City: Province of Puntarenas
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Top 3 Japanese food in Province of Puntarenas, Costa Rica
Reviews on Japanese food in Province of Puntarenas, Costa Rica. Puntarenas (Spanish pronunciation: [puntaˈɾenas]) is a province of Costa Rica. It is located in the western part of the country, covering most of Costa Rica's Pacific Ocean coast, and it is the largest province in Costa Rica. Clockwise from the northwest it borders on the provinces Guanacaste, Alajuela, San José and Limón, and the neighbouring country of Panama.
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1. Ohana Sushi Tapas Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 448 reviews
Cozy, laid back restaurant located on a side street 50 meters before the beach. Serving spectacular sushi, tapas & main courses from the grill. There is also a great variety of vegetarian and vegan meals on the menu. Everything is made with a lot of culin
Reviewed By theorangetraveler
We were drawn to try Ohana by its #1 TripAdvisor rating, across all restaurants in Jaco and I must say the top spot has been rightfully earned. Ohana is located on a side street called âCalle Hiacoâ which makes the location perfect for an enjoyable dinner since the restaurant is open (back and side wall only).Service is unparalleled. It has been a while since a restaurant owner has approached our table and educated us on what to eat, why and then tailor our foodâs preparation to taste and health needs.Esteban, our waiter, was âowner-styleâ attentive and made sure our dinner experience was one to remember.Cocktails are a must. Try the mojito with Centenario Rum (as opposed to the traditional Flor the Cana) or the cucumber martini (with Grey Goose).Every appetizer and every roll is phenomenal.Enjoy raw, tempura or flambé. Tips:* On weekend or high-season nights, arrive early or call ahead.* Order in waves, family style. Sharing all appetizers and plates across the table is guaranteed to be fun and tasty!
Where to Eat in Province of Puntarenas: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Nami
Overall Ratings
5 based on 135 reviews
Our restaurant offers a combinations of simple and modern japanese cuisine with high quality ingredients and local fresh fish.
Reviewed By heeweeLA
Love it so much that I have been 3 times in one week. The food is amazing- fresh fish and great vibe. The sashimi and snapper carpaccio are my favorites. I met the owner on my second visit and he was lovelyI will be back again!! Many times Ms. heeweeLAWas great to serve you and know that you like, we appreciate your review and hopefully we can have you back many times more. RegardsNami Team.
3. Sunrice Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 325 reviews
Sunrice is a new, innovative concept in healthy, low cost Asian inspired food. Our offerings include omusubis (also called onigiiris), sushi, fresh salads, fresh tuna and veggies poke bowls and delicious homemade iced teas. Visit us and let yourself enjoy
Reviewed By sollycoop
By the end of our trip we were craving something different and we are a family that loves sushi. I probably should have just stopped there. Because my expectations were just too high. The staff was very nice. But the vibe and actually value for money for what my bill was certainly did not meet my expectations. Even the soy sauce tasted as if it had turned. The mango and cucumber salad was great. And the avocado/crispy rice was also great...But the sushi was just ok...it seriously was more expensive than what I pay in LA which just made no sense to me. It wasnât a bad experience but itâs not a place I would go back to again. Thank You for appreciating our staff and we're so glad you thought the mango/cucumber salad and the crispy rice with avocado were "great". We're sorry you couldn't appreciate the fresh sushi. Our guess is that your used to frozen fish, living in LA, and the taste of fresh is foreign to you. And based on your comment, I would assume you didn't look at the menu or the giant board with the prices clearly marked. You may want to study a little bit more before you travel again because had you done a little research you would know there was a double digit increase by the government to business owners, not to mention that we're in the most expensive development in the area. Oh, and having lived in LA, any decent sushi place there is more than double our prices. Maybe you should try some sushi, other than from supermarket...Pura Vida
