Edohana Sushi

Sadly, this is probably the 8th or more time we've been here and I FINALLY thought to write a review. What's wrong with me?! What we LOVE about this place - it's a small place where people remember you. Our "sushi guys" remember you! But we also sit at the bar and always engage with them. We walk in and they remember us -a small town feel! But the point is, being near sooooo many places in Fort Worth and Dallas, we keep coming back here. Quality, experience, and value is why we come back. This looks like a modest establishment in a shopping center, but its quality food and service. Yes its "small" , yes it may take a wait if you come during peak time, BUT you will get Quality regardless because the servers see you, the sushi bar sees you, and everyone makes sure you have a good experience. Literally doing this review at the restaurant and stopping now becausey bf said, "stop, we don't want this place getting busier!" 😀 We always get apps and sushi, and today we finally tried the ramen. Yaaaas. Just as good or better as a very popular ramen place in fort worth. Even when fort worth is my oyster, I still choose Edohana! *** because of how good it is, i ALWAYS forget to take photos of my sushi rolls... until it's too late!

I recently had the pleasure of celebrating a birthday party at Edohana Sushi and it was an experience to remember. From the moment we walked in, the ambiance set the tone for a delightful evening. Parking is easy and the wait staff were very nice. The highlight of our meal was undoubtedly the sushi boat for four. The presentation was impeccable, and the variety was impressive. The rolls, especially the Rainbow, Dragon, and Spicy Tuna, were crafted to perfection, each offering a unique blend of flavors and textures that hit the spot especially after a long day. The four pieces each of tuna, salmon, yellowtail, shrimp, white tuna fish, and crabstick were fresh and beautifully presented. The sashimi, with three pieces of tuna, salmon, yellowtail, whitefish, and octopus, was a testament to the chef's expertise. Each slice was fresh, thick, and melted in the mouth. To complement our meal, I had an appletini, which were refreshingly crisp and the perfect balance of sweet and tart. All in all, Edohana Sushi provided a memorable birthday celebration with top-notch food and drinks. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for an authentic and delightful sushi experience in Fort Worth.

This restaurant seemed popular and filled up pretty quickly. We had a good time and were well taken care of. We ordered spicy edamame and gyoza as appetizers. The spices on the edamame were good, though the edamame itself was a bit overcooked. The gyoza was good as well. We ordered various rolls of sushi around the table. I ordered the rainbow roll, and my husband got a salmon roll. They were good, but ultimately, the flavor came from the crab salad inside both rolls rather than the fish outside--the different types of fish on the rainbow roll didn't seem to matter. We also ordered the salmon teriyaki and enjoyed it, although I think the salmon was also a little overcooked.

I love this place; my girlfriend and I have been coming here for years and continue to do so even though we moved eastbound from this side of Fort Worth. The service is great, but the sushi is even better. It's the best I have had in the US. Anywhere. The butterfly kiss is loaded with generous servings of crab and is our favorite no rice roll. I rarely leave reviews anywhere, but I'm sitting here having lunch and I realized how often I come here. Had to leave one. Bryan