Popular Japanese restaurants in Hong Kong

Hong Kong

When it comes to Japanese cuisine, one will immediately think of sushi and sashimi. But cooking methods such as steaming, frying and grilling are also quite common in the traditional culinary art of this country. Hong Kong has many famous Japanese restaurants for you to choose from, and here are some reliable addresses, which sublimate the cuisine of the country of the rising sun.

Miyazaki Yakiniku

Miyazaki is the largest restaurant in Hong Kong in the style of traditional Japanese yakiniku (grilled dishes that combine the harmony between meat and vegetables to create a healthy and delicious meal, representing a scientific and balanced nutrition helps to increase the average life expectancy of the people of the land of the rising sun). The restaurant is decorated in the familiar Japanese tatami style and serves over 100 grilled meats, sashimi, tempura and desserts. Coming here, you should not miss the restaurant's signature A5 minced beef, diced beef imported from Australia and shrimp from the Indian Ocean. The special thing about Miyazaki is that the dishes are marinated with some unique spices such as honey mustard, rock salt and black pepper.

Address: 639 Nathan Rd, Mong Kok, Hong Kong

Phone: 852 2625 0199

Hours of Operation: Daily,11.00PM-10.00PM

Katsuhachi

With irresistible yakitori sauce and fresh sashimi, this is a familiar address for high-class diners with a passion for Japanese cuisine. Decorated in a traditional Japanese style with wood as the main material, Katsuhachi offers a cozy dining space. You will be amazed at the fresh and chewy Canadian sea urchin dish prepared in the purest way, served with cucumber. If you want a richer dish, don't hesitate, order engawa sushi. Green tea ice cream and melon jelly with sweet, refreshing taste is the best highlight for your journey to discover Japanese cuisine in the land of Port of Fragrance.

Address: 28 Tang Lung St, Bowrington, Hong Kong

Phone: 852 2505 2822

Hours of Operation: Daily,11.00PM-10.00PM

Fujiyama 55

Dipped ramen (also known as Tsukemen), traditional noodles served after being dipped in a bowl of soup orbroth , is a must-try at Fujiyama 55. The restaurant's tsukemen is prepared in its own style. with delicious soup. With simple decor and Nagoya-style furnishings, Fujiyama offers a cozy atmosphere

Address: G/F, South Seas Centre, 75 Mody Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

Phone: 852 2723 7737

Hours of Operation: Daily,12.00 PM-11.00PM

Osaka Richouen

The famous Japanese restaurant chain with more than 30 branches worldwide is present in Hong Kong. The restaurant is noted by gourmets for its delicate combination of flavors of traditional Korean cuisine into Japanese dishes, creating dishes that are all-time favorites. Kimchi is served free of charge with fresh sardines to stimulate the taste buds of diners. There are also kimchi dumplings imported directly from Richouen's factory in Japan with pure, rich flavor.

Address: SHOP 02 G /F 447-449 Lockhart Road, Causeway Bay Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Phone: 852 23362770

Hours of Operation: Daily,12.00 PM-11.00PM

Sum Siu Bar and Grill

Immersing in the artistic atmosphere and enjoying traditional Japanese dishes is the best experience of Sum Siu Bar and Grill. The restaurant has 2 floors, designed in a traditional but simple and intimate Japanese style with artworks by local artists. The ingredients are carefully selected by the chef personally. With spiced skewers including premium American and Australian beef, or Hiroshima's signature grilled oysters and beef tongue, Sum Siu Bar and Grill is a trusted dining venue in Tokyo. Hong Kong.

Address: Causeway Bay, Hong Kong

Phone: 852 2383 8686

Hours of Operation: Daily, 06.00 PM-02.00AM

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Nhà Hàng Sushi Shikon (Sushi Shikon Restaurant)

When it comes to sushi, many people will immediately think of Japan - the birthplace of the world-famous dish. However, few people would expect that in Hong Kong, there is still a restaurant famous for the food of the country "rising sun" and awarded three prestigious Michelin stars. Chef Masahiro Yoshitake's Sushi Shikon is one of the first three Michelin-star sushi restaurants in Hong Kong. Coming here, in addition to experiencing high-class dining, diners also have the opportunity to admire the wonderful performances under the skillful hands of talented chefs to make unique sushi in front of their eyes.