Sushi Asa
If you're not particularly craving Southern cuisine, consider visiting Sushi Masa in East Greenville for lunch or dinner. Serving ramen, sashimi, sushi and rice bowls in a traditional Japanese atmosphere, diners might just forget that they're in South Carolina. A much more extensive menu along with Japanese spirits and wine are available in the evening. Stop by Tanpopo, the market next door, for some Japanese groceries and snacks. With limited seating, consider making reservations on Friday nights.
Irashiai specializes in Japanese-American fusion as well as traditional Japanese dishes (Oknomi Yaki, Salmon Ochazuke, Nabemono Pots, Chirashi, Shabu-Shabu and much more) All of our dishes are made fresh, so let us know what you like and we can make it! We have a large selection on our menu, something for every taste. We also do catering and private events.
Tsunami fulfills the needs of Greenville residents who seek sushi and specialties with a Japanese flavor. The sushi menus feature handmade rolls and nigiri (single piece sushi) as well as some very fat specialty rolls. If raw fish isn't your deal, then the tempura, hibachi and noodle entrees will satisfy even the most finicky diner. One of the best days to come in is Tuesday, when some rolls are priced very reasonably.
TakoSushi
Rustic New Mexico style dishes along with Asian cuisine. We are not a fusion concept, just two styles under the same roof!
O-Ku
O-Ku brings a high-end point of precision to sushi. Our menu focuses on new seafood and classic Japanese dishes, as well as classic and avant-garde sushi and artistic cocktails.
Closed now
