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Best Japanese restaurants nearby. Discover the best Japanese food in Williamstown. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Japanese restaurants near you.. Williamstown is an unincorporated community and census-designated place (CDP) located within Monroe Township, in Gloucester County, New Jersey, United States. As of the 2010 United States Census, the CDP's population was 15,567.
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7. Yoshimoto Japanese Steakhouse
Reviewed By OrlandoSGM
Went there with my sister and brother-in-law with high hopes based on recommendations. A bit disappointed in the quality of the food. It was plentiful, but my Hibachi Steak and Chicken found both meats very dry. There was also way too much soy sauce (making the food very salty). Don't know that I'd go back.
6. Shogun Japanese Cuisine
Reviewed By GreenUnicorn
Back in June, we went to the Turnersville Auto Mall late one afternoon to look at a new minivan for me. After visiting the dealership, we thought we would go for dinner at Naruto, a restaurant we seemed to visit when visiting car dealerships!We arrived at the front door to find out that Naruto had become Shogun. The woman who greeted us told us that the change had happened about three weeks before. The interior of the restaurant was unchanged.Service was good throughout our dinner. The kani salad was a bit less spicy than the Naruto version. Special rolls--can't remember exactly which ones we ordered--were a good size, particularly considering the price. Prices for the special rolls seemed a bit high to us, as they did at Naruto. We always order an avocado roll, and Shogun definitely delivered a creamy one. Plates are nicely decorated with flowers, etc. as they were at Naruto. Restaurant is BYOB.We don't get down that way much, it seems, unless we are visiting car dealerships. Should we find ourselves in the neighborhood again, we will definitely stop in for another meal.
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5. Ironmoto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By Patrick C
We decided to stop in for dinner and we were pleasantly surprised. We were seated promptly and had great service. The sake was served piping hot and the appetizers, sushi, sashimi and cooked entrees were all very well presented and made. We started with Tako Su (vinegared octopus), house provided miso soup and salad â all very good. We decided to stop in for dinner and we were pleasantly surprised. We were seated promptly and had great service. The sake was served piping hot and the appetizers, sushi, sashimi and cooked entrees were all very well presented and made. We started with Tako Su (vinegared octopus), house provided miso soup and salad â all very good. My dining partner had the Yoshimoto Combo (7 pieces of assorted sushi, 16 slices of sashimi, 1 spicy tuna roll) and it was well-prepared, fresh and good. I had the chicken katsu and it too, was prepared well and very tasty. We would definitely go again. There are four teppanyaki stations around the main dining room and all were busy and everyone looked like they were the food and the show.
4. Naruto Sushi
Reviewed By GreenUnicorn
We recently have been seeing some movies at the Regal Cinema in Turnersville and were looking for some place to have dinner afterwards. Naruto came up, so we tried it this past Friday night.The restaurant decor is very cool, sleek, and modern, with interesting art work on the wall. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. As it was our first time at Naruto, we took some time to go through the extensive menu. Our server asked us what our favorite fish was and tried to help us order.We started with the kanni salad, a nice mixture of sweet mango and slightly spicy kanni decorated with a beautiful flower. After seeing the sashimi at the next table, we decided to order some smoked salmon and some white tuna, along with an avocado roll and a Triple roll. We requested light rice, and the sushi chef more than honored that request. Everything was exceptionally fresh and delicious. We also appreciated the cute panda decoration on our plate. Napkins are the very thick and strong paper.The other customers were very friendly as well, explaining what they had ordered. At one point, the chef came out and talked to us.We thought some of the prices for the special rolls, which went up to $20.00, plus $5.00 for edamame was a bit on the pricey side for where we were. However, we had such a pleasant and delicious experience that we will definitely be back the next time we go to that movie theatre. And it is BYOB.
3. Sakura
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By Summer2229
Delicious food prepared hibachi style! Service was fantastic and our chef Paul put on a very entertaining show while cooking our food! There were many menu options that included filet, chicken, and seafood. The salads, vegetables and fried rice were also very good and came included with your entree. This is a little on the expensive side but you are entertained while eating good food so I think it's definitely worth it!
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2. Wild Ginger
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By ericulrich1
Very nice atmosphere. Attentive service. Great menu with some Chinese basics, lots of sushi options and some more inspired Asian fusion selections. The basic egg roll may be the best I've ever had, hot and fresh and crisp. The sushi good. Dumplings and crispy noodles excellsnt. It is a shame more people don't take the opportunity to eat in this restaurant. It is a very nice place, but they still do a lot of take out business. My only complaint is they need to close the vestibule door to keep the dining room warmer or find a way to service all their take out business without disturbing those that want to eat in the dining room.
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1. Wasabi Restaurant
Reviewed By gandycat
We picked up take out. Thereâs a nice variety on the menu, something for everyone. We enjoyed sushi, wonton and hot and sour soup, beef with broccoli, a pork egg roll and a Japanese green salad (the dressing was excellent). I would definitely order from here again when in the area.
