Kenneth Adams

Maybe the issue is I just got back from Japan and the fact I was born there but this place was a disappointment. The first was a process issue. They wait to get the whole order complete before they call your number. So my wife's tendon which has fried tempura came out first. By the time we noticed it was on the counter on a tray it had been at least 7 mins. We went up and got it and the tempura had already started cooling off and as you know cold tempura is not tasty. I had the chicken katsudon and unfortunately the chicken was tough. It was palatable and I generally don't return food but I will probably not be back. My miso soup also was served in a bowl that didn't have all the soap washed out of it. Bummer!

I just had one of the best Cobb salads I've ever had before. The chicken was so tender and the onions were pickled. The bacon bits and the blue cheese were fabulous. I can't rave more about it. Seriously!!
My wife had the pulled pork sandwich and she enjoyed it also.

No assigned seating but cheap tickets and first run movies! Food is decently priced. Staff was friendly. Theaters were clean. We'll be back!!

What a beautiful gallery! We came to see Isenhour's work and saw so much more. Make sure you go to both side of the street and see both galleries.

It's a shame that Dean Baker a reported economist can't do the simple math to determine what a doctor's salary should be. When you saddle a physician with >$100K in debt and then prevent him from making a money until he has finished 4 years of college, 4 years of medical school and then 3-7 years of residency, you actually have to pay him/her $250K a year in order for him/her to make all his debt payments. If a physician chooses to be a family practitioner or pediatrician then when you factor in the time value of money (not sure Dean is familiar with this complicated economic term) at the retirement age of 65, the pediatrician or family practitioner has almost the equivalent net worth of a public school teacher. #DoctorsMakeTooMuch is #FakeNews. If you understood economics you would be attacking the pharmaceutical industry or the insurance industry but then that would take some cajones. Better stick with attacking physician salaries.