3 Best Japanese Restaurants in Albuquerque, NM

“O Ramen and Curry House is a rustic-chic eatery serving hearty Japanese ramen soups with various broths and curry dishes. The open kitchen and proximity seating ambiance at the 35-seat restaurant are contemporary and traditional. The staff is pleasant and knowledgeable about the entire menu. They serve delicious food and offer vegetarian and gluten-free options. They also have delicious green tea mochi ice cream to cleanse your palate after a large bowl of spicy ramen. Their chicken ramen features a savory chicken broth that has been prepared and simmered for 12 hours and a full-bodied and satisfying panko fried chicken breast. In addition to ramen, they also offer a wide selection of beer and sake. You can make your Ramen 1 to 5 on their spicy scale. They provide free Wi-Fi connections and a television in the restaurant to provide good entertainment. Beer and wine are offered exclusively to the customers.”

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“Hibachi One offers authentic and delicious-tasting Japanese cuisine with a full hibachi menu and fresh sushi. Their restaurant is known for its diverse flavors and high-quality fresh ingredients. Hibachi One is a tableside hibachi grill with an extensive menu of sushi & Japanese plates in a modern, lively setting. They have a hibachi grill and professional chefs. Their hibachi chefs perform tricks and provide a variety of sushi. Hibachi One's convenient location and affordable prices make their restaurant a natural choice for dine-in and take-out meals in the Albuquerque community. They ensure a safe and engaging dining experience through their sushi masters. There are dishes made from fresh ingredients and vibrant fusions. There are plenty of appetizers and house specials to choose from. They have a kids' menu for the little customers and offer vegan dishes to the customers. They are wheelchair accessible and have a television in the restaurant.”

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“Naruto is an array of Japanese ramen noodle soups & Asian fare in a modern setting with bar seating. They are the small ramen shop in Central, just east of the University, across from UNM. The restaurant's interior is small and suitable for couples or small parties. They also serve miso and shoyu ramen, which are made with special soy sauce and miso imported directly from Japan. Each entree here is carefully matched with unique flavors that blend to make an excellent bowl of ramen. They serve authentic Japanese ramen, tapas, beer, and sake. There is meter parking available on the street. They have high chairs for the kids and serve vegan dishes to the customers.”

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