Top Best Japanese Restaurants in West Jasper Place

"Eat authentic Japanese street food without travelling to Japan by visiting Dorinku.The Tokyo street themed restaurant will fulfill your cravings for sushi, ramen, rice bowls, and good alcohol. Not only that, their open kitchen and huge bar displays how Dorinku handles the freshest local meats and vegetables.Their amazing capability to transform local ingredients into authentic Japanese flavors surely sounds like a treat!"

"I’ve never been to Japan (hopefully one day) but I imagine that it has restaurants like Dorinku there. There are actually 2 Dorinku locations in Edmonton – Dorinku Tokyo and Dorinku Osaka. Both are great, but Dorinku Tokyo would be my main choice."

"Dorinku brings the cuisine of Japan to the community of Edmonton with creative flair. The decor is fun and funky, inspired by the streets of Tokyo. There is a full bar as well, with many cocktail creations in addition to shochu, sake, plum wine, and Japanese whisky."

"While sushi usually comes to mind, Japan has no shortage of great, down-home cooking dishes. Dorinku has the all-time classic, ramen, but there’s more than meets the eye here."

"Vent to Dorinku last night, after a disastrous attempt to dine in an Italian restaurant, just around the corner. Discovered your restaurant and OMG !!!!"

"Japonais Bistro is a stylish and trendy, yet still friendly setting. This is clearly seen right away with a wait staff that is both knowledgeable about the menu and accommodating to every guest. There is light Japanese décor around the restaurant, and the place is clean, even the bathrooms."

"Next on our list of the best Japanese restaurants in Edmonton is Japonais Bistro. This gem is dab-smack within Jasper Ave. They have chefs who are experts at Japanese cuisine and flavorful food and have offerings such as bento meals, sushi, karaage, udon, and blue fin sashimi."

"Another great server of Japanese cuisine, Izakaya Tomo is a great place when you’re searching for an intimate setting and amazing meals. From katsudon, to teppan, and udon, they have good food featuring classic and unique sushi rolls, plus Japanese small plates & mains. They also have cold and hot sake, and plum wine as well."

"After IZAKAYA TOMO opened in December of 2012, it gained popularity very fast. It's still open and serving some of the best small plates, sake and beer in the city. This Japanese restaurant provides all types of fun, great dishes and so much more."

"Amazing sushi my wife and I have been going to Izkaya tomo for many years now. We have tried many different items on the menu rolls maki skewerss shrimp ..."

"Let’s Grill Sushi & Izakaya is the perfect place to relax after a hard day’s work, whilst enjoying quality Japanese dining and a good selection of beer or sake. They serve a good range of Japanese favorites such as sushi, sashimi, pork katsu, and chicken teriyaki. In terms of Japanese alcohol, Let’s Grill doesn’t skimp out on options as they serve quality sake, beer, wine, and many more."

"Yokozuna is an amazing casual dining experience where you can enjoy an array of Japanese entrees and a variety of sushi dishes. Their sushi is always fresh, and they offer a great slew of options such as chicken karaage, donburi, gyoza, yakitori and more. They also have a massive range of options for Japanese alcohol."

"Yokozuna is an amazing casual dining experience where you can enjoy plenty of sushi and sashimi, maki rolls, ebi, tai, and hokkigai. You can have sushi for lunch and dinner at this place. You can even have some takoyaki, chicken karaage, and some gyoza as well."

"I tried this place for the first time today and literally every dish (ramen, udon, chicken teriyaki) was very tasteless. The sushi was ok but then again ..."

"Don’t underestimate the tiny interior of this sushi bar, Sushi Wasabi has some of the best sushi and sashimi options locally. Sushi Wasabi is located conveniently too — in Lendrum Place Shopping Centre, so if you need a little mid-shopping break, a good snack can be eaten here. This place doesn’t just offer sushi, but also bento boxes."

"Sushi Wasabi has some of the best sushi and sashimi in Edmonton. Their wide menu is nothing to sneeze at and the best part is that they’re located in Lendrum Place Shopping Centre — easy to visit, in other words. They offer bento boxes and a slew of Japanese entrees to feast on."

"It is not fresh, and the ones at grocery booth store are way better. My money is basically wasted to something worthless More reviews"

"okyo Express was established in 1998 in Edmonton, Alberta, and is truly what fresh is all about. Quality, nutritious, and locally-sourced ingredients are paired with unique recipes to give valued guests healthy, fresh, delicious, and affordable dishes with every visit. With their talented and creative chefs, they can easily make your favorite dishes by using the freshest ingredients."

"Food was really good if don’t take into consideration a hair what has been found in the chicken. This place is 100% where ..."

"Edmonton’s gorgeous early morning photo-tour starts off at the beautiful Alberta Legislature Grounds. This is one of our all time favourite Edmonton locations to run our photography courses in the summer, and when you get there you’ll understand why!. There are gardens, flowers and beautiful architecture, so there is always something to enjoy."

"The Legislature grounds provide the perfect backdrop of historical grandeur mixed with natural greenspace. The Legislature buildings themselves are striking, with marble pillars and intricate carvings that will catch the eye of anyone viewing your photos. Portraits out on the sprawling lawn will always leave your Instagram audience in awe."

"If people-watching is your thing, set up your picnic on the steps by the wading pool. For a quieter setting, walk behind the Legislature and find a spot under the trees in the park. If you're picnicking on a summer Saturday or Sunday, head over to the Edmonton Downtown Farmers Market first and grab some local goods for your meal!"

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