Reviews for Samurai of Tokyo in Wichita Falls, TX

This place is awesome!! They put on a spectacular show, serve great food, and keep your drinks full. The wait staff and chef... split the money, so don't be cheap, double that tip. It is the freshest food in town, it won't be if we don't pay for it. Read more

Went with my girlfriend and it was great. I loved all the sushi here and I would recommend it to anyone who is looking for a... local sushi place. Be prepared to spend a little bit on it however, it isn't crazy expensive but it is a bit more pricey. Ithink it is worth it though. Read more

This place never disappoints. So much so that we make it a family ritual to stop here on the way home from Colorado! I think I... know their secret. They use Hispanic chefs to cook the Hibachi meals instead of the typical Asian chefs one sees at Hibachirestaurants! This is by far the BEST Hibachi in Texas, maybe in the USA. A little secret, the kids meals are as BIG as the adultmeals. WOW! Read more

Flipping cold with the vents blowing right over the tables. While visiting my sister, she raved about this place. We accepted... the offer to sit in the bar room due to her low blood sugar causing her unable to wait the long 45 minutes for a seat. She hadto get her sweater to put over my jacket cuz it was so cold. I am not sure what soup we were served but it tasted like watereddown chicken bullion with only two slices of mushrooms and a fewbits of green onions floating around. The red snapper weordered was so dry we couldn't eat it it. We're not even sure if it was red snapper. I would loved to have used the chopsticksbut how in the world would that work if we needed a knife to cut the fish and all we had was a fork? Best part of the meal werethe sautéed mushrooms and zucchini but even those veggies became cold before we could eat them because the air was blowing socold onto our table. I am not impressed and my sister couldn't believe how bad everything turned out. That really had to havebeen the worst fish I've ever eaten. I thought it tasted like a dry cooked chicken. I AM thankful that I didn't get sick fromwhat I did eat though! Read more

Very good food! Our waitress was the sweetest. One compliant that started our experience badly: We went for an anniversary party... with a reservation for 13 and were initially seated poorly by the hosts, pulling chairs up to tiny corners and were verycrowded. After bringing it to the manager's attention, we were accommodated nicely. Family friendly place! Read more

First time. Although the food was great (delicious), the thing we really enjoyed was the attention and service of the place -... kids loved the tricks of the cook! Read more

We had a nice time at Samurai of Tokyo. The wait wasn?t too long (they don?t like to seat groups until you are all there... together, so plan accordingly). Our waiter was very attentive and did a fine job. The front of the hibachi cooktops need someattention, a all that I saw had old old that had dropped and spilled on them. The food is always tasty and you rarely leavehungry. This is a popular birthday destination as they beat the drum no less than five times while we were there. If you?relooking for a nice and quiet evening with a date, this is not your place. If you want to enjoy some fun with others, and meetsome new folks, then this is home base. Always a fun time! Read more

Haven't eaten at Samurai in a long time (15+ years). Met some friends for lunch and it was good. Between the 3 of us, we got... chicken, beef and fish. We got plenty to eat and it was all good. Lunch prices were pretty reasonable considering the food youget and the fact that it is cooked in front of you. The chef really wasn't entertaining and I didn't get the sense that he wastrying to be. I'll probably go again for dinner and see if the "experience" is more like what I remember. Overall, it's a goodplace for some Japanese style food. Read more