Best Asian Food Restaurants in Geismar

"One for the social media buffs, whether it’s for the incredible views of the city or the prettily presented sushi, Tsunami at Shaw Center is a crowd favorite!. The owners Leah Simon, Michele Ezell and husband Sean, reckon that the place is best described as “sometimes funky sometimes fancy always flavorful sushi joint.” Two years of extensive research have brought in a diverse set of dishes that elevate fresh seafood with the umami goodness of Japanese cooking. The menu includes sushi, nigari, and sashimi and several items with a creative take on traditional styles."

"Looking for a different kind of seafood experience in the heart of the deep south?. Tsunami Sushi Baton Rouge frequently features on the area’s list of best Asian restaurants, particularly for those craving Japanese delights. Along with carefully crafted rolls and nigiri, bento boxes and special grilled dishes are available, such as Thai spaghetti, steak, and pork tonkatsu."

"CHECK OUT ONE OF OUR SUSHI RESTAURANTS IN NEW ORLEANS, BATON ROUGE, LAFAYETTE OR METAIRIE, LOUISIANA. Rock-n-Sake Bar & Sushi is a sushi restaurant and saké bar with locations in New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Lafayette or Metairie, Louisiana..."

"food is great, the wait time was terrible - WARNING: you cannot call ahead and put yourself on the wait list you have to be in person. A few friends and ..."

"Located in the Goodwood Shopping Center, Brew Ha-Ha opened its doors in 2004 as a simple spot to get a good cup of coffee. However, in 2007, the introduction of their unbeatable cake balls took things to the next level. Since then, the shop has expanded into a café and bakery, with a large variety of options."

"Featuring an eclectic mix of arts and science, visiting the museum is one of the things to do in Baton Rouge that is fun for the whole family. The art galleries exhibit American and European art, contemporary art of Louisiana, antiquities and also has space for changing exhibits. But the biggest reason these features on the top things to do in Baton Rouge is that it features both dinosaurs and mummies!"

"Science museums are always a wise family friendly option, and the Louisiana Art & Science Museum is no exception. The museum has three fascinating permanent exhibits — Ancient Egypt, Planet Tower and Universe Gallery — as well as a lengthy list of rotating exhibitions. The museum’s planetarium shows are a nice way to keep the kids, and yourselves, entertained."

"First of on our list is the Louisiana Art and Science Museum. The museum provides some of the most unique and entertaining experiences for all ages to enjoy. The Art and Science museum is located in a 1925 historic railway station, which adds on to its level of history."

"A post shared by Tanya | Creative Entrepreneur (@createstudios) on May 11, 2018 at 7:38pm PDT. Hone your arts and crafts skills at Create Studios in Bienville St. This wonderful attraction will let you and your partner build lasting memories through activities that you will both enjoy. Create Studios offer quick art classes for everyone."

"Create Studios546 Bienville St, Baton Rouge, LAMoreLess Info. Class attendees learn the process for etching glass and are encouraged to create their own designs"

"West Baton Rouge Museum tells the story of Louisiana’s sugar cane industry. A visit to the museum and the historical buildings that make up its campus is a tour through time beginning with the people of the Plaquemines Culture around 1200 to 1400 AD. The story moves to the Choctaw who first encountered European explorers like DeSoto, LaSalle, and Iberville."

"The Old State Capitol building is a striking Gothic-Revival castle that was built in 1847. It is noteworthy both from a historical and architectural perspective, and is worth a look, even if just from the outside. The castle was burned by the Union Army, and in 1882, it was repaired and served as the state capitol until 1932, when the new State Capitol building opened."

"The Burden Museum & Gardens offers discovery and adventure through historic, natural and educational experiences that teach visitors about Louisiana’s cultural past. The Museum and Gardens cover over 440 acres of land belonging to LSU. One of the main sections is the museum that features a large collection of artifacts from farms, plantations, and households."

"Have a leisurely stroll around the gardens, breathe fresh air, enjoy wonderful views, take a couple of great photos, which you can print and hang on the wall in your apartment – it will be a great reminder of your perfect date. You can take a couple of snacks and drinks with you to have a little picnic. Good for: Couples, nature lovers, strolling"