Top Best Japanese Restaurants in Cambridge

"Spring Sushi prepares simple yet vital ingredients extensively to give you the authentic flavors of Japanese and Thai cuisines. They guarantee that every course of action offers you the satisfaction that you have often craved, from soya sauce to rice to salmon sashimi in your mouth. They’ve expanded their menu and added Thai cuisines to compliment your dining experience, giving you more variety of Asian cuisines."

"I made a reservation today for 8:30pm via phone call for the patio . When I showed up, they said “oh our manager actually closed the patio”.This is extre..."

"Joya Sushi serves authentic Japanese food as well as Korean dishes. For their sushi and sashimi, they are committed to using fish of the finest quality and freshness. For even the most sensitive preferences, their range of sashimi makes us a favorite."

"Always good food and fast and friendly service at this Family run restaurant. We usually do take out. Favourite is the Golden Dragon roll amd spicy t..."

"August 8 was originally founded in 2008, it operated its first premises in downtown Hamilton, Ontario. They deliver mouthwatering and tasty dishes. In addition, they offer a culinary experience that is completely special, from savory & sweet dishes that revitalize the palate, to a warm and welcoming environment that both authentic and soothing."

"Never in my life have I had breaded chicken that tasted like absolutely nothing. Not bad, not cardboard, just nothing - with a rubber texture for added r..."

"Bridging the gap between all-you-can-eat spots and higher end fare, Sushi Azuki is a tiny takeaway spot on Locke Street specializing in sturdy examples of that classic Japanese dish. In the former home of Ka’kau Chocolate Company, Sushi Azuki’s menu is loaded with tantalizing options for pretty much any foodie. Rolls with tuna, salmon, shrimp, crabmeat, and chicken are balanced out with some solid vegetarian options, and even a selection of poke bowls."

"Mandarin Restaurant was founded as a small à-la-carte restaurant in Brampton in 1979. The Mandarin Restaurant is a buffet-style restaurant that serves around 70 different Mandarin classics that will surely tickle your taste buds. By supplying the freshest food and the finest service, you are guaranteed an amazing dining experience."

"We was there for lunch yesterday, The food was delicious as usual, The server was friendly and the place was very clean as well."

"A rare meromictic lake, a 15th century reconstructed longhouse village, and over 19 km of trails. Crawford Lake is steeped in science, history, and beauty. Note: Longhouses are open weekends and holidays only Labour D"

"Crawford Lake not only has a beautiful boardwalk surrounding the lake, but it also has an open field if you’re willing to trek through a small bushy area. It’s completely open has offers beautiful views of the sunset."

"Visit with over 90 donkeys and mules, and learn about the care and rehabilitation of the Guelph farm residents. Rave reviews from animal lovers and families who visit."

"GENERAL VIBE:  Urban, Big city, DowntownBEST SEASONS TO SHOOT IN:  Spring, Summer, Fall, ChristmasHIGHLIGHT FEATURES:  Water fountain, Tall trees, Skyscrapers, City streetsTHOUGHTS:  The centre of the city, Gore Park is a really unique-to-Hamilton place if you want to combine urban-vibes with a city park. The fountain in this spot is gorgeous and honestly one of a kind. Exploring the park and some of the nearby areas (like the roof of Jackson Square, for example) will give you tons to work with in an area that most people drive by but never explore on foot."

"It doesn't get much more iconic than Hamilton's Gore Park fountain. This centrepiece of downtown's Gore Park looks majestic from any angle and draws photographers day and night, year-round."

"940 Arvin Avenue, Stoney Creek A woodlot is located at the front of the park and a retention pond is situated at the rear of the property."

"Housed in what was originally an 1854 sandstone convent and extensively transformed in 2012, this attractive LEED-certified museum offers exhibitions, programs and events digging up the history of the city (named after the British royal family's ancestors, the Guelphs). The 'Growing Up in Guelph' kids' exhibition makes a happy distraction.Hours are extended and admission is free 5pm to 9pm on the fourth Friday of each month."

"Sam Lawrence Park offers up the most incredible skyline views of Hamilton, whether you’re visiting during the day or at night. It’s one of my favourite spots to visit in Hamilton – it’s a view you’d never get sick of looking at!. You can park right in front of the viewpoint, then take a little walk around to see the pretty florals and greenery surrounding the park."

"Sam Lawrence Park holds beautiful views of Burlington Bay and city skyline. Around the premises there a variety of wildflowers, rocks paths, and gardens."