Japanese Restaurants in West Palm Beach, Florida

Outdoor enthusiasts visit West Palm Beach, Fla., to enjoy the ocean, sports and golf. Water sports like jet-skiing, scuba diving, snorkeling and sport fishing are very popular. West Palm Beach also offers some of the best golf courses and equestrian courses in the nation, including the PGA National Resort & Spa and the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center. Nature lovers visit the Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge, where you can explore more than 220 miles of everglades and Lion Country Safari, a wildlife refuge offering drive-through safari tours. After a day of sports, swimming or sightseeing, take advantage of Florida's fresh seafood and try one of the city's many Japanese restaurants.

Saito's Japanese Steakhouse

Saito's Japanese Steakhouse is housed in City Place, a family-friendly, downtown plaza with shops, a movie theater and restaurants. Saito's has something for every taste on its large menu, which combines sushi and sashimi with tempura, stir-fry and hibachi grill entrees. Choose from more than 30 appetizers, including steamed dumplings, calamari, sashimi, chicken skewers, soups and salads. Try more than 50 different sushi rolls or sample some of the hot entrees like chicken or steak teriyaki, shrimp stir-fry or vegetables tempura. Saito's also offers lunch specials and a children's menu.

Saito's Japanese Steakhouse
700 S. Rosemary Ave. #208
West Palm Beach, FL 33401
(561) 296-8881
saitosteakhouse.com

Sushi Jo

Sushi Jo is popular among locals as a late-night hot spot as well as a great place for a large fish and sushi roll selection. Start your dinner off with a sashimi pizza with your choice of fish on grilled tortilla with onion, tempura crunch, spicy mayo and sweet chili sauce. Sushi Jo's menu has more than 30 sushi rolls as well as specialties like toro tartare, lobster soy wraps, dumplings and miso soup with your choice of king crab or lobster. The sashimi menu offers blue fin toro, chu-toro, wahoo, wild salmon and many other favorites. Sushi Jo's also offers early-bird specials seven days a week.

Sushi Jo
319 Belvedere Road #112
West Palm Beach, FL 33405
(561) 868-7893
sushijo.com

Ginza Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar

Ginza Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar offers a meal with entertainment when you sit by the hibachi grill. Choose from chicken, scallops, filet mignon, shrimp and a variety of fish and enjoy the show as a chef prepares your order at the table-side grill. Every hibachi meal includes an appetizer, soup, salad, mixed vegetables and steamed or fried rice. Ginza also offers a sushi menu, with appetizers including spicy salmon salad, seared tuna and sunomono. Try the specialty sushi rolls, including J.Y's Shrimp Dynamite, the Volcano Roll or the Palm Beach Night Roll. Finish your meal with tempura cheesecake, green tea ice cream or banana tempura.

Ginza Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar
871 Village Blvd, Suite 603
West Palm Beach, FL 33409
(561) 683-4633
sushiginza.com

Article Written By Chris Winston

Chris Winston has been writing since 2005. She is an attorney in Florida and has written on numerous legal topics during her career, with her work also appearing on eHow and Trails Travel. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from Florida Atlantic University and a Juris Doctor from Florida State University.

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