Samurai

Japanese restaurant · Santo Domingo

Samurai

Japanese restaurant · Santo Domingo
C. del Seminario #57, Santo Domingo 10148, Dominican Republic

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Japanese with yakiniku tables, sushi bar, tranquil outdoor seating  

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C. del Seminario #57, Santo Domingo 10148, Dominican Republic Get directions

@samuraird

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C. del Seminario #57, Santo Domingo 10148, Dominican Republic Get directions

+1 809 565 1621
@samuraird

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Aug 23, 2025

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David Valdes

Google
Excellent Restaurant. Since entering this restaurant I felt welcomed and appreciated. The entire service and the welcoming in Japanese i was amazed. The food was presented in an Authentic and elegant way. The flavors were off the charts and very well balanced. All the plates that I tried were top notch and amazing. I will visit again soon. Thanks for such a great experience.

Paola P

Google
This long established Japanese restaurant delivers consistent quality of ingredients and flavours. But speed of service and atmosphere enjoyment heavily dependent on the time you pick to visit. We have tried several dishes but noteworthy mentions include the tuna sashimi, supreme sushi roll, flambéed seafood and guatapanal con coco. For those looking for a healthy option, try any of the habashi dishes with tender and perfectly grilled meat or fish. The slight warning is to go during less busy times such as ordering items that require cooking on their hot plate (i.e. fried rice, habashi, teriyaki) can take a rather long time if there are several orders. Also no toilet paper in the ladies on two separate occasions within the same month period and again during quiet times before the rush.

Jeff Daniel

Google
Spectacular! Went for V day with the wifey and everything was simply perfect. I love the care they put in everything. This was my third visit and I definitely will be a regular from this point on. The drinks were amazing, the service was excellent, and I never knew fried rice could taste so good. At the end I expected a bigger bill, but to my surprise that was also beyond fair. You guys are amazing! Please don’t change.

Alessandro Stefan

Google
Samurai is the restaurant in the Dominican Republic that comes closest (in terms of atmosphere and dishes in general) to what you will see in Japan. Starting with the atmosphere and the decoration, it gives you the impression that you are visiting Tokyo. A cozy place, despite the amount of people, you can enjoy with friends. The menu has a lot of variety, starting with the dishes of Japanese origin, the one i was able to taste, are not very far from what you will eat in Japan, the decoration of the dishes is more Mediterranean. The other dishes that are Mediterranean inspired, taste ok, not a big deal. Regarding the prices, they vary, but being fresh products, they tend to be a little higher, but they are within budget. The customer service is good, they care to know that you are well and that you are enjoying yourself, but due to the large number of people it can be delayed at some point. Unfortunately there is no parking available, you have to resort to looking for places nearby to be able to park the vehicle. Overall, I thought it's a good place to start a culinary adventure if you plan to visit Japan and want to get an idea of what you'll be eating there.

Calvin Sedao

Google
This is a random but good Japanese restaurant. I didn't try the noodles so err with caution there. But the tempura was lightly battered and fried well. The sashimi was well cut. Not too thick or thin. Fish tasted and looked fresh. They did tend to not have a few dishes which is a bummer as I wanted the mushroom soup but I did end up going for miso. Still good though. I would definitely make this a restaurant to go to when you are in DR.

Sveta N-Kim

Google
Delicious, pretty pricey, but definitely worth it. Beautiful little garden outside with real orchids and tasteful decor. Good service, fresh and delicious food. Outdoor seating is available, as well as indoors.

Gabriela E. Mendez

Google
Wow, a total no-no! But let’s start with the good: kind and attentive service, tasty ‘mariscos flameados’ to start, and Isobe make roll. The space is large with different seating areas and appropriate for a business meeting as well. Now, the tonkatsu ramen should not even be called as such. The dish was acidic and tasteless, I couldn’t even finish it. The pork was bland and extremely fatty. The noodles were alright. The spicy tuna roll was not spicy nor tuna IMO. The fish did not seem fresh. They didn’t even add ginger slices in our sushi. I’ve had tastier ramen and sushi just a short drive from this restaurant. If you love Japanese food, this may not be the place for you. Truly wish the best to the exec chef and hope they do better going forward.

Claudio Tokeiama

Google
Best Japanese restaurant in RD. Very traditional with best fresh fish around. We ordered mixed tiraditos and the sushi/sashimi combo. Amazing, extremely tasty. Service was perfect also.