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Costa Rica Food Guide: 3 Sushi food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Province of Guanacaste
Reviews on Sushi food in Province of Guanacaste, Costa Rica including Anthony's Asian Cuisine, Wabi Sabi Sushi, Numu Cocina
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1. Anthony's Asian Cuisine
Overall Ratings
5 based on 111 reviews
Excellent Asian food, affordable prices and friendly!!!
Reviewed By stefanies439
Delicious Thai food! We ordered a shrimp pad Thai, chicken pad Thai and green curry with chicken and all were amazing! Huge portions, reasonable price for Tamarindo and great service. The green curry was some of the best Iâve ever had!! Highly recommend!
2. Wabi Sabi Sushi
Overall Ratings
5 based on 135 reviews
Come and enjoy the best SUSHI at Tamarindo beach at WABI SABI SUSHI. Very nice place with A/C and nice music. We offer Sushi, Nigiris, Seafood Tempura, Miso Soup, Salads, poke Bowls, Naturals drinks, Sake, Wine, Beer and more. It will be a pleasure to ser
Reviewed By Ccurran152
I had a great experience at this restaurant! The employees were very friendly and helpful when answering our questions about the food. I have a gluten-intolerance and my waiter told me about which options are gluten-free and brought out gluten-free soy sauce for me. The food was made with care and was very tasty. The cost was also very reasonable. I was with a big group and we ordered two sets of 35 rolls. It was fun being able to sample different rolls. I highly recommend eating here!
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3. Numu Cocina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 202 reviews
Global flavors, local tradition. A fusion of Costa Rican flare and exotic tastes. Enjoy sushi and Thai dishes, as well as our take on American and local favorites. Vegan options available. Gluten free menu available.
Reviewed By Bill_McMartin
Food was good if close to American style serving sizes, service was great - attentive staff, personable owner - turned the music volume down on request so we could hear each other without shouting. Open air plus adjustable fans made Air conditioning unnecessary. Happy hour was legitimate unlike other restaurants in the area, it really was cheaper to buy beer or cocktails during Happy Hour. Easy access walking from anywhere in Surfside (the unofficial name for the area), parking is limited but there are always places, last resort is the municipal parking lot nearby - it was usually vacant. Did not try the Indian dishes.
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