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- 1. Ponce de Leon Inlet Lighthouse & Museum
- 2. New Smyrna Museum of History
- 3. Edgewater River Guide
- 4. Marine Science Center
- 5. New Smyrna Town Beach
- 6. Right in Sight Charters
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- 8. Edgewater Alliance Church
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Most Popular Japanese food in Edgewater, Florida, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Japanese food in Edgewater, Florida, United States including Sasaki Sushi, NSB Yu-Mi, Yuki Sushi & Hibachi
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1. Sasaki Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By suchagirl
Ate early here on a Saturday night with friends and we shared our rolls. There was not a mediocre or bad roll. They were all delicious! The special rolls were great that evening and I highly recommend the Mussels roll (I forgot what they called it). THey have a good selection of Saki according to my friends (I do not drink Saki). The wine selection was limited but what they have paired well with the sushi. The dining room is small so you may want to call ahead. We just lucked out. There were very few people in the restaurant when we arrived but it was full when we left.
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2. NSB Yu-Mi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By Judgehall
I've been to sushi restaurants all over the country and this is my favorite. I've been in several times and never had anything that wasn't just great. The staff are all professional and real friendly. They have a ladies night special on Wednesdays where all sushi rolls are $8.00..really good deal. If you are in NSB and you want sushi or tempura...this is the place.
3. Yuki Sushi & Hibachi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Hope095
Stopped here by chance for lunch on a road trip to north Florida. We liked it so much we stopped for lunch there again, on the way home three days later. Just about two miles east of I-95 we saw the grand-opening sign and decided to pull in. The decor was modern and fresh. The food delicious and generous. I have the crazy tuna roll on the first trip - which was beautifully plated and had a nice crunch of top. On my trip home I had the sweet heart roll - same ingredients - different dish. The heart shaped rolls were pretty and very good. I like the crazy roll a drop better. My husband enjoyed the jb roll on our first visit and the appetizer Tuna Youke on the way home. The entree dishes are large and beautifully presented. The appetizer was small be just what my husband wanted after a large breakfast earlier in day. Service was pleasant. The waitress paid attention to a request to leave off any roe in dishes and made sure orders were correct. Wished we lived near by.
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