Japanese restaurant in Tauranga

On the plate at Best Sushi, the idea is Japanese‑leaning and well judged. Bento and small plates make for an easy spread. Service stays present without fuss. Meals reach the pass promptly. Pricing lin...

“Don’t know why these guys are ratend 3 Stars as their food is so good the should have their own restaurant!! The stir fry noodles with beef are sooo good! We ask for extra spicy and they just deliver!!”

Oi Sushi in Katikati is a casual takeaway serving cabinet sushi and simple Japanese staples. It’s set up for quick lunches with packs and individual pieces to go.

Noodle Canteen runs with a Japanese‑leaning menu and an easy pace. A family‑friendly feel comes through naturally. Front‑of‑house runs with calm, helpful energy. Broths and noodles keep good heat and snap.

“Been going to them for a couple years now, to start with i will say the chips were a little overcooked 90% of the time but over this year they have been cooked perfectly (to me atleast). Its unfortunate that they had to up the price but its understandable considering this economy at the moment, still happily geting my food though dispite that. The people there iv found have been really nice aswell, ill usually go next door to pick up something to drink but usually after that it dosnt take that long for the food to be ready. Sometimes ill actually go once or twice a week since its a easy lunch or dinner option and is only just a 5 minute walk for me.”

The kitchen at Carve it Up takes a breakfast‑and‑brunch path and lets the food speak. Pricing lines up with the offer. Breakfast plates are tidy and satisfying. Front‑of‑house runs with calm, helpful energy.