Japanese Restaurants near Lindsay

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  • Six Flags Chinese Thai Sushi 449 Kent St W, Lindsay Chinese · $

    1 Six Flags Chinese Thai Sushi

    3.0 Average 38 Reviews

    449 Kent St W, Lindsay

    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • General Tao's Chicken Sweet Sour Chicken Chicken Fried Rice
    • Chicken Lo Mein

    “We ordered a large amount of food for 12 people, picked it up around 5 p.m., as arranged. The food was ready for us, nice and hot, and everything was delicious! I was pleasantly surprised by the nice large shrimp. One of the employees carried the bags of food to my car. We highly recommend Six Flags for Chinese food in Lindsay.”

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  • Teriyaki Town 370 Kent St W, Lindsay Japanese · $$

    2 Teriyaki Town

    4.4 Superb 38 Reviews

    370 Kent St W, Lindsay · 0.86 miles

    • Take-Out

    Customers’ favorites

    • Gluten Free Spicy Tuna Roll
    • Chicken Teriyaki Roll
    • Shrimp Tempura Roll
    • California Roll

    “First time visiting Lindsay. The sushi is out of this world!!!! Wow!!! I highly recommend this restaurant to other travellers. Super nice lady that runs the restaurant”

    Menu
  • QQ Sushi 52 Kent St W, Lindsay Chinese · $$

    3 QQ Sushi

    3.5 Good 84 Reviews

    52 Kent St W, Lindsay · 0.23 miles

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Sushi Oder for a Familyand Tempura
    • Wasabi and Pickled Ginger
    • Chicken and Beef Teriyaki
    • Sweet Sour Chicken Balls

    “Stayed in Lindsay for the night and was looking for somewhere for dinner. Wasn’t sure about this place at first but so happy we gave it a chance! The food was absolutely delicious and arrived at the table fresh and hot. The staff was super friendly and explained anything we didn’t know what it was. What an amazing experience, would definitely go back if ever back in Lindsay!”

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