The best Japanese restaurants Himalaya

Since the Covid, it seems that all the good Japanese restaurants in the Indian capital have retreated to Gurugram. As a result, Kofuku is Delhi's best option for sushi, tempura and katsudon lovers. Tucked away on the first floor of the Ansal Plaza mall, Kofuku's dining room boasts all the hallmarks of a Japanese restaurant: a sushi bar, small private lounges with low tables hidden behind bamboo panels. The cuisine is quite convincing, and the flavors respected. The à la carte menu offers a complete range of dishes to delight the palate.

This is Kathmandu's refined Japanese restaurant, located in the chic Lazimpat district of the Ambassador Hotel. The sushi bar in particular is stocked with ultra-fresh fish cut into delightful makis, nigiris, sashimis, rolls and more. But there are other Japanese specialties on the menu that would be a shame to miss. Baked fish, tempura, teppan yaki (a kind of Japanese plancha) and many other delicious and authentic dishes. The chefs officiate from behind their open kitchen in a sober Japanese setting.

Fed up with Nepalese, Western and Chinese Thamel dishes? Here is a Japanese restaurant that will be appreciated by your wallet for its very reasonable prices and will delight your taste buds with exquisite preparations. The raw fish will of course have been frozen and with the power cuts in Kathmandu, you may not take the risk of enjoying the salmon and tuna sushi, makis and nigiris. Mackerel, on the other hand, is fresh. As for the soups, gyoza and other bentos, it's divine! We recommend.