Location: Columbus
Top Restaurants in Columbus
Top Things to do in Columbus
- 1. National Infantry Museum and Soldier Center
- 2. Columbus Riverwalk
- 3. National Civil War Naval Museum
- 4. Columbus Museum
- 5. Georgia Visitor Information Center - Columbus
- 6. Flat Rock Park
- 7. Coca-Cola Space Science Center
- 8. Oxbow Meadows Environmental Learning Center
- 9. Columbus Georgia Convention & Trade Center
- 10. RiverCenter for the Performing Arts
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Best Sushi food near Columbus, Georgia, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Sushi food in Columbus, Georgia, United States. This bustling riverfront town offers good old-fashioned Southern hospitality, old-world charm and a treasure trove of discoveries for Civil War buffs. To really get the feel of another era, stroll through the National Historic District, a 28-block stretch of restored Victorian homes, gardens and gazebos, and tour the house museums in Heritage Corner. Situated on the Chattahoochee River, Columbus offers a mixture of old and new with the lovely 12-mile Columbus Riverwalk, which includes the Chattahoochee Promenade, a walking tour of historical markers. A chief supplier for the Confederate Army, the town's Civil War history is on display in myriad museums and historic sites like Port Columbus Civil War Naval Center, which contains some of the Civil War's most important artifacts. But it's not all just war memorabilia: Columbus boasts a rich cultural side, with opera, symphony and a performing arts center. And for family fun, head to the Coca-Cola Space Museum for a simulated flight and a look at the first Coke machine used in outer space.
Things to do in Columbus
1. Mikata Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Mikata Japanese Steak House & Sushi Bar has been owned & operated by the Kim family for over 25 years. Our fresh sushi and hibachi dishes are second to none. We take pride in providing our guests with the finest quality food combined with excellent servic
Reviewed By PAValleyGirl
We visited Mikata Japanese Steakhouse while in the area for my soldierâs graduation from Fort Benning. Mikataâs owner greeted us at the door, was pleasant and welcoming. While we could not be seated immediately, he kept us updated as to when we could expect to be seated. We had a party of five. The Hibachi chef was very talented, and made the experience fun. The steak was cooked to order, and the seafood was fresh.
2. Wasabi Sushi & Thai
Overall Ratings
4 based on 95 reviews
Come ignite your senses with our fabulous sushi and hibachi. We have a very classic and soothing atmosphere for everyone to enjoy. We offer dine-in and take-out. Wasabi Japanese Cuisine is the best for all occasions like company parties, birthday celebrat
Reviewed By JBH7212014
We go to the Bradley Park location. Each year they celebrate their birthday in October and half of November buy having everything on their menu half price!! Their soft shell crab appetizer is about the bet I have had. Their Hibachi is delicious and the portions are huge. Our family members love their sushi. This is the tme to give them a try and you will return.
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3. Fuji
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By Ronikki
What a fun time! Quick seating, quick service, lots of food and our chef was outstanding in keeping my grandson entertained! The steak, scallops, shrimp, squid and salmon were all delicious. The creamy ginger dressing was yummy. We also ordered a spicy tuna roll, California roll and sashimi, which was all quite yummy! As an alcohol-free family, we focused on real interaction and food, and that is what we got! Hibachi style grills are often overly commercial and expensive, however this was not the norm. The teens enjoyed chicken nuggets and fries. If you are looking for a good dinner getaway for off-post time, especially during Army graduation, make a 4:00pm reservation and you will have ample time to enjoy and get back to post! I highly recommend, especially for interactive fun groups. *Each grill holds approximate 9-10 people, so perfect for bigger groups!
4. Lemongrass Thai & Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Classic Thai & Japanese steak house plus specialty sashimi and sushi rolls. Thai, Hibachi & Sushi menu.
Reviewed By binhvirile
My wife and I visited the restaurant on Saturday afternoon. We ordered drunken noodles, tom yum soup and sushi. The food was really good and fast served. It is a big restaurant which is close to downtown Columbus and the waiters and waitresses are friendly. Will recommend for everyone!
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5. Samurai Japanese Cusine & Sushi Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By Sweet_P_of_Georgia
Overall, this was a decent restaurant and experience however the quality of the food was wildly all over the place. The three companions with me received their food fairly quickly. All but one had their food cooked perfectly and were served a generous portion. My food was ok, but I had much less chicken on my plate compared to the glut of steak they were served. The one person whose steak was undercooked was able to send it back and have it cooked to her liking. We were a little surprised to see a $1 service fee on each personâs bill in a party of four. The server explained it as a fee to pay the cooks for cooking our food. A simple solution would be to tack that charge on the menu upfront. I saw some beautiful sushi entrees so I would be willing to give them another shot.
