
Claw World
Japanese-style claw machine arcade inside St. Laurent Shopping Centre with token-based play and VIP membership options.
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Japanese-style claw machine arcade inside St. Laurent Shopping Centre with token-based play and VIP membership options.

Japanese-style claw machine arcade in Chinatown with UFO catchers, gachapon, photo booth, and an artist alley. All ages welcome.

All-you-can-eat Japanese barbecue on Merivale Road, with meat, seafood and vegetables to grill at your table. Choose from lunch and all-day menus.

Gatineau Japanese izakaya on Chemin de la Savane — sushi, sashimi, hot & cold tapas, signature "pizza sushi," and poke with vegan and gluten-free options.

All-you-can-eat sushi in Kanata, with separate lunch and dinner menus, labelled gluten-free items and robot servers.

All-you-can-eat sushi on Dalhousie Street in ByWard Market, with separately posted lunch and dinner prices.

Centretown Japanese izakaya at 201 Bank Street with sharing dishes, sashimi assortments and rice bowls. The official menu lists daily dine-in kushiyaki and yakitori selections.

A Vancouver-style sushi spot on Cooper Street with creative rolls and expertly crafted nigiri. Dinner only, closed Mondays. One of Ottawa's most acclaimed sushi restaurants.

National ramen chain offering both piping-hot and refreshing chilled ramen varieties. Located on Elgin Street with another location in Barrhaven.

Located in the heart of Chinatown, Koichi Ramen offers fully customizable bowls where you choose your broth, protein, and spice level. Two locations.

Sushi restaurant in Orléans from former C'est Japon à Suisha chef Moriyuki Hiroha, with separate lunch and dinner menus. Reservations recommended.

Authentic Japanese ramen bar on Bank Street in the Glebe. Modern interior with open kitchen that replicates the feel of ramen shops in Japan.

Compare four Ottawa Japanese restaurants by menu, address and dining format, from Nagi's lunch sushi to TOMO's omakase, Shinka takeout and Shingen's izakaya dishes.

Ottawa's ramen scene has grown dramatically. From authentic tonkotsu to customizable bowls, here are 5 ramen shops that deliver the real thing.

Ottawa's sushi scene covers the full range, from a 16-course omakase in the ByWard Market to all-you-can-eat in Nepean. Here are 5 spots for every budget and occasion.
