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Texas, United States Food Guide: 5 Japanese food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in The Colony
Discover Restaurants offering the best Japanese food in The Colony, Texas, United States. The Colony is a city in Denton County, Texas, United States, and a suburb of Dallas. The population was 36,328 at the 2010 census.
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1. Wa Kubota
Authentic Japanese Restaurant owned by Japanese in North Plano, Texas. 90% of our chefs is Japanese, and they cook authentic foods with the fresh ingredients. Come& enjoy high quality food and service along with beautiful interior. On top of that, various
Reviewed By DublinLJL
A very traditional Japanese restaurant that made me feel like I was back in Japan. The food is traditionally Japanese, so you won't find complex sushi rolls that are popular in many american sushi restaurants.
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2. Edoko Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 130 reviews
Reviewed By rjrick
This Sushi restaurant was exceptional. from the host to the waitress the waiting period and the food was excellent. We had two salads with ginger sauce which was light and refreshing. Then we order various sushi rolls in which the lobster sushi roll was delish. Then for dessert, a green Tea cheesecake was so surprisingly good then a Cream Brulee which I am very critical of them because most sell them but do not make it well. It should be a custard, not a pudding and yes this was a custard alright. Definitely tipped my waitress as a great waitress should be tipped for a job well done.
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3. Wa Kubota
Authentic Japanese Restaurant owned by Japanese in North Plano, Texas. 90% of our chefs is Japanese, and they cook authentic foods with the fresh ingredients. Come& enjoy high quality food and service along with beautiful interior. On top of that, various
Reviewed By DublinLJL
A very traditional Japanese restaurant that made me feel like I was back in Japan. The food is traditionally Japanese, so you won't find complex sushi rolls that are popular in many american sushi restaurants.
4. Wasabi & Wok
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Mohsman
Went here at 10 PM for an after-movie dinner. Both my wife and son said their sushi and rolls were excellent. My beef and broccoli was average, but not at all bad. They serve very, wine, and saki. Their menu includes both Japanese and Chinese dishes. Service was fast and friendly, and their prices reasonable.
5. Kanzi
Reviewed By EdandDebDfw
This Japanese restaurant has one of the largest menus, including traditional Japanese dishes, sushi and sashimi, and there are 2 8-person hibachi tables. The wait staff is extremely helpful and friendly, and service was fast. Many visitors were coming in for takeout, as this restaurant is located in the heart of the Castle Hills subdivision. We had the seaweed salad to start, and it was excellent. We also had 2 of the more expensive sushi "rolls" which were gigantic, but not the traditional sushi rolls. They came as a large dish or bowl and the contents were like a roll deconstructed. There was a large amount of rice in these dishes, which were very tasty, but we prefer the more traditional style rolls which are actually rolls. Next visit we will try the tempura or other traditional Japanese dishes. The prices are very reasonable, and the fact that they are BYOB raises the rating to a 4+ for us.
