Location: Lancaster
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Most Popular Japanese food in Lancaster, California, United States
Reviews on Japanese food in Lancaster, California, United States. Lancaster /ˈlæn.kæstər/ is a charter city in northern Los Angeles County, in the Antelope Valley of the western Mojave Desert in Southern California. As of 2013, Lancaster was the 31st largest city in California. Lancaster is part of a twin city complex with its southern neighbor Palmdale and together they are the principal cities within the Antelope Valley region.
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6. Sato Sushi
Reviewed By Michael P
Sato Sushi is very American, which some people might like. Of course, for me it all comes down to the sushi fish which fits into one of only three categories: 10 out of 10, 9 out of 10, and mm - I'll just have some noodles. Sato is a 9, which is very good. They have their entire menu on their website so you can see they have a lot of cool, creative things like a deep fried jalapeno stuffed with spicy tuna and drizzled with what tastes like the same sauce as Burger King puts on a whopper - it's called a 'heart attack'. As a matter of fact, a lot of things here are deep fried, a bit like Applebees. The building looks like what used to be an Applebees and is decorated similarly. There are several TV's so you can watch a sports game while you eat and they play American pop music over the speaker system - also Applebees. In fact, nothing (except the food, sort of) appears to be Japanese, not even the sushi chef - then again, you don't have to be Japanese to make good sushi. We had the lunch bento box with sashimi and sushi and also had udon noodle soup which was spicy - like American Continental Red Chili spicy, weirdly Americanized but good.We had excellent service, the food was priced well, and we got Mint Andes Candies with our check, also Applebees.
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5. Tokyo Steak
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By mrliterature
I've been to Tokyo Steak a couple times because my friends like it. For the life of me I don't know why. We had dinner in the regular restaurant, not where they cook the meal in front of you. The rice seemed leftover. The mixed drinks seemed poured from a prepared bottle and tasted, to me, like cleaning fluid. The food was okay, at best, and I was thinking of numerous places where I've had better. I hope to never go back, but who knows? Some people like this place, just not me.
4. Bigtuna Japanese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By 801PeterL
Service was very good, swift and pleasant. Food was quite tasty although there were globules of FAT attached to the Teriyaki beef slices which really should not have been there. The baked mussels were good as was the salad and the Miso soup. We didn't partake of Shushi, but the folks at the counter looked like they were enjoying it.
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3. Moms Teriyaki and Bowl
Reviewed By BENelson
I has no appetite and thus had no intention of eating, that is....Until I smelled he heavenly aroma of Teriyaki in the air. I had made an unsucessful stop next door to Mom's to purchase a replacement battery for my CLS Coup. As I walked out of the battery store sans battery I was overcome with by the aroma emanating next door at Mom's. Like Pavlov's Dog my salivary glands kicked into overdrive as I found myself (out of curiosity) entering this establishment. I immediately took a seat and when the waiter asked for my order I ordered the Korean BBQ plate. Since each order is cooked when ordered, the wait time for my food took awhile, or so it seemed. When the food finally arrived I almost fell out of chair after the first bite of the Korean BBQ ribs. The taste was INCREDIBLE! My Palate began dancing to the Teriyaki symphony of flavor from those ribs. My plate was served with White Rice and a Salad. The Teriyaki sauce compliment the perfectly cook White Rice and each BBQ Rib bone was suckable long after the meat was eaten. I am so happy I stopped at Mom's Teriyaki and Bowl, as I have eaten there three times since my first visit. A hole-in-the wall establishment by most people's standards, but the quality of food more than makes up for it lacking of appearance.
2. Saku Saki
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Doozer2015
Needed something for late night so ordered sushi to go... asked for a special roll with spicy tuna and scallops together and rice outside and an OMG roll... 6 hours later (kept refrigerated of coarse) they were still incredible!!! Best late night snack ever as my wife gets home around 11 pm!!!! The chefs are top notch and the wait staff is wonderful!!! Back again soon!!!!
1. Red Salmon Japanese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Marissa C
Went here for lunch and another time for dinner. This is supposedly new location as an extension of Gold Fish from Rancho Vista in Palmdale. Being a new location, you expect it to be clean and nice. This place needs serious cleaning already. Tables are sticky floor is greasy and I prefer to use chop sticks than regular silverware. Food is alright not really great. It is over crowded and I th8nk they have t9 hire more people so that service will not be too long if. A wait. Not confident in ordering their sushi. The rest of the food is alright.
