13 Best Japanese Restaurants in Hamilton

“We eat sushi often in Hamilton, Toronto, Waterloo, and Montreal. Cozy is up there with the very best, with none of the pretension, all the brilliance of combining freshest ingredients and flavours, whether simple or creative, reasonable price, and superior service! We LOVE Cozy Sushi! Our new go-to!“

“The best ramen place in Hamilton.

Really happy to have found this place, I've been to a lot of ramen spots in Hamilton and this one is by far the best. Prices are good and not overly expensive, you get a lot for what you pay for. Staff is friendly and nice and give amazing service.

The noodles are so fresh and they taste homemade. The meat in the ramen is always good and tender, and the egg tastes really good too. Everything here is good! I recommend the Fuji ramen.“

“Went here for dinner last night with my family and everything was great. Best ramen around, unpretentious just a great bowl of ramen with plenty of toppings, flavourful broth and perfectly cooked noodles. The place was easy going, staff was attentive and quick. Kinda felt like stumbling into a random mom and pop shop in Japan, was great for me. Also got Pork Katsu and Curry, and Omurice. All the dishes were really good. Eating leftovers now and remembering I should leave a good review. Will be back for sure.“

“Best sushi in Hamilton! Highly recommend“

“I absolutely love this place! We've ordered multiple times, and each time it was great. We will definitely be ordering again.“

“I take a 30min+ bus ride to this mall just to come to Mac's. Their avocado sushi is amazing! Nice big slices, avocado is not over or under ripe. Serving sizes are nice and big: their grab and go bar gives you 2 rolls worth. Seaweed salad was also incredible and a nice big portion size.“

“Stopped in here, craving a Won Ton soup, didn’t realize they made it here. They have a small size and a regular size. Had 1 small Won Ton soup, took a bit to prepare and the servers were nice of them to tell me to sit down (while they got it prepared) When the soup was ready, I picked it up at the counter. The soup was very good, nice and hot, with small wonton noodles (with a meat filling) tasted like a seasoned pork. Soup had pieces of broccoli throughout it, and broth was a bit salty (but tolerable) could taste the spices, ginger root and garlic added in. Tasty broth, I added pepper for taste no soya sauce. The larger dishes look good also, but they have rices, spring rolls, teriyaki dishes. I’ll have to try, cooked right in front of you (with fresh ingredients) and placed steaming hot into the container (all ready to eat in food court or take home).“

“The food is good. The dining area is beginning to look dingy The women’s bathroom is disgusting & needs a good clean“

“My son took me for a surprise, better late than never Mother's day dinner. It was my 1st time eating at Joya Sushi and it was wonderful! The food fairly priced, fresh, delicious, large portions, and beautifully presented. The service was great. Our server was very pleasant and friendly. What a lovely place to dine! Highly recommended!“

“Dishes come at such different times for a table of 5. Food was okay. Price was okay. Not the biggest fan of the sushi. Rolls are very large and a lot of rice. Took them a good 45 min for fried rice. Asking questions about the menu, servers seemed annoyed. One of the servers was getting touched up and down by the girls sitting behind, extremely loud and obnoxious. A lot of side dishes.“

“Everything was fresh, the sevice was fast and friendly“

“My date and I went in thinking they might have coffee but it’s more of a Korean tea lounge. I tried the Hokkaido milk tea and liked it ?. My friend had the peach tea but misunderstood and thought it would be like a western tea but she liked it still“