12 Best Japanese Restaurants near Windham

“My fiancé and I frequent eagle sushi and steakhouse at least once every 2 weeks. If not weekly. Not only is the food amazing, but the staff there is amazing, fast, and they have probably the friendliest waitress I’ve ever met there. 100% reccomend. This is our favorite place to eat out in Windham.“

“We’ve been coming to Hana since it opened and have always had a great experience. The menu may be extensive but every time we order outside of our usuals, we are always very happy! Our family’s favorites: salt&pepper chicken, crab rangoons, gyoza, beef sticks, lo mein, fried rice, shrimp tempura roll, tom yum soup, Boston rolls, pepper steak and of course the orange and general tso’s chicken!“

“My girlfriend and I had a wonderful dinner on 2-15. We sat at the end of the sushi bar- it was a little tight when it got busy, but it’s definitely the best sushi place we’ve been to. Our server Chad was awesome and made us feel very welcome. I told a few friends and decided to write a review“

“Great food.,,and a great atmosphere!!!! Excellent waitress......very enjoyable experience‼️“

“One of the best dining experiences in Portland highly recommend“

“Outrageously good food that is always artfully presented. Great cocktails - wonderful atmosphere. Love it!“

“Sarku Japan is a solid quick option when you’re at the Maine Mall and want something hot and filling without sitting down for a full restaurant meal. The teriyaki plates are simple, flavorful, and easy to customize with rice, noodles, and vegetables. It’s not a fancy Japanese experience, but it’s dependable, fast, and hits the spot when you want an easy lunch.“

“just Google it. trusted traveler“

“Best sushi in Portland !!!!“

“Had my mom's 80Th Birthday Surprise Dinner here. The cooks who did our hibachi were amazing, interacted with all ages and put on an amazing experience. I believe there were 14 of us there ages from 5 - 80 and again they outdid themselves.“

“King of the Roll is an old-school Portland sushi spot with a really casual feel and plenty of rolls to choose from. It’s not trying to be a fancy omakase experience, which is part of the appeal. There’s a lot of variety, the location is convenient, and it’s a solid option when you want to grab some sushi without overthinking where to go.“

“Once everyone else orders at the hibachi, you can't add anything, so be sure you know what you want before everyone orders or you're out of luck and won't have anything to eat from the hibachi. Their maki rolls are good. The avo-kyu is great.“