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Most Popular Japanese food in Little Falls, New Jersey, United States
Find out what Japanese restaurants to try in Little Falls. Little Falls is a township in Passaic County, New Jersey, United States. The township was named for a waterfall on the Passaic River at a dam near Beattie Mill.
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9. Ichiban Grill & Buffet
Reviewed By Harry S
We went for lunch $6.95 per person. Good selection of fresh food. Very clean and friendly staff. We especially enjoyed the dumplings, pineapple chicken and spinach with cheese. This is a buffet and it is one of the better ones we have visited.It has only been open a short time, hopefully it will stay this good.
8. Imperial 46 Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By FamilyFlight
Searching for a new restaurant, I stumbled upon Imperial 46 Trip Advisor. This is a great example of how recommendations from strangers can really work. The food was delicious and the service was excellent. The atmosphere is fun- especially if you like hibachi, although it was just as nice in the Chinese/Sushi section. The restaurant sits a lot of people and there was constantly a line. We tried sushi, tempura, and various Chinese dishes. We did not feel like drinking tonight, but I believe that it was BYOB.
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7. Sushi Fu
Reviewed By conradb2
Very nice "Asian cafe"... serving Japanese, Chinese, Thai and Vietnamese dishes. We came for the sushi and were not disappointed. From the Tom Yam soup to the Pork buns... to the special rolls, everything was very tasty and nicely presented. I had the C-4 roll (tuna, salmon and yellowtail, avocado with some jalapeno peppers... wrapped in a soybean wrap and served with spicy mayo. Excellent. My wife and son had the Sweetheart Roll... (Tuna, salmon, avocado, red and black tobiko served with a miso honey sauce.Service was prompt and friendly. I'm still searching for Tom Yum Goong soup as good as I had in North Cape May's Yozu Sushi and Hibachi. The Tom Yam soup here was pretty good... can't really complain, but it's not Tom Yom Goong. Similar, but... Anyway, I only gave it 4 stars, because my favorite sushi in town might be watching. lol. Oh, and it's a BYOB, so that's a good thing.
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6. Mizu Japanese Resturant
Reviewed By hanshi
Eating at Japanese resturants on a regular basis, usually as a couple, we wanted to visit Mizu which we had not done for years. It is a mid sized resturant which we found it to have been renovated since our last visit, a nice improvement. It has a small bar, dinning area and a separate Sushi bar. It provided a faily good selection of food and the presentation of the dishes ordered were done well. It was not crowded and the only negivite comment would be that one meal was not hot when served. With that exception if in the area Mizu is worth a visit, we'll return.
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5. Sukeroku Japanese Restaurant
Reviewed By micp1274
Love this place, never had a bad meal. Easy parking, whether pick up or eat in, staff very friendly and BYOB.
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4. Osaka-Sushi
Reviewed By Dawn T
Discovered in 2001 and I have been coming back since. This small quaint resturant is perfect for dinner for two. The rolls are the perfect size, and the the complemtery soup and salad is a great app. Prices are cheap sushi is great!
3. sushi lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By joeybb2016
Good quality sushi. Average prices.. Best night to go there is Thursday night with DJ Spawn on the decks.. Great music while you're enjoying incredible sushi.. Try anything.. especially the Albacore Sushi with ponzu sauce..
2. U 1 Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By JellyBaby1965
Reasonably priced, with a decent selection of rolls and generous portions. The restaurant is small, but clean and bright. Service is fast and friendly. The menu is typical of sushi restaurants in NJ. A solid choice for dilettantes or for a quick fix for people who don't want to drive to Manhattan or Fort Lee.
1. Sushi Village
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By coyle01
Great vibe, great food, excellent prices. Always a good crowd. Almost an unlimited sushi, sashimi, apps and desert Menu included in the all you can eat. Best bang for your buck around! The staff is very friendly. Food comes out very quick. They serve Lunch and Dinner 7 days a week. A must try!!! You won't be disappointed and that's coming from a lifetime sushi eater.
