Yuki Japanese Restaurant

Delicious! A wonderful taste of japan with a friendly staff. We enjoyed it so much on our visit we went back during our short stay. Everything we ordered came out steaming hot (except for our sushi) it was all which was scrumptious.

Edit: 2 years later! ever since i came here i have been waiting to come back! due to their hours we haven’t been able to pass through bowling green at the right time... but on this last trip, we did! and it did not disappoint yet again! the green tea ice cream is definitely a highlight. overall, i love the atmosphere and vibe of the place and the food is a plus lol. everyone is sweet and our waitress was amazing:) i hope to be back again! Amazing!! travelling through from MS, decided to eat here. Waitress was very kind and had answers for any of our questions about the menu and even chatted to us, friendly environment. Delicious food too presented well and tasted good. tried eel for the first time too in the Neptune roll it was great. Tempura and gyoza were fresh and warm too. Overall very tasty and definitely would recommend to anybody, Japanese cuisine beginners and those who love the food!!

I have been to Japan and had several authentic Japanese restaurants in the states. This place is in bowling green and amazingly authentic, fresh, and delicious. My favorite restaurant in bowling green as a lifelong resident.

I have lived in bowling green for the past year and have became a regular at Yuki. The food is always great from the apps (gyoza, buta kakuni) to the miso soup, super fresh sushi (nigiri special board being my favorite), can’t forget the Sayuri cold sake and end the meal with the green tea ice cream. I normally sit at the sushi bar where you will be politely greeted by the super nice sushi chefs. Michaela is who normally waits on me and does a phenomenal job each and every time. Not only does she have my order memorized she always seems to be in a great mood and always staying busy and multitasking like a champ! She is Great with making suggestions off the menu and has helped me develop my taste. She’s great at explaining the nigiri sushi specials and making suggestions based on what ya like. Bowling Green is lucky to have Yuki and the owners of Yuki is lucky to have such a great staff all around! They make you feel like home.

This authentic Japanese restaurant is like Hidden Gem in the Bowling Green area. There is no hibachi menu with the cooking show, but it impresses customers solely with its taste. We arrived before this restaurant opened, and there was already a long line. So I could see that this restaurant was popular enough. If you like Japanese food and are driving on I-65, I recommend stopping by this place to try some delicious food.

Great find with great food! We enjoyed everything (except the sliced yam, lacked any flavor to us and we weren't prepared for the sliminess), including the great wine selection. The soup with sliced beef and soba noodles was by far the best! We'll be back!

Dining at Yuki was a true delight in Bowling Green. The atmosphere is inviting and thoughtfully designed, creating the perfect setting for a meal. The bartenders were very friendly and made some great drinks making this a place where you could really enjoy becoming a regular. We enjoyed each dish but my favorite was the grilled mackerel—flaky, smoky, and cooked to perfection. Each bite delivers rich, satisfying flavors that really made the night for us. Exceptional service, incredible food, and a vibe that makes you want to return, all for very reasonable prices so you can try tons of different options without breaking the bank.

Yes!! おいしかった! Real Japanese menu items and authentic flavors... Satisfying variety of all the classics. If you have ever been to Japan or want a more genuine experience please visit this restaurant! I also noticed several tables with Japanese businessmen / Japanese-speaking customers and multi-cultural staff! We ordered kitsune udon, katsu-don (which included egg and flavored like oyako-don!), chicken teriyaki, and 6 different sushi varieties. I did not expect to find this in Bowling Green, so I'm pleasantly surprised.