Sushi Kadan

This was my second visit to Sushi Kadan, and it reaffirmed my mixed feelings about the place. To start with the positives, the restaurant is undeniably beautiful. The cherry blossom decor is stunning and makes for great photos. The atmosphere is complemented by multiple TVs playing games, which adds a casual and lively vibe. Service is also a standout—attentive and accommodating. However, when it comes to the food, it falls short of expectations. My wife and I chose Sushi Kadan because we’re on a keto diet - monetarily - and were looking for rice-less rolls and sashimi. Unfortunately, the portions were problematic. The pieces were excessively large, making them difficult to enjoy. I’d prefer the same amount of food served in smaller, more manageable pieces. For instance, despite requesting thinner slices of sashimi—a request the restaurant assured would be no problem—the sashimi arrived overly thick and somewhat chewy. The rice-less rolls were similarly oversized and lacked sufficient fish, which was disappointing. I understand why Sushi Kadan has its fans—the ambiance and service are great—but for me, the food doesn’t stand out compared to the many other sushi options in the DFW area.

Sat there for 10 minutes looking at the food because they didn’t bring any utensils 😂 How weird @@ This place used to be my top place, always stop by for important occasions because of their services and their food, but today was completely different. Nobody stopped by our table to take care of anything (that was why they didn’t realize the utensils missing and we couldn’t ask for help either). The food was taking not too long but everything was COLD. We got the lobster roll and it smelled very fishy (not fresh).

Gave it a try...won't try again. I ordered gyoza which were soggy on the inside and over fried on the outside. Definitely not made fresh. Also, ordered a Philly roll. It was different, just okay. Service was so-so. I wasn't asked about a refill and had to ask myself, my cup was empty. Lots of decor inside, maybe several fake cherry blossom trees and stuff on the ceiling. Decor was a bit much, made it seem small inside.

Ordered the beef yaka sobi and the meat was difusting grissely scraps. Offered to remake it but refused refund. Why would I want a second helping of bad food. Should have at least offered gift card with price of meal on it. Management needs a lesson on customer service because if they keep telling customers tuff luck they won’t be open to long. Refunding the meal would have cost you a couple bucks the bad review will cost you a lot more. Its already cost you this one.

I love this place ! The food is always spectacular! The only thing is the quality of the service and environment has diminished over the last few years . It used to be a nice place to take a date with a semi quiet environment and soft Japanese music in the background. Still a nice place to eat. I just won’t be dressing up to come here . Also, try to get a lady as a waitress. We got a male waiter and he seemed very inexperienced . First, when we arrived he didn’t give us time to settle in and look at the menu. Also, The other waitress’s had to tend to us cause he did not check up on us after we received our food. So in conclusion, food is great! Service and environment is mid .

Good music, the rolls are amazing but a little tiny compared to those of my companions. A beautiful place with excellent decorations :) The servers were nice, one of the girls speaks Spanish and this is so convenient for those who don't speak English.

I hate to do this as I want to support small businesses… The atmosphere and servers are nice. However, the food was simply terrible. Arguably the worst sushi I’ve ever had. The sushi rice was so mushy and has a weird taste to it. I’ve had bad sushi and this was worse. The katsu Don was even worse, it was so dry and no flavors. Definitely not worth it.

Was greeted and seated promptly. Great atmosphere and decorated beautifully. Our waiter was attentive and friendly. Food came out quick and they do not skim on the portion size. The rolls were huge and full of flavor! The Sashimi was so fresh! Will definitely come back!

One of the most beautiful sushi places I've been to. This is an extremely cozy room with fake cherry blossoms (I believe) around the room creating a wonderful feeling. The staff is very friendly and they are always quick to deliver the rolls and refill drinks. The rolls are big! They used to be even bigger but it seems like they shrunk them down a tiny bit because they couldn't even close before due to their size. So now they fit together a little bit better but you will still get plenty of sushi for your buck! If you're in carrollton make sure to take a visit

I stand with Salman's review. I recently moved to DFW and have had dozens of standout, amazing meals. And, Salman is right. Service here is polite. Price is great - $30/pp before tax and tip. They use plastic glasses, which is good for kids. Music wasn't too loud. The fake trees in the middle of the restaurant are super cool. I also appreciated the window coverings, which perfectly diffused the afternoon light and masked the adjacent parking lot some, making a great oasis. The raw fish I tried was fresh. My favorite roll was the Yakuza Roll. The cilantro in the roll was awesome. We also got the salmon tuna roll combo and the Las Vegas roll. Salmon/Tuna was fine but the rice was not great so threw off the roll balance. Las Vegas was actually just gross to us so don't order it. How can rice be bad? I know it sounds crazy but I have had enough sushi to know that the rice was off. The rice tasted pretty mushy and too sweet for what most sushi restaurants serve. Sushi rice in my experience has had the rice technique down where individual grains are visible and the rice vinegar/mirin used to make the rice sticky is "just enough" to do so but is akin to eating a carb cloud. This rice tasted pretty interesting, where possibly too much vinegar/mirin was used. Overall, we were very happy with portions. Having to take two bites of one roll piece did not bother us. BUT I can't get over the rice. Not a fan. We'd come back all the time if the rice was better. I'm sure sashimi is awesome. But until the rice is fixed, we won't be back.

This was my second visit to Sushi Kadan, and it reaffirmed my mixed feelings about the place. To start with the positives, the restaurant is undeniably beautiful. The cherry blossom decor is stunning and makes for great photos. The atmosphere is complemented by multiple TVs playing games, which adds a casual and lively vibe. Service is also a standout--attentive and accommodating. However, when it comes to the food, it falls short of expectations. My wife and I chose Sushi Kadan because we're on a keto diet - monetarily - and were looking for rice-less rolls and sashimi. Unfortunately, the portions were problematic. The pieces were excessively large, making them difficult to enjoy. I'd prefer the same amount of food served in smaller, more manageable pieces. For instance, despite requesting thinner slices of sashimi--a request the restaurant assured would be no problem--the sashimi arrived overly thick and somewhat chewy. The rice-less rolls were similarly oversized and lacked sufficient fish, which was disappointing. I understand why Sushi Kadan has its fans--the ambiance and service are great--but for me, the food doesn't stand out compared to the many other sushi options in the DFW area.

Sushi Kadan is our go-to place for sushi! They have great sushi at an amazing price. We have been here many times and our favorite dishes are the Soft Shell Crab for appetizer and the Yakuza Roll. We ordered their sashimi once but found the slices to be too thick. The service is very quick because you have a button that calls the server and they bring out the dishes within 15 mins of ordering. For the ambiance, we love the giant sakura trees in the middle! It's a great place to catch up with friends and for a date night.

I was supposed to get lunch with a friend at Mike's Chicken. Silly ol me overslept so my friend went to Sushi Kadan in Carrollton. Luckily, I was able to barely make it. I got the burning man specialty roll. Inside of it was shrimp tempura, spicy tuna, avocado, and jalapeño. It was topped with assorted seafood, tempura flakes, spicy mayo, sweet mayo, and eel sauce. The rolls here are hugeeeeee. They're basically the size of 2 sushi rolls in 1. I love how they don't hold back on the tempura flakes. My only complaint would be that they actually don't have rice at the bottom of the sushi rolls so they would break apart after my first bite, but they're so big that I wouldn't be able to eat them in 1 bite anyways. I really enjoyed this roll and would for sure come again to try some more

Great place! Have been going since its opening. While I've noticed some changes in quality , I still find it worth returning to! 4/5 service, welcoming, sometimes food comes out slow but I understand thenfood industry 4/5 Ambiance, beautiful interior, seating is okay comfort wise 3.5 Food, select few rolls are STARS though (Gold Mountain), others are good but not standouts!

Sushi Kadan is one of my favorite neighborhood spots! The sushi is flavorful, the rolls are huge, and the prices are very reasonable. Plus, the ambiance under the cherry trees makes it such a cute and cozy place to dine. My family and I come here often for special occasions. Highly recommend!

Tried this place in Texas for the first time and the food was mediocre... The inside of this place is what made it the most enjoyable. Having fake cherry blossoms, nice backgrounds/splashes, and cute seating arrangements made the place lovable. I ordered some Takoyaki, two Sapporo's, and had some Beef Yakisoba. Takoyaki was fried to perfection and delicious. The Beef Yakisoba was okay and didn't taste special. Ofcourse the beer was cold and tasty as usual Sapporo is. General takeaways, for the price, it wasn't too bad. However, the taste wasn't outstanding besides one item which was the Takoyaki. On a scale of 1-5, I will give this place a 3/5. Give it a shot for yourself and maybe you'll have a better experience than I did. At least the experience from the servers was attentive and kind.

They have the best sushi prices in town- super reasonable and affordable! Miso soup for less than $2, yes! Bring me a giant bowl, please! Fresh-fantastic- flavorful sushi! Large portions, great service. I wish I would have gotten pictures of everyone's order- everything looked stunning. I would only suggest better seating- we were seated under the tree where the seats wrap around the table- we had a party of 9 and it was a little hard to talk to each other and we had to move in and out for each other. Overall, delicious and divine dining experience! Would love to visit again very soon!

Sushi Kadan is great for when you are craving sushi at a great value and quality with nice ambience. The restaurant itself is small, dimly lit, and cozy with a beautiful cherry blossom tree decor in the middle of the restaurant. The service is always great and the quality of the food is always consistent. One thing to note about their sushi is that their rolls especially are HUMONGOUS. It is at least 1.5x the size of a normal sushi roll at most places. Although a size like this would make me cautious about the authenticity and quality of their sushi, their rolls are absolutely great. Their quality of food is always great and consistent overall. The nigiris are also larger than normal as well. Most of their nigiris that I've tried were great except for mackerel, but that's a tricky fish to prepare well. Besides sushi, their dinner food items that we've tried were all great. We have had their fried rice which is surprisingly good and addicting especially for a sushi specialty restaurant. They have great happy hour drink specials as well that involves hot or cold sake, beer, etc. Overall I would absolutely suggest this place if you are in the area!

I really wanted to give this place 5 stars because it is SO CUTE inside and they really do have a variety of different items on the menu. If I was just basing my review on the food it would be 2 stars but I am opting to 3 because of the service and the decor. Positives: The ambiance is great, very dark inside with cute lit up trees lighting the area around the tables which feature bench type seating with cushions giving you very Japanese vibes coupled with the trees that kind of remind you of cherry blossoms. Would be cute for date night. There is also a button on your table that allows you to call the staff. The garlic edamame is something not usually seen on menus and was delicious! My favorite thing we had for sure. Food came out very fast although the restaurant was packed, which was great. There were a lot of people and it was Saturday night but we sat down right away. Spent around $100 for 3 adults 2 kids which is very affordable. However, I have to note that although service was attentive and great in general, the food was lacking in flavor. Negatives: The sushi rolls are very very large making it difficult to eat / share with others. Somehow the flavors of each roll were lacking, not enough sauce, not enough flavor in any of the seafood, even the wasabi tasted somewhat bland...The tempura ice cream shell was very thick, I did not enjoy it as much as I have at other places. The fried rice had absolutely no flavor, the noodles were cut short which was kind of odd in my opinion and tasted somewhat sweet which I also did not like. The baby shrimps used in both the fried rice that we ordered and the noodles, not good. There were tiny gnats or some type of small bugs that kept landing on the plates that almost made me not want to finish the meal. Overall, I think some minor changes would make this restaurant a very desirable location to dine at.

What happened to the quality?? We ordered a to go order last night (June 30th), everything was gross and barely edible. We've been coming here for over 3 years so this is extremely disappointing. What we ordered: -Chirashi don: the rice was stale, hard, old, not edible, The cuts of sashimi were not fresh and thick cut. Gag. -Yakuza roll: messy, falling apart and not fresh yellowtail. -chopped bay scallop roll: sloppy, falling apart. -rainbow roll: another sloppy roll that was loosely wrapped, poor quality fish & awful cream sauce added on top. -edamame: dark green, over steamed and stale -cucumber salad: the only edible thing in the order. -yellowtail sushi, tuna sushi, ebi shrimp sushi: decent but not great I'm just thankful we didn't get food poisoning afterwards. We barely finished any of it because it was that terrible. On top of bad quality fish, all the rolls were terribly made, falling apart and sloppy. I did a better job at a sushi class @ Sur La Table.

Sushi Kadan might just be one of the best-kept secrets for sushi aficionados in the city! Tucked away in a cozy corner of town, this restaurant offers a serene, intimate dining experience that is perfect for both casual and special occasions. The sushi chefs here are true artists, especially when it comes to their specialty maki rolls. The menu features an innovative twist on traditional flavors, and each dish is presented beautifully, making every plate Instagram-worthy. The service at Sushi Kadan is impeccable; the staff goes above and beyond to ensure each guest feels valued and satisfied. With its fantastic ambiance, exceptional food, and top-notch service, Sushi Kadan is more than just a meal; it's a culinary adventure that's sure to impress. Don't miss out on this exquisite sushi experience!

Our rolls took a while to come and was busy when we came. Me and my family have been looking for good sushi spot to try, very nice background. Our server was nice, she had great smile and quick service. Overall sushi is decent and not that much fish on Alaska. Great place for night with family, I suggest putting reservations. I recommend not coming night since busy and long wait.

This is one of my favorite spots. As far as ambiance, this place has it down. The light up cherry blossom trees around the tables are so pretty. I always get tempura rolls, and they are BIG and very filling. The prices are great and service is good. The only complaint I have is that the rolls often fall apart when you pick them up.

Just walk in and sit where your heart desires. Food is great prices are great and service is great. I like the teriyaki chicken sushi 10/10. They have other things too but I gotta go so I'll be back to give you another opinion.

I've been here several times and it's always been great! I looove the idea of the fake Sakura trees inside the restaurant. It makes it a really unique place and a romantic date spot! Service here each time has been good considering the busy crowd of the weekends. Waiters are nice and food comes out somewhat fast. I would say I don't recommend the salmon don (pictured below) but their rolls are really good! You can't really go wrong :)

4.75 love the sushi! Their sushi towers are so satisfying! It's delicious! It is my comfort food.

A friend of mine in Carrollton insisted we visit here for lunch, and so glad we did! It's a cute place with a decorative (fake) cherry blossom tree in the middle. The staff is friendly, service is quick. The lunch menu is awesome, the portions are very large (the rolls are big enough that it takes two bites) and tasty. I ordered two not realizing how big they were. Nothing but great things to say!

One of my favorite sushi spots. Large sashimi portions. The rolls are large and so fresh and pretty! Every one of them are delicious. Food came out fast and fresh. All the staff I talked to was so nice. It's also so pretty inside.

I recently moved from Carrollton, to Mesquite. Which is about a 40 minute drive. This has always been my go to sushi spot!! The best food, & the dining experience is even good too. I am sick and had one of my friends bring me lunch from here today, & after a 40 minute care ride, my soup is still HOT AND FRESH!!!! I am amazed. Hands down the best place.

High quality sushi with big rolls. Everything here is so delicious that it's difficult to decide what to get. The cherry blossoms are a nice touch for the ambiance.

This place used to be A1, not sure what's going on maybe it's inflation or change of management? The ambience is still 10/10 but the service and the food were lacking on this time for me. Alaska roll significantly decreased in size, they used to be known for their huge portion. Presentation of the Alaska roll was interesting, the bottom was soaked in ponzu sauce. Philadelphia roll was on point (very consistent). Soft shell crab was good too. It was the service for me that just wasn't right. No one introduced their names and ofc the pen wasn't working come time for the check. Should've been 3 stars but that beautiful Japanese cherry blossom in the center of the restaurant is just awesome.

The restaurant is on the small side but has a wonderful atmosphere and even though it was packed, noise was never an issue for conversation at our table. The menu is massive so if you don't like sushi but someone in your family does don't hesitate to go. You won't go hungry as there are pages and pages of delicious offerings. This was my first time to try sushi and I must say it was delicious. Mind blowing delicious. I'll be honest and admit that I was more than a little nervous but it's something I've always wanted to try. The portions are absolutely huge. My son told me to expect smaller plates anywhere else I went for sushi. Go with an empty stomach and big appetite. My husband had the Monkey Brain, which is neither monkey nor brain but is delicious. It's a wonderful combination of spicy tuna and crab meat that is found on the appetizer list. He also got the Shrimp Tempura which were lightly battered and fried to perfection. It would be a great appetizer in my opinion. We had guests get an Ahi Tower and another the Salmon Tower. They were both massive plates of food, arriving in a beautiful presentation before the obligatory mixing. I tried them carefully since they are raw fish but was pleasantly surprised. I would truly order either one on my next visit. The flavors are terrific, well balanced and mild. It's good to step outside of your comfort zone and try new experiences. Two of us had the Crazy Boy Roll and the last guest had the Crazy Girl Roll. The crazy boy was great. It's deep fried so nothing is raw which is a sneaky way to try sushi but delicious nonetheless. I tried the crazy girl roll and liked it very much as well. Both are versions of the California roll which is something I'd try on a future trip. I did learn a very valuable lesson. I didn't manage to get a picture of my meal, the Crazy Boy Roll but it comes with a dollop of green stuff which I mistook for avocado. It is NOT avocado. It is wasabi and it couldn't be further in taste from avocado. It will make your eyes water and clear your sinuses. WOW!!! I can hear all of you sushi veterans laughing at me, just like everyone at the table did. Holy moly that stuff is spicy!! So beware of green stuff that looks like avocado!! But do go to Sushi Kadan very soon. The service was fantastic and the food is terrific. Even if you don't like sushi, take your sushi loving spouse or friends and rest easy in the knowledge that there are plenty of familiar things for you to eat if you don't venture into sushi. My recommendation is to take a risk and give it a try.

Sushi Kadan has been my go to for sushi in my area, however I have only experienced the take out or delivery experience. This past weekend my babe and I stopped in for some post hike sushi.Upon entering I felt as if I had stepped into a different world. The atmosphere was dark, chill, with unique decor on the ceiling. We were greeted and seated quickly and our server was quick and informative. Our sushi was delicious and tasted fresh. We ordered the 2x Crazy Girl Roll (extra spicy sauce and regular), Alaska Roll, Spider Roll, and Edamame. The presentation was very nice as well. My only complaint is that the tables are small, we could barely fit our plates comfortably. On the positive, the restaurant was very clean including the restrooms.

Service and ambiance are great. Sushi falls apart before it even hits the table. I have been here a few times and it never fails. Use a spoon to eat here, not chopsticks.

Highly recommended this place for sushi, I've been going to this place for nearly 2-3 years now. It never disappoints. Overall, the size of the portions and the price is fair. My go to roll is the Vancouver roll and the Salmon Tower. Sorry, I don't have any photos, you'll have to go check it out yourself. Enjoy!

I picked up a few rolls today. The rice was so hard it was borderline inedible. Salad came with a bunch of dressing on it already and spilled all over my car. The spicy tuna roll was literally drenched in spicy mayo and sriracha. Worst sushi experience I've had in years

Love this place so much. Have been going for years now. My favorite item is the Mango Paradise Roll. They even have no rice sushi options. Their sushi is so fresh and delicious. The restaurant itself has great lighting and decorations, it can get a bit crowded and loud depending on when you go. The service is usually good but sometimes they have newer employees that are still being trained. They offer such a large portion of food compared to other sushi places, very worth it! Great place for a whole meal and for celebrating special occasions.

Came here with a friend for lunch on a weekday. They weren't busy when we came in but became pretty packed by the time we left. I got the bento box was ~$13 which I felt was a fair price for the portion size. The ambiance felt festive with valentines and Christmas decorations. My friend got a donbori bowl for about $18. They took our order quickly and checked up on us but the food took a little while to come out. Would definitely come again during non peak hours!

It's really cute! It was also pretty busy, but service was still prompt. We got seated after around 10 minutes of waiting, and ordered the tuna salad, 4 piece sashimi, uni sushi, toro sushi, and the tempura appetizer(?). Everything was good! I think the only thing that was kind of whatever was the sashimi, it was alright. The tuna sashimi was a bit cold and chewier in the middle, so it tasted a bit older. Other than that, it was fine. You get what you pay for, and I feel like it's a good bang for your buck. If I were ever in the area, I'd stop by again!

Hate to leave a bad review but this was pretty bad. The sushi rolls are comically large. You can't even kind of fit one in your mouth. We had to smash them up and each each slice in pieces and basically all you taste is massive globs of fake crab. Fish on top was not fresh at all and made us both nervous. I think it gets good reviews bc the clientele in the suburbs like the value. It's not overpriced and the rolls are huge. So if you want theme park food, you'll be happy. For quality sushi with good ingredients i would go somewhere else though. Service was also disappointing. We were rushed to order and once we did we almost never saw a server again until the end when someone we had never spoke to approached and said "the service was good, right?"

Food was delicious and sushi pieces today were very big and filling. Service was quick and the interior restaurant is one of the nicest I've seen.

Ordered from here while at work.. we got chicken yaki udon and dynamite crunch and dynamite rolls Both tasted amazing!! Can't wait to dine in here! The rolls were slightly bigger in size but the udon was on point!

This place has seen a lot of visitors and reviews, so this is just my own personal experience. I've visited multiple times, and it's typically busy whenever we show up - sometimes there's no wait, and sometimes there's a wait up to 45 minutes. It's a bit farther north of a lot of Carrollton shops/restaurants, so if you're stuck waiting around for a table, there's not much to do. Inside the restaurant is very well decorated. Love the cherry blossom trees they have inside; ambiance is great. They have bigger tables for larger groups, and smaller tables for more intimate dining. All the times I've come I've had great service, and the waiters/waitresses constantly check in on our table to ask if we need anything else. In terms of food - I think that's where Sushi Kadan shines, especially for the price. It's not the best sushi you'll ever had, but the rolls are massive and the prices are reasonable, so the value you get is fantastic. It's become a staple for me that if I'm craving sushi and I'm hungry, I'll go to Sushi Kadan. I've had their special rolls, baked rolls, simple nigiri; all of it is about the same quality but they're all a solid portion size. Maybe order less than you think - you'll probably be full. Overall, good place for decent sushi, great value, fine service.

Met up with some friends for lunch. The place is cute but small. The staff is really nice! The manager/owner, not really sure which he was saw me fanning myself and asked if I was hot. A few minutes later the air conditioner came on. That was the sweetest, but I hot because of the combination of sake, a wig, and peri menopause LOL. Anyway, it was sweet. The rolls are gigantic. They have lots of options. I got the negehana roll which had no flavor. I also had the hamachi nigiri which was ok, but I'm spoiled from Uchiba, and nothing ever compares. I also got the pork gyoza which were good and looked hand made. My friends all got some combination of rolls and they were all good.

This place is great if you're really craving a filling sushi meal. There was probably a 20 minute wait on a Friday evening. The host and server were both very friendly and helpful. My girlfriend and I both got miso soup which was delicious as always. I ordered the romantic roll and she ordered the spicy sun roll. Both rolls were spectacular, the fish tasted great, and the portions were large too. I always find that sushi portions are a little small and I need something extra but this was certainly not the case here. My only issue with the food was that you need to unhinge your jaw like a python to fit these rolls in your mouth. I was not able to fit a piece in my mouth, and had to eat every piece in two or three bites. The roll also fell apart a little bit because it was so stuffed. To be clear, it still tasted great, just a little difficult and messy to eat. The high quality and solid portion sizes make sushi Kadan a really good deal. The interior of the restaurant is super cool looking with trees hanging over many of the tables. I loved these decorations. I will absolutely be returning.

Prices have gone very high and portion sizes shrank. I'm less and less interested in going here.

Food 4/5 First of, appetizer-Takoyaki was just ok. Order it some place else. Their sushi was good, i just don't think it has good quality sushi rice. I think they just use regular rice to be honest.(I'm guessing), the quality of fish was good, the amount of serving was also good for the price. Price-$$ Ambiance-4.5/5 Yes, it was cozy but It was just dark for me and my family. I noticed that a lot of guests were also using their phones to light up their menu. Service- 5/5 great! Staff was just attentive to your needs. Overall, experience was good.

Honestly, the food was delicious. Their portion sizes were massive and definitely shareable. The restaurant was very beautiful and had great decorations. HOWEVER, the floors were completely dirty and stained our shoes when we had just arrived and didn't notice. They didn't clean up the floors from previous customers and ended up staining our nice shoes. Our waitress was super rude as well and very confusing. We ended up having to physically show her on her Ipad exactly how we wanted to divide up the check. She also was super rude and told us that they had ran out of spicy mayo to one of our friends but provided it to the other. And then when we asked a different waitress, they brought it straight to us. Also on the menu it says that there is diet dr pepper but they do not actually have it. Finally, the bathroom sink was clogged and overflowing. I really loved the food and enjoyed the older gentleman running around and checking up on everyone but the service from the waiters was just awful and rude. It really ruined the experience for us.

Solid sushi joint! At first I was skeptical as the prices were on the high side, but as the rolls and entrees arrived at our table, I was astounded by how huge the portions were! The rolls were quite delicious and different. My one beef is that the restaurant was a bit dimly lit and it was quite noisy. However, I'm sure it's a hit for the younger, hipster crowd. :)

The sushi here is soooo fresh and tasty You can't go wrong with most of the items here and I highly recommend trying different items each time since there's such a huge range. The suji roll wasn't quite my cup o' tea. The crab meat is like a crab meat salad (similar to chicken salad or tuna salad). The crab is very good but it's a bit sweet for us. And they heap A LOT in this little salmon wrap so it's impossible to eat it in 1-2 bites. But the salmon is so fresh that you can cut it with your chopsticks. The unagi/eel crunch roll is a no-brainer. The unagi, sauce and the crunch from the pile of tempura is a tasty variation on one of my favorite sushi's. The yakuza roll was an absolute killer - the yellowtail was so fresh and tasty and the combination of all the ingredients made it very balanced. It was also balanced vs the other rolls since it's light. The only thing I wasn't a huge fan of was that the rice at the bottom got soggy from the vinegar and fell apart, so was a little messy to eat.

Best sushi rolls in DFW hands down! The size of each piece is so large that I have to take 2 bites. One roll will definitely fill you up. The fish is always fresh and the fillings are delicious! And the price is totally fair too. On top of that, the interior is aesthetically pleasing with the fake cherry blossom trees and woody decor. Service is fast and attentive. Anticipate a small wait because this place is always busy! But it's worth it :)

The servers were nice, the salmon sashimi tasted good, the rest of our sashimi wasn't great and was cut super thick.

TL;DR - solid bento and sushi spot with a unique and gorgeous interior. Food: sushi was great, lunch bento at $12 was so value, but the Gyu Don was a bit wet and watery. The tempura ice cream was really yummy and for $6 it was pretty value as well. Would come back for lunch if I'm in the area. Service: it was pretty standard and meh. Nothing great but nothing terrible either. Ambiance: I loved the interior and Japanese style seats with pads, and I absolutely adored the white Sakura tree decor that paired well with the dim lighting and shaded windows.

We visited for dinner during weekday and it was packed. Service was mediocre but the ambience is absolutely gorgeous! We ordered the Butterfly Roll (no rice) and Spicy Sun Roll. We got one more but forgot the name. All the rolls were huge and pretty good. Not the best sushi I have had but it is priced accordingly. Overall, great value for the price and I look forward to another visit.

My number one daughter has been raving about this spot and boy was she not wrong. The restaurant was beautifully decorated with faux cherry blossom tree with lights. Our server Jimin was prompt and attentive. Our sushi was fresh and tasty. We had the Golden Mountain and Volcano rolls and both were amazing. The nigiri, a true test of a sushi restaurant , and they too were fantastic. The portions were generous with well seasoned rice - another sign of good sushi. I will be back.

here is your official guide to ordering food at sushi kadan! (for all the rolls and my opinion pls scroll down) service: good service, servers will walk around every so often to make sure you are taken care of ambiance: dark, with a tree that many people like to take photos at lunch: the lunch special is a good amount of food, but the taste and texture is not there. it is not worth the cheaper meal. dinner: we mainly order from the main sushi roll section. the sushi is bigger than average because they pack in the imitation crab, but even so, the fish they include is a sizable amount. do keep in mind that you will eventually get tired of eating imitation crab. the dishes shown in the picture was around $60, which is about the same price as 2 entrees and a roll at Yama. description of my palate: * likes: salmon, tuna, yellowtail, lemon, jalapeno, avocado * dislikes: tempura, fried, spicy tuna, overly sweet, too saucy, below, i will list the sushi groups and my current favorites. 1. fresh rolls salmon tower - i like my salmon tower unmixed, but overall its a big portion. i am impartial to it, its not my favorite, but something i will get from time to time. alaska roll - this is called a classic banger in my book, its so good. its basic, but its for a good reason. vancouver roll - this is good but keep in mind theres smoked salmon which alters the flavour of the sushi a bit yakuza roll - this is yummy, but surprisingly wasn't my favorite of the day. its a clean and fresh bite with a tinge of saltiness from the fish eggs rainbow roll - another CLASSIC, you cant mess up with this one best alaska roll - lemon slices make eating fattier sushies easier and more palatable (i am a lime addict pls do not come for me) 2. oven roll - honestly, these are a gimmick and we are just here to take cool pics of the fire. these aren't bad but can be too creamy (mayo) and messy to eat overall. everything begins to taste the same after awhile, its like eating a chipotle bowl that has been mixed very well. 3. tempura roll - these are the cheapest rolls on the menu and for good reason. my group ordered it once, and it left me full with indigestion from all the tempura. i do not recommend. i didnt realize the tempura roll went so far into the menu, ive tried the sushis in the back page but they dont stand out in flavour. 4. no rice roll - ive only ordered oishi and butterfly and they are both delicious. they are hard to secure because there is no rice, but its just like a putting a little portable poke salad into your mouth.

I've been here a few times and the fried sushi rolls have been consistently good. The servers are all very friendly and kid friendly. I usually bring my little one with me and they're very accommodating. The trees/flowers and lights inside usually keep her entertained. They also usually have some calming videos of waterfalls or scenery playing on the tvs. This last visit we tried the mango cheesecake and it was delicious.