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Laurie V.
This is a really lovely, upscale place to eat and shop. Unfortunately, most of the stores are too expensive for me to consider buying anything, but it’s fun to look.
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Ozumo Santana Row is a new Japanese Restaurant in San Jose. More casual, with Japanese Beer Garden and with a different menu to Ozumo San Francisco, it offers both Sushi and Izakaya. The menu consists of numerous "tapas" style moderately sized dishes to share. The Bar and Dorobo Lounge are open till late, with food served through the end of Dinner. 18 years ago, we opened Ozumo on the waterfront in San Francisco. Ozumo was the first of its kind: a 6,000 sq. ft. Japanese restaurant with award-winning design featuring a Sushi bar, Robata grill and a beautiful - and soon to be boisterous - Sake Lounge. Now, we are honored and excited to join the vibrant Santana Row community and introduce Ozumo to San Jose. Adhering to Ozumo tradition, our menu offers both Sushi and Izakaya small plates. For those just discovering the joys of an Izakaya experience... Welcome! Japanese commonly describe Izakaya cuisine as “Drinking Food”, and they’re right! I-Sake-Ya translates to “Standing Sake Shop”.Ozumo Santana Row is a new Japanese Restaurant in San Jose. More casual, with Japanese Beer Garden and with a different menu to Ozumo San Francisco, it offers both Sushi and Izakaya. The menu consists of numerous "tapas" style moderately sized dishes to share. The Bar and Dorobo Lounge are open till late, with food served through the end of Dinner. 18 years ago, we opened Ozumo on the waterfront in San Francisco. Ozumo was the first of its kind: a 6,000 sq. ft. Japanese restaurant with award-winning design featuring a Sushi bar, Robata grill and a beautiful - and soon to be boisterous - Sake Lounge. Now, we are honored and excited to join the vibrant Santana Row community and introduce Ozumo to San Jose. Adhering to Ozumo tradition, our menu offers both Sushi and Izakaya small plates. For those just discovering the joys of an Izakaya experience... Welcome! Japanese commonly describe Izakaya cuisine as “Drinking Food”, and they’re right! I-Sake-Ya translates to “Standing Sake Shop”.
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mensatina
For those who have a problem with parking, you do realize theres more then 1 parking garage, right? Santana Row YES is a very busy place on the weekends and evenings, thats because it's "thee" place to hang out with friends or to dinner with your partner, hello its like saying Disneyland is crowded YES it is because it's fun to be there. Don't go there if you're in a hurry to shop for 1 item, go when you have time to enjoy your self. Have dinner, walk around, maybe catch a movie?
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