Ta.ke Japanese Restaurant tourism.Ta.ke Japanese Restaurant hotels.Ta.ke Japanese Restaurant bed and breakfast. flights to Ta.ke Japanese Restaurant.Ta.ke Japanese Restaurant attractions.Ta.ke Japanese Restaurant restaurants.Ta.ke Japanese Restaurant travel.Ta.ke Japanese Restaurant travel guide.Ta.ke Japanese Restaurant travel blog.Ta.ke Japanese Restaurant pictures.Ta.ke Japanese Restaurant photos.Ta.ke Japanese Restaurant travel tips.Ta.ke Japanese Restaurant maps.Ta.ke Japanese Restaurant things to do.

Vietnam Thừa Thiên Huế Province Hue CityTa.ke Japanese Restaurant

Ta.ke Japanese Restaurant

34 Trần Cao Vân, Phú Hội, Huế, Thành phố Huế, Vietnam

4.1(260)

Save
spot

Info

Learn more insights from Wanderboat AI.

Phone

+84 234 3848 262

Website

foody.vn

Plan your stay

Pet-friendly Hotels in Hue City

Find a cozy hotel nearby and make it a full experience.

Affordable Hotels in Hue City

Find a cozy hotel nearby and make it a full experience.

The Coolest Hotels You Haven't Heard Of (Yet)

Find a cozy hotel nearby and make it a full experience.

Posts

Sebastian KSebastian K

Unfortunately, this was a disappointing experience overall. After spending time in Japan, I had high expectations for a «Japanese» restaurant, but the service here was far from what you’d expect. We had to wait a little while just to place our order because the waiter disappeared for some time.The food didn’t impress us either. -The ramen was especially underwhelming. The broth was bland, and what was supposed to be meat was basically just chunks of fat. Not enjoyable at all. -The sushi was okay, but I’ve had much better at other non-Japanese restaurants in Vietnam. -Ironically, the best thing on our table was the garlic bread with the sauce that came with it, though it really just tasted like plain buttered bread. They should consider calling it “butter bread” instead. -The only real highlight was the meat on the left, but only when eaten without the sauce. Maybe the sauce wasn’t for me… Wouldn’t recommend this place if you’re looking for an authentic or satisfying/good Japanese meal.

Tracy YangTracy Yang

Tonkatsu used the stringy parts of the pork, tendon areas, harder to chew and swallow. The beef udon was pretty good. Beef was sliced thinly and well cooked. Tempura udon had quite a bit of ingredients. The staff allowed the udon to be changed to ramen. Tempura comprised of prawn, onions, sweet potato, okra, fish. Served with a side of chill rather than tempura sauce. Got the 16 piece sushi set. Set mentioned the difference between the 16 piece (raw) and the 20 piece (cook) would be one of the sets would be cooked sushi. The 16 piece set had salmon avocado maki as part of the set.

Ngoc NgNgoc Ng

We ordered sashimi, rainbow roll, tamagoyaki, cold soba and tempura. The rainbow roll was flavorful, and that was the only highlight. Tamagoyaki was kind of bland, sashimi did not have the texture and freshness that we expected. For tempura, the sauce they served did not have the usual grated daikon radish that we often have. Cold soba would be better if the sauce was colder. Staff was helpful and the food was served very quick. Will not come back

See more posts

Featured dishes

View full menu

Lẩu Cá Hồi (Udon Hot Pot With Salmon)

Lẩu Đầu Cá Hồi (Udon Hot Pot With Salmon Head)

Lẩu Thập Cẩm (Tôm, Cá, Bò Úc) (Udon Hot Pot With Shrimp, Salmon, Beef)

Lẩu Bò Úc (Udon Hot Pot With Belly Beef)

Lẩu Bò Nhật (Udon Hot Pot With Hokube Beef)

Reviews of Ta.ke Japanese Restaurant

4.1

(260)

1.0

18w

-The ramen was especially underwhelming. The broth was bland, and what was supposed to be meat was basically just chunks of fat. Not enjoyable at all. -The sushi was okay, but I’ve had much better at other non-Japanese restaurants in Vietnam. -Ironically, the best thing on our table was the garlic bread with the sauce that came with it, though it really just tasted like plain buttered bread. They should consider calling it “butter bread” instead. -The only real highlight was the meat on the left, but only when eaten without the sauce. Maybe the sauce wasn’t for me…

Wouldn’t recommend this place if you’re looking for an authentic or satisfying/good...

4.0

Tonkatsu used the stringy parts of the pork, tendon areas, harder to chew and swallow.

The beef udon was pretty good. Beef was sliced thinly and well cooked.

Tempura udon had quite a bit of ingredients. The staff allowed the udon to be changed to ramen. Tempura comprised of prawn, onions, sweet potato, okra, fish. Served with a side of chill rather than tempura sauce.

Got the 16 piece sushi set. Set mentioned the difference between the 16 piece (raw) and the 20 piece (cook) would be one of the sets would be cooked sushi. The 16 piece set had salmon avocado maki as...

5.0

Extremely fresh food and a pleasant, authentic setting. The sushi is some of the cheapest I've had but ingredients are of the highest quality with detail to pretention and service. Staff can speak English and are very helpful. They are not expectant of a tip and genuinely happy to receive one. I was very encouraged when I saw our waitress enthusiastically share my generous tip with other staff. Overall a great place to visit. I'd highly recommend the rainbow rolls, spicy tuna rolls and the...

Page 1 of 7