17 Best Japanese Restaurants in Tallahassee

“This was our first time eating here. We shared sushi, hibachi and fried wontons everything was absolutely AMAZING and our waitress, Rhu (not sure if I spelled her name correctly) was very friendly and gave us the best recommendation on food choices. We will definitely be back! Loved the rock n roll atmosphere it was great!! ❤️“

“Amazing service every time and great quality foods for a reasonable price. I will always go here to get my sushi fix! 💜“

“Korean Popcorn Chicken 🎤 enough said“

“The food was so good, and the staff was wonderful too!“

“Amazing sushi and desserts! Also, get the Trust Me roll. Trust us. 😉“

“I really enjoy eating here! The food is fresh and great and very large portions. I highly recommend!“

“Great food and service. So glad to see the dining room open again.“

“the food is 👍 good it provides you with a cold good fountain drink.“

“Food is always delicious and cooked fresh, you actually get a good amount of food for the price you pay, service is good and as far as atmosphere it's inside a mall so don't expect nothing fancy but that nothing against the restaurant because the food is delicious“

“Ate at the bar. Friendly Chef and wait staff. Ordered the 2 person Sushi and sashimi. Fresh and plentiful portions. Will be back to have Uni and more on my birthday. 4.7 stars.“

“The Panko chicken (extra chicken) with salad are the best option for meat eater. Plenty different sauce you can try out. The spicy chicken used to be great choice before I know katsu by itself. Curry chicken also great. Hibachi Steak great. Hibachi Chicken is ok. I wouldn't recommand menu on the right corner, all of them are too sweet.
There's occationally homeless walking by. Unsecure.“

“Roboto has been a go-to since our college days. The food is always great - especially that Samurai sauce!! But be warned that you simply cannot reach them by phone. God forbid you need to talk to a human being, like if you leave something at the restaurant... The phone rings once and hangs up.“

“I hadn’t been to Siam Bistro in ages. No reason in particular. Decided to try their new location since I can literally walk there. Absolutely did not disappoint. Best Asian north of I10. Pros: Food is amazing. You can taste the freshness and ingredients. Especially in those sauces. And the spring rolls are to die for. Sushi and sashimi were perfectly cut and prepared and plating was beautiful. Also, service was on point. For being in that location for only a week you could tell they have good leadership and training because everything was very smooth and fast. Even after a big rush of tables, ticket times were very fast. Cons: The new location is very intimate. Read, not a lot of seats. And that’s fine. But this is not a location for a big group and once they are busy it’s filled immediately. Go early or call ahead. Great for a date night or double date though.“

“friendly staff, excellent food“

“The Crab Rangoon is the best in town! Thin and crispy, not heavy like other places. Dipping sauce was just right. The Kim Kha soup is also great. I had it 23 years ago in Guam for the first time and this equals that experience. I don’t eat sushi, but my friends said it was excellent.“

“Luke made our experience memorable! He was so polite and provided A+++ service! The food was delicious!! Thanks again, Luke!!“

“Good portion for take out“