Below is a list of the top and leading Japanese Restaurants in Omaha. To help you find the best Japanese Restaurants located near you in Omaha, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.
Omaha’s Best Japanese Restaurants:
The top-rated Japanese Restaurants in Omaha, NE are:
- Sakura Bana – has been serving delicious Japanese dishes to locals for over 30 years and counting
- Genji Japanese Steakhouse – home to passionate Japanese chefs
- Hiro 88 – features a fusion-type of Asian dishes ranging from China, Japan, and Korea
- Kobe Steak House of Japan – welcomes its customers with open arms
- Tokyo Sushi – presents a unique selection of tasty Japanese food essentials
Sakura Bana
Sakura Bana has been serving delicious Japanese dishes to locals for over 30 years and counting. They believe in honoring and sharing traditional and authentic Japanese food with the world. In addition, their restaurant is designed to take diners on a culinary expedition. From their impressive menu to their skilled chefs, they take Japanese dining to the next level. Moreover, their dishes is firmly-rooted in Japanese culinary tradition while adapting to the times.
They serve a broad range of tasty and premium Japanese dishes. Furthermore, their dishes include filet and scallops, filet with lobster shreds, and Bushido. They also have Shogun and sushi available.
Products/ Services:
Japanese dishes, ramen, sushi
LOCATION:
Address: 7425 Dodge St, Omaha, NE 68114
Phone: (402) 391-5047
Website: sushiomaha.com
REVIEWS:
”Following my friend’s recommendation, my family and I went to visit Sakura Bana for the first time. Absolutely glad that we went. Everything from atmosphere, service, food quality to prices, we were impressed. We will definitely return as regulars. Also, the restaurant really has the Japan feel :)” – Ashley Saks
Genji Japanese Steakhouse
Genji Japanese Steakhouse is home to passionate Japanese chefs. They are all about amazing food, great service, and an accommodating atmosphere. Their mission is to share the unique tradition and culture of Japan through their dishes. Furthermore, they place a unique mix of American dining with their Japanese dishes. Their team is highly passionate and friendly to every customer. In addition, they are delighted to serve their award-winning dishes.
They feature full-service Japanese dining and foodservice. Moreover, they serve salmon sushi, Ahi tuna steak, and lobster dinner. They also have Hibachi steak and Komasan dishes.
Products/ Services:
Japanese food
LOCATION:
Address: 14505 W Center Rd, Omaha, NE 68144,
Phone: (402) 333-8338
Website: genjiomaha.com
REVIEWS:
”Genji is the quintessential dinner and a show experience. We had the pleasure of Chef Oscar cooking for us, cracking eggs and jokes as he skillfully grilled, sliced, and flambéd our dinner. It was a fun experience for our entire family group, and we enjoyed a delicious meal. We appreciated the playfully competitive interactions between chefs as well.” – Sierra Nduwimana
Hiro 88
Hiro 88 features a fusion-type of Asian dishes ranging from China, Japan, and Korea. The restaurant is home to an award-winning sushi menu with premium sashimi selections. In addition, they are home to one of the city’s largest selections of authentic Japanese sake. Their wine collection also includes a fine array of domestic beers, import beers, and premium liquors. Moreover, they are named Midwest Magazine’s 10 Places to Play and Stay when in Omaha.
The team provides a large selection of tasty Japanese food. Their dishes include Filet mignon, Teriyaki steak, and Calamari. Furthermore, they also serve pork egg rolls and crab ragoons.
Products/ Services:
sushi, sake, Japanese dishes
LOCATION:
Address: 1308 Jackson St, Omaha, NE 68102
Phone: (402) 933-5168
Website: hiro88.com
REVIEWS:
“My family always stopping here before a show at the Orpheum. The Sushi is always excellent. We are also fans of the Vegetable Tempura and Crab Rangoon as ap” – Mad Buy
Kobe Steak House of Japan
Kobe Steak House of Japan welcomes its customers with open arms. Their large and pleasant waiting areas offer a unique choice of interim before every reservation. Furthermore, they have a personalized Teppanyaki cooking grill available for all its diners. Their staff and chefs also value interactions with all the guests they serve. In addition, they offer a complete Japanese Teppanyaki dining experience.
They serve a wide selection of Japanese dishes. Furthermore, their dishes are accompanied by hibachi vegetables, steamed rice, and hot green tea. They also serve Japanese clear soup, crisp house salad with ginger vinaigrette, and shrimp appetizers.
Products/ Services:
steak, wine, Japanese cuisine
LOCATION:
Address: 16801 Burke St, Omaha, NE 68118
Phone: (402) 391-1755
Website: kobesteakhouse.us
REVIEWS:
”A great first experience here for our family! I’m sure the food is great at every table but one thing made our visit unforgettable for our family, JAR! Jar is the most charismatic and fun chef I have ever had at a restaurant!!” – Pat Lovette
Tokyo Sushi
Tokyo Sushi presents a unique selection of tasty Japanese food essentials. They are home to quality and fresh sushi rolls with perfectly made rice to go with them. Furthermore, their chefs are highly skilled in making every sushi taste delicious and fresh. They also guarantee to serve customers with locally sourced ingredients to assure their freshness and quality. In addition, they are delighted to make their customers have a taste of Japan.
The restaurant features a fine selection of tasty sushi polls. Moreover, they have California Roll, Salmon Roll, and Hawaii Roll. They also serve teriyaki and udon dishes. There are also ramen options available.
Products/ Services:
Japanese dishes, soup, ramen
LOCATION:
Address: 1215 Howard St, Omaha, NE 68102
Phone: (402) 934-8188
Website: tokyosushiomaha.com
REVIEWS:
”My husband and I love going to Tokyo Sushi with friends! You cannot beat the all you can eat lunch special. High quality and the staff is always nice. My husband has a good allergy and they do a great job of keeping his food separate and he’s never had an issue.” – Sarah Quinata
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