In 1970, Miyoko Omori came to the United States from Japan. After waiting tables for 7 years at Fuji Ya in Minneapolis, Miyoko decided she'd open her own restaurant. Miyoko left her job with only her last paycheck in hand, and convinced a local business owner to rent her a space for her now award-winning restaurant, Sakura, or "cherry blossom" in Japanese. Sakura Restaurant offers an excellent selection of Japanese cuisine to both the novice and connoisseur.
Nestled between Sakatah Singing Hills Bike trail and Round Lake. We offer two motel rooms and seasonal sites for camper/Rv's and mobile homes. Full hookups. Paddle boat and canoe for use by customers as long as safety rules are followed.
A 39 mile blacktop trail between Mankato and Faribault wandering near pastures and farmland along several lakes, through three small towns, and through a forested state park. The trail is perfect for biking and hiking, and, in the winter, groomed for snowmobiles.
Near the middle of the trail, cyclists are routed through city streets in Waterville, and at Elysian, there is a railroad depot wayside rest. There are swimming beaches at Waterville, Elysian, Madison Lake and Cannon Lake.
On the boundary between the prairie and the "Big Woods", this park offers a diversity of landscapes. Situated on the shore of Upper and Lower Sakatah lakes, this wooded park offers camping, biking, hiking, fishing and canoeing. Sakatah Singing Hills State Trail runs through the park, providing access to 39 mi of biking and snowmobiling trails with approx 3 mi of the trail within park boundaries. The park has 5 miles of trail for hiking.
Nestled away in a peaceful setting along the shores of Lake Sakatah. Adjacent to Sakatah State Park and Sakatah Singing Hills 39 mile paved trail. Great fishing, boating, canoeing, jet skiing, biking, hiking, bird watching and snowmobiling.
Suite,large & small kitchenettes, and single rooms all newly remodeled and super clean.
Since 1979, Saji-Ya has specialized in the preparation of both sushi and northern Japanese fare. The freshness and quality of their seafood, flown in fresh from local fishermen in California and Hawaii, is unparalleled. For an exceptional dining experience, visit Saji-Ya's Teppanyaki grill. Here, diners enjoy the artistry of expert chefs as they grill vegetables, chicken, scallops, shrimp, ribeye steak, or lobster right at the table. The Teppanyaki grill is the perfect place to entertain friends and family with a culinary spectacle that as delicious as it is fun to watch.
Bar and grill serving traditional lunch, dinner and drinks. Located in Courtyard by Marriott across the street from Saint Marys.
Saint Paul RiverCentre is the capital city’s stunning convention, special event and entertainment venue. With more than 250,000 square feet of versatile event space, Saint Paul RiverCentre offers the perfect blend of easily configurable space, luminous, airy design and outstanding customer service. Tradeshows, conventions, community events, intimate gatherings and lavish galas all have a home within Saint Paul RiverCentre.
Saint Paul Brewing (formerly Flat Earth Brewing Company). The Saint Paul brewery featured in Local beer establishments across the Twin Cities. Hand Crafted Beers, Daily Sample Tastings, and Weekly Tours.
Wood-Fired Pizzas, Handhelds, Burgers & Bites, we have the perfect pairings for cold drinks and warm company!
The Saint Paul Audubon Society offers free local birding trips to many destinations in the metro area and greater Minnesota. The website at www.saintpaulaudubon.org lists trips and the Newsletter link gives times and locations. Trips are usually 2 to 3 hour bird walks in the morning. Monthly member meetings are the 2nd Thursday at 6:45 p.m. (Sept-Dec and Feb-May) in the Roseville Community Center and feature lectures on birds, environmental issues, and other wildlife. Non-members may attend all events.
