Edo Japanese Restaurant
5834 Ridgewood Rd,Ste B, Jackson, MS, 39211
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Address :
5834 Ridgewood Rd,Ste B
Jackson, MS, 39211 - Phone (601) 899-8518
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 2:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : No
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
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Ryder T.
I feel that this is a pretty well kept secret in Jackson. This is a small restaurant that is not terribly out of the way but easy to overlook. When it comes to Sushi in Jackson, they are clearly the best. The service here is top notch. At dinner, you are started off with a hot hand towel, a bowl of miso soup, and usually a small tray of a crab salad they make. The sushi menu covers classics that you will find elsewhere to creative rolls that you might not. The rolls are all flavorful and not too dependent on sauces (nor soaked too deeply in them). I have not ventured too far away from just ordering the rolls, they are so good. To finish your meal off, they often bring by a pre-sliced orange. I don't know how, but it is always one of the sweetest oranges I have ever had. For lunch, they do a two or a three roll special that arrives fairly quickly. Definitely worth the stop in to satisfy a craving! One thing to take note of, prices on the sushi menus are not consistent. They have the paper menu that you make your selection on, a full menu, and a sheet explaining some basic rolls - these all have different prices on them. It works out fine, but don't go here if you have an exact amount to spend. Don't be put off by the cigarette and liquor store neighbors - this restaurant is a serene haven for sushi lovers!
(5)Ashley M.
I waited for 20 minutes while the inept hostess took orders. She said she would seat me as I walked in, but continued answering the phone to finish writing, entering, and transmitting 3 orders. They need multiple things, but first is a hostess who has actually had any type of interpersonal jobs in their life, and a sign that doesn't look like it is in front of an abandoned building.
(1)Kayla C.
I was very excited to give Edo a try last week, I've heard many good things about it. They seated six of us easily and were very polite. I had a teriyaki tofu and it was huggee. Lots of food. I would have been pleased with it had it not been completely saturated. I would order again and ask them to not put so much sauce on the tofu. Unfortunately, one of the people at my table did not receive their food at all. The waiter was very apologetic and gave him the order in a togo box by the time we left. Everyone who ordered sushi was completely pleased. I would recommend getting sushi!
(3)Josh M.
Excellent sushi with an excellent staff. I was very impressed. In town for business and was craving sushi. I Yelped this place and it turned out to be fantastic. Great sushi chef behind the bar!
(5)Jason B.
So anyways, being new to Jackson I used yelp to help me find some sushi. We have an Edo where I'm from and it is relatively inexpensive so I thought I would try it. One of the best sushi dining experiences I've had. I decided to go out on a limb and asked the chef to make me a roll that is not on the menu, his choice. It was the best roll I ever put in my mouth. I took a picture, that is all that is left. I would highly recommend it to anyone that was looking for a good sushi joint.
(5)Lawrence Z.
I am a regular at this restaurant. Jimmy, the master sushi chef and owner, treats me like family. Jimmy is a very experienced sushi chef and has worked in Japan, Manhattan, and New Orleans before gracing Jackson with his culinary masterpieces. I recommend the white Russian roll, dragon fly roll, tiger roll, sushi pizza, and osumashi soup. Enjoy!
(5)Alan S.
I really like this place and I hate to give them 3 stars, but they have a lot to work on if they are to really impress a customer much less survive in an economic slump. They are accustomed to having 5 tables in service at a time...MAX. On valentine's day I sat at the bar and watched them turn people away because their sushi chef and waitress (singular) couldn't handle the traffic, not because there were no open tables. As far as the sushi goes, the prices are average for a Jackson sushi restaurant and the rolls are good. Nothing really special. I've been in a few times later in the evening and been the only customer. I like the Udon Noodle Soup w/ Shrimp Tempura if I'm not going for a sushi night. It's tasty. I would recommend going somewhere else if you like baked mussels though. It's a good atmosphere and it seems you will never have to worry about a wait. I'm suprised they've lasted as long as they have. Check it out if you're in the area and wanting sushi.
(3)Andrea S.
Very good! Had the dynamite roll, which has soft shelled crab inside. Tasty!! Also enjoyed the Jackson roll, another good pick. The masago is dyed different colors, and didn't really have flavor. We also got egg sushi, scallop and salmon sushi. All the raw ingredients were fresh and tasty. Service was attentive. Before our meal, we had a complimentary crab and cucumber salad and bowl of miso soup. That was lovely. Good job Jackson!
(4)Ann M.
Edo! My mouth waters at the thought. This a "don't judge a book by its cover" kind of place. The best hidden gem in Jackson! If you want wonderful sushi for a great price this is where you need to be! The sushi is fresh and bursting with flavor. I've been pleased that their menu offers a wide variety of raw, delicious sushi and not predominantly fried (though their fried rolls are superb). Another great bonus: you can brown bag here!
(5)James H.
Their sushi is very good, as is most all of their food from the kitchen. For appetizers I favor the beef tataki. Sushi is very fresh. Service is always fast. Their lunch bentos are a great value and always good. Good service, too.
(4)Max P.
The food was delicious, but the service was a little off. It could have just been the night that I went, though!
(4)T L.
By far the best sushi in Jackson! The craftsmanship put into the food shows their skill and love for their work. The sushi choices are broad, from basic rolls to very fancy works of art. I've had sushi across the country, and it's hard to beat Edo. They only serve beer, but if you bring in your own bottle of Saki, they will warm it for you and serve it in the traditional cups.
(5)Anna W.
I've enjoyed every meal I've had here. Great sushi, and the service is always very kind. They bring out free soup, a warm washcloth, and sometimes a delicious crab cucumber salad before the meal all free! After the meal they give you free orange slices. I really like this place.
(4)Kelson L.
My first trip to Mississippi and I was surprised to learn of this gem. Japanese food is by far my favorite and it was great to find some sushi down south after eating lots of friend chicken. We came here with a group of 8 and were greeted and sat quickly. I ordered what I thought was a best deal on the menu which was 5 piece nigiri, california roll, and 12 pieces of sashimi for about $22. The food came fast and the cuts of sashimi were surprisingly thick. Ordered some beers with the sushi and it made for an excellent meal. Definitely check it out if you're in the area.
(5)Coral E.
My co-worker had heard great things about Edo, so we popped in for lunch today. Place wasn't too crowded and we were warmly greeted as soon as we came in the door. I had the snow crab roll and the spicey shrimp roll. Both were really great! My coworker enjoyed the sushi she got as well! This will definitely be on out list for quick, sushi lunches!
(4)Sntnbigd S.
Sashimi was fantastic. Loved it and I'll be back.
(4)Scott C.
Great sushi. Especially the basic/traditional nigiri and maki. Tied for the best miso in town. Best take away option for sushi.
(5)Roger L.
Best sushi in town. Fresh fish, great service from the family that owns and operates this gem, and the fact you can brown bag make this my go to sushi spot in Jackson. Tip: If you have a group of 6 or more, try out one of their "Sushi sets". Incredible value and so much food.
(5)Debby B.
strip mall place but .... good food , service, and not a bad price. dinner stop on the way to NOLA from Oxford, Ms
(5)Jacquelyn H.
One of my favorites! Edo is hidden in a sketchy looking strip between a liquor store and Subway but it is honestly the best sushi I've ever had. They are always very attentive and know our family when we come in the door. Food is always delicious and consistant. I love all the rolls I've tried, they have even made me ok with a soy wrapper when I've always hated it anywhere else. Miso soup is the most flavorful I've tasted. I get cravings for the crab salad with pickled cucumber and avocado. Pensacola Paradise roll is hands down my favorite. They bring fresh chilled fruit at the end of your meal to cleanse you palate. This shows an amazing attention to detail that is lacking most everywhere else. Oh, and my 11 yr old gets the chicken fried rice. He loves it and my husband and I usually eat his leftovers the next day. Still delicious reheated !!
(5)Tawrena H.
The sushi /sashimi here is reallly good. I'm surprised more people don't know about this place.
(4)Jeff B.
From out of town and you yelpers did me right with your reviews. This place is a gem and the prices are even better.
(4)Duan C.
I am an asian soup fanatic, my house is literally within walking distance of this place. So I gave their udon a try? Unlike Alan S., I wasn't too pleased! I guess I am addicted to Pho and I think any other asian fare will have a hard time knocking the vietnamese off the king of the hill when it comes to soups. But I did like the shushi. I had a spicy shrimp roll and it was pretty good. So I know if I have a taste for Sushi, this will be my quick fix on those lazy days. Very clean, but very small. Nice staff.
(3)Melissa M.
Wow. I have two sons who love sushi. We've always gone the Sakura Bana/Nagoya route. Never again. Edo is so much more expressive and delicious. We've been a couple of times to dine in and loved it. In fact they won't eat sushi anywhere else. Tonight we got "to go". Beautifully plated even for take out. I had the beef skewer appetizer (2 skewers with beef and onions, yum). We had the Amazon roll, LA roll and two others. Just like our dining on site, the food was fresh and fabulous. They were busy tonight and still had food in 30 minutes from our call. (Another local place nearby that we order from promises 25-30 minutes and I end up waiting, along with other frustrated call in order people, for 30 more minutes EVERY TIME.) Still, if you can, eat there - they have warm towels, a fruit refresher and you can bring your own wine (at least last time we asked you could.) Precious family runs it - you can often see their little elementary school boy and girl doing homework at an empty table, or checking people out at the register. A truly local place, which I love, but I love the sushi even more. We will have to try the hibachi and etc. sometime, but for now we can't get past the sushi.
(5)S H.
Only decent asian place in Jackson maybe in all of Mississippi! The place is not the trendiest looking but at least they serve real food that is not disgusting. Still, wish there were more fish selection and it kind of smells like cleaning product or scented candles which can be off putting. Oh and music here needs help.
(3)Christina S.
Would have been a five if they had wine and brown rice option for sushi rolls.
(3)Khunjit S.
THANK YOU, EDO! THANK YOU, YELP! I fould this place on Yelp and fall in love with it. They serve amazing sushi and sashimi -- Fresh and heavenly delicious! Four stars becuase I am not impressed with their teriyaki dishes -- too dry for my taste.
(4)Duan C.
I am an asian soup fanatic, my house is literally within walking distance of this place. So I gave their udon a try? Unlike Alan S., I wasn't too pleased! I guess I am addicted to Pho and I think any other asian fare will have a hard time knocking the vietnamese off the king of the hill when it comes to soups. But I did like the shushi. I had a spicy shrimp roll and it was pretty good. So I know if I have a taste for Sushi, this will be my quick fix on those lazy days. Very clean, but very small. Nice staff.
(3)Melissa M.
Wow. I have two sons who love sushi. We've always gone the Sakura Bana/Nagoya route. Never again. Edo is so much more expressive and delicious. We've been a couple of times to dine in and loved it. In fact they won't eat sushi anywhere else. Tonight we got "to go". Beautifully plated even for take out. I had the beef skewer appetizer (2 skewers with beef and onions, yum). We had the Amazon roll, LA roll and two others. Just like our dining on site, the food was fresh and fabulous. They were busy tonight and still had food in 30 minutes from our call. (Another local place nearby that we order from promises 25-30 minutes and I end up waiting, along with other frustrated call in order people, for 30 more minutes EVERY TIME.) Still, if you can, eat there - they have warm towels, a fruit refresher and you can bring your own wine (at least last time we asked you could.) Precious family runs it - you can often see their little elementary school boy and girl doing homework at an empty table, or checking people out at the register. A truly local place, which I love, but I love the sushi even more. We will have to try the hibachi and etc. sometime, but for now we can't get past the sushi.
(5)S H.
Only decent asian place in Jackson maybe in all of Mississippi! The place is not the trendiest looking but at least they serve real food that is not disgusting. Still, wish there were more fish selection and it kind of smells like cleaning product or scented candles which can be off putting. Oh and music here needs help.
(3)Christina S.
Would have been a five if they had wine and brown rice option for sushi rolls.
(3)Khunjit S.
THANK YOU, EDO! THANK YOU, YELP! I fould this place on Yelp and fall in love with it. They serve amazing sushi and sashimi -- Fresh and heavenly delicious! Four stars becuase I am not impressed with their teriyaki dishes -- too dry for my taste.
(4)Lawrence Z.
I am a regular at this restaurant. Jimmy, the master sushi chef and owner, treats me like family. Jimmy is a very experienced sushi chef and has worked in Japan, Manhattan, and New Orleans before gracing Jackson with his culinary masterpieces. I recommend the white Russian roll, dragon fly roll, tiger roll, sushi pizza, and osumashi soup. Enjoy!
(5)Josh M.
Excellent sushi with an excellent staff. I was very impressed. In town for business and was craving sushi. I Yelped this place and it turned out to be fantastic. Great sushi chef behind the bar!
(5)Ryder T.
I feel that this is a pretty well kept secret in Jackson. This is a small restaurant that is not terribly out of the way but easy to overlook. When it comes to Sushi in Jackson, they are clearly the best. The service here is top notch. At dinner, you are started off with a hot hand towel, a bowl of miso soup, and usually a small tray of a crab salad they make. The sushi menu covers classics that you will find elsewhere to creative rolls that you might not. The rolls are all flavorful and not too dependent on sauces (nor soaked too deeply in them). I have not ventured too far away from just ordering the rolls, they are so good. To finish your meal off, they often bring by a pre-sliced orange. I don't know how, but it is always one of the sweetest oranges I have ever had. For lunch, they do a two or a three roll special that arrives fairly quickly. Definitely worth the stop in to satisfy a craving! One thing to take note of, prices on the sushi menus are not consistent. They have the paper menu that you make your selection on, a full menu, and a sheet explaining some basic rolls - these all have different prices on them. It works out fine, but don't go here if you have an exact amount to spend. Don't be put off by the cigarette and liquor store neighbors - this restaurant is a serene haven for sushi lovers!
(5)Ashley M.
I waited for 20 minutes while the inept hostess took orders. She said she would seat me as I walked in, but continued answering the phone to finish writing, entering, and transmitting 3 orders. They need multiple things, but first is a hostess who has actually had any type of interpersonal jobs in their life, and a sign that doesn't look like it is in front of an abandoned building.
(1)Kayla C.
I was very excited to give Edo a try last week, I've heard many good things about it. They seated six of us easily and were very polite. I had a teriyaki tofu and it was huggee. Lots of food. I would have been pleased with it had it not been completely saturated. I would order again and ask them to not put so much sauce on the tofu. Unfortunately, one of the people at my table did not receive their food at all. The waiter was very apologetic and gave him the order in a togo box by the time we left. Everyone who ordered sushi was completely pleased. I would recommend getting sushi!
(3)Andrea S.
Very good! Had the dynamite roll, which has soft shelled crab inside. Tasty!! Also enjoyed the Jackson roll, another good pick. The masago is dyed different colors, and didn't really have flavor. We also got egg sushi, scallop and salmon sushi. All the raw ingredients were fresh and tasty. Service was attentive. Before our meal, we had a complimentary crab and cucumber salad and bowl of miso soup. That was lovely. Good job Jackson!
(4)Ann M.
Edo! My mouth waters at the thought. This a "don't judge a book by its cover" kind of place. The best hidden gem in Jackson! If you want wonderful sushi for a great price this is where you need to be! The sushi is fresh and bursting with flavor. I've been pleased that their menu offers a wide variety of raw, delicious sushi and not predominantly fried (though their fried rolls are superb). Another great bonus: you can brown bag here!
(5)James H.
Their sushi is very good, as is most all of their food from the kitchen. For appetizers I favor the beef tataki. Sushi is very fresh. Service is always fast. Their lunch bentos are a great value and always good. Good service, too.
(4)Max P.
The food was delicious, but the service was a little off. It could have just been the night that I went, though!
(4)T L.
By far the best sushi in Jackson! The craftsmanship put into the food shows their skill and love for their work. The sushi choices are broad, from basic rolls to very fancy works of art. I've had sushi across the country, and it's hard to beat Edo. They only serve beer, but if you bring in your own bottle of Saki, they will warm it for you and serve it in the traditional cups.
(5)Anna W.
I've enjoyed every meal I've had here. Great sushi, and the service is always very kind. They bring out free soup, a warm washcloth, and sometimes a delicious crab cucumber salad before the meal all free! After the meal they give you free orange slices. I really like this place.
(4)Kelson L.
My first trip to Mississippi and I was surprised to learn of this gem. Japanese food is by far my favorite and it was great to find some sushi down south after eating lots of friend chicken. We came here with a group of 8 and were greeted and sat quickly. I ordered what I thought was a best deal on the menu which was 5 piece nigiri, california roll, and 12 pieces of sashimi for about $22. The food came fast and the cuts of sashimi were surprisingly thick. Ordered some beers with the sushi and it made for an excellent meal. Definitely check it out if you're in the area.
(5)Coral E.
My co-worker had heard great things about Edo, so we popped in for lunch today. Place wasn't too crowded and we were warmly greeted as soon as we came in the door. I had the snow crab roll and the spicey shrimp roll. Both were really great! My coworker enjoyed the sushi she got as well! This will definitely be on out list for quick, sushi lunches!
(4)Sntnbigd S.
Sashimi was fantastic. Loved it and I'll be back.
(4)Scott C.
Great sushi. Especially the basic/traditional nigiri and maki. Tied for the best miso in town. Best take away option for sushi.
(5)Roger L.
Best sushi in town. Fresh fish, great service from the family that owns and operates this gem, and the fact you can brown bag make this my go to sushi spot in Jackson. Tip: If you have a group of 6 or more, try out one of their "Sushi sets". Incredible value and so much food.
(5)Debby B.
strip mall place but .... good food , service, and not a bad price. dinner stop on the way to NOLA from Oxford, Ms
(5)Jacquelyn H.
One of my favorites! Edo is hidden in a sketchy looking strip between a liquor store and Subway but it is honestly the best sushi I've ever had. They are always very attentive and know our family when we come in the door. Food is always delicious and consistant. I love all the rolls I've tried, they have even made me ok with a soy wrapper when I've always hated it anywhere else. Miso soup is the most flavorful I've tasted. I get cravings for the crab salad with pickled cucumber and avocado. Pensacola Paradise roll is hands down my favorite. They bring fresh chilled fruit at the end of your meal to cleanse you palate. This shows an amazing attention to detail that is lacking most everywhere else. Oh, and my 11 yr old gets the chicken fried rice. He loves it and my husband and I usually eat his leftovers the next day. Still delicious reheated !!
(5)Tawrena H.
The sushi /sashimi here is reallly good. I'm surprised more people don't know about this place.
(4)Jeff B.
From out of town and you yelpers did me right with your reviews. This place is a gem and the prices are even better.
(4)Jason B.
So anyways, being new to Jackson I used yelp to help me find some sushi. We have an Edo where I'm from and it is relatively inexpensive so I thought I would try it. One of the best sushi dining experiences I've had. I decided to go out on a limb and asked the chef to make me a roll that is not on the menu, his choice. It was the best roll I ever put in my mouth. I took a picture, that is all that is left. I would highly recommend it to anyone that was looking for a good sushi joint.
(5)Alan S.
I really like this place and I hate to give them 3 stars, but they have a lot to work on if they are to really impress a customer much less survive in an economic slump. They are accustomed to having 5 tables in service at a time...MAX. On valentine's day I sat at the bar and watched them turn people away because their sushi chef and waitress (singular) couldn't handle the traffic, not because there were no open tables. As far as the sushi goes, the prices are average for a Jackson sushi restaurant and the rolls are good. Nothing really special. I've been in a few times later in the evening and been the only customer. I like the Udon Noodle Soup w/ Shrimp Tempura if I'm not going for a sushi night. It's tasty. I would recommend going somewhere else if you like baked mussels though. It's a good atmosphere and it seems you will never have to worry about a wait. I'm suprised they've lasted as long as they have. Check it out if you're in the area and wanting sushi.
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