The workers were really professional and nice, the food was amazing!!, the tables were very clean, the environment was nice and very organized. read more

Love picking up dinner here after work. I love the temptation roll and my husband likes the Geisha roll. When we've dined in vs picking up service has always been great. read more

I ordered a fried rice with beef for to go and It barely had any beef. it was mostly rice and it wasn't that good. I have a picture.

i would definitely recommened this restuarant. The food is amazing, the serving was good, and Kathryn was a very good server.

Love this restaurant! The service is amazing and food is great! Live the fried rice, tempura, and the cowboy roll

Best sushi in flower mound! Been here for 23 years and haven't found better quality for a better price anywhere else! The geisha roll is a must have, the tuna tower is fantastic, and the fried ice cream is amaze! read more

While staying in Flower Mound we found Edohana and enjoyed our meal. Being a Monday night, the quaint restaurant was almost empty. After enjoying every bit of our meal we wondered why! We had edamame and shrimp dumplings as appetizers. The dumplings were amazing! My husband had the Hawaiian roll and I had the Super Crunchy roll. We both enjoyed our choices. Our waitress was super friendly and helpful! read more

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This place is amazing don't let the strip center location fool you. The sushi is so fresh it melts in your mouth. The service...muah. Chefs kiss read more

Edohana Sushi - Japanese Near Me - Flower Mound, Texas

Favorite sushi place ever. The tango roll is the best roll Ive ever had at any sushi restaurant.

A Valentine's Day Restaurant Adventure (Or: How I Learned to Love Hot Water) Nothing says romance quite like an empty restaurant on Valentine's Day. Apparently, everyone else got the memo except us. Having survived their takeout years ago, we bravely ventured in for the full "experience." Oh boy. Let's start with the positives, because that's a short list: My wife's meal was "adequate." That's it. That's the list. My beef teriyaki was a fascinating study in contrasts - tender as a leather boot, but hey, at least the sauce and veggies were edible. The real entertainment, though, was the service. Our waitress, sporting a smile that screamed "I'd rather be anywhere else," mastered the art of customer avoidance along with the rest of the staff. They should teach this technique in ninja school. The "green tea" deserves special mention. First attempt: hot water with vague memories of tea. Second attempt: slightly less hot water with whispers of tea. "Hope this is more to your liking," said our waitress, apparently unaware that tea typically contains, well, tea. But wait, there's more! Apparently, my miso soup went missing in action. "Oh yeah, we ran out," our waitress helpfully informed me after I'd finished my meal and received the check. Her solution? "Want like a salad instead?" Because nothing says "I'm sorry we forgot a hot soup" quite like some random lettuce after you're done eating. The grand finale: $47 plus additional tax and tip for mystery plates and world-class disappearing acts. We tipped well because even terrible service deserves mercy on Valentine's Day, but let me save you some time and money: AVOID THIS PLACE! Unless you're really into expensive hot water and playing "Guess What's Missing From Your Meal." Rating: (One + may be 1/2 star for teaching me that my expectations were way too high) read more

Food & service is excellent! Quiet family style sushi restaurant. The food is fresh and delicious. You won't be disappointed!

They always have absolutely amazing service and delicious food! Whenever I come it's never that busy so I hope it continues in business. Definitely recommend this place. read more

My family has been coming here for years, and our visits have always been excellent. The owner is so friendly and kind, and the wait staff are very attentive. The ambiance of this restaurant is great too, perfect for a gathering or date night. I've tried several dishes over the years, but the ones I keep coming back to are: - Tango roll: filled with crabmeat and shrimp tempura, and topped with salmon and four delicious sauces - each bite is an explosion of flavor! - Temptation roll: similar to the tango roll, but it also has cream cheese inside and is topped with crabmeat. If you like cream cheese but also want a spicy kick, this roll is perfect for you. - Shrimp tempura bento box: a shrimp tempura roll (with avocado, crabmeat, and sweet ponzu), Japanese salad, crab stick, and egg. So so satisfying. - Sushi combination bento box: you get to try a little of everything in this one! It also comes with Japanese salad and crab stick. - Salmon tower: A bed of crabmeat and rice, topped with avocado, salmon, fish egg, and four different sauces. It's so much fun to demolish, mix, and eat. A bit overpriced in my opinion, but it's 100% still worth a try! P.S. Some of these items are no longer printed on the menu, but they still serve them as tasty as ever. I highly recommend this place! read more

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Really, a good amount of my last review stands so if you are looking for information on location and atmosphere, you could still refer to that. However, my next two visits made me realize the sushi quality here is more like decent to good, and service is a bit lacking. In fact, my next visit, I didn't even get to eat! I was seated and then ignored for 15 minutes before I left. The server didn't even get my drink order and though they had tables, they weren't in the midst of a rush. I had somewhere to be and that's too long to leave a customer unattended without even getting a drink order. I came back a couple of weeks ago and got the salmon roll. This was a great deal at $5.50 and service was very speedy. Well, I was the only one in there, it was 15 minutes before 2pm when they close, so I guess I expected speedy. The salmon was okay, the nori was not fresh, it was quite chewy. The cut was uneven but overall it was a good roll for the price. Unfortunately, I'm obsessed with salmon now and this was not nearly as smooth or tasty as my first visit. It was good enough, but I get much higher quality a couple blocks down on a consistent basis that literally melts in my mouth. That could be a vendor issue perhaps. Service is not very attentive and most of the staff were on their phones. It's a bummer that subsequent visits didn't compare with the first, but it's still a decent place to get some sushi. There are just some really great options in the area, so my visits will be occasional. read more

Edohana Sushi - Salmon roll $5.50, it was ok - Japanese Near Me - Flower Mound, Texas

My first time at Edohana. The food was good, but pricier than other sushi places in the area. I like that they have beef bulgogi since this is my bubba's favorite. We were seated, waited on, and then served. Then... we sat there for half an our waiting for our server so we can ask for the check. He didn't check to see how we're doing it if we needed refills on our drinks. Meanwhile, the other staff people came in pairs to clean up tables. Sad! Don't think we'll be back. read more

Edohana Sushi - a sushi roll on a plate - Japanese Near Me - Flower Mound, Texas

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Edohana is my favorite sushi place in Flower Mound. Their location is convenient and parking is easy. You can call to order take out or eat in person, but they don't have an online ordering system. Edohana has a large menu with something for everyone. I will say: I don't eat sushi. So I always get the chicken teriyaki and it's good every time. Their specials are served with miso soup and salad; the soup is excellent. My favorite thing to get is the mushroom poppers as an appetizer. It's basically fried mushrooms filled with crab and they are SO good! The staff is friendly and moderately attentive. Overall, if you're looking for a sushi place close to home, give Edohana a try! read more

Edohana Sushi - Mushroom Poppers - Japanese Near Me - Flower Mound, Texas

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We love coming to this place. Our favorite rolls are The French Kiss and the Temptation Roll.

I had the butterfly kiss. It was a little more complicated then the standard salmon with crab meat but it was great in its own way! Can't wait to go back and have it again. Nom. Alcohol wise I had a drink called the geisha (something like that) I was not crazy about the drink. It tasted like Robitussin... Edohana- stick to the sushi and you'll be just fine! read more

Edohana Sushi - Butterfly kiss - Japanese Near Me - Flower Mound, Texas

This is by far the best sushi restaurant I have ever been to. The staff is always attentive and the owner is the hardest working person you will ever meet. I have brought guest with me from many parts of the world and they have all said that this place is amazing. read more

I have been coming to Edohana for almost 15 years. It has been a staple in the Flower Mound restaurant community for years, as I have seen many restaurants come and go. The quality of the sashimi and rolls is second to none. As I have seen in most of the restaurants I frequently visit, labor issues continue to be a struggle. Kimmy is here day in and day out making sure the customer experience is exemplary. read more

Great service - the owner was there and attending to our party of 7. She was very attentive. Clean restaurant- some chairs need re-covering. I had on a summer dress and had to sit on my napkin because the chair was ripped and scratching me. Good food - I have zero complaints and everyone in our party lived what they ordered. I like the pickled cucumber slices they put out for a nice little treat when seated. I would go back. The 3 Stars was for the chairs and it's just not a 5 Star place but a solid 3-1/2. read more

Edohana Sushi - Cucumbers pickled on the table. - Japanese Near Me - Flower Mound, Texas

I fell this is the best sushi and Japanese restaurant in the Flower Mound area. The owner is always present to ensure everything moves smoothly, if you have any concerns she is always available. I have eaten here, numerous times and I have always been very satisfied. read more

This is our favorite sushi spot in Flower Mound. We have been going here for years and it is always great. Kimmy is great and is always so hospitable. We always feel welcome a d enjoy our spot near the sushi bar. We love the garden, panic, and edohanna fire, and french kiss rolls. We have always enjoyed others too. read more

Great place to eat with family and friends.Very friendly and great services.It you haven't try it you need too.I was my first time. It was awesome.When out with all my coworkers loved it. read more

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This restaurant is a hidden gem. Do not be fooled by the exterior. Inside is an elegant and beautiful restaurant. The food was all delicious with generous portions that were reasonably priced. The service was excellent. Another plus is that it was spotlessly clean. Give it a try; I don't think you will be disappointed. read more

I have now tried this place 3 times .... they are the worst for service they never have enough people .... this is the management fault I do not blame the staff.... the owners put there employees in a very bad situation..... Will never go back!! One last note......very Boring atmosphere!!!! read more

We come here a LOT. This is by far our most favorite place to eat! Anytime we have friends in from out of town we make sure to bring them here! The food and service is just amazing! read more

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Disgusting. Rude. I hate giving one stars because I always want to give places another chance especially if it is my first time, but this place is gross. I had the chirashi bowl, my mom a salad, and my dad some shrimp with rice. First of all, the sashimi on my chirashi was all unfresh. I took one bite out of each type and put it down because it had such a fishy taste. I feel nauseous just thinking about it. Mom's salad was 6 pieces of sashimi thrown on a thin layer of spring mix. Dad's was 4 pieces of shrimp, veggies, and rice. Over priced for portion and quality. At best I can give a 2/5. Now, worst of all was the service. The guy working there was friendly enough so I left a 20% tip because I did not want to penalize him for the food. But the girl working there, skinny with a party dress, was atrocious. She had a bad attitude and plopped down our dishes. I asked for a spoon for my bowl and she laughed in my face and said "what for?" And when I pointed to my bowl and said for my rice she smirked again and said "oh...ya sure haha." Seriously made me feel dumb for asking. Then she brought out a long tea spoon and smiled in a condescending way again and asked "good enough?" Like I have never felt so dumb asking for some silverware. She was acting like a hot shot so maybe she was a manager, but if she is just a hostess, fire her! Maybe it was because we were Korean.. but she was friendly to the other white guests. She filled my ice green tea with water and acted annoyed when I told her I was drinking green tea. What is her problem. Never ever will I be returning. It was one of the worst experiences I have had at a food establishment in a while. read more

Edohana Sushi - Gross. Unfresh. Worst thawed sashimi I have ever tried. - Japanese Near Me - Flower Mound, Texas

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I couldn't give this 5 stars because the server argued with me over what was on the printed menu and my sushi came 10 minutes after my guest's beef yakiniku. What saved this place was the portion size, taste and freshness of the sashimi. So, I'll be back eventually. read more

The restaurant is a decent size, pretty dark and dim inside, and was definitely dead during lunch hours. We originally planned to try out Curry's restaurant across the street, but didn't realize that they were closed on Mondays until we got there. The staff was friendly and the service was good. The food, however, is a different story. I ordered a miso soup, house salad, seaweed salad, and an order of salmon sashimi. The miso soup and house salad were your ordinary soup and salad that you get at any Japanese restaurant (the miso was a little bland though). The seaweed salad was a little too salty. The salmon sashimi was a pretty good portion considering that the cut was pretty thick. Not bad, but the texture of the fish was not as soft and fresh. Very lackluster. It was disappointing. I also ordered the crab ball and jalapeño poppers for the group. The crab ball was basically just fried shredded artificial crab meat served with a light sweet and sour sauce. I wasn't impressed by this appetizer at all. The jalapeño poppers, however, seemed to be a crowd pleaser. The consensus seemed to be that cream cheese would make this app even tastier (free tip!) The rest of the guys ordered off of the lunch menu. One ordered Chicken Tempura, another ordered Tonkatsu, another ordered Chicken Teriyaki, and another ordered Chicken Yakisoba. When their food came out, I was literally shocked at how small the portions were. I wanted to ask if there was a food shortage here in Flower Mound that we weren't aware of. The image of a very thinly slice of chicken with teriyaki sauce graffiti'd all over it on a bed of what seemed to be flattened out rice on a plate is still stuck in my head. I raised my phone up to take a picture but halfway through it I just gave up. It wasn't even worth a picture, but now I wish I would've snapped it just to justify my description and prove that I'm not over exaggerating. The same can be said for the Tonkatsu, and the Chicken Yakisoba was laughable. It looked like it was ordered from a kid's menu (see photo). The chicken tempura actually didn't look too bad, and the presentation of it was the most decent amongst all of the other dishes. During our "feast" we muttered to each other that Kaji (on Round Grove next to Jimmy John's) would've been a way better and an extremely more satisfying place to go (it's our usual lunch spot), and the prices would be a lot cheaper for way more food. (This is what we get for betraying Kaji) Also, the music selection at Edohana's is unbearably corny and depressing. At least Kaji's music is bearable. All in all, if the staff wasn't friendly and if the service was bad, this place would get only one star. But because of the staff and service, two stars seems fair...and maybe a little too generous. read more

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Went here for dinner with a friend and I'm not sure where to start. I guess I'll go ahead and start with the appetizer. We ordered chicken Egg-rolls and asked how many were in one order. Our waiter said 4, which was a nice surprise that soon turned into a disappointment. When we got the egg rolls, they were actually two Egg-rolls that were cut into 4 pieces. For the main dish, I had the super dragon roll, which was pretty good. Finally for dessert I had the tempura ice cream, which would've been great if he tempura was actually warm... It wasn't. Overall, this place is okay for their main dishes but that's about it. The waiter also needs more training as he continued to take my plates away without asking me if I was done.... read more

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I lived in Japan for several years, and I have to say that the sushi here is consistently The Best. I can't vouch for the menu entrees. I've never had enough room or desire for anything other than the sushi or sashimi. The Temptation Roll (not authentic Japanese) is to DIE for. Order one with your drink order. read more

Edohana Sushi - Omg Sushi. - Japanese Near Me - Flower Mound, Texas

One of our favorite sushi places. Owner is such a nice woman. They have the BEST tuna tower. Family favorite. Fish is fresh. Sushi chefs are friendly. Drinks are good.... love their lemon drop martinis!! Prices have crept up unfortunately, so we have cut back on our visits... it gets pretty expensive to feed 3 teenagers there... but we this place read more

Best sushi I have had in a long time. Great service Great atmosphere Freshest Sushi read more

Best Restaurant in Flower Mound! The atmosphere is welcoming and lovely. I didn't think I liked sushi but was persuaded by my family and waiter to try some. The salmon crunch roll was delicious as was the tuna roll. I now say I like sushi! The table was set with a small appetizer of marinated cucumber slices and the best sliced ginger and wasabi. The menu was extensive and included all kinds of sushi, rolls, and entrees. My entree, chicken tempura, came with a tasty miso soup and salad. The tempura chicken and vegetables were outstanding! It was breaded lightly and fried to a delicate crisp coat. I understand that everything is homemade. The service was also wonderful. Our wait was prompt and attentive We will definitely return! read more

This was the fastest sushi place I've been to. Though it is a nice and chill place. Ambiance is somewhat intimate. You would think they will drag to get the food out to you. It was a busy Wednesday night. Place was 80% occupied and the stream of to-go pickup customers were steady all through out the night. Our food still came out fast. And do you know why? It's because they have 4 sushi chefs behind the counter. They pretty much had a 5:1 ratio which is great. So overall my experience was great. Sushi we're fresh. I wouldn't say it's the best... but it was good enough for this type of restaurant. Would I come back? Sure. Why not?! read more

Edohana Sushi - Front: Rainbow Roll Back: Spider Roll - Japanese Near Me - Flower Mound, Texas

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Waited 25 minutes after being seated and no waiter could find time to stop by. 5 waiters, 11 people total in the restaurant. I'd give zero stars if I could. Pathetic "service". read more

Sushi is a funny thing - it used to be a food that Texas diners would be very squeamish about. In fact, some still are - especially in older people with tastes set in stone (for meat & potatoes only, etc). We even hear excuses that anything uncooked is full of parasites and bacteria (which can be true of any food if you want to get technical)! I remember in my own case, my friend spent a couple of solid hours one evening, begging me to go as I refused, and finally I gave in. We cozied up to the food bar and he started to order nearly everything on the menu - and I was converted that evening to being a sushi fan. Since that evening several years ago, I have tried sushi all over North Texas. Some of the buffet style places who deal more in volume than quality tend to be a little cheaper and maybe not so fresh. Most Chinese food places now also offer sushi, knowing Texans don't care if it is Japanese or Chinese as long as they like it. But the really good sushi places have two things in common. One, they are sushi only (meaning sushi and sashimi, more often than not, Hibachi too), they are straight line Japanese food. Second, the really good sushi places are a bit on the expensive side. All sushi is pricey - 2 or 3 pieces or a roll the size of a candy bar can run from ten to twenty bucks, and here in Texas, that is an appetizer. But with the high price, the really good stuff is based on one thing - freshness. The buffet style sushi at many restaurants cannot hold a candle to truly fresh sushi. At Edohana, they take freshness and skilled food preparation and elevate it to an art form. One look at their website (edohana.com) shows some samples of this very thing. Even more compelling, they have chefs who create very original treats, and you never know what might be new on the whiteboards behind the chefs preparing your feast. Because of the prices, we do not often get to eat sushi, but when we have the means or a celebration, we will be there. The peaceful decor is complimented by a wonderful staff - your hostess makes you feel truly welcome, and the chefs are obviously seasoned experts, as well as artists, with creating your meal. A personal note - at the Flower Mound location, the hostess will recognize you after a couple of visits and one evening, during the meal, came to our table and offered a complimentary round of saki, which made the visit even more wonderful. The one time we had an experience that was less than extraordinary, we decided to get frisky and try the sea urchin. We attributed the off taste to being something different, but after we got home we got pretty ill. Made us stay away from any sushi for a good while. But, I honestly think this was a fluke. I do not know if it was the animal itself or we just happened to get the one thing that was not fresh. I know we won't be ordering sea urchin again. But if you want the very best sushi in town - skip the chinese food restaurants with sushi on the side, and head over to Edohana. Diabetics, you can enjoy the wonderful sashimi salads (without the rice that causes diabetic problems), and of course all fresh fish is a very heart-healthy food. I see families there as well as dating couples every time we visit. I am really glad we have an Edohana in Flower Mound, and they have other locations around DFW as well. If you are a sushi fan, you need to check out Edohana. They take wonderful food to the next level and make it an art form. We just wish they were open on Sunday! All sushi places have odd hours of operation for some reason, but it would only make sense here in the suburbs for such a wonderful place to be open for lunch after church, or Sunday dinner. Edohana - you are the best of the best round these parts! Mark Robbins read more

This is consistently my FAVORITE SUSHI SPOT in the area. LOVE Edohana. They get to know you if you go there often, and they are very friendly. ***I wanted to update that they have recently remodeled inside. It is FABULOUS!*** New, better lighting... they've added booths... much more cozy and intimate. I hadn't remembered music much before, but they had great music playing last night (a Thursday night). It just felt much more "hip". I LOVE EDOHANA!!!! One of my new favorite rolls: TORNADO ROLL, with yellowtail and fresh jalapenos... so good! They just added some new rolls too- the Kennedy roll (has jalapenos, awesome!), Flower Mound roll, etc. Also love the geisha roll, cowboy roll,... heck, they're ALL GOOD! I've never had anything bad here. Always fresh and delicious. Tell Kimmie that "Sharon and daughter Claire" sent you. :) read more

In the area for business and saw this quaint sushi restaurant. I was starving, and I thought this would be a quick lunch stop, as most sushi lunches are in my experience. Service took forever. One server and one sushi maker. I stood at the entrance for about 3-4 minutes until a server appeared to seat me. The gentleman making sushi never said a word or greeted me in any way... I just stood. Two tables who came in after me had their orders taken first. Sushi was good, but who has an hour to spend on one spicy tuna roll and miso soup? I wanted the dynamite roll, but after seeing how long it was taking simply to place my order, I kept it simple. Food was good, server was trying her best, but I'll select something less time consuming next time I'm in the area. read more