8 Best Japanese Restaurants in Auburn

“Great experience.... Very friendly waitress.The food ? was fabulous and helpings are big.. Take home for sure..Vegetarian options: Options for vegetarian ? are available ?Parking: Parking is in a strip mall by T-MobilHave brunch ?Buy a new phone ? without having drive ...“

“Clean establishment, friendly staff, fantastic food“

“The hostess was very friendly and the food was quickly prepared and served. It was hot and fresh, and the fried rice was delicious. The General Tso chicken was just alright. It was very salty and had no heat, desperate being market as "spicy" on the menu.The price was also too high - a weekday lunch entrée with rice and a soda ran well over $20.Their soda options are limited to Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Root Beer, and Orange Fanta.The environment is very spacious and clean, with a warm and well-lit atmosphere.Wheelchair accessibility: Very spacious indoor environment, with plenty of room to fit a wheelchair at many tables.“

“I've been to this place more times than I can remember. They serve great food, and only rarely do I get food that isn't perfect. I think that sometimes the chef cooks the chicken a little too long as only one time I've had dry Katsu. If you want teriyaki in Auburn, I recommend this place as your 'go to' location.“

“Not good…..this place used to be a jewel..but to piggyback off of C.A.’s comment, I had ordered the teriyaki & Garlic chicken….it looked AND tasted like it was cooked in dish water..disgusting!!!….from the comments I guess there must be either new owners or workers or both…but they better get their act together or they will be out of business…I’ve been here more then a few times (although not lately, but today)…never had a problem and the food was good….until today.“

“I haven’t been here since probably 2 years and I went yesterday and got a ‘moms plate’ which is essentially a family meal and I was pleasantly surprised with the amount of goodies you get with it for only 50$ (3 large plates of entrees with fried rice and lots of side dishes&soup) it’s supposed to feed 4 but it definitely can feed more than that. And my favorite sweet and sour chicken has gotten much better since the last time I’ve gone, they must’ve started using better chicken as it was a lot fresher and not dry. Owners are extremely kind and I’m always greeted with a big smile, certified auburn classic and I’ll be coming back more often!!“

“Ordered the kung pao chicken, it was delicious! Comes with two nice big scoops of rice and a good portion of chicken and various vegetables (there are peanuts!) The sauce goes well with the rice, yum. It had just the right amount of spiciness (you probably can’t eat this if you have 0 tolerance for spice). Pick up of the takeout order went smoothly, food was ready fast and I was in and out. Restaurant itself was small and a bit dark but clean enough. The man at the front/cashier was friendly. Be wary though that they don’t really read the special instructions/notes; I asked for a spoon, chopsticks, and napkins in my pick up order but ended up with just a single small/thin napkin and a fork. The sauce had spilled out from the edges of the styrofoam takeout box so thankfully there was a plastic bag around it, it was a bit messy inside the bag.. Other than that though, food was great! Would come back again to give it another shot and to try out some other dishes on the menu.“

“Wow! Stumbled on this place because I was craving chicken yakisoba and my wife loves chicken teriyaki. We stopped by on the way home and it's definitely a hidden gem! The place is so clean and has a great Japanese ambience. The food is fresh, large portions and great price!“