Grandma Qimura is 85 years old. All her life has been about cooking, for her customers, for her husband, for her children, for her grand-children and even for her great-grandchildren. Since she was a young lady until she could no longer hold the spatula, her food had touched countless number of people. As her grandchildren, we now seek to do our utmost reproduce her fabulous recipes, and in so doing, share with everybody the memories of her wonderful flavors. Our mission is to always provide our customers the best possible food, just like grandma Qimura always sought to do.
Qimura Japanese Restaurant
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