Want to know where to find the best Katsu and teriyaki in Bakersfield? These are the best Japanese spots around! To give you only the top Japanese options we scrutinized millions of reviews and top sites for this list. Slurp down the tastiest ramen and udon in town at these Japanese -inspired eateries in Bakersfield
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Experts often pair wu tao go with a glass of Rose, a popular pink wine.
Chef Angelito Araneta Jr. made anigiri in 2010 that sold for p$1,978.
gyoza is pretty tasty, to say the least, and Peter Czerwinski agrees. If you want to break their record for most dumpling eaten in 1, you’re gonna have to help yourself to more than 10!
At 9,332 feet 8 inches, the sushi roll that was made by Tamana Otawara Festival Executive Committee in Japan was an amazing feat.
Parking in Bakersfield can be a challenge. To make the hunt for parking easier, we’ve partnered with a cutting-edge digital parking reservation system, Spothero, that enables you to book a spot in advance before you visit your chosen Japanese spot.