Location: Frazer
Top Restaurants in Frazer
Best Japanese food near Frazer, Pennsylvania, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Japanese food in Frazer, Pennsylvania, United States. Frazer is a community in East Whiteland Township in Chester County, Pennsylvania, United States. It is located along US 30 between Exton and Malvern, Pennsylvania, and is the northern terminus for Pennsylvania Route 352. The Pennsylvania Main Line runs through the community, and SEPTA has a regional rail maintenance yard along the line.
1. Umami Asian Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By Tom P
I did a so-so review about Umami a while back after a disappointing take-out experience but a return visit for eat-in dining turned out to be very good. Our Edamame and Lettuce Wrap starters were excellent. Our daughter and her partner raved about the Tom Yum soup, Sashimi and Red Curry while my wife and i were more than pleased with our Wonton Soup, Pineapple & Shrimp Fried Rice and Crispy Sesame Chicken. Atmosphere is pleasant and service was attentive. All in all, a good experience. Our bill for a group of 4 was $87 for a lot of food, a pretty good value. Will return!
2. Mino Japanese Restaurant & Sushi Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Taste the fresh and tantalizing sushi, sashimi, tempura, teriyaki, appetizers, soups, and salads at Mino Japanese Restaurant & Sushi Bar. All-You-Can-Eat Lunch & Dinner, Takeout or Dine-in. Homey traditional Japanese style local restaurant in Pennsylvania
Reviewed By DanaS841
Came here just because it was close to home and boy did this exceed my wildest expectations! It was simply fantastic. The beef negimaki was the best I've ever eaten in my life. The miso soup was great, the sushi rolls were outstanding. The udon and fried rice dishes were great too, perfectly seasoned and not too heavy. The servers were extremely friendly and attentive. As soon as we finished one course they were ready to bring out the next. And the price is so cheap! You simply can't beat the value. This place is a HIDDEN GEM!!! It was a wonderful dining experience and we'll be back soon! Maybe every week!
3. Umami Asian Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By Tom P
I did a so-so review about Umami a while back after a disappointing take-out experience but a return visit for eat-in dining turned out to be very good. Our Edamame and Lettuce Wrap starters were excellent. Our daughter and her partner raved about the Tom Yum soup, Sashimi and Red Curry while my wife and i were more than pleased with our Wonton Soup, Pineapple & Shrimp Fried Rice and Crispy Sesame Chicken. Atmosphere is pleasant and service was attentive. All in all, a good experience. Our bill for a group of 4 was $87 for a lot of food, a pretty good value. Will return!
4. Akio Sushi
Welcome to âAkio Sushi & Pokeâ! It is an unique casual dining restaurant with Hawaii-styled poke bowl, sushi & Japanese fusion. We advocate, âEat Fresh, Live Beautifulâ!
Reviewed By DelMarVaJohn
An unassuming but pleasant Japanese restaurant in a suburban strip mall. Used a Groupon to try this place which is off the beaten track for me since I live in Delaware, but it was a pleasant and delicious meal. Service was very attentive and the food excellent. A very good value given the cuisine and location.
5. Asuka
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By Nayewilson
So with family visiting for Thanksgiving and because they live in an area where good Chinese food is hard to find, they wanted Chinese food when they came North. However, good Chinese food is very hard to find. I'm not talking about restaurants because I haven't been to one of those in a long while. But I'm talking about the local rush in and grab your Chinese food and take it home food. It's amazing how the quality and taste of Chinese had gone straight downhill. I moved to Claymont about 12 years ago and there was one restaurant in Wilmington but close enough to Claymont that I didn't mind going past 2 other restaurants to get to it. However, they've changed hands 3 times and now the food is absolutely horrible.Soliciting recommendations from coworkers, however, turned me on to Asuka. The food was very good although they did mess the order up. When I arrived, the young lady read my order from the receipt, however, failed to certify that what she read was actually in the bag. We ordered 2 orders of the dinner combination of General Tsao's Chicken with the chicken fried rice and egg roll, 1 order of Chicken with Garlic Sauce and 1 order of Chicken Mei Fun Noodles. I actually wanted the Singapore Style Noodles instead of the General Tsao's but as one family member was allergic to shrimp, I didn't want anything to go wrong. Well yup, they did, they gave us Singapore Style Noodles with shrimp instead of the Chicken Mei Fun, so I ended up getting the Singapore Noodles anyway. But if I was ordering them, outright, I would have asked for more sauce/gravy, whatever they want to call it because the noodles were a little dry. I actually ended up trashing most of them because they just weren't appealing. I don't think that they realize we don't like our rice and/or noodles dry. However, the Chicken with Garlic Sauce was absolutely delicious. I didn't get to taste the Chicken Fried Rice. Most fast food Asian restaurants don't prepare fried rice very well anymore. Not like restaurants did about 25 years ago. Then fried rice dishes were delicious. Now? You can't pay me to buy the fried rice. I gave Asuka a very good rating even though what we received was somewhat average; but I did this because the flavor of the Chicken with Garlic Sauce was delicious and having gotten it at my normal restaurant where the flavor was blase even though you could see the peppers in it, I decided Asuka deserve a very good rating just for that alone.
