Good name for Japanese restaurant?

Question

I'm going to open a Japanese restaurant in Holborn, London. It will be good size, trendy but traditional nice restaurant.

If you guys have any ideas for the restaurant , please tell me!

It should be easy to call & remember, has good meaning as well.. Leave your e-mail address then I'll give a voucher for the winner!!

Thank you.

Answer 1

Hanashoubu

It means iris in Japanese. And irises are beautiful and elegant just like how your restaurant will probably be. So it's a perfect match!

Answer 2

ozeki's

Answer 3

japaneese food here (with a little arrow pointing down)

Answer 4

Tbh you should think of it yourself otherwise it wont feel genuine to you, once you opened it with that name, it would be someones elses idea as your restaurant name, it wouldnt feel all yours, i would be more proud if i made up the name myself than using someone else, then it would feel all yours and personal.

good luck finding a name

Answer 5

a good name is KONICHi-WA?  - the word for hello in japanese

Answer 6

I would call it Go!. Go is the word for 5 in Japanese, it's easy to pronounce and remember for us gaijin, and it's kinda catchy. I'd definitely use the exclamation point to punch up the name. Good luck!

Answer 7

Oishii means delicious

Mt Fuji

Answer 8

My favorite japanese restaurant is named Ichiban.  I'm not sure of the meaning or what it stands for but I know the food is AMAZING!

Answer 9

Sho or

Shitaki's or

oysters or

J's or

Teri j's or

yaki's or

udon or

soba or

yo yo's or

east

Answer 10

oishikunai

Answer 11

Banzai is a common Japanese name meaning `hurrah' or `long life'  and `ten thousand years' depending on the context. So how about using the latter meaning and employing the first letters of  `TTY'.

Answer 12

Kashiwa...I knew a great japanese restaurant in Spain called that.

Answer 13

sayonara. sorry, thats the only good word I know in japanese

Answer 14

Genki desu!

pronounced : Genky dess

it means, happy, or i am happy!

Answer 15

go to this site....

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Answer 16

Tokyo Inn :)) or Sakura

Answer 17

Meow, no, sorry, that's Chinese ^_^. Why not  use the name of an anime or videogame character.

Answer 18

I thought shorter words would have more impact.

kotta & oishii = means tasty

yuni-ku - means Unique

fuzei & tenga = means elegance

bibou & karei = beauty

Answer 19

i think MR.MYAGI'S after the karate kid films

Answer 20

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