3 Best Japanese Restaurants in Corpus Christi, TX

“Takeniwa serves modern, floral-accented Japanese with sushi bar, hibachi grill and Chinese dishes. They have got a growing menu and there is plenty for everyone. Takeniwa offers fresh seafood, friendly workers, and delicious cuisine. They launched their new and enhanced authentic Chinese menu. The server is polite with the menu and supportive. The lounge dining area and trendy high-top sushi bar make it the ideal place for every event. They invite your friends and family for a fun-filled dining experience that will leave your taste buds coming back for more. Their filet mignon & lobster tails cooked to perfection along with an excellent hibachi show made for a wonderful evening.”

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“Mikoto Ramen is a cozy, casual standby for Japanese cooked food, including ramen and teriyaki dishes. The atmosphere is cute and cozy, and there are so many options to choose from. Mikoto Ramen is the only authentic Japanese restaurant owned and operated in Corpus Christi. All lunches served with soup or salad and fried or steamed rice. There are several types of ramen, with different ingredients and spicy varieties, and they all remind you of Japan. Their Miso Pork Paitan includes signature pork broth, miso, pork char siu, scallion, bean sprout, seasoned egg, bamboo, kikurage, ginger, and wavy noodles.”

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“Yoshi Japanese Cuisine serves sushi and Japanese kitchen entrees in a small, pastel-painted setting with dark woods. The restaurant is a great place to meet and catch up with friends. Yoshi Zushi Japanese Cuisine is a family-owned business that has served the freshest culinary fare to the Coastal Bend for nearly a decade. The restaurant offers pan-Asian cuisine, including Chinese, Japanese, and Korean entrees. Their sushi menu is unique, with elevated dishes. Their private room and staff are here to make your event perfect. You can come to enjoy their extensive and innovative sushi menu as well as their full bar. You can enjoy drink specials every day from 5-7 p.m. for a happy hour.”

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