wild sushi & ramen

veryfreshsushi. great presentation pretty good service. will go again.

this place is a hidden gem! we have driven by dozens of times and from the outside appears closed except for the neon open sign! inside clean and nice decor! service, hmmmmm, awesome!! our waitress morgan, the best! the food...., i was truly impressed,freshand pleasing to the eye! we are so glad we finally ventured in to this place. i think it will become one of our regular haunts! fyi, fall special, $19.95 pp all you can eat sushi fro 5 to 9 tuesday, wednesday and thursday! can't beat it!

a meal worthy of a trash can. let me start by saying that our order was for pick up and it was pretty simple. so i am not sure why we spent 15 minutes on the phone trying to order our chicken teriyaki, sea bass, half of a philadelphia roll, and half of a fried cali roll. i should have guessed then that this was not going to be a pleasant experience! none the less we show up 35 mins later to pick up our food as directed pay our 40 dollar tab, and we start to head home, when i look over at the bag that was given to my husband and realize there is no way all of our food fit into this tiny brown bag. sure enough, all we had was the chicken teriyaki, so we turn around and head back. my husband talks to the manager on duty who claims to replace our left out to get cold food withfreshhot food, the manager apologizes and we are on our way home once again.we get home which is maybe 5 minutes from the resturant and my fried cali roll is ice cold, greasy and chewy. anyone know why? is it maybe because the manager did not fix his mistake?? is it maybe because i am trying to eat a fried roll that was made an hour prior to me eating?? it was the most disgusting thing i have ever tasted in my life!! do not get me started on the chikcen entree!! so basically i just threw 20 dollars in the trash, because that is exactly where my dinner went! oh and after 15 mins of trying to get the woman who took the order to understand that my husband wanted wild rice, she still messed that up and gave him steamed rice! people make mistakes, nobody is perfect and i do believe everybody deserves a second chance, but you pretty much blow it with me if you lie to my face. i would not be on here leaving a bad review if i would have been given thefreshfood i ordered,paid for,and was promised! save your money people

good sushi restaruant. この鮨屋はおいしいですね。
the sushi is good, withfreshingredients. cant go wrong at this restaurant, they are one of the better sushi restaurants i have eaten here in dfw.

no complaint sushi. had lunch a few times here reasonably priced, good servicefreshsushi. will continue to go here when in the mood for sushi.

worth the hype!. yes, it is "tucked away" besides albertson's, but in the short time it has been there, it has gained a loyal following.freshingredients, friendly staff. it has a peaceful and tasteful decor. the food is fantastic.

little quaint place. fish is veryfreshand the price is about half of what i normally pay anywhere else. waitress wasn't too knowledgeable about menu but she was friendly and otherwise provided good service. no rolls have really won my heart yet, but like i said regardless the fish isfreshand that's what matters.

as good as it gets. it wasn't that long ago that any sushi much less good sushi was harder to find in fort worth than chicken lips. in recent times that has changed. the last year or so has been good to us with a new spot appearing every few weeks it seems. the quality of the dining experience has been at best spotty.
for me the sushi habit has meant long drives and some surprises. not all good. the best recent surprise turned up in my own zip code!

one of my co-workers told me about wild sushi while i was telling him about another restaurant that had opened just recently just down the street and asked if i had tried out the place right around the corner from my house. located in a strip mall at the corner of beach and western center next to an albertsons market, i hadn't even noticed the new store front.
behind the doors is an oasis. on my first visit i was greeted by the manager tuck. you can tell at a glance that this isn't his first rodeo. attention to creating a pleasant surrounding is the first thing you notice. no stained concrete floor, no video screens, no black walls. instead there are light colors, terrific but, ample indirect lighting, carpeting and wood floors to absorb noise. all of these ingredients make a great place to dine and enjoy conversation.
the real story is the food.freshingredients, skilled preparation and beautiful presentation combine to make the whole package more than the sum of its parts. i have tried several of the menu offerings and found them all to be superior to almost any other restaurant i've tried. the ample cuts, great quality and just plain great tasting dishes make this the place. it would have been hard to top the experience but, the check did the trick. the number at the bottom of the check for two at dinner made me look twice to be sure we hadn't gotten the wrong tab or that they hadn't gotten the whole order. let's just say i was one happy camper. my last sushi dinner for two at another establishment was just less than twice the amount shown.
i will be calling wild sushi a favorite for a long time to come.