Edo Japan's first U.S. location opens in Chandler, Arizona.
Edo Japan, the popular Canadian dining chain, has launched its first U.S. location in Chandler, Arizona, offering a variety of teppanyaki-style meals. Situated at 2780 W. Chandler Blvd., Suite 6, the restaurant has quickly risen in popularity, with plans for future expansions in the Phoenix area. The grand opening is set for March 15, featuring special promotional pricing on teriyaki bowls. Edo Japan focuses on fresh, locally sourced ingredients and aims to replicate its success across more U.S. locations.
Chandler, Arizona, just got a tasty new addition, and it’s bringing together a slice of Japan with a sizzle! The beloved Canadian chain, Edo Japan, has officially opened its first U.S. location, Edo Japanese Grill, and it’s already making waves in the culinary scene.
Nestled right at 2780 W. Chandler Blvd., Suite 6, this vibrant eatery is not just another restaurant; it’s a culinary experience! The spot specializes in teppanyaki-style meals, which means diners can savor their favorites fresh off a roaring hot 450-degree teppan grill. It’s like a front-row seat to a cooking show— and you get to eat the performance!
Get ready to feast! The menu is a delightful offering that includes shaved beef, teriyaki chicken, poke bowls, sushi rolls, bento boxes, and yakisoba noodles. Each dish is made to order, ensuring each bite is as fresh and flavorful as it can be.
Edo Japan is eyeing further expansion in the Phoenix area! Areas like Scottsdale and Gilbert are on the radar for future openings, with schedules pointing to late 2025 and early 2026 respectively. This is just the beginning for the company, which has over 200 locations across Canada and is eager to bring its delicious offerings to more dining tables across the U.S.
The buzz around the Chandler location has been nothing short of remarkable! On its very first weekend, the restaurant was so popular that it ran out of food. Talk about being in demand! A dedicated social media campaign really took off, resulting in a jaw-dropping 650% increase in Instagram followers within just 24 hours. Clearly, people are excited!
In a savvy move, the ingredients for the U.S. locations are being sourced locally. This helps keep costs down and also lessens worries about potential tariffs affecting pricing. Consumers can enjoy their meals without feeling the pinch in their pockets—everyone wins!
The official grand opening is on the way! Set for March 15, the festivities promise to delight diners with $4.50 teriyaki bowls available all day long. It’s the perfect opportunity to grab a meal that won’t break the bank while experiencing the unique flavors of Edo Japan.
The restaurant is open during the following hours: 10:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday to Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Sundays. Whether you’re looking for a hearty lunch or a satisfying dinner, there’s plenty of time to dive into some delicious teppanyaki dishes!
The founder, Reverend Susumu Ikuta, started this amazing chain way back in 1979 in Calgary, Canada, and entering the U.S. market has been a dream in the making. Edo Japan is already looking for additional franchisees, eyeing markets in places like Colorado, Utah, Florida, and the Carolinas. The aim is to replicate their Canadian success story across the States, and it seems like they are on the right track!
For all food lovers and those eager to try something new, Edo Japan is ready to serve up smiles and delicious meals in Chandler. Don’t miss out on this exciting new spot that’s here to spice up your dining experience!
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