Japanese Restaurants near Brooklyn

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  • Hachi Hachi Sushi & Hibachi Brooklyn 233 Douglas Drive, Brooklyn Japanese · $$

    1 Hachi Hachi Sushi & Hibachi Brooklyn

    4.8 Superb 145 Reviews

    233 Douglas Drive, Brooklyn

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    Customers’ favorites

    • H2 Chicken Hibachi with 2 Jumbo Shrimp
    • H9 Chicken & Shrimp Hibachi
    • Tuxedo Mousse Cheesecake
    • R23 Chicken Tempura Roll

    “We visited Hachi Hachi in Brooklyn today for lunch and had a very pleasant experience! The food was delicious and the service excellent. Lunch specials were a great price for lunch portions, and the sushi was very fresh and flavorful and they had a good selection of items outside of sushi as well as a kids menu for your littles (or those in your group not into sushi). We didn’t realize the boba tea and poke bowl spot was around the corner, but we know now! If you are thinking about trying, don’t hesitate, definitely a pleasantly surprising find in a small town. We will definitely be back again - and recommend!”

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  • HERS sushi bar and ramen 108 Janesville Street, Oregon Japanese · $$

    2 HERS sushi bar and ramen

    4.9 Superb 114 Reviews

    108 Janesville Street, Oregon · 5.05 miles

    Customers’ favorites

    • Crispy Salmon Skin
    • Spicy Shrimp Roll
    • Spicy Miso Ramen
    • Chicken Karaage

    “Service and ambiance were 10/10. The food … at least 11/10. You can taste the high quality ingredients in their sushi and hot kitchen dishes and can feel the love in every bite. Special thank you to the amazing hostess Renee, and the sushi masters Best and Poi for making the experience so memorable. Easily best sushi in the Madison area!”

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