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Where to eat Japanese food in Layton: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Japanese restaurants to try in Layton. Layton is a city in Davis County, Utah, United States. It is part of the Ogden-Clearfield Metropolitan Statistical Area. As of the 2010 census, the city had a population of 67,311, rising to an estimated 72,231 by 2014. Layton is the most populous city in Davis County, and the ninth most populous in Utah.
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7. Noodles & Company
Overall Ratings
3 based on 21 reviews
Come by your local Noodles & Company at 748 West Antelope Drive, , Layton where its globally inspired dishes including noodles, soups and salads, come together to create a World Kitchen.
Reviewed By beachbird123
My first visit and it was really good. There are all kinds of options that are a great change from burgers& fries. The price is not that much higher but the ingredients are fresh and not fried. They offer two sizes of bowls, regular and small and I really think next time I will get the small. The have vegetarian and gluten free choices. They have oriental, Indonesian and Italian and all-American mac & cheese (which did look really yummy. They also offer a great variety of salads and soup. You can add shrimp, beef or chicken (grilled or fried). I had the Japanese pan noodles with the shrimp and it was really good. Two others in our party had the Cavateppi and my hubby had the Mediterranean salad with grilled chicken. Another person had the buttered noodles. Everyone loved their meal. We would definitely go back. It is also conveniently located near hotels, the conference center, the base and the mall.
6. Tobiko
Reviewed By lilhouseinthewoods
We had family in town and wanted sushi, so we gave this place a try. They advertise 50% off sushi and their menu prices did reflect a discount compared to what we have paid in the past. My son got the all-you-can-eat and ordered his various sushi choices from the table. Even though he stopped at three rolls, it turned out to be a good value at $17. The rest of us ordered our own individual sushi rolls and an avocado salad and edamame for appetizers. The salad was standard iceberg lettuce, but they were generous with the avo slices and the dressing was delicious. I really enjoyed the Las Vegas roll. The wait staff was friendly and attentive. I would definitely go back for the sushi.
5. Osaka Japan Grille
Reviewed By Traveling_Tendy
I was hungry and I love Japanese food. This food court restaurant serves food that tastes like food served from a food court restaurant, so you should not be expecting anything different. I ordered the Teriyaki chicken and rice. The chicken was questionable, and the rice was okay. It wasn't a bad experience, but I will likely not eat here again any time soon.
4. Asian Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By WonderWoman1975
Asian Bistro is the "Champagne/Trendy" version of Asian Buffet on Hillfield (same family). Sushi items are 50% off, daily and the lunch menu is a steal! ($4.99 for tasty, rotating lunch dishes or two sushi rolls and soup). I found myself going several times a week for their Boston and Chicken Tempura rolls. I haven't tried it yet, but you can do an All-You-Can-Eat Sushi dinner for about twenty dollars. There are stipulations, but I'm sure it would be worth the treat. Be sure to try their fried rice. It's the best I've had anywhere.
Where to eat American food in Layton: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. Asian Buffet
Overall Ratings
3 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By 341freddyb
Experienced "reservations" about buffets in general and more resistance about eating there at first. However, upon entering you immediately know through your senses that all will be well at least and perhaps exceeding expectations. The "Seafood" items were more than plentiful to choose from as was the cuisine typically Chinese. The price was pleasantly low for the quality and the service commensurate with higher end entities. This restaurant was an eye opener and I will surely look forward to many more dinners there in the coming months. Try it, you'll not be disappointed P/S They have American dishes for those wanting more variety.
2. Tony's Grill and Sushi Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By 1Ray
We have eaten here several times over the last several years. Yes, the menu could be a bit confusing in that it says "included" for several items, but that does not mean they waste food by automatically putting it out. You have to ask for it just like you do for the rolls and nigari (have seen other all you can eat places that do the same in other states). Not a reason to down check a place when you just had to ask.Daughter, wife and me for daughter's B-day lunch, Wednesday at 11:30 AM. Wife had the shrimp bento box for about $13, daughter and I had the AYCES for $15 each. I took half a dot off because there is a better sushi place within 10 miles, but it is not all you can eat, more expensive, and I think Tony's is a bit friendlier. I took another half dot off because the rolls (lunch menu) are semi-repetitive compared to another location about five miles away (all you can eat) but Tony's is cleaner and has better quality control. Over all I rate Tony's (for lunch) at 4.5. Reading some other reviews on other sites, if you do eat here, realize that the term SUSHI comes from one of the main ingredients, cooked vinegared rice or sushi-meshi. If you just want the toppings, then you need to order SASHIMI, which is a LOT more expensive.Overall our rolls, soup, and nigari were very good, the vegetable tempura was above average, and the crab rangoon was good too. The wife liked her bento box, but had to give us some of her stuff because she could not eat it all.The wait staff was one older Asian and one young Anglo, both were good at keeping us up to date and eating. There were tables of one single, two, seven, and four, plus our three and it looked like we were all kept satisfied.Value, that is very subjective. It has been some time since I ate AYCES elsewhere, so I may be a bit off (especially with the economy issues), but I would say 4.5 rounded down.When I want to sushi out, this is my first choice in the Layton, Utah area.Oh, and I marked "Is this one of the best meals you've ever had in a restaurant?" as no. The best AYCES (with many other American and Asian items) was a semi-true Japanese style all you could eat restaurant in Escondido, California back in 2002 (since closed). THAT was a top of the line place ($35 if I recall)! Was stuffed for two days, yummmmie.
Utah, United States Food Guide: 4 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Layton
1. Osaka Japanese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By melissadavislusk
There are only a couple of really great sushi places in Davis/Weber county and this is one of them. We try to go over on half price Tuesdays.
