Abe Japanese Food

Always my go-to for kimchi cheese katsu ($16)! The meat was a bit tough this time but I guess it can be a hit or miss. The kakuni ekiben ($16) came with so much rice underneath in their rectangular wooden boxes with 6 pork belly slices. We obviously ended up wasting half of the rice. Wish it had a few more pieces of meat instead of half of the veggie garnishes. Overall, I like how the place comes up with new menu items and keeps up with the renovations. You can order through their tablets on tables which is convenient!

Solid Japanese spot! We got there right before the dinner rush but it does get packed.Edamame ($4) was perfectly salted and portion. The abe udon ($8) was a tad salty but over wise great! The curry katsu don ($13) was huge! The katsu was so flakey but the curry was lacking a bit. If it had more veggies I think it would be perfect. Service was quick and clean! You do have to get your own water and sides but def recommend this spot if you're not in the mood for Korean food

The place was nicely lit and there was plenty of seating. My husband and I were not satisfied with our dinner elsewhere so we decided to come to Abe and it definitely satisfied us. We got the curry katsu and it was perfect! It topped off our night. We also got this beef hotpot sukiyaki that we didn't enjoy as much as it was a bit on the sweeter side. It wasn't bad but it just didn't suit our taste at the time. I really liked the agadashi tofu! That was also very perfect. Service was friendly but our food did take quite a bit to come out. I might've just been hangry at the time so no judgement there. Will be back to try more!!

This may have become my top katsu spot. We ordered the cheese kimchi katsu, curry katsu, takoyaki, and rainbow roll. The sushi was huge and delicious. The takoyaki was pretty standard and had no flaws, really good. The cheese katsu is a must try. I definitely recommend ordering it and trying it. I loved how you can grab as much of the pickled spicy onions. The service is amazing and simple, just order on the ipad and all the to-go boxes, onions, and water are self serve and simple. The restaurant is super nicely laid out, with these big private booths that allow for a nice peaceful dinner setting and plenty of privacy. This has become my number 1 spot to go to and recommend to everyone now!

This was such a unique dining experience. It is so fun to try new things! This is a great Japanese comfort food restaurant in Carrollton that is located in a shopping center with predominantly Asian restaurants. You could enjoy a different restaurant everyday in this area and it would take quite some time to exhaust them all. The decor is minimalist and very clean. The tables are pretty large and would fit multiple items or large bento boxes and not be crowded. We ordered unsweetened ice tea and it is freshly brewed which was appreciated. We started out with the Sunomono (cucumber salad with vinaigrette dressing and shredded crab.) This was such a delicious, light and refreshing appetizer that I would definitely get again.For our entrees we ordered the Unagi Ekiben containing grilled fresh water eel with Japanese style side dishes over rice. The Ekiben was served with shrimp tempura, miso soup, and side salad. I rarely eat tempura but the shrimp was absolutely delish dipped in the vinaigrette that was in the cucumber salad. Wow! It was a flavor explosion and perfectly crispy. The eel combined with the Japanese fresh pickles was an abolute umami bomb and I loved it. It was fantastic. My husband ordered the Teriyaki Chicken Bento Box and enjoyed (that tempura yam!) although the chicken was a touch dry and he said he would probably order the eel next. The menu has so many nice choices that it was difficult to make a decision! Oh well! I guess I better go again some day and try some more of Abe's delicious morsels! I highly recommend this restaurant. You can tell the owners operate with excellence.

Fast and friendly service (now with multiple kiosks with pics to decide and ponder choices)! A large variety of options that did not disappoint! We started with some Takoyaki, followed by crispy katsu, and for the entree had a gigantic hot pot of shroom-filled umami goodness. Everything that I could hope for in a Japanese restaurant!

Went with a couple of friends and shared a couple of items including the sukiyaki, kimchi chicken katsu, and takoyaki. Everything was delicious. The kimchi chicken katsu was thick and juicy with a nice crisp fried coating with kimchi underneath the coating. The sourness of the kimchi offset the fried-ness of the chicken well and the portion size was large. The takoyaki was good, with a gentle crisp and a not a lot of sauce. The sukiyaki was so big that we struggled. It was delicious though, with a good mix of vegetables and meat, plus a raw egg for dipping. The meat was thicker than anticipated and a little tougher, but I think I was expecting more thin and fatty slices like Shabu Shabu. Overall, a great meal with leftovers to spare.Pricing was good for three people, portions were great, and service was good. Ordering is a self-kiosk. They have a huge menu range and I only wish I had a bigger stomach or came with more friends to share more food with! I'll definitely have to come back and try their other menu options.

I've been coming to Abe for years now and have always had a great experience. Their menu is full of traditional Japanese classics.Recently I've been ordering the sukiyaki and I can tell you, if you're a hot pot lover, you'll enjoy this dish.It's full of veggies like cabbage and mushrooms as well as a ton of beef. It's nutritious and filling.The ordering process is pretty self-sufficient. You order via the digital kiosk up front and the food will come out once it's ready.

You get an iPad to order so you can take your time to look at all the dishes . The service is great . The price for the amount and quality of the food is great .

Husband and I were wanting to try out soba noodles so we found this little gem. We came here on a Sunday afternoon. It was decently busy. The ambiance was cute and modern. Although it was busy, there was plenty of tables still available.When you walk in, you order off a self order screen, then take your receipt and go find a table. We ordered a their zaru soba and katsu chicken. Everything came out quick. The food was delicious!