3 Best Japanese Restaurants in Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK

"Wagamama Newcastle Eldon Square is an Asian-inspired & Japanese chain restaurant where dishes are whisked to long communal tables. The restaurant is conveniently part of Eldon Square shopping centre and just 500m up the road from St James Park, home of Newcastle United. Their experienced chef uses only fresh and hygienic ingredients to make delicious Japanese dishes. Their wide variety of menu items has everyone's taste buds. Gluten-Free, Vegan, and Kids' Meal menus are also available. Wagamama Newcastle Eldon Square also offer gift cards, outside dining, takeout, and delivery options. Wagamama Newcastle offers a Northern Ireland-style set menu and has a variety of dishes.

"Fujiyama offers hot teppanyaki dishes, sushi and ramen noodle dishes. The restaurant first opened its doors to the public in 1997. Their Teppanyaki chefs cook dishes in front of diners in a restaurant hung with traditional lanterns. All customers have their own highly trained personal chef for the meal. The food is delivered to you sizzling fresh. Fujiyama's menu is extensive, accommodating both carnivores and herbivores. Many customers opt for one of their set banquets, which are perfectly compiled to leave a pleasant feeling of satisfaction, not too much or too little. They have high chairs for the customer's kids. You can customise and create your own meal by selecting starters from the appetisers menu and main courses.

"Hanahana Japanese and Teppan-Yaki Restaurant has eight teppanyaki barbecue stations where diners sit and watch a theatre as skilled teppanyaki chefs go to work. The restaurant has a safe environment and a great dining experience. The dining experience begins the moment you walk through the doors. The imperial banquet is excellent and cooked in front of you on a hot plate. You can order à la carte here, but most diners will choose one of the various meals and banquets. This place is ideal for all your birthday celebrations, hen parties, stag parties, and anniversaries. They also offer dine-in and takeaway options. They have high chairs and free Wi-Fi facilities for customers. Their chefs cook at teppanyaki stations, where diners sit in a red-walled room with a karaoke bar downstairs.