce. The bento box offered a satisfying balance of textures and flavors, making it a well-rounded meal. 

The chicken hibachi was another standout. It came with a savory soup featuring a broth infused with mushrooms, adding an earthy depth of flavor. The chicken was cooked just right, with a delicious teriyaki sauce that tied the dish together nicely. 

Kansha Japanese Express is known for its sushi as well. While I didn’t try it this time, favorites like the spicy crab roll, steak hibachi, and squid salad are popular choices on the menu. 

Overall, Kansha Japanese Express delivers a tasty, quick meal in a relaxed setting. It’s a great spot for anyone looking to enjoy quality Japanese food without the fuss. Ordering is straightforward — just head to the counter, place your order, and find a seat. The self-service style adds to the laid-back atmosphere, but the staff is friendly and efficient, making sure your food comes out quickly and exactly as you ordered it.

Whether you’re in the mood for sushi, hibachi, or a bento box, everything is prepared with care and full of flavor. In short, Kansha Japanese Express is where you can enjoy a tasty, satisfying meal in a relaxed setting. Whether grabbing a quick bite or settling in for a longer meal, it’s a spot you’ll want to visit again and again. GN 

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