wild sushi & ramen

a greatplacefor sushi and more?. wild sushi is in my neighborhood and my wife and i eat there at least once a month. she always orders from the sushi menu which has a wide selection, but i always order something that is non sushi.
i always start with a miso soup and a sapporo. the miso soup is probably the best i've had anywhere in dfw. my favorite entry would have to be the miso black cod. it has an excellent sweet flavor and very tender. the chefs are always willing to make my meal extra spicy as i request at no extra charge. the atmosphere is great at wild and there is always parking right in front of the restaurant. i'd recommend wild sushi to anyone in the area.

bad service!, go across the street. i did love thisplaceuntil i went there and one of the appitizers i had was so bad that not even the guys would eat it. we never go there for the service because its always horrible, but the food is usually good. we told the waitress it was bad and she took it away, i had one bite and she still charged me for it and didnt even offer to exchange it for anything else. they have also raised their prices on beer, its now $6 for a 12oz bottle of sapporo. my recommendation is to go to kroger buy a 6 pack for $8.99 the go to the byob sushiplaceacross the street!

thisplaceis 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, fresh and 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!

i used to love this place. the first couple of times i visited were the best. after eating at blue and sushi axiom... i'm sad to say thisplacesimply doesn't live up to my expectations anymore. it was after ordering the lobster roll that i disliked the place. the lobster tasted old like it had been frozen for too long. i visited today and tried the stuffed jalapenos. the cream cheese mixture tasted spoiled! my roll (snow mountain) had soggy, mayo coated tempura shrimp. the fish (salmon) did taste fresh, but there seems to be poor execution of the dishes. i'd like to try again, some of their more simpler dishes, but for the moment, i am really turned off by the idea of trying wild sushi again.

love sushi here and theplaceis good. good sushi, nice place, come dine in 3 times. will be back.

overrated. wow, thisplaceis terribly overrated. ate here once with my wife. kind of a cheesy, faux-hip interior. food was half-decent, but nothing more. i'd rather go to sushi axiom or sushi yoko in fort worth. still wanting to try temaki sushi on magnolia - heard good things and i love the area. one day i will try keiichi in denton - sounds phenomenal.

ehh. not the best sushiplacei've been to. their food was okay. sushi was okay. i can complain but i'm saving my breath. really expensive. only reason why i go there is because my friends used to work there and i like a certain roll. about it.

you don't understand that you can not vote more than once for any resturant on urban spoon. 350 people voted 1 time each for wild sushi because they liked the food and/or the service, believe it or not thisplacereally is one of the better sushi bars in the local area. i come at least twice a week.


-----08 jul, 2009-----

it is fantastic!! forget the bad reviews, the sushi is excellent and the staff is great. i would recommend this resturant to couples, family, or by yourself any day but sunday.

greatplaceto eat. love this place. i stop in no less then 3 times a week for the sushi dinner. always greeted with a smile and good conversation at the sushi bar.

i am pretty picky about sushi so i was a bit skeptical, but thisplacewas great! my daughter and i had tuna sashimi, shrimp and veggie tempura, the rainbow roll and the sweetheart roll. for all the food it was less than $ 50 and it was all really well done. the staff was very attentive and theplacehad a great look. not what you would expect from aplacenext door to the albertsons! this will be a greatplacefor us when we don't feel like driving all the way to piranha in ft worth and it is cheaper too.

the best sushi in town!!. i am so impressed with wild sushi. the food there is so good with so much flovor and creativity. each role has a special design and the contemperary setting just sets the mood for a wonderful evening. this is def my favoriteplaceto eat these days!

love it!. greatplacefor sushi! wish i lived closer! i used to always have sushi rolls or sashimi, but i just had the chance to go for lunch recently and the lunch bento was great, too! i recommend it highly !!

wild sushi - really good experience!. ate there tonite. brad was a great waiter - i asked him for advice, his was spot-on. had miso soup (yum), wild sushi roll (very worthy of brad's recommendation - the spicy ponzu sauce was incredible and i loved the sweeteness of the mango balanced with the other flavors - yellowtail, spicy crab, avocado) and dulce la leche chzcake (dbl-yum). also recommended - chicken teriyaki, spicy tuna roll. lots of food, very fresh, less than $20. soothing atmosphere - would be great for any adult gathering - romantic, with friends, or just cause. probably not a greatplacefor kids in the evening, to preserve the sanity of other diners. i'd give it 8-10 in every category... i will definitely return to thisplacefor some of the best sushi, and service, i've had all in my travels throughout the us.

best sushi bar in prominant north fort worth. wild sushi is aplacei like to go to relax. it's "chill" environment gives me the opportunity to take a breathe after work or just when i need a couple hours away from home... i love everything i've tried there, and it's even family friendly. i have tried other sushi bars in the north fort worth area and there is simply no comparison. wild sushi has great rolls every roll different and even better than the one before. mk's sushi has a nice bar for drinking puposes but when it comes down to the sushi it is so inferior to the professional style that wild sushi has created. i'm not even going to begin to mention avocado's.

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 theplaceright 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 greatplaceto dine and enjoy conversation.
the real story is the food. fresh ingredients, 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.