Japanese Restaurants in United States

Japango, located on Pearl Street in the heart of downtown Boulder is a local favorite for the freshest sushi, and traditional and modern Japanese cuisine. We have two outdoor patios, Read more...

Nestled in the heart of San Francisco’s Jackson Square (on the north side of the Financial District), Roka Akor is modern in approach, Japanese in spirit, and features a contemporary, Read more...

Yoshi’s has served Japan’s best traditional dishes to Bay Area patrons since 1972. The menu highlights artfully arranged sushi, fresh grilled seafood, classic Japanese dishes, and vegetarian fare. Patrons can Read more...

Take a walk around the heart of downtown San Francisco and you’ll come across Ryoko’s Japanese Restaurant and Bar — a neighborhood staple that’s been around for 30 years. Walk Read more...

Express Hibachi is a quick service concept featuring Japanese style Teppanyaki and authentic Chinese cuisine. We offer takeout, local delivery and a small dining room. We do not offer table Read more...

Located in San Francisco’s Design District, Niku Steakhouse is one of the few Michelin-starred steakhouses in the country. Our restaurant is distinguished by its in-house dry-aging program and exclusive cuts Read more...

The Japanese word Genki can be translated into many phrases; in our restaurants we like to refer to Genki as a happy and warm feeling.   We proudly portray this Read more...

The first uptown New York location by legendary chef Nobu Matsuhisa, opened to much anticipation in the summer of 2005. Nobu’s co-owners are his longtime partners: renowned restaurateur Drew Nieporent, Read more...

Bluefin is a uniquely innovative Japanese restaurant by critically acclaimed chef Takashi Abe. While Bluefin is mainly about incredible sushi, Chef Abe puts his stamp on hot entrees, too. Chef Read more...

Be transported to the Pacific Rim as you step inside TAO Asian Bistro, located in The Venetian for a unique “vibe dining” experience. Dine under the watchful eye TAO’s signature Read more...