Visitors can buy chicken, beef or vegetable teriyaki bowls for the discounted price of ... of diners. Edo Japanese Grill also is popular for its made-to-order, customizable menu with shaved ...

Here’s a piece of good news: you don’t need a visa to have a taste of Japan’s world-famous dishes! If you are from Quezon ...

The interior of the restaurant is reminiscent of the Edo Period (1603-1867 ... which is the most expensive establishment, prices start at 150 yen per plate. The menu includes expensive, limited ...

Edo Japanese Grill is an extension of the Canadian brand, “Edo Japan.” Here’s what you can expect at its U.S. debut.

This Canadian restaurant chain chose the Phoenix market for its U.S. expansion after doing extensive research.

A Canada-based chain of teppanyaki restaurants made its US debut in metro Phoenix. Here's where and what's on the menu at the ...

Edo Japanese Grill's menu comprises its signature shaved beef and teriyaki chicken bowls, yakisoba noodles, Tokyo fried chicken, poke bowls, sushi rolls, customizable bento boxes and boba tea.

A Canadian restaurant chain has made its initial foray into the United States. Their first U.S. location opened Saturday in ...