Location: Bussum
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Most Popular Japanese food in Bussum, North Holland Province, The Netherlands
Reviews on Japanese food in Bussum, North Holland Province, The Netherlands. Bussum (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈbɵsəm] ( listen)) is a commuter town and former municipality in the Het Gooi region in the south east of the province of North Holland in the Netherlands. Since 2016, Bussum has been part of the new municipality of Gooise Meren.
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1. The Red Sun
Overall Ratings
4 based on 197 reviews
THE RED SUN Japanese Kitchen & Bar THE RED SUN biedt alles wat u nodig heeft: een verfijnde moderne twist op de authentieke Japanse Keuken met respect voor traditie. De filosofie achter de vernieuwde THE RED SUN is, dat wij de nadruk leggen op de kwalitei
Reviewed By David L
An amazing dining experience worthy of future Michelin acclaim. Stylishly refurbished, this re-polished gem in Blaricum delivered a magnificent dining experience. Superb table service, with just the right amount of friendly familiarity, encouraged us to try the chef's special menu. What a delight. The creative team produced an exquisite array of dishes, exciting us with combinations of taste and texture, colour and presentation. A new chef, new interior, new style. Prioritise this restaurant on your 'to do' list and visit soon. You will not be disappointed.
2. Jatoviwi
Reviewed By Erasmusbrug
Good take away sushi place in bussum. Nice staff, fresh sushi and you can order ahead by phone. This saves you waiting time during busy periods.
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3. MoJo Japanese Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By ExpatFoodie321
We went to Mojo Japanese Kitchen for a celebration with friends and family. The waitress explained how the ordering system worked. Orders are placed on an iPad at the table and the plates are then brought to the table. She explained that any uneaten food is charged for, we thought this was fair enough and presumably is to avoid food being ordered and not even tried. The food was fresh but for me the novelty of ordering via the iPad wore off quite quickly. We made sure we didnât over order to make sure we didnât waste anything. A few very small items were left, not whole dishes, a prawn, some rice and an asparagus spear. When the bill came we were charged extra for leaving these items, that is absolutely ridiculous. What if someone doesnât like a dish at all? How can you penalize someone for not liking something theyâve ordered? I would not recommend this restaurant.
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