Oishii Sushi & Pan-Asian - Plano

This is definitely not your traditional Japanese style restaurant. From the moment we arrived, all the way through our dinning experience, we were constantly reminded that this is a place of efficiency, not pleasure to enjoy the experience. Once we said that we did not have a reservation, we were placed on a time limit to dine and be out because they "needed the table". To our surprise we didn't see any tables reserved. We sat at the bar and the staff was strictly focused on preparing the food - 0 interaction with the customer, unlike in other sushi bar settings, not even to answer questions. While the decor is neat and modern, the setting is very tight as the tables are super close to each other. We were given our check even before we finished our meal and were rushed out. The food itself was good but more of a fusion than traditional Japanese - a roll with pico de gallo was a total mystery on the palette. The octopus sushi had a nice refreshing bite of lemon, but was not tenderized at all. Our server was not very knowledgeable of the drinks on the menu and had to go back to the bar multiple times to pass on our questions. At the end, we were very surprised by the "mixed bev tax" - first time seeing it. Worth trying once anyways, but not a spot on my top list.

This is not a typical Japanese Sushi Place. I have been in this place multiple times and have enjoyed some of their food. I would like to Recommend- Royce Roll, Himalayan and Caesar rolls. Things that they need to improve would be their service times and quality. I would also recommend their Dallas restaurant more than any other location, which has been better. Overall a good place to hang out and try out Sushi.

Every week we go on a “micro adventure” and try a new place. We heard great things about this restaurant from a foodie group that we are in. When we arrived we were impressed by the buildout. The inside is very pretty. There was no bartender so we sat at the sushi bar instead of the bar. It was interesting to watch food being prepared but no one interacted with us or even served us which was odd. We had a waitress but she would stand at a really odd place so we had to turn around to interact and she never knew when we had a mouth full of food. While the rangoons were delicious, overall the food was really lackluster. We were taken aback by the size and quantity of the rolls compared to the pricing. I personally didn’t care for the texture of the rolls as they were very loose and squishy. Any way, the specialty cocktails I ordered were really good. I had a blue and orange and then tried a spicy tequila based drink. I would definitely recommend trying one of those. I would absolutely avoid a plain cocktail. A Tito’s and soda is $11.50. You can grab one of those anywhere for half the price. We did enjoy the atmosphere and trying a new place out until the very end. While we were wrapping up, a hostess came over to us and made us move down one seat to accommodate a new party of two. Normally, no big deal. But the entire sushi bar was open except for one other couple. So we had to move all of our stuff over, move seats, and have a huge ordeal instead of the hostess waiting about 5 minutes for us to tip out and leave or sit the duo over a few chairs. That was absolutely ridiculous. Overall, fun to try a new place but we won’t be back. It’s way too expensive for the service, drinks, and food.

100% exceeded my expectations. There was true teamwork between staff. We were never left waiting or wondering. Almost everything we ate was uppershelf quality (except the fried oysters, couldn't knock it 'til I tried it). My intent was to share pictures with my friends back home in the upper peninsula Michigan, but we kept eating first and remembering to take pics second. Sooo mouthwateringly (shh, it's my word) good! It is a little pricey for me, but it's worth the indulgence. BTW, the pho soups are not a side dish. The bowl is huge, and it comes with a side plate of ingredients to add more. My favorite sushi/sashimi: the caterpillar rolls and the escolar.

The ambiance is good. The staff is amazing. However, the food leaves much room to be desired. The sushi is OK at best. Feels like good place which could be great, but they’re just not putting enough effort into the quality of their food. There are certainly charging quality prices, but somehow skimping on the quality and flavor.

Service was great and food was decent. Sushi was fresh! I'm going back for their shrimp pai thai! ^^

We have been to many sushi restaurants in Texas and Tennessee, and I have to say that the food here was actually pretty good. Not the best, but pretty good. I actually would’ve rated this restaurant with four stars, however the sushi chefs decided it would be a good idea to stand there and make fun of their clients. We sat at the bar and heard them cackling and motioning to various restaurant patrons. We would have loved to come back, but because of the experience with the sushi chefs we will not be returning.

Second time to eat here at Plano location.. The first time was so delicious that we couldn't wait to go back and it did not disappoint 😋 only made us excited about our next time!! From the very fresh, well designed and presented food to the fun, friendly atmosphere of all employees - I could list them all - this is a 5+ Star 🌟 from us!

Delicious and great service! Was visiting the DFW area and happen to come across this location. Very fresh and great recommendations from the staff. Caesar roll is delish.

I was so excited when Oishii opened up in Plano! The rolls are always delicious. The service was a little bit slow, but I am guessing the waiter was new. Food we got: - Beef Singaporean noodles: Good, nothing too special (3/5) - Thanh special roll: I love a good citrus roll, because it makes it lighter. The scallop on the sauce were delicious. (5/5) - 44 roll: 5/5

Food was fine. Service was okay. Gave a tip regardless and was confronted about not meeting a certain percentage. Next thing you know, the waitress is talking about it with the hosts and complaining extremely loudly as we were walking out. Extremely unprofessional, and I will not be coming back.

So it's not all you can eat sushi. So booooo to that review. Second worst house salad ever in any sushi place I've been to. Huge spinach leaves with carrots and ginger sauce. Good quantity but ehhhhh. If I didn't Uber here I would have left. Why do people want their salad leaves to be this big so you look stupid eating it with it falling out of your mouth. Miso soup is delicious and Philadelphia roll was fresh! So no all u can eat and house salad ehhh. But overall okay

This place is POPPIN' for a Wednesday night! Came here for my friend's wedding rehearsal dinner, a huge group of 30. They were so kind and accommodating to the diverse needs of everyone! Took a minute for the food to come out, but when it came, it came with a vengeance. An explosion of food!!! So much delicious food that we didn't know what to do with it but stuff ourselves beyond capacity. Their sushi quality was great also for a good price. A positive experience for sure!!

First time at this location and of course, it didn't disappoint. Excellent customer service! Food was really good and just an overall great dining experience!!!!

I've been here time and time again and it never disappoints!! I CRAVE the Himalayan Roll, and their unique rolls are always delicious! The staff is always super nice, and it's great for families and girls nights alike!

The ambiance is good. The staff is amazing. However, the food leaves much room to be desired. The sushi is OK at best. Feels like good place which could be great, but they're just not putting enough effort into the quality of their food. There are certainly charging quality prices, but somehow skimping on the quality and flavor.

Really great local sushi spot! Have been here a handful of times now and have really enjoyed the food and service.

The service and food are awesome. I had tuna as well as the salmon sashimi and both the presentation and tatse were great. My s/o had a Himalayan as well as the philly rolls and was very impressed. Not from here but would definitely come back.

This place was packed last night, but it was a Friday night! Whatt do you expect? We sat at the bar, and other than a few loud patrons next to us, it was a pleasant ecperience. The boyfriend and I stumbled upon this place right after running errands after work, so we came for dinner. It was delish!!! The music was exactly my jams and the food was so yummy! By far, my favorite thing for both of us was the Himalayan roll-- served on a Himalayan salt rock! And the Hamanchi was so fresh and melt in your mouth PERFECT. Maybe we'll be back on a less busy night. It was very hard to see the menu because the restaurant had the dining room a bit dimmer than what we can see so I had to use my phone flashlight (LOL)

10/10 on service, food, presentation, and ambiance! The food was freshly prepared and tasted fresh as well!!! It was also the best crab Rangoon I've ever had - not to crispy and has the perfect amount of cream cheese and crab!! I personally didn't try the sashimi but my husband loved it! The Oishii roll had a fishy taste but still amazing!!

Absolutely fantastic. The food is out of this world, just exploding with flavors and the staff is always super professional and SO kind. I just had to give a shout out.

Fantastic place, open, bright, super clean. Decent size bar at front for drinks, large sushi bar and a patio with heaters and TV. The sushi chefs don't engage much at all with you but the servers are very good and quick. The sushi was wonderful and I highly recommend trying this place.

Chill spot for good sushi. I got the salmon carpaccio as an appetizer and it was SO GOOD!!! Not only does it look appealing but also tastes great! For my dinner I got the donut roll. Usually not a fan of tuna but I couldn't taste it so that was a pleasant surprise. I would recommend both of these food items. Sidenote: For dinner this place was really loud. Felt like I had to scream so my friends could hear me. I heard that during lunch it's quieter.

ALWAYS A Guaranteed Perfection I Meannnnnn, WITHOUT Fail, every dish we eat here taste EXACTLY like it did the Week before! We come here on a WEEKLY basis, because of the FOOD. The Sushi Chefs are on-point and very professional. No dish is a BAD dish HERE! You are Guaranteed a TRULY Yummy Dinner, and as you eat..... you will be TRANSPORTED to JAPAN. True - Honest - High Grade Sashimi, Sushi & Rolls among many many other things! The manager TIM is always so Happy and he has a Great smile - white straight teeth, and he's so kind as to stop by and say Hi, but knows not to hang to long as you try to eat. Hats off to YOU! All the waiters and waitresses are so sweet and will give recommendations if you ask. The Ambiance and Atmosphere is always a fun vibe, genuine out loud laughter is appropriate here and I LOVE THAT! I even join in myself, because it's not a pin drop quit place, which I absolutely LOVE. I feel like I'm on a 1st DATE when I come here with my boyfriend, because the Vibe, the Music, the Energy and Laughter!!!!! It's very FREEING to be able to be yourself and not get Side-Eyed. See Y'all NEXT WEEK! ‍

So accommodating, I told them what I liked and they made me a roll with all of my favorites . The sweetest gesture to a woman who was tired and hungry and couldn't focus on reading about all the rolls.

Wow we ordered 8 different rolls and tried the noodles. Literally everything was amazing. We didn't leave any behind. Super friendly staff and super cute inside. W me will definitely be back

Friends this place rocks and requires planning with reservations. Sun-Tue is still busy because it's the very best new restaurant on the Plano/Frisco border on the SE corner of 121/Parkwood. Absolutely the best Asian menu yet! Five Star sushi! Killer Chinese dishes with the best fried rice ever! The Vietnamese soups (Pho) chicken and beef killer! Have yet to try their Thai dishes. Hmmm maybe next time. I'm kinda sad there will be more customers but it's well deserved! FIVE STARS PLUS!

Superb Sushi and Rolls! Staff are sooo friendly y incrieble hombres y mujeres! . You have to try it...

We had dinner here for a birthday celebration. The service was good and the place was packed. I liked the toro nigiri and my friend liked the #45 roll, which is not on the menu. The rolls are big and filling. Not a bad sushi option.

Modern and clean interior with overpriced sushi rolls. The specialty rolls were between $15-20 for 8 ish pieces which I thought were on the pricier side. - Summer roll is refreshing if you like thinly sliced cucumber subbed in for nori/sushi rice. - Royce roll - great flavor combination using small pieces of lemon on top of each piece of sushi, 5/5 - Salmon carpaccio - a lot of lemon pepper covering the salmon slices - Vietnamese dumplings - A twist on gyoza with super crispy dumpling wrapper, surprisingly delicious - Fried shrimp appetizer - Meaty and flavorful shrimp May come back to try the Vietnamese dishes on the menu

Sat at the sushi bar. Wow that was mesmerizing to watch them make the sushi/sashimi/rolls. Chef prepping the dishes closest to me was very helpful when I asked what he was making. Whenever he made something that looked good, I asked what it was and ordered it. Soo good. The best one was the fatty white tuna. It had a name starting with e but I do not recall. I will be returning g.

I've enjoyed Oishii before. Came here several times for the great tasting rolls, ambiance, and service. However, last night I went there and unfortunately got food poisoning after eating their rolls. It is so severe, that I am looking into legal representation as this seems like negligence on the restaurants end to serve fresh foods that are not expired. Apart from this incident, I have enjoyed this establishment.

We had dinner here for the first time last night and it was so good we came back for dinner tonight. They have a great ambience and service plus amazing food. The sushi tastes so fresh and delicious. Tried different things both times and enjoyed every bite. 10/10 recommend. Only suggestion would be to make reservations because it gets pretty busy.

Went back here for another birthday celebration and had the same table and server as last time. This is becoming a go to spot for my friends birthday celebrations. I started off with the Chicken Pot Stickers $7.50 5 pcs, which were solid. Nice fried crunch and okay sauce came with it. I tried their Fresh Salmon Taco $10.00 which was pretty good but a little messy to eat as it falls apart if you try eating it like an actual taco. I also got a Hot & Sour Soup $5.00 which was great, hit the spot on the colder patio night. I also got to try the Beef Tataki $15.00 which is pretty good, solid balance of flavor and I really liked the pickled onions that came with it. Got the Dynamite Roll $16.00 and 45 Roll $23.00 (off menu). The Dynamite roll was just okay, best part was the hot crawfish mix on top. The 45 roll is probably my favorite of the 40 series options and is not on the menu but you can order it. I had one roll come out quite a bit later than everything else but otherwise had great service from June again. I am sure I will be back soon for another celebration of some kind.

This is my 3rd time dining at the restaurant and it has been the best experience I've had thus far living in Dallas. This particular time I was wowed by my server June. She was truly a joy to dine with today. She recommend the cucumber martini which was made with gluten free vodka and it was simply delicious. I always get the number 45 roll, the presentation and flavor is amazing also the surprising crunch adds a texture that is very pleasing. I noticed to dumplings looking delicious at another table and again came highly recommended by June bc she said they are homemade which sold me and I had to try them as well. I also noticed the managers really engaging with the guest and walking around the dining room making sure everyone was having a great time! Wow you all deserve an award. Can wait to dine again! Thank you :)

Wow, the sushi was amazing! Each sushi roll had its own distinct taste! My favorite was the scallop one! The salmon sashimi was really tasty and good! The price is a little pricey but it's worth it!

I wanted to eat a bit healthy on one of my days in Plano. This place was right across the street from the hotel. They offered a poke bowl which I love so I opted for this. When I called to order, I requested to add rice since it didn't come with it. I was told I could not..it takes zero effort to add a scoop of rice but Oookaayyy. Bowl was definitely overpriced for the portion size. Flavor was really good..just wish there was more to it. There was salmon, tuna, some other fish i can't recall, mango and avacado. I never have a problem paying for a good meal but I did feel a bit robbed in this instance.

Check out the Ceasar roll and the 45. This place is great and the food is awesome. The bartender was friendly. It's a little loud in hear but a great vibe.

Let me just cut right to the point and say that this place exceeded my expectations. The food was divine, the vibes were exquisite, the service on point. I ordered off the Chef's Specialties menu and I'm not sure I've had sushi this good in a looooong time. I will be back very soon.

We visit here frequently and have never had a bad experience. We tend to be pretty low maintenance- bring our food, refill our water and we are solid. The sushi is the best sushi in the area. I like that their rolls are not all similar to other sushi restaurants nearby. Lunch poke bowl is a great deal with solid amounts of sushi! Don't skip this place!

Delicious food and drink plus great service. I had it been to this new location until now. I had previously been to the Oaklawn location. The food and drink are just as good in Plano. The Train to Jalisco is such a great cocktail! Similar to a spicy margarita. My favorite roll is the Tribeca. It's so unique and the truffle adds such a complimentary flavor. Can't wait to come back. So glad to have this location close to home and office!

It's pretty good food. Not sure how often we'll be back because the ambiance and service are a little off to me but it is nice.

Great sushi! I celebrated my 34th birthday. General manager Tim was a game changer!!!! Great guy! If you're wondering about doing a celebration somewhere, think no more, go to oishii

So glad there is a location in Plano! A great spot for lunch! Came here with a friend and we both ordered the sushi lunch, yellowtail appetizer and dumplings to share. We also had two glasses of wine. The ambience is modern and clean and the service was great. Will be back again soon!

Still thinking about our high caliber sushi dinner last night. SO good. I had not been back here since summer, and was so glad to see it was thriving. Truly artistic (and equally delicious) sushi. We're so lucky to have a location closeby. And the staff was so sweet (bartender Arturo & waitress, did not catch her name)z I want to eat it again for lunch today. Lol.

Went and ate dinner here on a date last night. Had great service. The establishment was very clean and well run. You will need reservations. Our drinks did take a little time coming out but the food and apps were very quick to come out. The tables are pretty close together and it can be loud at times. Great date night spot. Would not recommend bringing a family or small children.

Absolutely thrilled with my dining experience at Oishii Sushi! From the moment I stepped in, I was greeted with swift and attentive service, setting the tone for a fabulous meal. The sushi rolls were nothing short of exquisite -- evidently crafted with both skill and passion. The freshness of the ingredients was palpable in every bite, from the velvety slices of sashimi to the perfectly seasoned rice. What truly sets Oishii Sushi apart are their interesting flavor combinations that dare to defy traditional sushi norms, tantalizing the taste buds in unexpected and delightful ways. The harmony of flavors was masterfully balanced, ensuring each roll was a unique culinary adventure. For sushi aficionados looking for top-notch quality, quick service, and a culinary twist that excites, Oishii Sushi is an absolute must-visit. They've earned every one of their five stars in my book!

Still no good No one ever even responded to my previous review Shows they don't care Ppl go here because I think it was good in the past This place could care a less about your business All they care about is your money Too many other good places to eat in dfw Don't give them your money anymore and maybe they will get the message The owner is expanding and guess doesn't care about reviews anymore

This is the best sushi place in North Dallas! We love the s scallop roll, and the 45 roll. Also the Himalayan! Strongly suggest you sit at the sushi bar and enjoy the chefs' culinary skills. Super good vibe here, upscale but fair pricing. We love June and Frankie.

Super disappointed. We used to love this place but tonight was super off. Drinks were slow and overall service was lacking big time. Food is fantastic as always BUT when you drop this kind of cash for sushi ---it's about the whole experience. Super bummed We question if we will return again !

My friend and I ordered crispy calimari and 2 rolls. When we were done, we were still hungry so we ordered the beef flat noodles. Menu items are not only more expensive than average but the portion sizes are also smaller than average. The food was good, not great; however, the beef in the beef flat noodles was extremely tender. I appreciated that the waitress really knew the menu. When we mentioned that the sushi menu was too big and that we were specifically looking for salmon based rolls, she provided recommendations. When my friend and I were still hungry after our initial order, the waitress recommended to us a good beef dish. This restaurant is not really big and seems to be a place where people dress up to meet others. Our table was not very far from the next. The restaurant got really crowded and loud - so if you're truly trying to talk to someone you're either going to have to speak louder than normal or leave (which is what we did - ha!).

Don't waste your money. Choose an alternative. The restaurant was only 1/2 full last night however service was extremely slow. 25-30 minutes for drinks. Ordered two appetizers and one came out. Asked about the second and the excuse was "to-go" orders were ahead of us. The sushi was okay. We also ordered regular Asian entrees with shrimp. The shrimp was horrible and tough. If you like to chew shrimp for an hour, this is your place. As far as ambiance, the restaurant is very loud and the chairs are very uncomfortable. I rarely leave reviews, but felt it was needed in this instance. We try new restaurants weekly. This one has been removed from the list. There are much better choices.

Consistently delicious. The Tribeca and Royce Roll are my go tos and they they always have interesting off the menu items. Best sushi in this area, hands down! Service is always on point. Highly recommend reservations.

Great food and service!!! Unfortunately, there was a very rude customer that was on their speakerphone for a call when we arrived. This lasted about 15 minutes. While not the restaurant's fault entirely, they should ask the customer to at least go outside. Constantly amazed at how RUDE some people are....

The very cramped seating here takes away from the positive experience, like cattle class on a flight, and negates the otherwise semi-upscale dining atmosphere they appear to be trying to achieve. Your could easily bump elbows with your neighbor. We noticed another three parties unhappy with their tables, two who asked to be moved. Amounts were somewhat small and made us miss Cowfish in Raleigh North Carolina, which while American-style sushi, is quite generous in portions. Server Jackson was very good, and we know this from a prior visit as well as the most recent one. For real Sushi you would want to go elsewhere, and there are places in the area for that, Oishi however is really for an Americanized and a Westernized take on Sushi and not very authentic, which appeals to a lot of people so is a personal choice. For example, they used togarashi in place of tobico, and the whole concept of spicy in sushi is something you would not get in a tradition sushi restaurant. One of our group is from Japan and while grateful to have sushi while here, does not consider this anything like the real thing and more of a novelty. Kind of like American Chinese food vs the real thing. But as long as they will pack this place the way they do, it's not the kind of dining experience for which we would care to return. But if you do, get an outdoor table for some semblance of space.

FRESH! Delicious! BEST SUSHI IN TOWN! I love good sushi and this is the spot in town! Always the best service and its a great price

We've already been back and got some repeat rolls + Donut roll (amazing) and himalayan roll which had beautiful presentation. I loved the tuna tataki app.

I can't say enough good things about this place. This was our second time coming back The service is good & the food leaves you wanting more. The sushi specifically has the most unique and complex flavors. We first ordered the Royce Roll (which he had the last time we visited). This is a MUST have, and I know truffle oil on sushi sounds crazy but we both agreed for a second time that this is in fact the mac daddy & final boss of all sushi rolls. Don't skip on the dumplings either. They are hand made by here not frozen and the spicy ponzu sauce is on point. We also had the m&m roll, which was good, but the flavors and meatiness of the flower roll stole the show. Lastly, the lychee martinis are also wonderful with just the right amount of sweetness. Now go fulfill your sushi dreams and try Ooishi if you haven't already.