Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Niagara Falls

"Located in Buffalo’s West Side (obviously), this collective shop is operated by the city’s immigrant and refugee populations. Vendors sell goods native to their homelands, such as clothing and jewelry. While it’s a prime shopping destination, it’s also become a top dining haven, where Buffalonians can taste cuisines they most likely haven’t experienced before."

"Local residents, businesses, and agencies gathered together in 2009 with the vision of achieving an impact on business in the region. This created the West Side Bazaar, a “small business incubator” for locals to find a safe and inexpensive environment for everyone."

"One of the first eateries in Buffalo to serve Burmese food, this Burmese-Thai fusion spot quickly rose to prominence. Start off with the tea leaf salad: pickled tea leaves combined with peanuts, chana dal peas, garlic, and onion give it a very particular and flavorful taste. Next go for the pumpkin stew: Burmese curry with pumpkin, ginger, garlic, and chili, and your choice of protein, all served in a green pumpkin."

"We had their appetizer combo, tea leaf salad--a favorite--some sushi and sashimi, a curry, and some dim sum in the combo. This cuisine ranges from..."

"The waiter was rude and unhappy with the tip, returned with the bill, threw it on the table and demanded..."

"I tried this place looking for a decent hibachi take out, just ordered a few of the chicken hibachi meals which come with chicken, white rice, vegetables..."

"The pineapple fried rice is the worst fried rice I ever ate. The smell of pineapple and sauce is really weird?. I would rather eat pure white rice ?"

"Atami Sushi is known to deliver the best sushi buffet in town. They offer dishes such as General Tao Chicken Feast, the Mango Salad, and their wide range of outstanding sushi. Their mouth-watering sushi buffet can be a delight for anyone."

"If you're looking for restaurants in Niagara Falls then you've come to the right place. Delectable international cuisine is the cornerstone of the dining in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada, and the prolific Niagara wine region lends a local flair to the diverse options. Elegant Fallsview dining and wine bars are ideal for romantic getaways, and a day trip to Niagara-on-the-Lake wineries will complete any culinary adventure."

"Iconic Canadian fried pastries with decadent toppings, as well as snacks like poutine, fries, and hot dogs. Coffee Shops, Restaurants"

"I usually get the coco vanilla and the staff made it as good as the other beavertails store.The staff was really..."

"Sterling Inn and Spa is one of the highest rated accommodations in Niagara Falls, Ontario. This cozy and stylish boutique hotel offers an on-site restaurant, complimentary daily breakfast with the option of room service, free wi-fi and fitness centre. The modern and colourful rooms come with either a spa tub or steam shower."

"This hotel is located less than one mile from the Maid of the Mist Niagara Falls boat tour. It features a full service spa and free Wi-Fi in the rooms. Guest rooms at the Sterling Inn & Spa contains a mini fridge, coffee maker and cable TV."

"American Falls is the northernmost waterfall in Niagara Falls State Park. It is 830 feet wide and has a total drop of 188 feet (though only 70-110 feet of that is a freefall drop, depending on the rock pile at the base of the falls). There are several good viewing areas for American Falls including from Luna Island and from the viewing area near the Maid of the Mist store."

"During the 12-minute flight, you’ll fly right over Horseshoe Falls, American Falls, see the rapids and Rainbow Bridge alongside the giant whirlpool. It really is a unique way to see Niagara Falls."

"The American Falls is the second-largest of the three waterfalls that together are known as Niagara Falls on the Niagara River along the Canada–U.S. border."

"Though the waterfalls themselves (Niagara Falls actually comprises three waterfalls, the American, the Canadian and the more meagre Bridal Veil falls) are the big draw, there's a whole lot else going on in the Niagara Region, so you'll want to devote a full day: 8 hours minimum, considering the drive each way is 90 minutes. If you have your own car, follow our directions for getting from Toronto to Niagara Falls. If you are a wine enthusiast or just to take in some striking scenery, allow time to visit the Niagara Wine Region just off the highway on your way to Niagara Falls. The wine route is well mapped out and plenty of signs will show you where to exit to visit any one of the more than 100 wineries."

"Bridal Veil Falls is the smallest of the three waterfalls in the park. In fact, you could be forgiven for thinking it’s actually part of American Falls because there is only a very small island, Luna Island, separating this waterfall from its neighbor. Bridal Veil Falls is about 55 feet wide, which would make it a major waterfall almost anywhere else in New York, but it’s nearly an afterthought here."

"The smallest of the three waterfalls that comprise world-famous Niagara Falls, Bridal Veil Falls is anything but small. Located on the US side of the falls, the 56-foot-wide (17-meter-wide) waterfall thunders over a 78-foot (24-meter) drop. Its frothy white cascade is reminiscent of a bride’s veil, hence the falls’ name.More"

"This itinerary is taking in some of the most beautiful landscapes of southern Ontario: the bustling city of Toronto, the gushing Niagara Falls and a canoe camping getaway in Killarney Provincial Park you’ll never forget! I fell head over heels for Canada the first time I stepped foot in this country. That was in 2012 and it was my first big backpacking adventure. Then, British Columbia and Alberta dominated my itinerary, but I figured out pretty quickly, that I wanted to see more of this wonderfully diverse country."