Location: Terre Haute
Top Restaurants in Terre Haute
Top 3 Japanese food in Terre Haute, Indiana, United States
Find out what Japanese restaurants to try in Terre Haute. Just off the I-70 at the gateway to Illinois, Terre Haute is a refreshing hub of arts and activity in the midst of the heartland. The historic U.S. Highway 40 forms the National Road, taking travelers on a scenic route past historic bakeries, sculptures and the oldest billboard in the state. Take a tour of the downtown area and discover museums, galleries and quaint cafes. Visit Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College across the Wabash River to honor its founder, recently sainted Mother Theodore Guerin.
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1. Umi Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 185 reviews
Reviewed By RICART75
We stopped in for dinner, and were very pleased with the experience. The facility is clean and well-maintained; with a contemporary Asian inspired decor. We were seated in the "vault"; which though somewhat intimate, was a bit noisy until some other occupants eventually departed. Our server, Susan, was friendly and attentive. The kappa, tempura unagi and avocado unagi rolls were all very tasty; as were the gyoza dumplings. The fried rice was plentiful (definitely enough to share); and some of the best we've had in a long time. We ended with the banana sundae; which was a wonderfully delicious indulgence, ending a truly delicious meal. This restaurant is a solid option, for having a great dining experience.
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2. Tokyo Japanese Cuisine Hibachi Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Tokyo Japanese Cuisine Hibachi Grill Provides Japanese Restaurant, Japanese Cuisine, Sushi, Tempura, Gyoza, Maki And Sushi Roll To The Terre Haute, IN Area.
Reviewed By Paradise824417
Probably one of the worst dining experiences I've had in the past several years. Ordered several rolls as appetizer and nabe yaki udon as entree. 40 minutes after arrival our waiter (Kaleb?) checked on us and I asked about the entree. He stated "oh well the kitchen is just really busy." But the entree came with soup and salad which never had been received either- magically, a few minutes later, these appeared. But "the kitchen was still really backed up." Despite the fact that folks at the next table who came in 20 minutes after us already received their entrees. This tells me that our waiter probably forgot to order the entree and then lied to our faces about it. I get it s**t happens and no one's perfect- but come on- don't lie to our faces. Ultimately after another 15 minutes of waiting we just asked for our check (if you screw up, can't the kitchen maybe push out soup in 10 minutes). Surprisingly and insultingly, the missing entree was still on the check. It was removed ultimately but that took another 15 minutes. No apologies- nothing. All-in-all a very disappointing experience. there are at least two other restaurants in the area with good sushi/japanese food- no need to return to Tokyo ever again.
3. Zeng Sushi Asian Cusine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Cruising2020
This restaurant had some of the freshest, delicious and best priced Asian food I have ever had. I eat sushi, Chinese and Japanese often and this place really impressed me. Great service and clean too!!The hot and sour soup was so good I had to order one to go! And for $2.50, I should have bought five! Gosh I wish we didnât live over 600 miles away!
