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Texas, United States Food Guide: 4 Japanese food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Lake Jackson
Find out what Japanese restaurants to try in Lake Jackson. Lake Jackson is a city in Brazoria County, Texas, United States, within the Houston–Sugar Land metropolitan area. As of the 2010 census, the city population was 26,849.
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1. Yoshi Asian Fusion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Japanese Asian Fusion
Reviewed By AUSAGUY007
How large the plates are.... We ordered three or 4 things... It turned out to be. Alot of. Food... See the pictures below.. The sushi seemed fresh
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2. Tokyo Japanese Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
3 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By Kimberly B
Great Chinese/ japenese food! You have a choice of tables or watch them cook the food in front of you. Great fried rice! They put on a great show when they cook!! A great place to go to celebrate something special. Also have sushi for those lovers that like sushi.
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3. Sake' to me sushi
Reviewed By Travelqueen1968
First time eating from Sake to me sushi in Lake Jackson. We had our food delivered to our hotel. My California Roll was outstandingly delicious and the egg rolls are to die for! EXCELLENT FOOD!
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4. Jinwe Ramen & Sushi Bar
Reviewed By emgaila
This little sushi and ramen bar is tucked away in the Grape Taste/Food King shopping center. My husband and I have eaten here on 4 separate occasions, and have always left relatively pleased. We want to support them as we need more interesting, fresh-optioned restaurants here in LJ. Sushi is fresh, and while cuts aren't as premium or as sharply cut as you might get in a Houston sushi bar, I have been pleased about not having to drive, and it's still a better option than our other local sushi purveyors. Ramen is tasty and flavorful, the chicken skewer was good but perhaps not memorable; and rolls are nice, too. They have a good offering of fresh, specialty and American style fried rolls. They are currently redoing their menu a bit, and so I'm excited to go back and see how they grow over time.My only quibble is that prices aren't always competitive--a friend of mine ordered a few veggie rolls and found them very small and overpriced by about $1. I'd love to see them offer a happy hour and perhaps a cocktail/bar offering. All in all, we'll be back!
