Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Benton

"Out of all the sushi restaurants in the area, I visit Kemuri the most. Yes, the restaurant’s close proximity to my house helps, but my love for Kemuri really has everything to do with the restaurant’s ability to serve top-quality fish using a variety of elegant methods. Specialty rolls are a huge draw."

"When it’s Japanese cuisine you have a hankering for, head to this creative restaurant. With sushi, smoked meats, and delicious seafood beckoning you, it promises you unique dining experience. Try their robata or traditional Japanese style fire-grilled delicacies while you are here."

"We’re big fans of Kemuri and its private dining room is just the spot for a fancy dinner complete with inventive sushi rolls, traditional Robata dishes and unique cocktails. The room seats up to 20 guests and is perfect for a special dinner during the holiday season."

"In addition to these spots, the Little Rock area offers a plethora of other sushi options just waiting to be checked out, including: Wasabi Sushi, Samu, Sekisui, Ninja Bar, Sky Modern Japanese, Kobe Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi, and Kamikaito."

"I had the crab ragoon, the Capitol, and Spicy Tuna, all delicious. Friendly servers and great ambiance in the restaurant. I will definitely be back when ..."

"Family packs: Family-style dinner includes your choice of sesame chicken, sweet and sour chicken, Moo Goo Gai Pan, cashew chicken, kung pao chicken or pork, General Gau’s chicken, beef and broccoli, pepper steak, twice cooked pork and lo mein, served with rice, egg rolls and crab rangoon."

"Chi’s Chinese Cuisine has been serving delicious Chinese food to Little Rock‘s citizens and guests for over 20 years. The restaurant is family-owned and has been in operation since 1993. Along with it, the family owns and runs the Sushi Cafe, Sekisui, RJ Tao and Hagen Daz."

"We ate around 4 in the afternoon so there wasn't alot of fresh stuff out. Everything we tried was good though. I especially liked the coconut shrimp..."

"The decor may be dated but your not really there for that are you. They have the best sushi in Little Rock, Hands down. The Mt Fuji roll is great…"

"Garvan Woodland Gardens, nestled in the picturesque Ouachita Mountains, is a botanical garden of the University of Arkansas. The gardens provide visitors with a place of learning, research, cultural enrichment, and serenity. View the Visitor's Guide for hours of operation, membership & visitor fees."

"Nestled in the Ouachita Mountains, Garvan Woodland Gardens is 200 acres of absolute beauty!. The garden is filled with beautiful flowers, trails, waterfalls, overlooks, bridges, and an amazing children’s garden. The children’s garden features a 3 story wood treehouse, play area, and caves."

"Garvan Woodland Gardens is Arkansas' premier botanical garden. It is located on a Lake Hamilton 210-acre peninsula. This is a highly recommended attraction."

"Parks7 Rebsamen Park Drive, Little Rock, AR 72202MoreLess Info. Located on the Arkansas River, Murray Park is a large recreational park offering many amenities. It features several soccer fields and volleyball courts, a dog park with riverside trails, two playgrounds, and boating, canoeing, and fishing opportunities."

"Murray Park, on Rebsamen Park Road, is right along the Arkansas River. It's a great place to go walking with your pets and has a dog park. It's also great for kids."

"The Mount Holly Cemetery contains the graves of 11 state governors, 15 state Supreme Court justices, 4 Confederate generals, 7 United States senators and 22 Little Rock mayors, and 2 Pulitzer Prize recipient, along with war veterans. The first body was laid to rest here in 1843."

"If you are a lover of macabre or darker things in life, you may enjoy visiting Mount Holly Cemetery in Little Rock. On the second October of every year, drama students from the local high school come out to perform different monologues or dialogues from “ghosts” in the cemetery."

"Located in Little Rock, Arkansas, is the Governor’s Mansion Historic District, a district that covers a very large historic neighborhood. This district was first listed on the National Register of historic places in 1978, it’s borders were increased in 1988, it’s and later in 2002, it was increased again. In this district, you will get to see so many well-preserved houses from the late 19th century to the early 20th century."

"The state of Arkansas did not have an official residence for their governor until 1950, when this mansion was finished and fully operational."

"Since its very first day of construction in 1833, the Arkansas State House Museum has been a place of action. The building and its grounds have witnessed some of Arkansas’ most significant events, such as the admission of Arkansas to the Union, a fatal knife fight between two legislators, the Arkansas vote to secede from the United States and join the Confederacy, the pioneering of medical research into hookworm and malaria, and several speeches of the President of the United States. The Arkansas State House Museum has permanent and rotating exhibits, which give you a complete story of the state."

"Another attraction spot you should add on your list of best things to do in Little Rock is the Old State House Museum, This Little Rock tourist attraction makes one of the things to see in Little Rock. Old State House Museum is famous because it was the place where President Bill Clinton’s election night celebration in 1992 was held. The old state house is the oldest state capitol building all through the west of the Mississippi River."

"Long before the Capitol Building was erected, the Old State House Museum served as the original state capitol from 1842 until 1912."

"Take a self-guided tour of the bathhouse that operated from 1915-1962. Step back in time as you view the dressing rooms, electrotherapy beds, music room, gymnasium, and of course the bathtubs. The building has beautiful stain-glass windows throughout and is certainly a stop that even the kids will enjoy."

"Known one hundred years ago as the best bathhouse in Hot Springs, The Fordyce is now open to tours where guests can see its splendor. You’ll get personal insight into the most luxurious bathhouse on the row. The building also serves as Hot Springs National Park’s Visitor Center and Historical Museum."

"Named after its original owner, Samuel Fordyce, this site served as a bathhouse between 1915 and 1962. Today, it functions as a visitors center housing an array of exhibits."