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Where to eat Japanese food in Dusseldorf: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Japanese restaurants to try in Dusseldorf. The capital of North Rhine-Westphalia, Dusseldorf is a regional economic powerhouse straddling the banks of the Rhine River. Altstadt is not just Dusseldorf's lovely old town, but also where the city's nightlife is based and where Altbier, its native dark beer, is plentiful. Dusselforfians take their beer seriously. Königsallee (Ko to the locals), Dusseldorf's famous shopping street, has many high-end stores. And the Museum Kunst Palast has one of the Rhineland's best art collections.
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10. Kikaku
Overall Ratings
4 based on 272 reviews
Reviewed By alexandru g
This place looks very authentic,I sat at the bar, I like to see them work that sushi :), it was fast serving,ok prices (25 euro for a 12 pieces), the staff hat time to chat and smile even though they were full.
9. DOX Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 426 reviews
At DOX Restaurant there is a place for everyone. Choose from a romantic table for two, the exclusive chef's table for up to 20 people, or our private dining area. Make it your night at DOX restaurant, where we create the perfect ambience, whether it's an
Reviewed By adfdub
Nice location and view over the water but the restaurant is typical of such a hotel - bordering on a little soulless. Tables well spaced. Food generally good but a tad hit and miss, dessert was really good. Service for the most part was attentive and friendly. Parking onsite was easy and relatively inexpensive.Dearest Guest,Thank you very much for your recent visit and your feedback.We are currently renovating some parts of our DOX Restaurant with a new carpet and hope therefore you will find it more cozy and inviting next time.Looking forward to be your host again hopefully very soon I remain,With kind regards,Eike TeuberDOX Restaurant Manager
8. Yabase
Overall Ratings
4 based on 474 reviews
Reviewed By ckgoh1965
A reservation is a MUST. And if you going in a weekend, please make your reservations in advance. Yabase Has to be the best Japanese restaurant in Düsseldorf! The sashimi is fresh, the rice is soft and easy to swallow. A must try for all their dishes! And order the Riesling for the best pairing.
7. DEN Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Den means home and legendary in Japanese. A place where we make visitors feel as comfortable as possible. Exceeding expectations that are unforgettable, is our commitment. Den is born from the energy and spirit of these two values. Enjoy the Japanese insp
Reviewed By jgbos77
While looking for a sushi place for a team dinner, I came across Den through other TripAdvisor reviews. Although the number of reviews was limited because of the fact that Den opened just recently, they were so positive I wanted to check this restaurant out for myself.And I can tell you...we were not disappointed at all! Truly fresh sashimi, very tasteful sushi (the Surf and Turf was my favorite - definitely try that!) and amazingly succulent teppanyaki salmon and beef!On top of that, it's a really nice and modern interior, friendly staff, and good sake that complements the food to top it all off.In short definitely a place I would recommend and I will most certainly come back here whenever I'm in Düsseldorf.
6. Kushi-Tei Of Tokyo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 489 reviews
Reviewed By vogelsv
We had lunch here during a trip with friends to Dusseldorf and the food was quite authentic. We have been to Japan several times and it is not exactly the same quality but is a lot better than a lot of "Japanese" restaurants abroad.The place was crowded and the clientele was a nice mixture of locals, tourist and Japanese.Some of the staff were Japanese and all dishes we had were tasty and came close to the food we ate in Japan. The unagi was quite good and Asahi beer is served on tap. Sometimes this is enough to be happy :)
5. Takumi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 938 reviews
Reviewed By GuyCau
Maybe it's because I'm less familiar with Japanese food but my experience is not that superlative.The staff is friendly, there is a lot of people in this restaurant...so...It means that it must be good.But my ramen existed with chicken but with a lot of fat instead of chicken.So I expected something more quality.
4. Naniwa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 854 reviews
Reviewed By memory-hunters
We visited on a Saturday afternoon and had to queue about 45min. Unfortunately a waste of time in terms of ramen. Yes, portions are big. If thatâs all you care about you found the right place. We cannot understand the hype.They are unfortunately not at all organized like restaurants usually are in Japan. Most of the time we spent waiting 2-6 spots at the counter were left free although plenty of people were waiting. I asked why and the waiter told me he doesnât know. Later I asked him what kind of of dipping sauce they use for the gyoza. He didnât know either. Once seated we had gyoza (good, but the pan fried side wasnât cross enough), shyo ramen and miso ramen. Shyo ramen broth was too meaty. Miso ramen was a total disaster and tasted like no ramen weâve ever tried anywhere before, including Japan. The noodles were way too hard. The meat slices were too thick and of very poor quality. In general the list of ingredients is poor. The ramen only comes with onions, spring onions and meat. For that itâs also too expensive.
3. Vivu - Der Asiate
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
Leckereien aus Asien! Die asiatische Küche ist geprägt durch eine Vielfalt an frischen Zutaten und ihre vitaminschonende Zubereitung. Mit harmonischen Kompositionen bietet Vivu eine stetig wechselnde Auswahl an leckeren Kreationen aus ganz Asien.
Reviewed By erwink813
We had dinner here with a group of 6 and everybody was surprised about the quality and the taste of the food!! The service our group got was amazing, couldn't be better. The wine suggestion from our waiter was also fantastic and it was just 20 euros per bottle! Next time one of us will visit Dusseldorf we will definitely be back. One tip, make a reservation we did it as well and as we entered it didnt seem necessary but after one hour the restaurant was completely full (also with a lot of Asians, so it must be good!!).
2. Nagaya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 339 reviews
Reviewed By Bernixx
A really good experience of food and service. Ripoff prices....Sushi and Sashimi are way apart from a great Micherlin Star experience..its just ordinary Japanese food! Whý so expensive? Boring! Where does this hipe come from? For a Michelin Star, I am ready for something new! Creative! I did not find that at that evening. The service was okay, but nobody had any idea about the wines...how could You get a Michelin Star?
1. DEN Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Den means home and legendary in Japanese. A place where we make visitors feel as comfortable as possible. Exceeding expectations that are unforgettable, is our commitment. Den is born from the energy and spirit of these two values. Enjoy the Japanese insp
Reviewed By jgbos77
While looking for a sushi place for a team dinner, I came across Den through other TripAdvisor reviews. Although the number of reviews was limited because of the fact that Den opened just recently, they were so positive I wanted to check this restaurant out for myself.And I can tell you...we were not disappointed at all! Truly fresh sashimi, very tasteful sushi (the Surf and Turf was my favorite - definitely try that!) and amazingly succulent teppanyaki salmon and beef!On top of that, it's a really nice and modern interior, friendly staff, and good sake that complements the food to top it all off.In short definitely a place I would recommend and I will most certainly come back here whenever I'm in Düsseldorf.
