Top Best Japanese 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."

"UMAMI Japanese Bistro brings the Japanese concept of umami to Baton Rouge diners, a word used to describe the fifth basic taste along with sweet, sour, bitter, and salty, which centers around pleasant, savory, comforting fare. The restaurant, which is helmed by executive chef Cong Nguyen, showcases creative interpretations of Japanese and Southeastern Asian cuisine at lunch and dinner seven days a week. Fresh, locally-sourced fare takes center stage in a wide variety of sushi and sashimi options, including nigiri options and house rolls stuffed with ingredients such as eel, snow crab, tempura shrimp, and spicy salmon."

"The food was good, but some of the flavor combinations didn't work well and seemed to be thrown together with whatever they had on hand."

"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 ..."

"Would not recommend this restaurant and we will not be back. Poor service (which is saying something when its a buffet) and the food did not compare to ..."

"From Business: Ginza is considered by many Baton Rouge residents as having the best and freshest sushi available in the area. This sushi restaurant located on South Sherwood…"

"One of our first dates was here and we bring out kids who have grown up eating here at least a couple tim..."

"District: Donuts.Sliders.Brew is an enchanting shop that offers guests a savory assortment of donut choices along with other goodies such as coffee, sliders, and sandwiches. The donuts themselves come in many variations, a good way to ensure each customer finds a flavor specific to their liking. If you're hoping for some caffeine on the side, brews range from Americano, Espresso, and Latte to Nitro Cold Brew, Shakerado, and Vietnamese Iced Coffee."

"New to the donut scene here in Baton Rouge, the popular New Orleans shop just opened its doors a few weeks ago. With tasty and unique options such as cannoli, miso prailine and dirty almond chai, you don’t want to miss out on these bad boys."

"Counter Culture Frozen Yogurt has been a Baton Rouge staple since it first opened its doors in 1977. They offer creative and mouth-watering flavors, including Toasted Coconut, Georgia Peach, and Green Tea. We recommend mixing one of their daily flavors in with a sundae, like the Humphrey Yogart, which is a sundae topped with bananas, strawberries, grapes, granola, and honey."

"Colors and flavors abound at the sweet-hearted shop Fleur de Lis Donuts. Their heavenly-scented baked goods also extend beyond donuts. The donuts, such as the Glazed, often steal the show yet it's hard to resist muffins such as the Lemon Poppyseed or pies like the French Silk Chocolate or Key Lime."

"La Divina is an Italian Café serving authentic Italian fare from dawn until dusk. They offer a full menu of savory items, including a breakfast menu and some of the smoothest espresso this side of the Mississippi River. Finish out your day with a bowl of gelato or sorbet, hand-made from scratch without pastes, powders, or bases."

"Perfect for early-morning studying, the Italian café specializes in good food and even better espresso. La Divina carries a variety of flavored syrups for those who want a little sweetness to accompany their caffeine. In addition to their coffee, La Divina is the only restaurant in Louisiana that makes gelato from scratch."

"La Divina sits on Thursday, Oct. 15, 2020 at 3535 Perkins Road. Visiting La Divina is like returning home for the first time in a while and having your entire family there to greet you. It's loud, but welcoming, personal and overall a good experience."

"Sports Stadiums (Professional)Nicholson Drive & North Stadium Road, Baton Rouge, LA 70893MoreLess Info. Also known as 'Death Valley', LSU Tiger Stadium is one of the most difficult locations for an opposing team to play in all of college football. The LSU Tigers football team won the National Championship during the 2007-08 season."

"We fully suggest that you go out and support the LSU Tigers on game day. It doesn’t matter whether it’s a football or basketball game, the collegiate teams always put on a show. Besides, it’s a great way of going out and bonding with thousands of cheering fans for the night."

"When we think of Baton Rouge, the next thought is usually football. Tiger Stadium is the 6th largest campus football stadium in the United States. That’s where the Tigers will be on game day, along with hundreds of fans yelling “Geaux Tigers!"

"Address: 412 North Street, Baton Rouge, Louisiana LA, 70802, USA Tel: +1 225 387 5928 Located downtown, St. Joseph's is one of the oldest churches in Baton Rouge and occupies a site that has had a church on since the 1790s. The symmetrical exterior is traditional, but contrasts with the modern interior furnishings from 20th-century renovation, which includes set arched, stained-glass windows and a raftered ceiling. Open hours: daily Admission: free"

"Cathedrals are a perfect attraction for anyone interested in history and architecture. St. Joseph’s Cathedral was built in 1853 as the designated cathedral of the diocese of Baton Rouge. This gorgeous church is described as having a Gothic feel with a modern twist."

"St Joseph Cathedral is one of the oldest, most magnificent cathedrals in Baton Rouge. Established in 1853, the church is located in the downtown area of the city and frequented by a lot of visitors. It is also the mother church of the Diocese of Baton Rouge."