Doma Japanese Restaurant

Japanese restaurant · Logan Square

Doma Japanese Restaurant

Japanese restaurant · Logan Square

1822 Callowhill St, Philadelphia, PA 19130

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Tiny, sleek Japanese-Korean eatery with a deep menu featuring items ranging from sushi to bibimbop.

1822 Callowhill St, Philadelphia, PA 19130 Get directions

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"Dates and groups of friends wearing Lululemon come to this casual sushi spot to eat spider rolls and toro-scallion hand rolls. The quality of sushi is totally fine. More importantly: the menu is relatively affordable. Specialty maki averages around $14, hand rolls go from $4 to $15, and an eight-piece sushi omakase tasting will cost you $59. Bring a bottle of wine (it’s BYOB), and take a moment to consider every shade that the Lulu scuba hoodie comes in. " - candis mclean

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"This cozy Logan Square favorite with a long menu of Japanese and Korean dishes never disappoints. Try the bibimbap roll; the smoked salmon, cream cheese, and avocado roll; or stick to the classics. You can make reservations for indoor and outdoor dining or order pickup and delivery on Doma’s website. FYI: This one is BYOB." - Ernest Owens

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"A lighthearted menu of Japanese and Korean dishes comes together at this neighborhood BYOB. While diners aren’t going to find any Tsukiji-sourced fish at Doma, the menu is peppered with fun fusion fare like bibimbap rolls, tuna-filled jalapeno poppers, and sashimi sundaes." - Caroline Coral, Rachel Vigoda

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Giang Nguyen

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Salmon teriyaki was nice. Salmon was broiled well, still a little moist and not dry, so that was nice. The sauce was a little too sweet but the salmon itself was not too sweet. The miso soup was also nice, not too salty like at some sushi restaurants. One other thing I will say about the food is there was a cooked caterpillar fella -- see photo -- in one of the edamame, that almost got in my mouth 🤣 by pure chance I noticed him 🤣 I was initially grossed out but he was dead and cooked so it was not too bad and so I started finding it amusing 🤣 anyway he was inside the pea so I don't blame the restaurant. On pickup time, they were probably 10 minutes late (30 minutes instead of 20 minutes after order), but it was fine. Didn't bother me.

Jen Garone

Google

Enjoyed dinner here. Would recommend. The gyoza were excellent. Enjoyed the chicken katsu very much. Was pleasantly surprised by the nice service and excellent prices. Takoyaki was light on the octopus. I’d rather pay an extra dollar or two for more meat.

Joe Berner

Google

We love Doma! Go to spot for sure. Friendly service, delicious food, love the rock shrimp! Boa buns always delicious. Interior is a bit bland, but the food and service totally make up for it. Check them out - you will enjoy!

Brandon Boyd

Google

Doma is a hidden gem! The menu here is very expansive. Bulgogi, bao, gyoza, sushi - they've got it all and it's all presented beautifully and tastes great. My wife and I split gyoza, pork buns, the triple spicy roll, and the bulgogi and we couldn't decide which of them was our favorite because they were all so good. The service was fast, attentive, and thorough. The prices were also very reasonable and it's BYO with wine/beer stores close by. Highly recommend if you're in the area!

Sara

Google

Great ambiance. Wonderful food. Superb service. We really enjoyed the okonomyaki and bibimbap. Sushi was great and the platters were reasonably priced. I had never had tempura fried banana before and we really enjoyed it with green tea ice cream. Our server was lovely and very attentive. I would definitely recommend this cute little spot.

Jeremy Yowell

Google

Came by Doma for a Friday afternoon dinner and really enjoyed it. We didn't have any issues grabbing a seat without a reservation around 5pm. Some quick facts: Doma accepts cash or card, and is BYOB. There is actually a beer store literally 20 feet from the front door, so it's easy to grab some options if wanted. We grabbed a few different rolls and some appetizers and enjoyed them all. We particularly enjoyed the Island roll. The service was also great overall. I'd recommend swinging by!

Natalie Caldwell

Google

Fantastic neighborhood Japanese BYOB. For the sushi and rice lovers (not noodles unless in soup), they have SO MUCH to pick from and all amazing. The dinner bento boxes are fantastic for takeout (you get a little bit of everything). In the restaurant, I cannot recommend enough the spicy pork bibimbap. Imagine a blazing hot stone bowl with rice, vegetables, pork, that continues to cook and get crispy while you eat it. AH-MAZING. Other recommendations- pork gyoza (fantastic), triple spicy double, tuna, roll, island, roll, Medusa roll. Great flavor, creative, and large in size. The staff is always wonderful and so friendly, and if you do want something to drink, there is a beer store next-door (it is overpriced, but it is convenient).

micah epstein

Google

Great spot!! Reasonably priced sushi that tasted high quality. Cute interior and friendly, attentive service make it a nice place for a date or treat-yo-self dinner. Will definitely come back when I'm in the mood for sushi. My only complaint is that the rice was slightly over cooked on the sashimi, but the quality of the fish and presentation made up for it.