Logan L.
10/10/2025
Best Hibachi The fish is hands down the best on the menu, and I also prefer the Geisha special! Monkey Brain is a good appetizer, so is their Edamame. Don't forget the sushi!!! The simple...
Samurai of Tokyo
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2518 Mallard Dr
Wichita Falls, TX 76308
Embark on a culinary journey at Samurai of Tokyo in Wichita Falls, TX, where traditional Japanese cuisine meets modern flair. From succulent steaks to fresh seafood and flavorful sushi, this hidden gem offers a diverse menu to satisfy every craving.
Indulge in dishes like Edamame, Yakitori, and Hibachi specialties, all meticulously prepared with precision and care. The unique samurai-style hibachi rice, complemented by egg, vegetables, and a secret sauce, is a must-try highlight of the dining experience.
With a casual ambiance, friendly service, and a variety of dining options available, Samurai of Tokyo is the perfect destination for group gatherings, family dinners, or romantic evenings. Whether dining in, taking out, or opting for delivery, this restaurant promises a delightful blend of flavors that will keep you coming back for more.
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Teisha V.
8/10/2025
Enjoyed lunch with my ladies. I ordered two rolls an Alaskan and Susie roll with Shrimp hibachi. The spaces are kind of tight to at the grill. The business still does not have sweet tea. I always...
Cheyenne G.
10/10/2025
Food and Service were absolutely amazing. Every time my family and I have gone there, the servers go out of their way to make sure we have everything we need plus more! The last few years have...
Jeff T.
4/13/2024
I had a lot of fun with my friends for this only hibachi restaurant! The decor was spectacular and the layout of tables and bars were well spaced. Celebrating my birthday, I confirm this place to...
Robert J.
9/16/2025
I visited on 8 Aug 25. I ordered the Hibachi shrimp and 2 orders of fried rice to go. I have never been more disappointed. The rice had little taste, was a little uncooked, and the shrimp were...
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