

Musashi Japanese Fusion is a premier sushi restaurant in Frisco, TX specializing in high-quality traditional sushi and premium cuts like O-Toro, Uni, and fresh sashimi. We combine authentic Japanese techniques with a modern ambiance to create one of the best sushi dining experiences in Frisco. Whether you’re looking for fresh sushi near you, date night dinner, happy hour, or a contemporary twist on classic rolls, Musashi delivers exceptional quality and service. Join us for dinner, happy hour Monday–Friday 4–6PM, or explore our chef-driven specials featuring the freshest fish in Frisco. If you’re searching for the best sushi in Frisco, we look forward to welcoming you.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4606 Frisco Green Ave Suite 103, Frisco, TX 75034
Phone: (214) 407-7590
Website: https://www.musashidallas.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: musashidallas.com
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Reviews
You guys keep doing what you’re doing!
The place was pretty slow on a Sunday night and had a cartoon playing on tv. The restaurant in general was dimly lit and relatively moody.
Before I go in depth on what we ordered, here’s my verdict and reasoning for the rating:
The fish itself seemed like it was of good quality. You may then ask: if that’s the case, why the 3 stars Salman? Service. Service was the reason. Our server and the speed at which we were getting our food was pretty lackluster. And our server, simply wasn’t on top of stuff. She would disappear for long stretches and wouldn’t come back to either check on us or to even take our order in the beginning. For instance, when I started ordering nigiri’s, she had to stop me because while she initially thought, she could remember everything, she realized it would be better to write things down. What a fantastic thought.
The chefs were very kind, but slow. We wanted to order another escolar nigiri and potentially more items, but refrained from doing so, just because of how long everything else took.
Here’s all that we ordered:
– Hama chili: the yellowtail seemed fresh and was a good indication that the fish would be good. The dish itself wasn’t the best hamachiili we’ve had.
– Cherry blossom: rice less roll that was better than expected.
Here are the nigiri’s we ordered:
– Flounder: sweet. Not very chewy
– Escolar: buttery, torched but no smoky flavor, good. Top 3.
– Hamachi: flat and lacked flavor. Would’ve liked some more ponzu or spice
– Saketoro: slightly fishy. Went down very smooth though
– Kinemedai: very fresh. Slightly bitter.
– Masunosake: also very flat. We won’t order salmon here again.
– Otoro: fantastic. Smooth and buttery. Our favorite
– Otoro handroll: basic but the fish was spectacular.
There were plenty of of traditional sushi rolls and fried sushi rolls but also a lot of great non sushi dishes that were absolutely worth it.
The restaurant is also open late which is a huge plus for us. Highly recommend, and I wish we had one in Arkansas!
The fried rice was excellent as was the Sukiyaki.
Friendly staff.
Delightful sushi experience! This place is very nice. The fish and beef quality is superb!
Enjoyed the Hamachi crudo, chicken Karage, King salmon sashimi, Sake toro, Hamachi toro and Paradise maki.
A must try place. I will be coming back often and will try the ramen dishes too.
We started with the Bun Shelf Crab, a unique and flavorful appetizer. The texture and taste were unlike anything I’ve had before. The calamari, paired with their special fragrant sauce, was a delight. Adding coriander elevated the aroma and taste, making it a harmonious blend of flavors.
The Blossom Cherry Roll was another highlight—wrapped in tuna and served without rice, it’s a perfect option for anyone who enjoys a rich, fatty flavor. For the main course, we tried the thin, tender steak, which was wonderfully complemented by their special sauce.
The Seafood Udon Pasta had a unique taste, but it might not be for everyone. The dish was quite rich, with only four shrimp and one scallop, and the overall flavor leaned towards being fatty, which could be overwhelming for some.
Overall, Musashi Frisco delivers a distinct dining experience with creative flavors and high-quality ingredients. Just be mindful of the richness in some dishes. I’d definitely recommend it for a unique sushi and fusion experience!