Fourteen pieces of nigiri in seven pairs on a white stone plate on a hinoki board, in soft light on a dark surface.

Plano, Texas

Precise cuts. Legendary sushi.

Creative sushi rolls and Japanese kitchen classics.

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Two pieces of nigiri, salmon and tuna, on black lacquer in a single beam of light.

Love Omakase

Trust the chef.

14 pieces, seven kinds, chosen by the chef. $39.95 with miso soup and salad.

All four omakase
Red Mountain Roll on a black plate in front of a dim vermilion and gold woodblock-print mountain.

The legends

Red Mountain Roll

Spicy tuna on a California roll, wrapped in salmon. $21.95

Meet all the legends
Eight pieces of the Densetsu Roll on a long black plate in a pool of warm light.

The namesake

The Densetsu Roll

Seared albacore and crunchy onion over shrimp tempura and spicy tuna. $20.95

Nabeyaki udon in a black stone pot whose steam becomes a gold woodblock-print cloud in the dark.

From the kitchen

Warm legends, too.

Nabeyaki udon $16.95 · Miso black cod $22.95

Kitchen menu
A black ceramic sake cup and wooden chopsticks on a dark walnut counter.

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Spring Creek, Plano.

4152 W. Spring Creek Pkwy. #176, Plano

Open daily 11:30 am – 10 pm · Fri & Sat until 11 pm

(972) 964-7875

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An open black takeout box of specialty roll pieces topped with crispy onion, with wooden chopsticks.

Take the legend home.

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