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Auburn Restaurants by Cuisine

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• Mi Casa Mexicana
  "Delicious, authentic Mexican food"
  "I'm so glad we ate here as opposed to one of the chains in the city. It's not easy picking somewhere to eat when you are new in a city, but thanks to Trip advisor, we found this place! It was delicious and a great value. The beer was cold, the homemade chips and salsa the best we've had out. Wish we..." lived closer so we could try more items on the menu. You won't be disappointed. " More >
• Elderberry Pond Restaurant
  "Farm to table"
  "Came here for dinner on a Saturday night as we were looking for farm-to-table organic foods. Staff were very friendly and accommodating. My pizza appetizer was very very good (wish it was a little bigger than the 6") but our server forgot my husband's soup. We both had the haddock, which was very ta..."sty even tough overcooked. I wouldn't say it's fine-dining (please nix the coated picnic table cloth and change the wine glasses to finer ones to do justice to the wine) however, it is regarded as the best if not one of the best restaurants in the area. We will definitely be back if we are in the area. Tip for the ladies - the stone driveway makes it hard to walk on if you have high heels on. I had wedges on and had to hold on to my husband lest I brake my ankle! Have someone drop you off right at the entrance if you decide to wear high heels. " More >
• Ichiban Japanese Steakhouse
  "Excellent Japanese food"
  "We tried the Ichiban Japanese Steakhouse after our hotel's front desk staff recommended it. I was initially skeptical given that it was not ranked very high in the tripadvisor listing. It was ranked 20th among restaurants in the Auburn area. We tried it regardless and were pleasantly surprised. ..."My family and I have tried many Japanese restaurants before in various parts of North American including Vancouver and Toronto. This restaurant was one of the better ones. Now, the restaurant claims to have "hibachi". But, I saw teppanyaki grill tables instead with chefs preparing the food in front of the patrons. Not sure what is the difference between hibachi and teppanyaki. I didn't get a chance to try it out. But, it looked and smelled pretty good. We sat down for the regular dinner. I ordered the sushi/sashimi dinner platter, which was about $21. It came with nigiri, sushi, shu mai, sashimi and tempura. The fish was very fresh. The tempura was fried in non-greasy oil g... " More >