Top Best Japanese Restaurants in Olathe

"A post shared by Two Light KC (@twolightkc) on Jun 18, 2019 at 10:05am PDT. The last but not least of excellent rooftop restaurants to try in Kansas City is Drunken Fish. A paradise for Japanese food lovers, Drunken Fish offers mouthwatering Japanese fares from sushi and sashimi to noodles and soups."

"Friend makes a list for not only their fresh and delicious rolls and sashimi cuts but their keenly presented Bento Boxes. Yummy sushi rolls, these efficient and darling Japenese-style lunch boxes, and a cozy location on the trendy 39th street make this a popular spot for lunch and take-out. (Note, their space is small! Best to plan if you’d like to dine in.) Alongside a creative list of maki, veggie, and classic sushi rolls, dinner options here include a variety of Ramen and Udon noodle soups."

"Welcoming and casual, Friends offers a range of sushi & hot Japanese cooking, plus tasty lunch specials. 39th Street/Westport/Midtown. 1808 W 39th St, Kansas City, MO 64111"

"It got pretty chilly at night so we were craving a hot bowl of noodles and discovered Komatsu Ramen. The beef tonkatsu ramen was the perfect bowl of comfort food!. 3951 Broadway Blvd, Kansas City, MO, komatsuramen.co"

"A bright and cheery Japanese restaurant with a variety of veg-friendly dishes: Garlic Mushroom (Mushroom in Garlic Sauce), Ingen Itame (Garlic Infused Sautéed Green Beans), Asupara Itame (Garlic Infused Sautéed Asparagus), create your own rice dishes, and vegetarian appetizers. 425 Westport Rd, Kansas City, Missouri, 816-756-3600. Website: http://samakc.com/"

"The name means “variety” and the menu features Japanese comfort food. 39th Street/Westport/Midtown. 425 Westport Rd, Kansas City, MO 64111"

"Kabuki Sushi, a sushi bar and Japanese spot in Morningside, is another much-loved go-to, with 4.5 stars out of 35 Yelp reviews."

"Union Station is dramatically lit up at night|Courtesy of Visit KC. A jewel in the crown of the Downtown skyline, the historical Union Station is a cultural center in one of Kansas City’s most beloved buildings. You’ll discover the KC Rail Experience, a planetarium, Science City and a museum with rotating exhibits."

"Union Station was built in 1914 and accommodated thousands of passengers. It included a waiting room designed to hold up to 10,000 people. The station closed in the 1980s, underwent major renovations, and reopened in 1999 with shops, restaurants, and other services."

"This wonderful historic stop is mostly outdoors, though there is a small museum display indoors, as well as the option of touring the actual Mahaffie house where they fed travelers passing through the area along the Santa Fe Trail. My kids enjoyed the 1860s farm immensely, playing old school games, petting animals, and taking a stagecoach ride. My son even helped stoke the fire for the blacksmith demonstration."

"The Vaile Mansion is a stunning structure, dating back to the 19th century. It was built in 1881 for Colonel Harvey Vaile and his wife, Sophia. The original construction spread over on a space of 630 acres and had a vineyard, an apple orchard, a wine processing plant and a huge wine cellar."