

Robata. Translated as “around the fireplace,” this ancient Japanese custom of cooking in a charcoal-fired hearth was introduced to Frisco in 2011. The beauty in robata is found in its simplicity and the way it embodies everything that Japanese cooking is about: achieving the divine through humble means. At Edoko, we challenge you to go beyond your comfort zone. Excite your palate with our diverse menu items from the robata bar, sushi bar, and kitchen. Enjoy premium sake, Japanese beer, and handcrafted cocktails from our talented bartenders. We hope you enjoy an exceptional dining service.
Sushi, sashimi & traditional, charcoal-grilled Japanese cuisine served in a sleek, modern setting.
Hours
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 5–10 PM |
| Sunday | 5–9 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5490 State Hwy 121, Frisco, TX 75034
Phone: (214) 618-9888
Website: http://www.edokosushifrisco.com/
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Reviews
When someone recommended Edoko, we knew we had found our perfect sushi place!
First of all, the sushi was not just good, but was outstanding. And consistent…every single time, it was the same , and the best we’d ever had.
Secondly, the service was beyond compare! We always ask for Kie, and we no longer even need menus…he sees us, knows that we always order the same foods and deserts, and notifies the amazing sushi chefs as soon as we sit down. He knows that I like my roll pieces half-width, as the size of their rolls is the most generous in the area. He also automatically brings us not one, but two glasses of our beverage of choice, knowing we will each need another before the meal is over…this includes remembering the exact number of lemon slices I like with my iced tea. The food is just amazing, including the beautiful and tasty orchid-looking edible flowers that adorn each dish.
Thirdly, their location is so convenient to both Frisco and Plano…121 and Legacy…easy to get to from virtually anywhere around. Since we had recently moved to the area, we found block numbers assigned to locations off of 121 confusing. But when we realized that Edoko was really on Legacy at 121, it made getting there so much easier.
We really have tried most of the local sushi places in the year since we moved here, and all too many were a terrible waste of money.
We are done experimenting. We can ALWAYS count on.Edoko for fresh, generous, delicious, and consistent sushi, and we no longer have any desire to check out any other sushi places. This places is about as perfect a place as you can find anywhere, let alone in this area. It is an oasis of calm and good, trustworthy,,and consistent excellence.
I highly recommend that you request Kie…I’m sure that everyone there is good, but he is the absolute best!
This has quickly become one of my go-to spots, and I’d recommend it to anyone who enjoys sushi. For visitors in town, Edoko is a must-do dining experience. Pictured are just a few of the incredible dishes we enjoyed—and there are so many more worth coming back for.
Bf ordered Calamari, tempura pumpkin and the signature roll #1. I got gyoza, yakitori chicken, yakiniku short ribs, and the hot rock.
The gyoza was more equivalent to mandu (had rice noodles inside, and a lot more fried and crispy than usual gyoza), but I enjoyed it alright for the price. My chicken was average at best and lacked flavor even with the sauce it was drenched in. The short ribs were the highlight of what I ordered, and had good grill taste and plenty more than I thought I would be receiving. The hot plate however was incredibly gimmicky, even more so than I expected. The meat was flavorless even when dipped in ponzu and even with the provided butter it stuck horribly to the rock. The mushrooms weren’t that impressive either, and you get maybe 7 tiny slices of beef. Do not get this dish if you come here.
Bf enjoyed his pumpkin and calamari but said the tempura skin lacked flavor. However, he greatly enjoyed his sushi roll for the price and noted he would get it again.
Overall, for the food I personally received, it was average at best and for sure overpriced. You can get similar better food nearby at a better price at Umiya off of Preston. I personally do not really wish to return for the price tag.
Note that parking here was a bit crowded on a Friday night. We parked a 3-5 min walk away.