Glendale Japanese Restaurants

Sushi

1. Hana Japanese Eatery

The sushi is ok-good, not worthy of a 4 or 5 and if you're OK with crowded, noisy, bustling places then Hana is for you.  The staff is very nice and will be as accommodating as they possibly can...

2. Kabuki Sushi & Grill

We ( me and my little sushi fans) have been here three times recently. We have really enjoyed their wide selection of sushi and interesting names. Not only do they have your "normal" Vegas roll...

3. Takamatsu

Friday night, need a sushi fix, live on the westside.  Hmmm.  Heard about Takamatsu, so thought we'd give it a try.  It's in the strip center on the northeast corner of 43rd and Dunlap...

4. Koi

Koi has very good sushi and Korean food.  The "all you can consume" concept for $25 is a good deal.  I added up what it would have cost me ala carte and it came to $394.27, without the 41 beers...

5. Ichi Ban Japanese…

It's heartbreaking.  For what they charge for sushi, I want to see the pond where the sushi chef spears the fish himself.   I give Ichi Ban props for making their waitresses wear kimonos. Not to sound...

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Sake

1. Hana Japanese Eatery

being too obnoxious, that is hard to find.   Its also BYOB, and that is a great plus! They will be happy to chill your beer and bring out a cooler for the table to your wine or sake. Super nice! Food...

2. Kabuki Japanese…

there is this CRAZY architecture going on in this restaurant... everything is SLANTED. I went into the ladies room to use the facilities and came out feeling as though I had a little too much sake. (Which...

3. New Tokyo Food…

addicted to Ramune since Matsuri festival last year and this is only one of two places I've seen it since. They have a small selection of sake and beer, but most importantly, all the "junk food," spices...

4. Takamatsu

of Korean Pickles and Kimchi--OMG it was so good. My brother says it was the best food he'd had in a long time! They also serve Sochu along with Sake and other Japanese Beer....

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