Hikaru Restaurant (Reported Closed)

Hikaru Restaurant can be found at Main St 4348. The following is offered: Restaurants: Sushi. The entry is present with us since Sep 9, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Philadelphia there are 16 other Restaurants: Sushi. An overview can be found here.

The same fine sushi is served up near South Street, sans teppan yaki.

Take off your shoes and head for one of the three sunken booths by the window. You'll get a between-course kick out of watching the SUVs, BMWs, the stylish and the cyclists, as you drink cosmopolitans from a table by the window.

“A+ sushi” for “reasonable” prices sums up these “dependable” Japanese twins that have been making people remove their shoes for decades in Manayunk and South Street (there’s tatami and regular seating); a few find the “quiet” settings a bit “boring”, but many say the “service is awesome.”

The Manayunk branch of this South Street sushi eatery may offer a brighter, more spacious interior and river views, but it has the same skillful staff and notable sushi as its older sibling. Try any of the maki rolls, including the tasty Green River Roll, with its sprightly center of cucumber, eel and avocado rolled in bright green seaweed powder. A full menu of cooked items includes flounder...

This restaurant has top-notch Japanese cuisine, with a high, elegant greenhouse and more traditional tatami room. With other branches in Queen Village and Rittenhouse Square, Hikaru is known for its sushi selection, but the teppan grill is great fun for tabletop drama, with a server searing meat, fish, or vegetables before your eyes.

Upward and Onward
Unless you're into the table-side-chef-with-knife-tricks thing--and unless you want to smell like fried beef--skip the first-floor teppan yaki, and head straight...

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