7 Best Japanese Restaurants near Charlestown

“Classic Yamato restaurant if you have been to one before this is pretty much the same. Sushi is good and so is the food. Service is usually prompt and I haven't really had to wait very long. I love Yamato they pop up in smaller towns and give a variety to the regular fast food joints that you usually only would get in a small town. The building is an old Pizza Hut that I used to go to every weekend as a kid so even though it's not a Pizza Hut I still get all the feels and memories from my childhood.“

“I think 4 is perfect for this place… it seems to be family owned and the man with glasses who is the waiter was incredibly kind and helpful… it was clean and comfortable. The sushi is good, especially for Louisville… again a solid 4… prices were very reasonable and good sake choices. Seems like most people were getting takeout and eating inside it was easy to get a seat on a Friday night.“

“Delicious nicely priced quality food! Wonderful staff ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“

“Amazing food i had the salmon lovers sushi and it was AMAZING“

“best food money can buy and the owner is a great guy !“

“I had hoped the menu had also regular meals, but others than chicken fried rice, it's pretty much all sushi. We had the yum yum roll, it wasn't very firm, slices very uneven, but the flavor was good. We split a chicken fried rice and hubby also had miso soup. The service was good, was hard to get closed out so we could leave. I would come back if in the mood for sushi.“

“Not as great as my previous (pre-COVID) visit. However, the food was still good. Seemed a little short staffed.Vegetarian options: There are many sushi rolls that are vegetarian and you can order a vegetarian hibachi option as well. The soup & salad that come with the meal are very good and vegetarian.Dietary restrictions: If you are very clear about your restrictions, they can accommodate most issues. However, if anyone has life threatening seafood allergies, I would not eat there.Kid-friendliness: Kids would generally love the show the hibachi grill offers but the games can be scary and it would depend on how patient they are about getting their food.Wheelchair accessibility: The hibachi tables would be a little difficult for a wheeler chair but I’m sure they would accommodate to the best they could and still allow for other people to be able to get in/out of their seats.“