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Reviews on Japanese food in Dalton, Georgia, United States. Dalton is a city in Whitfield County, Georgia, United States. It is the county seat of Whitfield County and the principal city of the Dalton, Georgia Metropolitan Statistical Area, which encompasses all of Murray and Whitfield counties.
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1. Kumo Hibachi and Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By mthuber
From the moment I called ahead to through the dinner I had the service quality here was great. I did call ahead to ensure that they did have GF soy sauce. Since they did not appear on my GF food searches but I know how sushi is prepared and know most restaurants have a couple items minimum I can have so was willing to chance it so long as they had GF soy. On to the meal. Little disappointed in selection of rolls for GF, only lobster roll was GF without subs. But for the size of this town I think this was fine, don't expect them to have as large a selection as larger cities. Great selection of sashimi and the yellowfin tartare subbing the GF soy for the ponzu was great. Food tasted great and restaurant looked clean. All in all good dinner and worthwhile experience for GF traveler to this area.
2. Panda Express
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By MaryannF650
I am not too familiar with Panda Express and had a difficult time deciding what I wanted. The server was very patient and explained the pricing per entree. My husband had the Panda bowl with fried rice, Shanghai Angus Steak which was very god. I had the Shanghai Angus Steak plate, Pacific Chili Shrimp with fried rice. $19.53 with one small drink. Kind of pricey for lunch but it was hot and fresh. I wouldn't hesitate to come back. Clean restaurant.
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3. Toyo Japan
Reviewed By Gary E
Located in a former BBQ drive thru, this place has operated for about to years as best as I recall. My first visit will be my last. The seating area was passable in terms of lay-out and orderliness, but décor was non-existent. I ordered the seafood teriyaki, one of the most expensive items on the menu ($12) and an eggroll. The eggroll arrived warm but not hot along with three packages of Mustard that looked like French's but was packaged as Japanese. Watery, bland and a waste of time. Clearly the shop went for the lowest bidder, taste and quality not being a consideration. The Seafood Teriyaki arrived in about ten minutes. Smelling heavily of grease, there was a small plastic dipping cup of what I believe to be some attempt at teriyaki dipping sauce. This too was a distraction as it held no value as a flavor enhancer. The "scallops" were likely punched out white fish or something akin to that; it bore a passing resemblance to scallops but that's where it ended. The shrimp appeared to be okay until one dared to taste; there went another illusion. The "fish" was some unrecognizable off-white hue and all the aforementioned were tasteless save for the heavy volumes of cheap cooking oil. The fried rice? Tasteless! The stir fried vegetables? Tasteless! While I was there, three other parties arrived and ordered in. I could not discern their reaction, but thankfully no one collapsed..... at least not while in the building. The one area where there was some indication of pride was the 95% health rating by the local inspector. It was not enough to carry the day. Most Horrible Japanese food I have ever not tasted. I threw about 75% away and left without comment to the staff. There was no point in conversation; A team of ninjas couldn't force me to return.
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