Origami

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About Origami

Discover a taste of Japan in the heart of Derby at Origami, a welcoming Japanese restaurant located on Green Lane in the city centre.

Offering a delicious selection of traditional Japanese dishes, Origami is the perfect spot for anyone looking to explore authentic flavours. From freshly prepared sushi and comforting bowls of ramen to crispy chicken katsu, gyoza and yakitori skewers, the menu brings together some of Japan's best-loved dishes.With its stylish, contemporary interior and relaxed atmosphere,...

Offering a delicious selection of traditional Japanese dishes, Origami is the perfect spot for anyone looking to explore authentic flavours. From freshly prepared sushi and comforting bowls of ramen to crispy chicken katsu, gyoza and yakitori skewers, the menu brings together some of Japan's best-loved dishes.

With its stylish, contemporary interior and relaxed atmosphere, Origami is ideal for everything from a casual lunch to a cosy evening meal with friends or family. The restaurant prides itself on freshly prepared food, friendly service and an authentic Japanese dining experience.

One of Origami's more unusual features is its small Japanese grocery shop, where visitors can browse a selection of imported snacks, drinks, ingredients and treats to take home.

Whether you're already a fan of Japanese cuisine or fancy trying something new, Origami is a fantastic addition to Derby's growing independent restaurant scene and well worth a visit.

Why you'll love it

Japanese favourites

Choose from sushi, ramen, chicken katsu, gyoza and yakitori, with plenty of recognisable Japanese dishes on the menu.

Relaxed city-centre dining

A contemporary interior and easy-going atmosphere make Origami suitable for a casual lunch or an evening meal.

Japanese groceries to take home

Browse the adjoining grocery shop for imported snacks, drinks, ingredients and treats.

Plan your trip

Dining Options: Lunch, Dinner

Specialities: Serves Food

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