The best Japanese restaurants Italy

A quality Japanese restaurant and at the same time a pastry shop, here is Basara's formula which combines Japanese pastry with sushi. A successful recipe with oriental delicacies such as tender daifuku (sweet dumplings with red beans, chocolate...), small and colourful nerikiri made from white bean paste, but also individual portions of green tea or black sesame tiramisù. Innovative, the possibility of having a "sushi" aperitif, where nighiri, hosomaki and sushi rolls accompany beer, cocktail or a glass of wine.

Located on the outskirts of the new city, Taiki Sushi offers, as its name suggests, Japanese cuisine. The restaurant fills up every evening, so don't forget to book! In a young and lively atmosphere, people come here to enjoy sushi and makis prepared in front of you, seafood ramens and tempuras, or simply to have a drink to breathe the atmosphere of the place. It is also the occasion to taste a Japanese or Italian beer. For a change from the local cuisine! You can order your takeaway meals online.

The Oltrarno is also eclectic at the table! The proof is in the pudding at this address, run since 1998 by Italian chefs with a passion for Japanese gastronomy. It takes advantage of the proximity of the sea to play with the recipes, the freshness of the fish often guaranteeing the success of the culinary magic potion they have concocted. The desserts, all homemade, are also a pleasant surprise. With its neat design and clean lines, the restaurant attracts Florentine customers who like to dress up and enjoy themselves around a table.

Whether you like ramen, gyozas or sushi or not, you are bound to be won over by the unique atmosphere of this restaurant which immediately transports us to the Land of the Rising Sun. The window display is very original, decorated with manga heroes, while the interior design is almost ritualized, from the choice of placemats to the display units, including the signs and the choice of lighting. The dishes are good, generous and served in containers that complete our discovery of Ichiban.

It is sometimes difficult to find a good place to eat ramen in Rome, but Hokusai Ramen is one! The menu offers classic ramen, the miso ones have been tested and approved! The gyozas are also tasty and allow you to wait for your dish. As for drinks, there is a nice selection from Japan (sake, craft beer, whisky...). The room of the restaurant is warm and welcoming. It is a good address to warm up with ramen when the temperatures become cooler.