Japanese Oriental Restaurant
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| MONDAY | : | 11:30AM | - | 10:30PM |
| TUESDAY | : | 11:30AM | - | 10:30PM |
| WEDNESDAY | : | 11:30AM | - | 10:30PM |
| THURSDAY | : | 11:30AM | - | 10:30PM |
| FRIDAY | : | 11:30AM | - | 10:30PM |
| SATURDAY | : | 11:30AM | - | 10:30PM |
| SUNDAY | : | 11:30AM | - | 10:30PM |
Customer Reviews (11 reviews)
OSUfanatic
on Citysearch Jan 13, 2009Hidden like a diamond in the rough, Japanese Oriental is a great experience. Service is slow but courteous, atmosphere is relaxed, and the food is phenomenal. I usually go for nigiri, but I also love the spider roll,... (more)
TheOriginalMrRoboto
on Citysearch Oct 27, 2008Listen I have been around the block and I know good sushi when I see smell it taste it. This place consistently has the best product around. Fresh ingredients veteran chefs. Amazing! I will go out of my way to eat there.... (more)
dolcegirl
on Citysearch Jun 10, 2008I hadn't been here for many years and ended up going back fairly recently. On my first visit, I had only gotten sushi. I remembered it even being amazing back then, so on my next visit I got the Chicken Bulgogi and a... (more)
beaurocrat1
on Citysearch Aug 22, 2006With all of the higher end/higher priced sushi places in Columbus (e.g. Haiku, Kooma, Tyfoon, Shoku, Asian Gourmet), Japanese Oriental is an unlikely diamond in the rough. The spider roll, spicy tuna and even fav's... (more)
6543
on Citysearch Dec 11, 2005The food is not bad but the service is way under standard. It is so slow that I need to spend 25-30 mins waiting for a lunch box. And it is very difficult to get the waiter or waitress's attention for things as simply as a... (more)
Citysearch User
on Citysearch Apr 29, 2005The best sushi, sashimi, and Korean food in town! This restaurant serves Korean, Japanese and Chinese foods. They have more variety of sushi and sashimi than any other restaurant in Columbus. The owners are a... (more)
jfritsch
on Citysearch May 12, 2004A couple of sushi and noodle dishes does not make a restaurant Japanese. However, the menu features a wide variety of excellent dishes that are primarily Korean in character, but fused with some other oriental... (more)
columbussushi
on Citysearch Nov 10, 2003I had an enjoyable experience but there was nothing really Japanese about my visit. The menu did offer sushi but the rest of the Korean patrons didn't really order any. (more)
Contributor
on Citysearch Aug 17, 2003<b>The Food</b><br> This is one of the least expensive places in town to have sushi. You'll find all your favorites, from tuna <I>nigiri</I> to California rolls. One of the more unusual rolls contains avocado and... (more)
Nat
on Citysearch Jun 22, 2003I would considered this place more Korean than Japanese. They do have a sushi bar and the sushi there is alright but I usually go there for the Korean dishes. One warning, the service is slow.... (more)