Oyako Tei

If you catch yourself thinking, ‘I could make this at home,’ then please, do it. We’ll see you back here in 20 minutes after you’ve accepted the truth. 😂 This place isn’t hard to find if you’re truly hungry and a little determined. It’s a no-frills shop with affordable prices, but what you really need here is patience—and it’s worth it. You can call ahead, grab something from the to-go station, or walk in like I did. Yes, there’s a wait, but I wasn’t in a rush. Good food deserves time. I ordered the Big Breakfast ($13.25), a breakfast bowl ($10.95), two Spam musubi ($3.25 each), and a small bento ($7.45). And honestly? You can’t come here and order just one thing—not when everything looks this good and you’re this hungry. This isn’t fast food. It’s comfort, made with care. Come patient.

The folks running this place were amazing and my fiance loved the food!!! Great price for everything. Things were pretty picked over by 12:15 so go early! I’ve included a photo of the food from our hotel!

We only got the musubi which was very simple - just spam, rice and seaweed but man was that tasty. We had it heading to our cars and turned around to grab another two lol. It was much more flavorful than some others I’ve had during my trip. This is a family owned restaurant and seemed to mainly be take out.

Food: 3/5 Service: 4/5 Ambiance: 3/5 Portion to Price: 3/5 Overall: Pretty standard fare. The extended review... Food: Big Breakfast - 3/5 - Got this to have a bit of a mix of things. I wanted the French toast but not too many slices so this was the perfect dish. Food was pretty standard fare. Service: 4/5 - Very friendly staff. Ambiance: 3/5 - Its a grab and go place. Portion to Price: 3/5 - Pretty standard portion size.

We grabbed breakfast from Oyako Tei, a small local Japanese takeout spot, and it turned out to be a pleasant surprise. The restaurant is takeout only, which worked perfectly for us since we were planning to eat on the go anyway. We kept it simple and ordered just a few spam musubi for breakfast, and the food easily exceeded our expectations—fresh, flavorful, and very satisfying. That said, when you first walk in, the somewhat run-down condition of the restaurant is noticeable and could be off-putting at first glance, but it’s definitely a case of not judging a place by its appearance. The condition of the space didn’t seem to impact the quality of the food at all. We’d give Oyako Tei 4 out of 5 stars, deducting one star solely for the appearance of the restaurant, but we’d still recommend