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- 3. Buxton National Historic Site & Museum
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Where to eat Japanese food in Chatham: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Japanese restaurants nearby. Discover the best Japanese food in Chatham. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Japanese restaurants near you. including Midori Sushi, Tokyo Sushi, Sakura Sushi
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1. Midori Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By HeatherPerron
This small restaurant has great all you can eat sushi. They also have monthly take out specials on their Facebook page. I have had dinner here many times and it's always good and the staff are wonderful!
2. Tokyo Sushi
Overall Ratings
3 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By Meldoll1
My Husband and I had the All you can eat option at Tokyo Sushi. It is a very nice size venue, and very clean. We selected our sushi from the electronic menu, and it arrived timeously. The waitress didnât speak English well, but she could make out our questions. We donât eat seafood or meat, so we had the salmon and vegetable sushi options. Portions are smaller than weâre used to at other sushi restaurants. You will tend to order a little more than usual. The seaweed and avocado salads are superb. We ordered those three times over! I had the red bean ice cream, it was delicious. Totally recommend ....
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3. Sakura Sushi
Overall Ratings
3 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By FamilyMan1963
I partook in their all you can eat program. It was approximately C$22. I ordered light not wanting to over order. What I didn't know was that the portions are appetizer sized when ordering Pad Thai, for example. The good news was that I was able to order 5 different appetizers by the piece. Even then, though, the spring roll, for example was 2.5 inches long and maybe .7 inches thick. Just approach the menu with the idea that everything is downsized. It was fun. The shrimp tempura was excellent and I would return for that appetizer. Nothing was mediocre. It was all a little better than adequate, but I really enjoyed being able to eat like I was at a tapas bar.
