Edo Japanese Cuisine

Jazmin D a month ago

Amazing food and service. The ambience is great for a dinner or any occasion really. The food was so tasty and fresh as well as the summer cocktails. The chef’s really hit the mark and present the food beautifully. The interior is also very thought out and was just so cool. Highly recommend and will be coming back!

Alexandra Dékány 4 months ago

4.5* Lovely restaurant. I love that it’s operated by Japanese people, and the decor reflects a traditional Japanese restaurant. We had a reservation and noted that we were celebrating our anniversary, but it was completely ignored. That felt a bit odd, as many restaurants offer a small gesture when guests are celebrating a special occasion. That said, our server was sweet, and everything we tried was delicious and fresh. I would highly recommend the mussels—they’re huge and absolutely out of this world. I especially liked that every dish on the menu had a picture, so you know exactly what you’re getting. It’s definitely not a cheap place, but I would recommend it as an occasional treat.

zavia abdoollah 4 months ago

Edo was absolutely amazing from start to finish. Everything tasted incredibly fresh and homemade, and you could tell a lot of care went into every dish. The bluefin tuna roll was splendid easily one of the best rolls we’ve had. The fried rice was also packed with flavor and cooked perfectly.The cocktails were excellent as well, especially the tiramisu cocktail which was unique and delicious. To top everything off, the mango cheesecake was the perfect ending to the meal. Amazing atmosphere, amazing food, and amazing service. We’ll definitely be coming back! Our server Emma was perfect, we had a lovely night thanks to her and the staff.

Angel 5 months ago

The food here is phenomenal! The toro instantly took me back to Tokyo, and the Wagyu was rich and beautifully prepared. I ordered the Midnight Wisteria cocktail, toro nigiri, miso soup, sukiyaki, and anmitsu for dessert, and loved every bite. Eri provided fantastic service, and the entire staff was warm and welcoming. The atmosphere is beautiful, with thoughtful Japanese design and architecture. I especially loved the little ceramics shop. It’s such a unique touch. This is a must try if you’re looking for incredible Japanese food in Alpharetta!

Tammy Cha Edited 9 months ago

Came in as a walk-in without reservations right at 4:30P when they opened. We were greeted and seated promptly. It was empty when we walked in but started to fill up around 5-5:30P. The atmosphere immediately gives off classic traditional Japanese vibes, with beautiful design details and great photo opportunities both inside and outside. The warm Japanese welcome greeting from each staff member was a lovely touch and really set the tone. The food presentation was beautiful and quintessentially Japanese, simple, clean, and thoughtfully plated. Our server was kind but not very attentive, which was a bit frustrating, as I had to keep flagging down other servers for assistance. To their credit, the other staff members were very helpful and accommodating. The flavors were simple and fresh overall. The price point felt a bit high for what we received, and I would not recommend the chicken wings, as they were overly sweet. You cannot go wrong with the udon or zaru soba. The wagyu in the udon was especially soft and tender, and the salmon temaki was super fresh. Overall, it was a great experience, and I would return again.