Japanese Restaurants in Greenville

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  • Tokyo Express in Greenville 3106 I-30 Frontage Road West, Greenville Japanese · $

    1 Tokyo Express in Greenville

    4.0 Good 131 Reviews

    3106 I-30 Frontage Road West, Greenville

    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Spicy California Roll Dragon Roll Ahi Tuna Tower
    • Shrimp Tempura Roll
    • Pho Steak and Flank
    • Teriyaki Chicken

    “Had a little mix-up with my drive-thru order, but the Paris team handled it amazingly! They were super apologetic, quickly remade the food, and even gave me a voucher without me asking. Everyone makes mistakes, what really matters is how you handle them, and this team handled it with professionalism and kindness. You can tell there’s strong leadership behind the scenes. Great customer service goes a long way. Thank you!”

  • Shogun In Greenville 7215 I-30 Frontage Rd West, Greenville Japanese · $$

    2 Shogun In Greenville

    3.8 Good 236 Reviews

    7215 I-30 Frontage Rd West, Greenville

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Spicy Tuna as and Chef's Special
    • Chicken Fried Rice with Veggies
    • Hibachi Steak and Calamari
    • Calamari Tempura App

    “Best food in hunt county but the absolute worst attitude. Doesn’t matter when you go. Been this way for years. It’s not the hibachi side. It mostly the left side. Needs a real manager. Here’s a tip. Your host should be the friendliest person. I always feel like I ruined their day being there. And the waitress bar area on the left is never friendly. Hibachi side is perfect tho. Wish you took reservations even if it required a non refundable deposit or something. Either way I will still go. But you guys really know how to kill a vibe”

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