3 Best Japanese Restaurants in Oxnard, CA

“Kabuki Japanese Restaurant is a Japanese chain with a clubby vibe offering sushi, entrees, lunch specials and happy hours. The restaurant is in a fun area of an outdoor mall. The atmosphere is excellent, and they have great outdoor seating. The patio area is beautiful and great for people to watch. Kabuki is decent sushi in a great location. The atmosphere is pleasant, and the staff is speedy and quite friendly. Kabuki Japanese Restaurant is committed to satisfying its guests in an entertaining and welcoming atmosphere with the best quality food, innovative dishes, and excellent service. Curry Rice Bowl is a mix of shiitake mushrooms, broccoli, tomato, and a choice of brown or white rice.”

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“Ozeki Noodle is a compact, flexible option supplying udon or soba noodles, sushi and other traditional Japanese dishes. The restaurant is located at the Esplanade and is inexpensive for lunch or dinner. The restaurant is a hidden gem, serving up a combo of casual street food and homestyle Japanese cooking. The dining area is comfortable and clean. They prepare the food pretty quickly, and their sushi rice clumps together nicely, making it very easy to eat a chicken bowl. Ozeki Noodle also has a variety of udon, unlike other Japanese restaurants. The customers can have a choice of the booth and table seating. Their special combo like tanuki udon, comes with either a small chicken bowl or a small beef bowl.”

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“Suisen Ramen & Sushi is an ramen restaurant with good sushi dishes and has high chairs to accommodate the customers with kids. They also serve beer and wine to customers when they need it. Credit card payments are accepted at Suisen Ramen & Sushi to ensure multiple payment options. Green Onion, Bamboo Chashu, Deep Fried Onion, Deep Fried Garlic, and Fresh Garlic are all used to prepare the delicious Garlic Bomb Ramen. They also have a lot of vegetarian dishes on their menu for vegetarian customers. They provide dine-in, takeout, and outdoor seating available in the restaurant as to customers' preferences.”

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