Below is a list of the top and leading Japanese Restaurants in Hamilton. To help you find the best Japanese Restaurants located near you in Hamilton, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.
Hamilton’s Best Japanese Restaurants:
The top rated Japanese Restaurants in Hamilton are:
- Edo Japanese Restaurant – handmade treats from fresh ingredients
- Kobe Sushi – irresistible flavours of local products
- St Pierre’s Sushi – serves authentic Japanese cuisines
- Japanese Restaurant Tatsuta – promotes a relaxed and casual dining experience
- Daikoku Hamilton – meats and veggies cooked in front of the diners
Edo Japanese Restaurant
Edo Japanese Restaurant operates in Hamilton, New Zealand promoting the special delicacies of Japan. They are based in the middle of Hamilton city specializing in ramen, donburi, and udon. Interiors and elements of the restaurant scream relaxation and comfort which is perfectly complemented by their expertly prepared meals. The menu includes 30 handmade dishes patterned after native Japanese recipes. Their kitchen team is headed by their executive chef, Mr Hiroshi Hayashi who has more than 10 years of Japanese cuisine experience.
Products/Services:
Appetizers, Salad, Tempura, Sashimi, Deep Fried Dishes, Ramen Noodle, Udon Noodle, Fried Noodle, Donburi, Japanese Curry, Dumpling, Grilled Dishes, Steak, Desserts, Juicy ‘n’ Tea, Sushi, Wagyu Sukiyaki Course, (Japanese Style Hot Pot)
LOCATION:
Address: 711 Victoria Street, CBD, Hamilton 3204
Phone: (478) 393-919
Website: www.edo.co.nz
REVIEWS:
“We arrived at this restaurant for lunch. we heard about this place from many people. Well, it was winning. we were warmly welcomed by the staff members and we felt good. The meal was yummy. We enjoyed every moment and we shall definitely come back again. Keep it up.” –Waterson Joshua
Kobe Sushi
Kobe Sushi offers an affordable sushi menu to the Hamilton community of New Zealand. Their sushi offerings of more than 30 flavours are priced at only $1.20 each. The Japanese restaurant is at the Ward Street of Hamilton Central. They carefully select each ingredient to be used. All must be sourced from trusted local vendors. The fresh local produce is prepared by the kitchen staff making sure to retain its natural flavours. They recently introduced a whole new sushi menu that combines Japanese cuisine and New Zealand flavours.
Products/Services:
Sushi Roll – Chicken, Sushi Roll – Vege, Sushi Roll – Seafood, Bento, Donburi, Udon, Ramen, Kiwi Fried Sushi & Snacks
LOCATION:
Address: 73 Ward Street, Hamilton Central, Hamilton 3204
Phone: (478) 380-863
Website: www.kobesushi.co.nz
REVIEWS:
“Donburi here is really good! Thoroughly enjoyed it, alongside a couple of pieces of their sushi. The sushi content to rice ratio was good (they didn’t just give you a tiny bit of meat and way too much rice).” –Theo
St Pierre’s Sushi
St Pierre’s Sushi in Hamilton shares the inspiring story behind their success. The timeline which started in 1984 is made available to the public at their online site. In 1984 three brothers passionate about food established their first seafood and deli store in the capital city of New Zealand. As the years passed, they slowly introduced Japanese cuisines to the dining public while also extending their operations to other regions. Sushi was introduced in 1992, 2001 for bento, 2002 for the miso soup and 2003 was the year the chicken teriyaki menu was launched.
Products/Services:
Bento, Miso Soup, Sushi, Chicken Teriyaki
LOCATION:
Address: Unit 5B/61/63 Ulster Street, Whitiora, Hamilton 3200
Phone: (478) 393-117
Website: www.stpierres.co.nz
REVIEWS:
“Always awesome service and food here. They have a huge vegetarian and vegan range and it’s almost always made fresh. The team are super helpful and friendly.” –Megan Wood
Japanese Restaurant Tatsuta
Japanese Restaurant Tatsuta is located at Victoria Street in Hamilton. The eatery is owned and managed by a Japanese chef who specializes in informal dining experience also known as Izakaya. They strive to strengthen bonds between families and friends through a relaxed atmosphere where the aroma of delectable Japanese dishes dominates the air. Their extensive menu features Japanese curry, udon, sashimi, nigiri sushi, teriyaki, karaage and tempura. Side dishes include edamame, takoyaki, lotus root chips, beef tataki and agedashi tofu.
Products/Services:
Japanese Vegetable Curry, Udon Noodle, Sashimi Plate, Sushi Roll, Deluxe Set, Teriyaki, Ginger Pork, Panko Cutlet, Karaage, Chicken Nanban, Tempura
LOCATION:
Address: 161A Victoria Street, Hamilton Central, Hamilton 3204
Phone: (478) 383-085
Website: www.facebook.com/TatsutaJapaneseRestaurant
REVIEWS:
“Delicious, great value and service. seating space is generous and also Best Japanese beer I’ve ever had. Separate vegetarian menu available. Going back for sure.” –Andrew Simmonds
Daikoku Hamilton
Daikoku Hamilton was opened to the public in 1989 and is the pioneering ramen and teppanyaki restaurant in New Zealand. The Japanese restaurant presents an enjoyable dining experience featuring dishes made from teppanyaki. Diners get to witness how their orders are prepared on a sizzling cooker which includes mouth-watering steaks filled with luscious flavours. Dishes can be either classic or contemporary Japanese cuisine like ramen, sashimi, and sushi. Daikoku also serves sake, karaage, tempura, takoyaki, sashimi and udon at an affordable price.
Products/Services:
Teppanyaki Dinner, Teppanyaki Lunch, Kids Meal, Drinks, Group Function, Early Bird, Monthly Special
LOCATION:
Address: 65 Bryce Street, CentrePlace, Hamilton 3204
Phone: (478) 383-878
Website: www.daikoku.co.nz
REVIEWS:
“Absolutely fabulous, nice clean restaurant, friendly, smiling, happy staff. I had always been nervous to try the teppanyaki menu (where they cook right in front of you) but it was fun, entertaining and the food was delicious, you can always just order from the kitchen and sit on the other side of the restaurant instead if you prefer. Teppanyaki was a great experience and good value and fun for money. So glad we tried it out and will definitely be back. Thank you so much.” –Rose Allan
