11 Best Japanese Restaurants in Arlington

“This is near terminal C. The place is clean, quick service and nice. Great place for a good meal while waiting for flights. Our noodle soups were very tasty, full of flavor and not salty at all. Ramen can be tricky since mostly it's salty to my taste but this one here is just perfect. The udon and ramen noodles were cooked perfectly, not too hard not too soft or mushy. I wish that there can be one location at every terminal at every airport“

“Fresh and interesting sushi items. Extensive menu. Good service. I like what I’m eating :)“

“This place is TERRIFIC!! Small and easy to miss on a corner shopping lot, but not to be missed. The crispy tuna appetizer is out of this world and the specialty rolls I've had are also terrific. I had the pleasure of sitting at the sushi counter today and one of the chefs made these little wontons as a treat-- SO AMAZING. Wonderful beer and sake selection. This is worth coming from DC for!“

“Had a wonderful experience at Guy San's. The food and drink were high quality, but he best part was the service. Our server made sure we were comfortable with the ordering process and we got exactly what we wanted without not much left over. The sake flight was really nice.“

“Great food and fantastic staff“

“This was our second time at Yume. We came back with anticipation for another great sushi experience. Their seafood is super fresh and the combinations of flavors are so innovative. Service is always warm and efficient. Unfortunately, some of the rolls were over sauced with a heavy mayo component. Thus overwhelming the roll itself and destroying the nuanced flavors they do so well. I will try again, and request they “dot” the mayo sauce only.“

“Great food......................“

“Some of the best ramen. Velvety broth and great noodles and ingredients.“

“Walking into Endo Sushi doesn't initially scream "acrobatic antics," but the place has its flips and tricks up its sleeve—figuratively speaking, of course! It’s as quaint as they come, clean as a whistle, and home to a charming mural that could tell a thousand tales if only it could talk.The staff? They’re so cheerful and welcoming, you'd think they nailed a backflip before coming to work. And though you won't actually see any gymnastic feats (health and safety, folks!), their ability to deliver top-notch service and sushi with a smile is nothing short of spectacular.While the menu mysteriously lacks the high-flying acrobatics of crafting crab rangoon (I mean, how high can a crab even jump?), the sushi rolls are a culinary somersault of flavors. Yes, the place is simple—no unnecessary pizzazz or sequins needed here—but the experience? Excellent!Five stars to Endo Sushi for a meal where every bite feels like a mini celebration in your mouth. As I left, the whole team waved goodbye with the kind of enthusiasm usually reserved for Olympic gymnasts sticking the landing. So, while there may not be any literal backflips, dining at Endo feels like a perfect ten every time!“

“Fish was super fresh and delicious. Got the Chirashi and have gotten the teriyaki chicken in the past. Both dishes gave a ton of food and was definitely worth the price, especially considering the quality. Took a little bit for our group to get our orders in but other than that the service was flawless and speedy.“

“it was great especially the music, if like Anime.“