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Where to eat Japanese food in Des Moines: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Japanese restaurants nearby. Discover the best Japanese food in Des Moines. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Japanese restaurants near you.. Des Moines (/dəˈmɔɪn/ də-MOYN) is a city in King County, Washington, United States. The population was 29,673 as of the 2010 census.
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6. Miyabi Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By CJ B
Sashimi was fresh. Crunchy roll was supposed to be Shrimp Tempura. Turned out to be fake crab meat. Busy place so you canât linger over dinner. There is a line out the door with more customers waiting to get in. Not a place to enjoy dinner. Just eat and leave. Convenient location with parking in the strip mall.
5. Konich Teriyaki
Reviewed By narfishi
Enjoyed my lunch because the chicken katsu was so crispy and not greasy at all. Came with usual sides: 2 scoops of rice and iceberg lettuce salad. And if you dine in, there's complimentary self-serve egg drop soup.They were doing a brisk business at lunch which is a good sign of food quality and value. Food was served quickly even at lunch time. Close to Highline Community College.Only suggestion is that it might be time for a thorough wall washing or repaint.
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4. Mizuki Buffet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 154 reviews
Reviewed By Ronald S
Better than most buffets but Feast buffet in Renton is better. Mizuki's Senior dinner buffet on weekdays is $23.49. Feast is $24.29 but Feast is much larger and much more selections to choose from. Here was not bad compared to others but Feast is better. Sushi was substandard-almost bland and no flavor for most. Their prime rib was good and so was their sausage. They had some baked scallops and shrimp that were good and bacon wrapped shrimp. Shumai was OK and they had cold chicken feet in the salad bar. Interesting-tried it. I had eaten them heated in dimsum but never cold. OK and they had warmed up pigs feet that were quite good. Many people seemed interested in their desserts and ice cream. They had snow crab but no crab cracker so I had to ask the waitress for one. Some of the staff seemed to lack English skills and sometimes did not understand what you were asking-young lady at the front desk. I asked her how old is a senior and she did not understand. They were not that busy but waitress was good. Young lady at front desk was on her phone most of the time looking at things.
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3. Masaes Teriyaki
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By LopingianTravels
Having been rebooked due to maintenance issues, an eatery was in order to tide one over. Surrounding the array of hotels near SeaTac airport is an ample array of your typical US fast-food places along international boulevard. Not a block south of the intersection with S 188th street is Masaes Teriyaki. The eatery isn't fancy, and seats, at most, 25 people. It offers an enticing array of dishes. Their gyoza were crispy, flavorfully filled, and accompanied by a gyoza sauce in which the rice wine vinegar, sesame oil, ginger and other ingredients were very well balanced. Their Udon vegetable noodle bowl was as delicate and flavorful, with the rice noodles cooked to perfection. Why spend the same amount for a meal at a fast food place and come away with that typical bloated aftermath, when a short walk away is a gem. Highly recommended.
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2. Sushi Saki
Reviewed By gdeakins
Dinner here was a nice surprise. The menu offerings were much more extensive than expected and included many Japanese offerings in addition to sushi, as well as some Korean options. Not a big fan of the saucing that is used on many sushi plates these days, that aside, the fish used on our sushi was fresh and tasty. The tempura was served hot and crisp, not overly battered or greasy. The chicken katsu was crisp with the chicken remaining moist and sweet, the sauce was bait heavier than I like. The pricing makes their lunches a good bargain, dinners were priced a scochi bit high. Service was friendly and not overly attentive.The ambience was okay, reminds me of places I frequented in Hawaii in the 60's. Would not hesitate to recommend to friends and we will eat there again.
Where to eat Thai food in Des Moines: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. New Tokyo Teriyaki
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By LJBCOOL
I had a huge chicken teriyaki bowl with rice for under $6! There were other great lunch specials and menu options (including spicy teriyaki) in the $7-10 range. Very big servings and really delicious teriyaki. I like the way this restaurant seems to grill the whole chicken breast and then slice it up. If the chicken is cut up before cooking, it just ends up rubbery. Highly recommended for dine in or take out. Either way, order at the counter first.
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