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Greater Palm Springs, California Food Guide: 7 Japanese food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Rancho Mirage
Best Japanese restaurants nearby. Discover the best Japanese food in Rancho Mirage. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Japanese restaurants near you.. Located in the sunny Coachella Valley area of California, Rancho Mirage offers the perfect place to enjoy nearby Palm Springs, Palm Desert and Cathedral City, but it’s also a fabulous destination in its own right. With four courses in Rancho Mirage, not counting the surrounding areas, we guarantee you’ll find something you like. Like the late Bob Hope in days gone by, you’ll love teeing up among the palms! Rancho Las Palmas Country Club and Spa features three nine-hole courses designed by Ted Robinson. The Rancho Mirage Country Club has a PGA clubhouse, views of the San Jacinto Mountains as well as first-class driving ranges and practice facilities. Or put your clubs at the condo for the day and attend one of the many pro-golf tournaments in the area, including the ANA Inspiration. Rancho Mirage welcomes families in a big way! You and your children can explore the abundance of activities for all ages. Try the Children’s Discovery Museum of the Desert or Joshua Tree National Park. At the Living Desert Zoo and Botanical Gardens, get up close and personal with desert animals from North America and Africa of every shape and size. Book a tour or explore the grounds on your own time table. Ride a camel, see an eagle and pet a turtle.
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7. Mikado Japanese Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 340 reviews
Enjoy authentic Teppanyaki dining in Palm Desert, CA at Mikado Japanese Steakhouse located in the JW Marriott Desert Springs Resort & Spa Dining. We offer a classic Japanese menu with locally grown ingredients and a sushi bar.
Reviewed By intrepidtraveler23
12 of my family members met up in Palm Desert California and we ate out the first night at Mikado. The age range was from four years old to 72 years old, with the four-year-old not normally staying in one place for longer than five minutes. They took our order and then our chef came to the table to cook our food in front of us. We have done restaurants like this many, many times because my five grandchildren love the entertainment that accompanies the eating. Well, no one was prepared for how funny our chef would be. He told jokes and constantly interacted with everyone at the table. So much so, that even after almost 2 hours, the four-year-old had not moved an inch from his seat. He not only told jokes, but interacted with everyone so it was a floor show as well as a meal. It was pricey, I will say that. However, I felt like I was not only paying for dinner for 12, but also play paying for a night of in entertainment for 12 as well. It was loud, crazy and fun for all of us. And to top it off, the food was really good!Dear Guest,Thank you for such a prefect review. We truly appreciate all feedback that is provided to us! We look forward to welcoming you again whether for business or pleasure.
6. Joyce's Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
We serve fresh sushi sashimi and teriyaki .tempura .udon soup .yaki soba . ramen soup.sake . Wine. Bear. And cocktails and more
Reviewed By SleeplessInManhatten
I just received marketing mail from Joyce's Sushi. All Christian- calendar with Bible verses on every month's page, business card with Bible verse numbers, etc. I regard this as totally unacceptable. As a result, you can be sure that I will intentionally avoid this restaurant. Religion should be a personal thing and not foisted upon others, particularly in business.
5. Ramen Musashi
The Chefs at Musashi of Palm Desert have started a new ramen concept, 'Ramen Musashi' promising to elevate the precise craft of true Japanese ramen. Musashi's Chefs created a ramen recipe specifically for Ramen Musashi, combining seasonal ingredients, and
4. Kobe Japanese Steak House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 217 reviews
Welcome!!! Exit bustling Highway 111, pass the waterfall, cross the red footbridge over the golden koi and enter the delightful world of Japanese dining at Kobe Japanese Steak House. Experience the excitement and distinctive flavors of our authentic Japan
Reviewed By Lance2002
For me this is an special occasion restaurant which means it is too expensive to visit on regular basis. Dinner for two with two drinks came to almost $180 per couple including tip. But you can spend less if you skip the drinks and don't have an appetizer. This was Valentine's Day so we had reservations. We waited about 10 minutes to be seated. We ordered drinks and waited about 10 minutes for them to come out. Their drink prices are reasonable and about the same as most restaurants of this quality, We choose to have an appetizer before dinner-enhanced California rolls. For the cost, they were on the expensive side for 8 rolls, maybe about $5 or $6 more than most places. They were good but not that good. The issue was they took so long to come out that some of the dinner was being served at the same time. 3 of us ordered the NY steak and pawns dinner and one ordered the chicken and pawns dinner. I suggest that you have the fried rice and not the white rice but it costs almost $6 extra which is about $3 more than it normally should be. Everyone enjoyed their food and there was plenty of it, including dessert, as we took some home. Our chef was friendly and talkative. They all put on the same show at this type of restaurant. This was nothing special. I would say come here for special occasions like Valentine's day, anniversaries, birthdays, etc. Be prepared to spend some money for a meal that is very good but not extraordinary.
3. Ramen Musashi
The Chefs at Musashi of Palm Desert have started a new ramen concept, 'Ramen Musashi' promising to elevate the precise craft of true Japanese ramen. Musashi's Chefs created a ramen recipe specifically for Ramen Musashi, combining seasonal ingredients, and
2. Shabu Shabu Zen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By David H
After sampling several restaurants with foreign influences, we found a Japanese restaurant and were surprised to find a hot pot style of food. They serve only wine and beer. We were instructed how to use the vegetables, noodles, meats and sauces and enjoyed the entire process of the dining process. We are proficient with chop sticks but at times the wooden ones furnished didnât feel strong enough to fish the broth soaked meat out of the pot. We plan to return next year though as we had a good time, perhaps with our own chop sticks.
1. Ramen Musashi
The Chefs at Musashi of Palm Desert have started a new ramen concept, 'Ramen Musashi' promising to elevate the precise craft of true Japanese ramen. Musashi's Chefs created a ramen recipe specifically for Ramen Musashi, combining seasonal ingredients, and
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