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Best Japanese food near Pflugerville, Texas, United States
Find out what Japanese restaurants to try in Pflugerville. Pflugerville /ˈfluːɡərvɪl/ is a city in Travis County, Texas, United States, with a small portion in Williamson County. The population was 46,936 at the 2010 census. Pflugerville is a suburb of Austin and part of the Austin–Round Rock–San Marcos Metropolitan Statistical Area. Pflugerville was named after the original German settlers that farmed the area, the Pflugers. The German word, "pfluger" translates to "tiller", which refers a farm instrument used to till the soil.
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1. Iron Fish Sushi and Grill
Come to our sushi restaurant for a modern twist on sushi and Japanese cuisine! At our Asian restaurant we offer daily happy hour specials as well as lunch sushi roll specials. Stop in today!
Reviewed By AnnMckovsky
We found this place by accident and we keep coming back! The quality of food is great. Dishes are delicious, everything is always very fresh and very well prepared. All the rolls are worth trying (Snow White is my personal favorite), great appetizers, especially garlic edamame and the delicious green tea cheesecake for dessert:)Staff is great too, the only thing that I would change are the opening hours that could be extended a bit as we usually finish work late and we have to rush from the office to make it for dinner:)
2. Shogun
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Tamika E
Last night, July 1st, my husband and I went for a date night to enjoy the Hibachi grill. I have been to this particular location three times and felt confident returning.Sadly, it was my husband's first experience.We ordered Tornado rolls in addition to our grill meal.Halfway through our dining, a live roach was crawling in our Tornado rolls.Management attempted to convince us that the rest of our food was fine at which time my husband pointed out a new roach climbing by the window seal. Management finally conceded to giving us our meal free.Do not eat here!Rate a Big Zero!
3. Ka-Prow Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Ka-Prow Thai & Sushi Bistro holds deep roots to Thailand and brings a variety of authentic and health-conscious dishes to Austin like the popular Pad Thai, Spicy Chow Mein and chef specials like Ginger Tilapia and Paradise Duck. Along with stir-fry and cu
Reviewed By nrc42
This is my favorite restaurant! As someone with celiac disease, my options for restaurant dining are pretty limited. Even places that allegedly cater to a gluten-free diet can be very haphazard about it, leading to cross-contamination. At Ka-Prow, however, they take dietary issues very seriously. Not only do they have a separate (and extensive!) gluten-free menu, but they have a system in place to make sure things that are meant to be gluten-free stay gluten-free. All meals for those with food allergies and other such restrictions come out on black plates (normal plates are white) so you can see right away that your meal is marked for your dietary restrictions.One of the most reassuring experiences I had here was an occasion where my husband's meal came out alone, and the chef came out personally to apologize to me and let me know that my meal was going to have to be remade because someone had used the wrong pan for one of the ingredients. I didn't even care that my food was late, I was just really excited and relieved to know that it was being taken that seriously!As far as the food goes, I have never had a bad meal here (and neither has my gluten-eating husband). For an appetizer, I highly recommend the spring rolls - the peanut sauce they come with is amazing. My favorite entrees are the Pad Kee Mao, the Yellow Curry, and the Spicy Grilled Duck off the dinner menu. Don't be afraid to order tofu as your protein, even if you don't normally like tofu - I have no idea what they do to it, but it's absolutely delicious. Try the sticky rice with egg custard for dessert, rather than defaulting to mango (or get both!).I've only tried two kinds of sushi here. Both were pretty good, but not exceptional. In general I'd recommend sticking to the Thai dishes. Service can be a little hit-or-miss, but it's never been outright bad.Overall, it's a great little restaurant, especially if you are gluten-free. Even if you aren't, you won't regret trying it.You just made my day! Thank you so, so much for your support and for taking the time to write up such a wonderful review. I loved reading every word. Food allergies are not something to be taken lightly, so we're always more than happy to accommodate. I hope you'll be back to see us again soon!Thanks again,Opart, Owner
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