4 Best Creative Japanese Restaurants In Bayamón

4 restaurants available nearby

1. Kaiju Noodle Bar

4.6

Exceptional(567)

Price: Expensive

• Creative japanese • Miramar

Booked 24 times today

Kaiju Noodle Bar, nestled in the heart of Miramar, San Juan, offers an unforgettable Asian dining experience that brings a vibrant Tokyo underbelly vibe to life. Known for its "amazing ramen experience," the restaurant prides itself on serving authentic, upscale Japanese dishes crafted from the freshest ingredients. Guests rave about the "rich and flavorful" broth and the perfectly al dente noodles. The neon-lit ambiance, paired with Victorian furniture, creates a unique and cozy setting, while the attentive staff ensures a stellar dining experience. Whether you're in the mood for handmade dumplings or a savory ramen bowl, Kaiju Noodle Bar promises an exciting culinary journey.

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2. Mutuo- Sabor Nikkei

4.7

Exceptional(57)

Price: Expensive

• Creative japanese • San Juan

Booked 7 times today

Mutuo- Sabor Nikkei in San Juan offers an exquisite blend of Peruvian and Japanese flavors, making it a standout destination for Nikkei cuisine lovers. The restaurant “perfectly blends bold flavors and sophisticated techniques,” as noted by enthusiastic diners. With dishes like the Lomo Saltado and Ceviche Coco Paltiado receiving rave reviews, patrons are treated to an authentic taste of Peruvian cuisine enhanced by Japanese influence. The restaurant's attention to detail and innovation is evident in every dish, providing a “10/10 experience.” Mutuo's elegant ambiance and attentive service elevate the dining experience, ensuring a memorable visit for all who seek true culinary fusion.

3. Godai by Sakana

4.6

Exceptional(3)

Price: Very Expensive

• Creative japanese • Condado

Booked 10 times today

Godai by Sakana is located in the heart of San Juan. What started as a Omakase Speakeasy in a janitorial Closet in San Jose Building, quickly became one of the most sought after restaurant with only 6 seats and a waiting list of 6+ months.Godai represents our three concepts in one building living in harmony to provide the best dinning experience in Puerto Rico and the Caribean. It sits at the base of a typical Puerto Rican House/Building turned into a Restaurant on the corner of Calle del Parque and calle Finlay, Santurce.The restaurant has been owned by Chefs Cesar Vega and Chef Daysi since opening it’s first location in 2021 and during that time it has evolved considerably, both in food and in experiences.Chef Cesar’s tasting menu consists of Japanese inspired Omakase courses.Guest can now also visit the Godai by Sakana Restaurant for Chef Cesar’s Dining Experience with both abbreviated versions of Chef’s Cesar tasting menu and new menu to pair with champagne or sake.

4. Sensory

new

3.0

Good(0)

Price: Expensive

• Creative japanese • Santurce

Booked 2 times today

SENSORY is a concept, aiming to transport guests on a culinary journey through the shores of the Mediterranean and Japan, while creating a visionary expression of flavorful MediterrAsian cuisine & more. Located in the heart of Santurce Puerto Rico, Sensory is a transportive venue bringing an elevated dining experience and pleasure together with a magical, glamorous, and vibrant atmosphere, seamlessly merging into one unique experience.Embracing the effortless beauty of the five elements; Sensory offers a unique experience that awakens all of the senses, through refined taste, bespoke mixology, transporting ethnic sounds and an unparalleled ambiance.COMING SOON!

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4 restaurants available nearby

1. Kaiju Noodle Bar

2. Mutuo- Sabor Nikkei

3. Godai by Sakana

4. Sensory

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