Ottawa Japanese Restaurants

In the heart of the Business District, near the Parliament Buildings and National Art Centre, Edoko is perfect for a either a lunch time retreat or an entertaining diner. The first Dining Area on the right is called The Teppanyaki Dining Room. This is where the chef entertains and cooks for you. Each of the 5 tables is built around the grills; they can comfortably seat 8 to 13people. There is one Tatami Room, a private room for up to 6 people. You will sit low to the floor and must take off your shoes before entering this traditional Japanese room. The second Dining Room and Sushi Bar is full service and offers Appetizers, Sushi and Teppan meals but without the show. Reservations are recommended please call.

A high-quality Asian Fusion Sushi Restaurant in the Byward Market, this find will continue to set the trend for others to follow. Chef Zab Vanderhyden's mouthwatering creations are sensational! Sip on a famous KINKI martini while choosing from the wide range of appetizers and entrees, ranging from the tastiest Oriental Lamb Popsicles to Cuban Tuna Tartar and Barzura Noodles, sushi and Kinki maki rolls. Listen to some of Ottawa's finest dj's, and live musicians laying down their cool-contemporary beats, see "Fresh Air" for more details. Try the Twisted Asian Brunch (Sun 11am-3pm). 2for1 Sushi during Extreme Sushi Happy Hour(M-F 3pm-6pm)LateNight (10pm to Midnight)

The Seoul Korea House is an intimate dining establishment with friendly and helpful staff. The atmosphere is simple and casual. The restaurant's menu offers a variety of traditional Korean favourites and a few daily specials and surprises. The restaurant is well known as an authentic Korean restaurant but also offers some Japanese options. The Sushi bar includes traditional and continental choices. Reservations are not necessary but are helpful. This restaurant offers Take-Away and Catering; please contact for more details.

Choose from the Menu for Take Out or Dining In.