Top Best Japanese Restaurants in Kure Beach

"We not only serve Japanese hibachi and sushi but we also have thai and Chinese food as well. The chef uses the freshest…. Didn't find what you were looking for?"

"The Bento Box Sushi Bar and Asian Kitchen offers a unique dining experience. Best known for its Japanese food, specifically sushi, the restaurant allows you to interact with the chefs at the sushi bar. You will be able to see the process of sushi-making, ask questions, and even be taught on the proper technique while eating sushi."

"Built in 1852, the Latimer House Museum and Gardens presents an introduction to the opulent lifestyle of the antebellum and Victorian-era elite though a series of 14 total rooms that are furnished with more than 600 period antiques. Flanked by exterior gardens that are stocked with Victorian period herbs and flowers, as well as additional servants’ quarters, a visit to this historic downtown residence is a step back in time for visitors who want to uncover the roots of early Wilmington history."

"The historic public garden at 300 Airlie Road has a host of exhibits to offer visitors, including its seasonal native wildlife exhibit, which is filled with terrariums and an aquarium featuring some of the gardens native wildlife. Take a self-guided tour along the gardens to see seasonal blooms, live oaks, walking trails and historic structures. From June to October, visit the garden's 2,700-square foot butterfly house, which sees Butterflies native to North Carolina flying about."

"Visitors, and especially garden lovers, appreciate the beautiful scenery at these historical gardens that date back to 1886. The grounds are lush with azaleas, camellias, and the signature Airlie Oak, which is more than 400 years old. Guests can take a self-guided walking tour of the 67-acre estate to admire the formal gardens, historic buildings, sculptures, live oaks, pines, lakes, and diverse ecosystems that are habitats for a rich variety of wildlife."

"Historic Airlie Gardens encompasses 67 acres of beautiful Gilded Age gardens and lakes. Admire the azaleas, gaze at the camellias, and stand in the shade of the historic Airlie Oak tree, which dates back to 1545. Airlie Gardens is also home to the region’s first permanent butterfly house with some of nature’s most delicate, lovely and ephemeral creatures."

"We were a large group in a hurry, and they were extremely polite and accommodating. Food was super fast and very, very tasty."

"We had ordered the chicken filet which was juicy, hot, and fresh. The double cheeseburger with mustard, chili, and (Cole) slaw, that was als..."