OEDO Japanese Restaurant & Bar.

The food is good and affordable. A good place to get your japanese food fix. However, the staff is quite lacking in terms of hospitality and attentiveness. The indoor area is a bit cramped and oily, but the restrooms are well maintained. Vegetarian options: A few plant based options, but not soy-free ones. Parking: Lots of parking spaces along the street with attendants for assistance. The main road is 6 lanes wide but trucks pass by during the day. Wheelchair accessibility: Not a PWD friendly place.

We tried to reserve for a seat but they said that they don't accept resrervations and is on a first come, first serve basis since it was a Sunday. Good thing that we arrived at around 5.30 and were able to secure seats since the place was already jam-packed. Food was delicious and service was great.

You have to come early especially for dinner if you are a walk-in. We were there around 5:30pm and we were about 5th in line already. Tried to reserve a few days before but they were already fully booked for both lunch and dinner. So if you want to make a reservation, you have to book way ahead of time. Food was great! It’s why the restaurant is always full. It’s a casual japanese dining perfect for friends or family gathering. Would not recommend for couples looking for a romantic and intimate feel. Their staff are always busy so you better know what you’re asking for when you call them because it’s quite hard to call their attention.

Ordered the unusual, we had a japanese with us and he said its not bad but not good. In the middle of everything. Sashimi and sushi are okay. Something to visit in the area for a fix on Japanese food. For its price point its already good.

Very good Japanese food at a very affordable price. They have a little store on the side where you can buy Asian ingredients. They also have function rooms upstairs for private dining. Parking: They have their own parking spaces. Enough even if it's along the streets

Our go to Japanese Restaurant. We were quite surprise that the food taste is now different. More tables as they expanded their dining area. See photos of our food order. Tempura is ok. Mango Kani Salad - dont order, nothing special. Rolls are good. Tori are ok. Miso soup is ok. Parking is pretty hard- just along the street.Food: 3/5

Food was amazing. Service was a little slow, or maybe we were just hungry. But other than that, loved the place. Would come back.Food: 5/5

This place was pretty packed when we got there and seems like a favourite for many which I understand. But they did get confused with some of our orders, glad that they were able to fix it. I'm giving it a 4 because mainly I've had better for the price they had and also because of their service on water and tea was a little slow. Their salmon cuts were pretty thick which I loved. Uni seem to be pretty fresh. Grilled eel was also good. Diba was good. Nitpicking time. Tempura was overcooked that the shrimp was kind of rubbery. The size of the chirashi I honestly think could be bigger for the price. The okonomiyaki also could have used more filling than batter.

There's so much to say about our Oedo experience that's quite polarizing. What we ordered: Katsu Curry with Japanese Rice Must Try, Ten Don, Tonkotsu Ramen, Oedo Maki Highly Recommended, Kani Salad with Mango, Mixed Yakitori, Aspara Bacon Yum, Enoki Bacon Yummier, Uzura Bacon Upside: The place and ambience is a definite winner. The interior design was upscale and modern. Downside: Food quality was hit or miss. The salad was basic no kidding we can make better ones at home. We sent some yakitori back to the kitchen as the Tebasaki and Reba still had blood on them, while the Sunagimo was way too tough it was a struggle to eat. Service was terrible, they seemed understaffed or overwhelmed when we were there for dinner on a Sunday, around 6 PM. Food took way too long to come out of the kitchen. Do we recommend this place? To cross off your restaurant visit list, sure. Are we going back? Maybe to try other items on the menu that others recommend or if we crave for that Oedo Maki, we might.

After trying different sushi, maki, and curry in Oedo, I can now understand why it is one of the best Japanese restaurants in Quezon City. 5/5 Food 5/5 Service 5/5 Ambiance Tip: Make a reservation or go as early as possible if walk-in