Japanese Restaurants near Ridgefield

“Best Pad Thai in the area, and it isn't even close.“

“Love Chef Jet! Easy to follow recipes and always looks so delicious!“

“Amazing food and wonderful staff!!“

“super good service very friendly fast and great food with a great price definitely felt like they put in effort for their guests to have a good dinner“

“We actually got take out but the restaurant was clean, well decorated, and the people working were pleasant and polite. Food was made quickly, and the food was excellent. I’m disappointed I didn’t know this place was there until I got a random craving for teriyaki today. We got salmon and chicken plus some pot stickers… everything was hot, crispy, flavorful, cooked to perfection, meat was juicy, I just can’t get over how perfect everything was. Usually you find at least one thing that isn’t par but they really nailed it. I’ve been living here for three years and never knew KC teriyaki was around but we will going back since we are picky eaters and lean towards fresh, light and healthy (with some guilty taste-leaning preferences sprinkled in.)“

“the food was absolutely delicious. very clean restaurant and nice employees. the bulgogi and kimchi was so good. can't wait to come back and try more of the menu!“

“Food is delicious reasonably priced- a favorite restaurant“

“I ordered the orange chicken. Fast, courteous service. Servings were plenty. Definitely will be back.“

“Great food and nice atmosphere!“

“We fell in love this place because of the atmosphere, professional service and delicious sushi. I recently had my best meal of recent memory there. The guys make the sushi right in front of you. Conveyor-belt serving is fun and faster than fast food. I can feed two 160-lb people for about $30. Yumm!“

“I think what I like most about Joy Teriyaki is the food and presentation; it’s freshly-prepared and delivered on a plate, not a cheap plastic bowl or container. The dining room is clean without the loud distractions (the tv is muted, and the overhead soundtrack mellow). I was surprised to feel like I “slowed down” to prepare a real cooked meal, rather than handed a bunch of reheated rice and warmed up frozen chicken. The service was polite and prompt, going out of their way to meet the dietary needs of some elderly patrons who joined me in the dining room. If you’re looking for a slower pace with better food and polite service, I think you’ll be as surprised as I was.“