This is a good spot for a romantic dinner. The dim lighting, modest waterfall, and intriguing soundtrack to this restaurant make it a fun trip for two. Be ready to eat with your hands though, as is the custom. I like the warm hand napkins presented at the beginning o fthe meal to get things rolling.

A family member threw us an engagement party at Sakura lately. The food was fresh, pleasantly presented, and the service was a-la Japonais: courteous, timely and not in your face. I'll definitely put this on my list of restaurants to visit again.

For years now, this small spot has been a reliable choice for great quality vietnamese food, with quick (no nonsense, no frills) service and decent pricing. Typically busy with line-ups, this may not be the place for a first date or quiet meal, but it will do the trick if your're in the mood for a good meal on the go.