7 Best Japanese Restaurants near Maryville

“This place is absolutely the bomb! I think the same people have been eating here since they’ve opened. They’ve got it down to a science. I have the three meat combo with steak, shrimp, and scallops every time and they never let me down. It’s probably one of the most consistently good meals in town that you can bet on walking out of that place full as a tick.

My hat’s off to this place. Very consistent. Very delicious. Highly recommend.

It’s worth mentioning that they have excellent eggrolls and potstickers as well. 💎“

“Just left Osaka, great food and wonderful, attentive service!“

“Excellent food and staff in a nice atmosphere. Chicken & shrimp teriyaki was very good. The crab rangoons are the best I've had in Maryville. I'll be going back to try the sushi next. Really enjoyed Sakura and would recommend a visit.“

“After having lived in Maryville for almost two years now, my boyfriend and I finally tried Lemon Grass last night and it did NOT disappoint. The service was great and fast, the food was so good. It was light and cooked absolutely perfectly, the sauce wasn’t over powering like others I’ve had. Everything we got tasted delicious from the spring rolls to my Pad See Eu that I ordered and my boyfriend’s fried rice and sushi rolls. Hands down THE BEST meal I’ve had at a Maryville restaurant since moving here. We will definitely be back!“

“Ordered a shrimp lo mein and very happy with it. They put a lot of large shrimps cooked to perfection. The lo mein was good quality as well. I saw some reviews mentioned that the food was bland. I was a little concerned initially but realized that they didn't over salt the food and it's actually healthier.“

“Food is always good. Fish is fresh and portions are reasonable. Wait staff has always been impeccable in my 3 years of visiting. Seating is limited but for the price and selection, I'll choose Anaba over Nama any day.“

“Stopped by for lunch before a doctor appt. I was greeted at the door by who I assume is the owner, based on our discussion about omakase. I think he was very pleasant, and I got a laugh out of hearing him talking to some jerk on the phone later on during my meal.
The lady who waited on me was very sweet, checking in regularly but never overbearing.
I got two sushi rolls and a bowl of miso soup. It was all very delicious. I really enjoyed the specialty eel roll in particular, and recommend any eel fans try it.
If you need a good lunch spot and you’re in the area, give it a try.“