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Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 900 W Market St, Logansport, IN 46947
Phone: (574) 992-8778
Website: http://www.tokyologansport.com/
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Venus Butcher
First time eating here and they were very nice, quick and the food was excellent. We will come back and we’re from out of town. Definitely recommend.
… moreJasmine Bell
I had the hibachi chicken and mixed vegetables plate. It was so tasty, I did not even need any yum yum sauce. The chicken was cooked perfectly as was the rice. The fried jalapeño with cream cheese and crab is now a favorite. Thanks for wonderful meal Tokyo!
… moreNicky “NickyMouse”
Absolutely amazing restaurant. We were out sunday for drive and stumbled upon this place. It was a little busy but had no problem getting a seat. Our waiter was wonderful, we got to talking. The food was absolutely out of this world.We ordered habachi new york state. It came with miso soup, salad and then when it came out it had rice and vegetables with it. We ordered some sushi that was out of this world. Definitely will be back.
… moreCaitlin Mills
The food here is amazing and the staff is very attentive and kind. This is definitely one of my new favorite spots
… moreKarsten Allen
Very good sushi, steak, and more! Loved the vibes inside and it wasn’t too expensive
… moreMonica Delwray
Amazing food and the fried rice is the best in town. After China lane closed to spend more quality time with family, many locals were sad to see them go. The fried rice was the best and now the Tokyo restaurant has given us hope.
… moreBecca A
They were very understanding of my egg allergy and helped me navigate the menu to help me to avoid exposure! They also made great suggestions for alternatives to avoid it further. Great good and drinks and just what my husband and I needed after a long work week!
… moreMandy Jinks
Great food, lacks on the doordash orders though…my sweet n sour chicken didn’t even come with the sweet n sour sauce like usual. Instead got some weird mustard/mayo mix looking sauce..
So if you plan to try it, I suggest not having it doordashed, just go in and eat. Still great food.
… moreSo if you plan to try it, I suggest not having it doordashed, just go in and eat. Still great food.
Tim Robinson
Tokyo Steakhouse: Where the Appetizers are Crispy and the AC is a Mystery
Alright, Logansport, let’s talk Tokyo Steakhouse. Stepping inside, I was immediately enveloped in an atmosphere that screamed “Asian decor,” complete with all the vibrant reds and golds you’d expect. What I didn’t expect was the subtle, yet persistent, hint of “tropical rainforest” that seemed to permeate the air. It felt less like a restaurant and more like a carefully curated hot yoga studio, leading me to believe the air conditioner was either on a permanent coffee break or simply a figment of my imagination.
But before the main event, let’s talk about the true star of the opening act: the lobster rangoon. Oh, the rangoon! These crispy, creamy pockets of pure joy were so good, they made me momentarily forget the bead of sweat trickling down my temple. Each one delivered a satisfying crunch, followed by a savory, rich filling that was nothing short of delightful. I’m pretty sure my plate was empty before I even realized I’d started eating them.
Now, onto the main courses, because despite the rising internal temperature, the food was doing its best to distract me. The fried rice was, as always, a masterpiece. Each grain was a tiny, flavorful hero, perfectly cooked and ready to embark on its delicious journey. It’s the kind of fried rice that makes you consider writing poetry.
And the sweet and sour chicken? It was good, really good, though it arrived with a certain extra lubrication. Each piece had a sheen that suggested it had just been polished with a very enthusiastic oil rag. But, in true delicious fashion, I powered through, happily sacrificing a few napkins to its glorious, sticky, slightly slick embrace.
So, despite feeling like I’d just completed a vigorous workout, I’d still give Tokyo Steakhouse a thumbs-up. The food and service are solid enough to keep it a contender in your Logansport dining rotation. Just remember don’t dress in layers, or perhaps bring a small, personal fan. Consider it a unique, immersive dining experience!
… moreAlright, Logansport, let’s talk Tokyo Steakhouse. Stepping inside, I was immediately enveloped in an atmosphere that screamed “Asian decor,” complete with all the vibrant reds and golds you’d expect. What I didn’t expect was the subtle, yet persistent, hint of “tropical rainforest” that seemed to permeate the air. It felt less like a restaurant and more like a carefully curated hot yoga studio, leading me to believe the air conditioner was either on a permanent coffee break or simply a figment of my imagination.
But before the main event, let’s talk about the true star of the opening act: the lobster rangoon. Oh, the rangoon! These crispy, creamy pockets of pure joy were so good, they made me momentarily forget the bead of sweat trickling down my temple. Each one delivered a satisfying crunch, followed by a savory, rich filling that was nothing short of delightful. I’m pretty sure my plate was empty before I even realized I’d started eating them.
Now, onto the main courses, because despite the rising internal temperature, the food was doing its best to distract me. The fried rice was, as always, a masterpiece. Each grain was a tiny, flavorful hero, perfectly cooked and ready to embark on its delicious journey. It’s the kind of fried rice that makes you consider writing poetry.
And the sweet and sour chicken? It was good, really good, though it arrived with a certain extra lubrication. Each piece had a sheen that suggested it had just been polished with a very enthusiastic oil rag. But, in true delicious fashion, I powered through, happily sacrificing a few napkins to its glorious, sticky, slightly slick embrace.
So, despite feeling like I’d just completed a vigorous workout, I’d still give Tokyo Steakhouse a thumbs-up. The food and service are solid enough to keep it a contender in your Logansport dining rotation. Just remember don’t dress in layers, or perhaps bring a small, personal fan. Consider it a unique, immersive dining experience!
Bailey Storey
Great sushi and ramen dishes!! I ate everything and wanted more it was so good! We got the crispy crab, and the crazy spider roll is highly recommended
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