Yurihana, located in the out-of-the-way Gunbarrel Shopping Center, is one of the best Japanese and pan-Asian grills in Boulder County. With a varied menu including a full sushi bar, noodle bowls, teriyaki, Chinese dumplings, and popular Thai and Vietnamese dishes, there is something to be found for everyone at Yurihana, as long as you don't mind the drive! The restaurant also delivers for free on orders above $15, and catered or private events can be set up with the staff upon request. The prices are high but no more than at other Japanese restaurants in the area. If you're on a budget, though, be sure to check out their happy hour from 4-6p; sushi rolls and other dishes are available for cheap! - Sabrina Zirakzadeh
Sushi Aji
Sushi Aji is dedicated in offering the most memorable dining experience. We use only the freshest and natural ingredients to provide the healthiest food for our customers. With traditional Japan decor, you will not only enjoy your meal but also the authentic ambiance. All the staff in Sushi Aji will greet you with the warmest welcome. We guarantee you with friendly and timely service. Come to experience the best dinner in our fairyland! The owner and all staff will greet you with the warmest welcome, whether you are a regular or first timer. We have made painstaking efforts to create the tidiest and cleanest dining space, and guarantee friendly and timely service.
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Japango
An open dining room provides quiet spaces for romance in this happening restaurant, but most of the action is at the sushi bar. This is definitely one of Boulder's places to be seen. Choose from over 100 sushi and sashimi selections, each one prepared right in front of you. Entrees feature a number of Pacific Rim seafood offerings. Enjoy items like Spicy Seafood Udon or Salmon Teriyaki. Most entrees come with Tamanishiki short grain rice, which rates as the highest quality rice in the world.
Family-owned and locally-owned and operated! Free delivery and open on ALL holidays. Unmatched experience in customer service.
