3 Best Japanese Restaurants in Chattanooga, TN

“Fuji Steak & Sushi has a stylish interior, attentive service, and a harmonious atmosphere. Indoor dining is known for its teppanyaki-style grills with the skills of their master chefs as they prepare a wide range of fresh ingredients right at your table. This restaurant can accommodate large parties, Office Meetings, or any special events with a customizable menu for the guests. The menu consists of Appetizers, Soups, lunch & dinner menus, desserts, and beverages with a lot of variety that's able to accommodate many dietary needs, such as low-carb and vegetarian options. Outdoor dining has vast space for guests to dine in, then Online delivery, curbside pickup, and parking lot services are present in this restaurant. Fuji Steak & Sushi serves happy hour food, great cocktails, and vegan dishes.”

“Two Ten Jack is an izakaya influenced by Japanese-style food incorporating fresh, Southern ingredients. This restaurant offers a low-light atmosphere with a comfortable environment. The customers can experience the real izakaya experience as an urban gathering spot for the community where local and Japanese cultures can come together. The flavors of dishes in Two Ten Jack are delicious, Gluten-free, and marvelously branded. Reservations for parties of 7 or more or special event requests and Online Orders are taken. The guests can try the yakitori box, vegetable box, Ramen, spicy crab garlic noodles & tori paitan shoyu. The restaurant serves happy hour food, has a private dining room, and offers vegetarian dishes.”

“Attack of the Tatsu is inspired by the founders' adventures in Japan and their passion for Japanese food culture. James Heeley and Daniel Starkey are excited to bring their very own Izakaya and Ramen shop to Chattanooga, to reflect their long-standing love for Japanese cuisine and culture. The menu focuses on some of their favorite dishes from Izakayas and Ramen shops. They also offer an extensive menu of craft cocktails and Japanese beer. If you enjoy Sake or Japanese whisky, be sure to visit their hidden Izakaya in the back. The restaurant also provides outdoor seating for a more relaxed dining experience.”