Browse menus, reviews and photos of Japanese Restaurants near South Burlington.
Japanese · $$
150 Dorset St 340 # 340, South Burlington
Customers’ favorites
“Nice, cozy spot for some sushi, the place could definitely use a face-lift, maybe new furniture and brighter paint and the staff could be friendlier but the sushi was fresh and the love boat was well presented.”
Japanese · $$
792 Shelburne Road, South Burlington
Customers’ favorites
“10/10 recommend! We've been coming to Koto's for 15 years and I have never been disappointed. Super tasty food and awesome atmosphere.”
Japanese · $$
156 N Winooski Ave, Burlington · 2.45 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Very late night dinner after long flights - we were so glad that it was still open for take-out! Seaweed salad was great, the salad fresh and delicious, main meat course great and the complimentary soup so welcome. We usually DoorDash but we’re glad to meet the friendly staff although the neighborhood is a bit unnerving. Thank you to the chef(s) for the perfect meal at the end of a very long day!”
Asian · $
19 Taft Corners Shopping Center, Williston · 3.22 miles
Customers’ favorites
“D-best sushi in town and very friendly staff”
Sushi · $
260 North St, Burlington · 2.36 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Chashu bowl was Amazing!! Best pork ever. Tender. Wonderful flavor. Filling. Wow!”
Chinese · $
3761 Shelburne Road, Shelburne · 5.09 miles
Customers’ favorites
“best pad thai and orange chicken in Vermont, and the dinning room is now OPEN.”
Ramen · $$
144 Church St, Burlington · 2.14 miles
Customers’ favorites
“I’ve never craved a specific dish that is worth writing a review on but you have to understand. Burlington VT is about 2 hours away from me but when I’m desperate, I am willing to make the drive JUST for a bowl of chicken shoyu and gyoza dumplings with lemon water. The lemon water has the perfect ice to water ratio with the perfectly sliced lemon wedge on the edge of the cup. The gyoza dumplings? It’s ALWAYS at the perfect temperature and the dipping sauce? It’s amazing I don’t even know what it is but I could drink it, it’s that good. Let me write you an essay on the chicken shoyu ramen dish.. for starters the bowl is huge, I find the portion to be well worth the money. There’s the perfect amount of broth to complement the noodles very nicely. The toppings? It’s placed on top to perfection, I always ask for extra mushrooms, corn and I always ask to make it spicy because what’s a good bowl of ramen if your nose isn’t running? I absolutely love mixing the egg in the soup and chewing on the onion and just enjoying everything I’m inhaling. This place is 10000%% a hidden gem and I’m so thankful this girl at the mall recommended this place to me when I asked if there was any good spots to eat at. This IS the spot, this is the place you want to be at. This place is worth the drive from NY!! coming from someone who’s afraid of driving in their 2WRD car especially in the winter. The minute I have my days off you know where to find me because it’s been a long awaited 6 months without my bowl of ramen and the cravings are driving me insane enough to write a review. Please just try it out if you are considering this place, it’s so worth it!! You’ll soon catch yourself writing a review explaining how much you love this place like me🤗”
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Rock N Roll Sushi, the restaurant chain known for its fun, rockin' American-style sushi experience, is kicking off 2024 with some big moves. The brand is continuing to expand out west, opening new locations in markets like Phoenix, Colorado Springs, and central Arkansas. "Our team has been hard at work — and it's paying off with truly rockin' results," said Chris Kramolis, Chief Development Officer.
The conveyor belt sushi chain Kura Revolving Sushi Bar has huge growth plans for 2024. The company just announced it will open between 13 to 14 new restaurants across the United States in its 2024 fiscal year. That would be the highest number of new locations Kura has ever opened in a single year since first coming to America back in 2009. "Our organization has demonstrated that it's more than capable of meeting that challenge year after year, and we're excited to keep delivering on that," said CEO Hajime "Jimmy" Uba.