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Japanese Village

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3.9 Google Review
10238 104 St NW, Edmonton, Alberta, T5J 1B8, Canada
(780) 422-6083 www.jvedmonton.ca
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Mar 9, 2018
I enjoyed my visit to Japanese Village, this location wasn't too loud like the one on the south end. Staff were friendly and very accommodating checking in for beverage refills and asking if we wanted anything fairly often but not so often as to be annoying. Our chef Zach was friendly and very open about his inexperience, which we didn't mind because the food was cooked to perfection. If you come here you know that you're paying mostly for the tepanyaki experience and having a chef perform for you. The food is pretty good, the sesame sauce is my go to sauce for dipping. This time I had the chicken and steak dinner, you really can't go wrong with anything you order here. At this price point it's not a place you'd come often but it is worth going for special occasions like birthdays and what not. Would recommend it if you haven't tried it before or if you have a special occasion to celebrate just because it's fancy without being pompous. Side note, if you're going to park here, there's a parking lot where you can park for around $5, just go to the lot right beside it, register and pay for parking inside the restaurant and save yourself however much the lots are charging for their event night fees.

Apr 19, 2018
Very friendly, relaxed atmosphere but efficient. Timely service good we'll prepared food. We left feeling satisfied.

Mar 22, 2018
Amazing menu, and amazing customer service. The cook Juan was amazing as well and had 15 years plus of cooking experience. Went for a friend's birthday and it was amazing .

Apr 16, 2018
Worth every penny and 5 stars EVERY time. Would give 6 stars if I could. If I had more money I would eat here every day.

Apr 11, 2018
Very fun atmosphere I've been here plenty of times with large groups. Definitely call ahead and reserve if you're going with a group of people!

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