Edohana Sushi

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!

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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)

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.