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Morimoto

The interiors of Morimoto team the effects of light with glass and cutting-edge furniture to create a truly unique ambiance. Apart from the main dining room, you can choose to sit in the lounge at the mezzanine level, or in the Omakase Room. Try the Chef's Choice Menu (a multi-course tasting menu), or go a la carte with dishes like the Rock Shrimp Tempura, and Morimoto Sashimi. For the more adventurous, visit the Raw Bar or the Sushi Bar - you won't be disappointed. Special drinks like Kyuri Martini and Greenterni (grapefruit vodka and green tea syrup) put the perfect spin on your meal, and a wide range of delicious desserts is also available.

Double Knot

Double Knot is a bi-level dining experience that features an upstairs cocktail lounge, alongside a secret underground izakaya offering sushi, robatayaki, and a combination of small & large tapas-style dining options.

Bleu Sushi

Located in the heart of the City of Brotherly Love, Bleu Sushi brings the rich culinary arts of Japan right to Center City, Philadelphia. Recognized as being a premier BYOB restaurant with the best sushi in Philly, Bleu Sushi gives a fresh take on Japanese cuisine. No wonder customers everywhere have deemed Bleu Sushi the best sushi in town. Furthermore, during this pandemic, we are exercising our business with the utmost concern for our customers and employees. That's why we have hired BLEU-BOT. Our robotic arm which specializes in contact-less pickup. When you order take-outs from our establishment, BLEU BOT will handle the meal bags and bring out our delicious dishes right to your hands.

Terakawa Ramen

Terakawa Ramen is the restaurant to be at for exceptional ramen. This Japanese restaurant is ranked as one of the best places in Philadelphia for ramen, and hence this place is normally overcrowded. They serve scrumptious ramen at an affordable price and with good quantity as well. The service here is prompt with friendly staff. They also serve vegetarian versions of their acclaimed ramen. Their menu showcases dishes like ramen of variations both vegetarian as well as non-vegetarian, curry platters, don buri as well as a few appetizers. They also have a special menu for different occasions.

Royal Sushi & Izakaya

If you have not got the opportunity of savoring Japanese fare in a while, head to Royal Sushi & Izakaya on South 2nd Street and reignite your love for the cuisine. The chef truly puts on a culinary show at the counter where food is served to guests. The menu contains dishes such as Shogayaki, Chicken Scallion and Bacon Asparagus. The sushi and sashimi served here are expertly presented with an array of fine dressings, making some fine visual treats. You can also pair your meals with traditional Japanese drinks: beer, sake and shochu.

Hikari Sushi

Hikari Sushi, one of the oldest establishments on Liberty Walk, is now under new management. The restaurant's identity has been completely revamped to coincide with the vibrant, modern and hip atmosphere of the rapidly-growing neighborhood of Northern Liberties.

Sakana Omakasè Sushi

Serving authentic Sushi and Omakase style tasting menu, the Sakana is known for being Philly's first Omakase restaurant. With the minimalist, wooden decor, the restaurant adheres to the Japanese vibe not only with the cuisine but also the ambiance. Offering Japanese culinary delights at a reasonable price, the menu comprises of a la carte Nigiri Sushi in King Salmon, Eel, Urchin, Foie Gras etc. The three different types of Omakase tasting menu are a must-try to get a genuine Japanese culinary experience. The Sakana Omakase offers 21 course menu and is a highlight of the restaurant. Taste the finest selections from the Chef and have a delightful meal at Sakana. 

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