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Address: 3675 Gaylord Pkwy #1100, Frisco, TX 75034
Phone: (469) 771-1535
Website: http://www.wabihousetx.com/
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Frisco Menu Small Plates Happy Hour: Monday – Sunday 3pm – 7pm Last Hour Happy Hour: Sunday – Thursday 9pm – 10pm, Friday – Saturday 10pm – 11pm (Dine in only)
Wabi House | Japanese Restaurant in TX
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Frisco. 3675 Gaylord Pkwy #1100, Frisco, TX 75034 (opens in a new tab) · 4697711535 · [email protected]. Sunday – Thursday 11am – 10pm.
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JayVee
Excellent experience.
We got here right before happy hour ended, and the happy hour menu has some really great options. Our waitress Shalimar knew the menu really well. Her recommendations were spot on and definitely hit the spot.
Make sure to ask for dragon style of you want it REAL spicy. Shalimar was nice enough to mention that.
Didn’t have room for dessert. Will definitely go back here again. Just remember parking is not easy.
… moreWe got here right before happy hour ended, and the happy hour menu has some really great options. Our waitress Shalimar knew the menu really well. Her recommendations were spot on and definitely hit the spot.
Make sure to ask for dragon style of you want it REAL spicy. Shalimar was nice enough to mention that.
Didn’t have room for dessert. Will definitely go back here again. Just remember parking is not easy.
Jonathan David
We’ve chased Japanese flavors all over Dallas, hopping from one “izakaya” to the next, hunting for the real deal—negima skewers, tonkotsu ramen, small plates that actually taste like Tokyo. Wabi House in Frisco, TX landed squarely in that rare category of places that delivers.
The gyoza arrives first, hand-rolled and kissed with just the right sear. You can tell the chef cares, the kind of care that makes simple dumplings unforgettable. Then the tonkotsu ramen shows up, rich and unrelenting, a bowl of pork-bone broth that punches well above its Texan zip code. I found myself forgetting I was in Frisco, believing I could be somewhere in Fukuoka instead.
And the negima skewers, the negima. Perfectly cooked, perfectly glazed, each bite a flashback to smoky streets lined with lanterns and chatter. It’s a simple thing done without compromise.
Go to Wabi House and trust the menu. Order anything. It will arrive with care, precision, and flavor that makes you question why you ever settled for “just okay” Japanese before. This is not just a meal. It’s a small, sharp taste of Japan in the heart of Texas.
… moreThe gyoza arrives first, hand-rolled and kissed with just the right sear. You can tell the chef cares, the kind of care that makes simple dumplings unforgettable. Then the tonkotsu ramen shows up, rich and unrelenting, a bowl of pork-bone broth that punches well above its Texan zip code. I found myself forgetting I was in Frisco, believing I could be somewhere in Fukuoka instead.
And the negima skewers, the negima. Perfectly cooked, perfectly glazed, each bite a flashback to smoky streets lined with lanterns and chatter. It’s a simple thing done without compromise.
Go to Wabi House and trust the menu. Order anything. It will arrive with care, precision, and flavor that makes you question why you ever settled for “just okay” Japanese before. This is not just a meal. It’s a small, sharp taste of Japan in the heart of Texas.
Aldo Quevedo
This was our first time in this location. The service was excellent, our server recommended some plates and explained others. The presentation of every plate was as good as it was tasty. My go-to is the Spicy Miso, and I usually start with the Pork Ears and Sishito Peppers. We loved and definitely recommend Wabi House.
… moreF Limones
Came in on a Thursday after the Icemageddon, there was some people in, great music, love the location.
The wife and I started with a couple of appetizers
First was the sesame cucumber, and it was delicious, loved the sauce, I could have licked from the plate, lol then it was the Gyoza aka potstickers, lol, I really liked these taste better than the regular potstickers, these are fried but have a nice lite texture.
The it was the Ramen, the Ramen here seems to be a bit lighter on the salt compared to Hakata, also they seem to give you a bigger portion of protein, now what was a bit surprising was the hot chili was not really hot, it was ok, I wanted more heat, but tasted really good, wife had the spicy miso, she did not like the meat being ground, but tasted good. I had the tonkotsu probably spelled it wrong it was very good, large chunks of pork, nice thin ramen. I really enjoyed this place and will definitely come back.
… moreThe wife and I started with a couple of appetizers
First was the sesame cucumber, and it was delicious, loved the sauce, I could have licked from the plate, lol then it was the Gyoza aka potstickers, lol, I really liked these taste better than the regular potstickers, these are fried but have a nice lite texture.
The it was the Ramen, the Ramen here seems to be a bit lighter on the salt compared to Hakata, also they seem to give you a bigger portion of protein, now what was a bit surprising was the hot chili was not really hot, it was ok, I wanted more heat, but tasted really good, wife had the spicy miso, she did not like the meat being ground, but tasted good. I had the tonkotsu probably spelled it wrong it was very good, large chunks of pork, nice thin ramen. I really enjoyed this place and will definitely come back.
Lisa Statzer
This was our first time and we loved the happy hour. I mean $6 glasses of wine and $3-$7 small plates and the food was really good! We didn’t have Ramen which this is a Ramen place. The Shishito peppers and edamame were our favorites. The dumplings were also good. Nick, our waiter, was attentive with quick service and a friendly smile. We will be back!!
… moreRueben Wisdom
The ambience, food and service were all 10/10. We went during happy hour so the shareable were half off. The crab rangoons and takoyaki were the best app we had, if we didn’t go there specifically for the ramen we probably would have made a whole meal off them. I got the tonkatsu ramen with minced pork and wow. If you live in Friso/plano this is a place you must try. If you are visiting you must try.
… moreKiawatha French
As always, this is the brst Ramen in Dallas, period. The Charsu Pork on the Tonkotsu is out of this world delicious. Smokey, slightly sweet, a little crispy, charred, and porky. Get extra, you’ll know why after you taste it. The Tonkotsu broth is rich, creamy and unconsciously delicious. I will be back.
… moreShelley F
Tried Wabi House’s Frisco location and thought it was pretty solid overall. Prices are fair; I noticed the menu prices were more affordable than a lot of other ramen spots in DFW, though the portions felt a bit smaller.
Broth and noodles were good, but the pork chashu was kind of dry and didn’t taste super fresh. Other than that, the other ramen components were very solid.
I didn’t order any drinks myself, but my entourage did and the presentation was gorgeous!
Wouldn’t mind coming back, but I’m still on the hunt for the best ramen in DFW
… moreBroth and noodles were good, but the pork chashu was kind of dry and didn’t taste super fresh. Other than that, the other ramen components were very solid.
I didn’t order any drinks myself, but my entourage did and the presentation was gorgeous!
Wouldn’t mind coming back, but I’m still on the hunt for the best ramen in DFW
LaTosha Smith
There was no wait upon arrival. The location is well lit & decorated. The food was served very quickly. I enjoyed my ramen and look forward to visiting again.
… moreKhushbu Jain
Really delicious food, happy hour menu is so good drinks were blast. I really enjoyed cocktails edamame spicy and corn fritters and shishito peppers
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