Japanese Restaurants in Antioch

For fresh maki, Antioch's Okawa Japanese Restaurant has got you covered. Looking for a restaurant that caters to those with special dietary needs? Look to further at Okawa Japanese Restaurant, a local eatery that serves up vegan, low-fat and gluten-free items. Take your pick of beer, wine, or other beverages offered on Okawa Japanese Restaurant's menu. Youngsters are more than welcome to join mom and dad at Okawa Japanese Restaurant. Be sure to make reservations so you can get seated right away. Shake off the stiff workday duds at Okawa Japanese Restaurant — attire is casual. If you're hoping to make a smashing impression at your next soiree, you can also have Okawa Japanese Restaurant cater for you. If time is of the essence, Okawa Japanese Restaurant's take-out option may be a better fit. Free parking is available for patrons who dine at Okawa Japanese Restaurant. Store your bike at one of the many racks outside of Okawa Japanese Restaurant. Expect your bill at Okawa Japanese Restaurant to come in at around $30 per person. Stop by for breakfast, lunch, or dinner — Okawa Japanese Restaurant serves up all three meals.

Kanpai Sushi is innovating on classic sushi rolls with fresh flavor combinations. Enjoy a low-fat or gluten-free meal at Kanpai Sushi, a local favorite. Take your pick of beer, wine, or other beverages offered on Kanpai Sushi's menu. Grab the kids when you head to Kanpai Sushi — its family-oriented menu and ambience all perfect for the whole clan. Dining out isn't your only option here — pickup is available, too. Commute by bike to Kanpai Sushi and find easy bike parking. Most items on the menu are reasonably priced, so expect to spend around $30 per person at Kanpai Sushi. Head on over to Kanpai Sushi first thing in the morning or last thing in the evening — Kanpai Sushi is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

From traditional decor to sushi art, Kabuki Sushi is one of the top sushi spots in the area. Whether rocking a gluten-free lifestyle or looking for something low-fat, this place will serve you just what you need. Drinks all around! Pair your dinner with a beverage from Kabuki Sushi's full bar. Gather the whole family for a trip to Kabuki Sushi — everyone will find something to like (even the pickiest little eater) on the menu here. Or, take your food to go. Cyclists are in luck. Kabuki Sushi provides bike parking. Kabuki Sushi is a mid-priced establishment, with the average meal costing under $30. Stop by for breakfast, lunch, or dinner — Kabuki Sushi serves up all three meals.

Shirasoni: A User’s Guide Teppanyaki Showmanship | Overstuffed Sushi Rolls | Fun for Kids | Celebration-Friendly Atmosphere | Brentwood and Stockton Locations Sample Menu Roll: Happy Roll (shrimp tempura with jalapeño, salmon, and cream cheese, all deep-fried) Entree: new york steak, cooked on the teppanyaki grill Side: garlic fried rice Cocktail: lychee martini Choose Your Dining Adventure Sushi bar: After selecting from a menu of nearly 50 maki, guests who pull up a chair to the sushi bar can watch their elaborate creations taking shape. Chefs belong to the maximalist school of sushi-making, and their rolls often pile as many ingredients on top as they hold inside. Teppanyaki grill: If you’re in the mood for a show—and especially if your party includes kids—gather around the tables with the big griddles in the center. A chef will show up to entertain the group as he cooks, demonstrating feats such as setting an onion aflame and flipping morsels of meat and veggies high into the air. Inside Tips On Tuesdays, kids 12 and under eat free with the purchase of an adult entree. Their martini lists runs 99 deep—something to keep in mind on Ladies’ Night Out Thursdays, when each martini is just $5. Vocab Lesson Tamago: an omelet-like dish made from rolling together several layers of egg cooked with sugar and soy sauce, often cut into small blocks and secured to a portion of rice for nigiri Tobiko: flying fish roe; its red-orange color and crunchy texture make it a popular garnish for sushi. If You Can’t Make It, Try This: Shirasoni’s owners also run fusion-minded spot The Wishing Crab (2505 Sand Creek Road, Brentwood), but here the seafood also comes in steampots.

Mikado Bistro's foodsmiths craft flaming wokfuls of favorite Chinese and Japanese dishes, along with plating delicate slices of fresh sushi. Diners can kick off consumption with the hearty crunch of fried wontons ($3.95), and edamame's ($2.95) boiled soybeans spring from their ancestral pods into waiting mouths. Chopsticks peck like foraging antique hunters at signature sushi rolls, such as the Golden Phoenix, a pile of slender disks of unagi, cucumber, crab, tuna, and avocado ($14.95) traditionally served as still-flaming ashes. Patrons can dive into two-item bento boxes ($11.95) filled with such goodies as vegetable tempura, chicken teriyaki, or sushi rolls, or scoop up helpings of succulent mu shu pork ($6.95) with chewy pancakes.

For fresh maki, Brentwood's Bluefin has got you covered. Whether rocking a gluten-free lifestyle or looking for something low-fat, this place will serve you just what you need. Pick your poison and toast your evening — drinks are also served here. The perfect place to take the kids, dining out at Bluefin won't cost you a sitter. Feed the gang at your next get-together with catering from Bluefin as well. Or, take your food to go. null Prices are reasonable, with a typical meal running under $30. You can stop by at almost any time, since Bluefin offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner.