Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 141 E Main St, North Manchester, IN 46962
Phone: (260) 867-2077
Website: https://www.koijapanin.com/
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Asian Sushi Japanese Hibachi. Atmosphere. Casual Dining. Food Types. Vegetarian Options. Service Options. Free Parking. 141 E Main St North Manchester, IN 46962.
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Koi Japan serves Japanese cuisine such as sushi, hand rolls, sashimi teriyaki and etc. They are located in Downtown North Manchester, Indiana.
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Patrick Bradley
I had a wonderful experience at Koi Japan in North Manchester! It was such a pleasant surprise to discover this gem with its exceptional service that was both fast and reliable. The restaurant has a great atmosphere and thoughtful layout that really enhances the dining experience. I would highly recommend checking it out – you won’t be disappointed!
… moreAnthony Boyer
Service was fantastic. Quick service and checked in frequently. Sushi rolls came out quick, tasted awesome. Honestly, I wasn’t expecting how good it eneded up being. You wouldn’t expect this kind of sushi being in a small Indiana town. Miso soup was good. Overall super impressed and will eat here again.
… morelisa madrid
Great experience! Clean attractive place, fast friendly service, and great food!
The teriyaki chicken bento box came with so much food! The teriyaki chicken, rice, 6 california rolls, two fried pot stickers, one spring roll and soup or salad. It was all great!
We also got the shrimp yaki soba. Lots of big shrimps.
Everything was flavorful and there was so much we had food to take home.
If you happen to be near North Manchester I highly recommend Koi Japan.
… moreThe teriyaki chicken bento box came with so much food! The teriyaki chicken, rice, 6 california rolls, two fried pot stickers, one spring roll and soup or salad. It was all great!
We also got the shrimp yaki soba. Lots of big shrimps.
Everything was flavorful and there was so much we had food to take home.
If you happen to be near North Manchester I highly recommend Koi Japan.
Andrew
Service was great. Love me that general zaos chicken. Food is wonderful. Ramen was surprisingly good. Little expensive but you know what, it was worth it.
… moreTara Willmann
It is so cute inside! I ordered to go food, everyone was friendly. I got the miso ramen with BBQ pork and the dynamite roll from the special rolls menu. Both items were fudgin’ delicious!!!!! I can’t wait to try more stuff!!!
… moreRick Bradley
My wife and I had a really nice lunch this afternoon at this very nice restaurant. We were greeted at the entrance by a very kind gentleman who took care of our choice of seating and food orders. Our meals were prepared quickly and were excellent. The restaurant is very clean, organized, and nicely decorated with an oriental flair. The food we ordered was cooked to perfection. The atmosphere is calming and relaxing. The prices are just as comparable as any other restaurant serving the same type cuisine. We strongly recommend this fine restaurant to anyone looking for a great menu selection of oriental cuisine as well as one’s favorite alcoholic beverage. My wife and I look forward to returning for another great meal very soon. Special thanks to the staff for making our afternoon a pleasant experience.
… moreAustin Keen
5 Stars
Well butter my biscuit and call me cultured — I done et raw fish and liked it.
Me and the missus done rolled up into this fancy-lookin’ place called Koi Japan, figurin’ we’d give this “soo-shee” and “rah-men” a whirl since cousin Earl said it weren’t nothin’ like gas station sushi (he had worms for three weeks, bless him).
We walk in, and lemme tell ya — it smelled like clean fish and magic. Real nice folks greetered us and sat us down quicker’n a possum on a hot skillet. I told the waiter I wanted “the stuff that don’t need fryin’,” and next thing I know I got me a big ol’ plate of what looked like colorful minnows rolled up in rice blankets.
I was skeptical. Raw fish ain’t somethin’ we mess with back home unless it’s bait. But I popped that lil’ roll in my mouth and Lord have mercy, it was like my taste buds done got baptized in umami and delivered to flavor heaven by a soy sauce angel ridin’ a wasabi cloud.
And the rah-men? Good gravy. I always thought ramen was them 50-cent bricks you boil when the paycheck’s late. This here was different. The broth was deeper than Uncle Jed’s moonshine cave and twice as intoxicatin’. Had some pork belly in it so tender it made me wanna call my mama and apologize for ever sayin’ she made good stew.
Noodles were springier than cousin Jethro’s trampoline accident, and the egg? It was like a soft, buttery hug from a chicken with a culinary degree.
Only complaint? I didn’t know what nothin’ was called, so I just pointed at stuff like a confused raccoon in a vending machine. But they was patient and didn’t laugh too loud.
Would I go back? Shoot yeah. I’d drive my pickup backwards through a tornado just to slurp that broth again. If you ain’t been to Koi Japan, you’re missin’ out on the fanciest feedin’ frenzy this side of Tokyo or Tallahassee.
Five outta five possums.
… moreWell butter my biscuit and call me cultured — I done et raw fish and liked it.
Me and the missus done rolled up into this fancy-lookin’ place called Koi Japan, figurin’ we’d give this “soo-shee” and “rah-men” a whirl since cousin Earl said it weren’t nothin’ like gas station sushi (he had worms for three weeks, bless him).
We walk in, and lemme tell ya — it smelled like clean fish and magic. Real nice folks greetered us and sat us down quicker’n a possum on a hot skillet. I told the waiter I wanted “the stuff that don’t need fryin’,” and next thing I know I got me a big ol’ plate of what looked like colorful minnows rolled up in rice blankets.
I was skeptical. Raw fish ain’t somethin’ we mess with back home unless it’s bait. But I popped that lil’ roll in my mouth and Lord have mercy, it was like my taste buds done got baptized in umami and delivered to flavor heaven by a soy sauce angel ridin’ a wasabi cloud.
And the rah-men? Good gravy. I always thought ramen was them 50-cent bricks you boil when the paycheck’s late. This here was different. The broth was deeper than Uncle Jed’s moonshine cave and twice as intoxicatin’. Had some pork belly in it so tender it made me wanna call my mama and apologize for ever sayin’ she made good stew.
Noodles were springier than cousin Jethro’s trampoline accident, and the egg? It was like a soft, buttery hug from a chicken with a culinary degree.
Only complaint? I didn’t know what nothin’ was called, so I just pointed at stuff like a confused raccoon in a vending machine. But they was patient and didn’t laugh too loud.
Would I go back? Shoot yeah. I’d drive my pickup backwards through a tornado just to slurp that broth again. If you ain’t been to Koi Japan, you’re missin’ out on the fanciest feedin’ frenzy this side of Tokyo or Tallahassee.
Five outta five possums.
Dani
Great food! So happy they are open. I will definitely be back many times.
… moreLora Kuhaneck
Food is delicious, have eaten here a few times (both sit down and take out) and have never been disappointed. Service is prompt and courteous and the employees are very kind. They have an excellent sushi menu, which is especially nice for a small town.
… moreMichelle Jumper
Great little Japanese restaurant! Super cute decor, great service and great food!
… more