edo japanese restaurant

the old adage of not judging a book by its cover truly pertains to edo. not the most approachable establishment but the plating, flavors andservicewas my primary focus. i nestled in at the 4 seat sushi bar and watched my volcano & spicy crawfish rolls were masterfully prepared. add a touch of my fav sauces (sriracha & eel) and i had the perfect lunch. so after only one visit, i'm adding this spot to my growing list of local sushi stops. the only complaint i would have is that if you order a soft drink, you're given a 16.9oz bottle and ice, basically equivalent to one serving with no refills.

really good!. we went here after having osaka the day before..wish we would of gone here first and we would not of gone any where else. comparing the two, edo is much better.servicewas head and shoulders above osaka, prices were better and food was better. we ordered several of the same rolls (shrimp tempura and eel) with edo being better in flavor and rolled better with not falling apart. we were seated right away.. had questions about crab salad..the young man didn't know answer..but right away said "i will ask!" which i appreciate. we ordered crab salad, shrimp tempura roll, two snow crab rolls, unagi roll.. all were fresh and tasty! they brought us miso that had much more flavor than others in town.. a small salad of crab and pickled cucumbers that was amazing and of course warm towels for cleaning hands. all of this for $34!!! at dinner hours! i would go here and no other place in jackson. i think because it is not fancy people don't give it a chance..it is better tasting by far. the only complaint is the website doesn't list most of their rolls.. it made it look like only specialty rolls were made..but they have basic to complex rolls and amazing prices and you can order half rolls.

this place was great! the sushi was fresh and flavorful. the fried rice with shrimp was incredible and theservicewas top notch. i would definitely recommend this place and go back again.

since moving to jackson a few years back, i'd always been a loyal sakura bana patron until i finally tried this place a couple weeks ago. go here, its everything sakura isn't. unique specialty rolls all pictured on the menu, fast friendlyservice(every roll we ordered came at the same time.) less crowded with high schoolers than other places and reasonably priced. the only real downside is they dont serve sake. nevertheless, edo is now in my mix.

very good lately. we don't think of edo first, although they have been consistently good since we came to jackson about 7 years ago. they have lately become a top choice for us. they've elaborated the menu a bit, including "specials." the not boring tuna (or something close to that) is not only beautifully presented but excellent in flavor. cucumber slices no thicker than a dime balance on edge to form shape to contain tuna slices on a mix of finely cut vegetables, dressing, seasoning.
all the dishes we've tried are very good, as isserviceand the comfort, cleanliness and decoration. they seem to make every effort to please. terrific value.
btw, red bean ice cream is a whole lot better than you might think.

awesome!!!!. i have been wanting to try edo for a few weeks now and we finally got the chance to go tonight. we were not disappointed!! the decor is relaxing, theservicewas awesome, jeff is a very good waiter!!! the menu was enormous with lots of sushi choices and many different entrees and appetizers to choose from. the food arrived in what seemed like a perfect unending chain of yumminess!! i think we have found our new favorite sushi bar in our new town!! thanks edo!!!

just ate at edo for valentines day and was honestly impressed. the sushi rolls were the best i've eaten in jackson (so far) and delicious special rolls. recommend the pink cadillac and volcano roll. i'll admit the outside appearance and interior atmosphere amd decor were a bit offputting in terms of some of the newer sushi places however the excellentserviceand the extra effort (giving my fiance a wrapped fresh red rose with out check) was nice. seeing as we originally had planned to go to sakura bana for dinner( would have been our first time there as well yet they were closed for v-day surprisingly) i am glad it turned out so well. will most definitely be coming back to edo.

large pieces and great price. haru has some great sushi for the price. largest pieces with less rice. they are so large that i recommend having them cut into 8 pieces rather than the standard 6.
be warned though,serviceis sometimes a little slow, but the price and quality make it well worth it.