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Best Asian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Asian food in Aversa. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Asian restaurants near you.. Aversa [aˈvɛrsa] (Neapolitan: Averza) is a city and comune in the Province of Caserta in Campania, southern Italy, about 5 kilometres (3 miles) north of Naples. It is the centre of an agricultural district, the Agro Aversano, producing wine and cheese (famous for the typical buffalo mozzarella). Aversa is also the main seat of the faculties of Architecture and Engineering of the Seconda università degli studi di Napoli (Second University of Naples). With a population of 53,080 (2016), it is the second city of the province after Caserta.
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1. Saomaki
Overall Ratings
4 based on 156 reviews
Sãomaki is a sushi fusion restaurant, located in the heart of the historic centre of, in Campania, where the encounter between Japanese tradition and Latin American creativity is manifested in every detail. It offers a harmonious kitchen that mixes fresh
Reviewed By renatog708
We were pleasantly surprised by our visit to SãoMaki. The environment was a good synthesis of Brazilian "boteco" decorations and Japanese re-styled apparels and graphics. Service was warm and competent and gave us a good overview of plates that surprised us for creativity even being acquainted with several Japanese restaurants in SãoPaolo (I appreciate this formula is meant to be different from Japanese restaurants and surprise with a creative menu that blends Brazilian ingredients and typical staple food, such as tapioca, with fish prepared in a Japanese fashion). Salmon teriyaki was well cooked with a nice sauce, sushis included some prepared on a tapioca base as opposed to rice, bolinho de bacalhau (typical Brazilian salted-cod fritters) were top notch, as well as the yakisoba. We did not try picanha which seemed to be popular in the restaurant. Needless to say drinks include a good selection of caipirinhas. Everything showed very good value for money (definitely a five in this category). The crowd was largely local. We had a large family table with three generations at the table and everyone enjoying both the environment and the food. Congrats to the managers for this good blend of traditions. Thank you for your review. You were very precise in the description. We're very happy that your convivial have appreciated. We hope you to come back soon!
2. Giappo Sushi Bar Aversa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 454 reviews
Reviewed By Catherine B
We've tried various sushi places in Naples (downtown) and after spending Way too much money on food that was a waste, we found this place in Aversa. We were SO surprised at the quality here, by far the best we've found. We finally can get our sushi fix!! :-)
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3. Ristorante Sakura
Overall Ratings
3 based on 421 reviews
Reviewed By billrJ4540JM
Found this Sushi and Chinese restaurant in Aversa, (Naples Italy) and was really impressed by the quality and presentation of the food. The overall experience was fantastic, the restaurant is very warm and well laid out. The food was excellent and reasonably priced. With a combination of both Japanese and Chinese food on the menu there is something for everyone. It was great as we all ordered something different and shared amongst the table. I had the Beef on a Iron plate (fantastic) and was introduced to many different kinds of Sushi I had never imagined. The service was really quick and the restaurant (including the bathrooms) was immaculate. Don't miss a chance to go and have something different when in Italy - Highly recommended. Secure parking in a lot that is watched.. It was worth the traffic to go to this restaurant. Really thank you! You're welcome!
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4. Kyoto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
Local has large windows with private parking space divided by a room one the mezzanine floor and the typical tatami in the lower floor with typical japanese furniture.
Reviewed By 60lucrezian
Era il mio preferito ma è la seconda volta che ne esco non soddisfatta. Le ordinazioni sono sempre sbagliate: o arriva qualcosa in meno o il servizio è davvero lentissimo. Inoltre ho riscontrato un regresso nella qualità dei prodotti scelti, non ho ritrovato quella bontà che ricordavo. Penso che inizierò a trovare un altro giapponese nei dintorni.
5. Ristorante Tokyo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By 741flaviaa
We were recommended by friends who like coming here for âAll You Can Eatâ. We went to try it out.While the food was excellent with a good price - with the exception of their wasabi and soy sauce which are extremely thinned out! - the Asian lady who saw us to our table was nasty. Short on words, unfriendly... The two servers, who when approached by us seemed very sweet, had a bad attitude the whole time. The lady more than the man.The serving lady had an upset face the whole evening. She would come and just âdepositâ the dish anywhere on the table and walk off. She even saw our dish order on the table and ignored it (Asian lady did too). So I ordered a drink and handed her the order. Our soy sauce bottle was empty. Nobody offered another one or asked if we wanted more. Same with ginger salad.The dishes came out in an acceptable amount of time, given we were not the only ones there.Our daughter who is 11 doesnât like sushi at all but she will eat vegetarian fried rice. They would not allow her to just order it a la carte. We had to pay the price for âAll you can eatâ for a bowl of refried rice!!!( I read that children below 1,30m pay half and to a certain age are free - doesnât apply to our daughter!).The restaurant is clean and thereâs lots of parking on site.Needless to say that we didnât leave a tip! If you are looking for great sushi and donât care about having extremely bad service, this is the place to go.
