3 Best Japanese Restaurants in St Albans

“Wagamama St Albans offers a variety of fresh, healthy dishes in St Albans. The restaurant is inspired by fast-paced Japanese ramen bars. The restaurant is a perfect meeting point to refuel during a day exploring the city and its heritage charm; Wagamama St Albans is a great place to bring your friends and family. The restaurant's atmosphere is quiet and pleasant. The food comes out fresh, hot, and extremely flavourful. The seating has been separated reasonably for social distancing. The children use colouring sheets and origami to entertain themselves while waiting for their meals. Wagamama St Albans has an outdoor seating facility and serves vegan dishes with a kids' menu.”

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“Sushimania is a well-known Japanese restaurant that is loved nationwide for its extensive selection of traditional Japanese dishes. With over 200 delicious items on the menu, from tuna, salmon, prawns, octopus, squid, scallops, yellowtail and eel, to name but a few, plus tons of vegan and veggie options that will make your mouth water. They also offer much more than fish, with many meat dishes, ramen, curries, desserts, Japanese beers, wines, spirits, and more. They are committed to delivering top-notch food and service, setting them apart as a standout in Japanese restaurants. Sushi mania has dine-in, takeout and home delivery services.”

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“itsu St Albans is a Japanese counter-service and takeaway chain for sushi, salads and noodle dishes in St Albans. itsu St Albans takes great pride in curating a significant portion of its "health & happiness" dishes, all of which are thoughtfully designed to contain fewer than 500 calories while being rich in essential nutrients such as vitamins, fibre, and protein. They also provide free Wi-Fi connections to customers and starts a price sale half an hour before closing. They also have dine-in, takeout, and home delivery services that meet customers' preferences. Every dish is carefully prepared using freshly sourced ingredients, ensuring freshness and sustainability.”

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