Location: Barranquilla
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Where to eat Japanese food in Barranquilla: The Best Restaurants and Bars
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1. Noa Sushi & Robata
Overall Ratings
4 based on 369 reviews
Reviewed By Passengerrrr
Went here with my girlfriend, hoping to have a break from the greasy and unhealthy food of the street. Talking with few people of Barranquilla they told us it was the best sushi restaurant of the coast!!!! The lady at the entrance and the waiters were very kind and polite.We ordered few pieces, hoping (being on the coast of the carrebian to find the finest quality of raw fish)The uramaki was horrible completely soaked in different sauces (mostly mayo), so was the same for the tartare and the other dishes, just sauces and grease and like 10 ingredientes on a sigle piece, and most of it horrible quality of the fish... guys just stay simple, I know that probably the Colombian average costumer likes it, but this IS NOT SUSHI.... the price is super high and not justified by the quality... don't go there!
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2. Teriyaki
Overall Ratings
4 based on 126 reviews
The most delicious Asian food in one place! TERIYAKI is the best restaurant of traditional Asian food, with dishes from Japan, Thailand, Singapore and Vietnam. Live the TERIYAKI experience, in unique settings and with spectacular dishes that evoke Asian c
Reviewed By Paul A
I have visited several Teriyaki restaurants ... the quality is different. The food in the restaurant in barranquilla was from a good quality. The service is not that let me say warm ! Order for the Summer roll always tasty. The green tea is served in a mini Jarre .... and has a very strong taste because they put tea leaves for a Jarre you expect.We apologize for what happened, it is a commitment of Teriyaki to improve our products and services thanks to the comments of our customers, we will take the corrective measures necessary so that this situation does not happen again.
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3. DeliAsia
Our food is basically Southeast Asian flavor (Thai, Philippines, Vietnam, Indonesian ect) but we also include part of China, Japan and India. We are famous in Dim Sums and dumplings especially spring rolls. We can adjust the level of spiciness of the food
Reviewed By Rodolfo A
Best Asian food in Barranquilla. The owners, Willy and Alicia are superb. They bring an authentic flavor to the city. The place is small but packs great flavors, from Pad Thai to noodle bowls to authentic Philippine lumpias. It also has the best dim sum !! Alicia takes great care to hand made all these little bites. Best crab soup in the city if not in the country !Thanks for your beautiful words! Yes the CRAB MEAT SOUP is the best in the city.
4. Restaurante Jade
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Jose J
Great quality Price/Quality foodWell elaborated. Great atmosphere. Good live soft music that allows you to talk.Go for the Corn on the tuza with a edamame And the Shirokuru Sushi.Great service. Fair price. Been 4 times and counting.Well located.Mr JoseWe really appreciate your commets and the time youâve taken to share your experience. We owe to our customers and hope you see you at the house soon.
5. Hamachi Nikkei Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By Edward M
The restaurant was rather noisy. When the three of us were seated we were given only 2 menus. The waiters were somewhat devoid of personality. The menu was a mishmash of foods. When served the waiter did not know which plate was which. When served sake it came from a large bottle and was served in a large wine glass. Finally, I had to ask for the bill three times before it was finally tendered. The next morning I had bathroom problems.
