Fast Furious Japanese Grill

I come here all the time because it’s got a prime location in Addison. Their furious bowls are delicious. Try it with steak!
The interior aesthetics are very nice –a lot of artwork and everything. This is definitely a spot you should try if you work in the area.
Staff is very friendly and you get served your food in about 5 – 10 minutes.

Great price to value. The portions are very generous. The La Galbi was a fantastic tasting short rib plate and I would recommend it as a great meal.

SO. MUCH. YES. Fast Furious is like the Japanese Chipotle. You can be in and out within 10 minutes with great quality, cheap, fresh food. Not to mention the wall art is pretty dope.
We started off with the jalapeño poppers and mushroom poppers and were pleasantly surprised. The jalapeño popper is not your typical popper with cream cheese… Fast Furious puts their own spin on it and it’s a good one. Both the mushrooms and jalapeños are stuffed with crab and are tempura battered. They were actually pretty tasty. I definitely recommend them especially since they are only 99 cents per order!
I opted for the Hawaiian bowl and chose to get it with salmon and mango. I’m not a huge fan of fruits in my entrees… especially sweet, tropical fruits. Like, I’m the person that hates berries in my salad. Fruits are a dessert thing for me (except like avocados, limes, and lemons) but I actually enjoyed the mango in my Hawaiian bowl. The mango was perfectly ripe and SO sweet! All the ingredients in my bowl were super fresh and the salmon was delicious. Great flavor and great portion size.
My friend got the hwaedupbab and seemed to like it. It was a very pretty bowl that I didn’t get to try. He pretty much cleaned the bowl. I can’t wait to come back and try other items on the menu!

Did a search for sushi which brought us here. And although there’s still a sign about sushi at market place, they no longer have sushi. Okay. So we order three meals — kids chicken (initially the worker dude said the noodles were gluten free but when we pushed him he actually said he didn’t know, checked, and it was definitely not gf) and rice, pork summer wrap, and pork bibimpap. And edamame. They bring out the kids meal and serve it. We wait for quite a while, no one is visible at the grill, then a mystery worker appears and brings out our dishes. No edamame. Had to ask and got that as dessert.
So… The kids chicken was pretty good. My lettuce wraps were accompanied only by a shriveled limp butt-​end of lettuce which wouldn’t wrap anything. After asking for better wraps, it took five minutes for them to bring them out. The edamame was shriveled and limp and nasty. The pork with the two dishes was fairly okay but not enough to ever inspire me to return.
Meh. Way too many better options with workers who understand their product and actually have decent customer service skills.

Fresh food, fast. Loved the atmosphere here. Fine dining in a chilled environment. Will def be back!

ordered for takeout. We ordered furious tofu and furious shrimp with zucchini, broccoli, carrots and onion, and fried rice. I was pleasantly surprised at how good the food is here. Servings are large and only about $ 8.
You can tell this place is ran by and also attracts millennials. Excellent concept and they sure mean it by fast service and cost effective. They always have great service too.

Had Kimchee fried rice, wife had tofu grill. Food quality was four star, value was 2 star. Small serving size for the price of fried rice $ 8.99. Probably half the volume of fried rice as other places. Appears they just cooked some Kimchee mix on grill and then just spooned it on top of premade fried rice.
Tofu grill seemed to be better bang for buck, but was not the high quality they seem to advertise.

Today was my second time coming here and it is pretty damn good. The foods taste more on the healthy side that I can come here quite often. I have tried the ‘hawaian bowl’ today, which was 9.99. and it had quite a lot of my favorite salmon in it. The serving size itself is pretty big and satisfying. The restaurant seems to be very clean and well staffed. Good atmospher and a very vintage-​looking interior. There are other fast and furious chain restaurants and I would highly recommend those who are looking for a unique type of a korean japanese food dish! Make sure to look at the recommended food dishes from other reviewers to help you choose what to eat before you decide to dine in! I will for sure be back

Food was decent – ordered the shrimp, rice, and veggies. Menu confused me though and I thought everything was slightly overpriced. I don’t believe I will be going back just because I didn’t understand the theme of the restaurant tying in with the food and also food was average.

So glad I found this place. Large portions for a very reasonable price. The Hawaiian bowl had the «ohh so bad for you but tastes soooo good» mayo sauce. The chirashi bowl was also very good and is the healthier version. Loved them both!
Next visit, I will have to go with the Hawaiian bowl again just because it had fresh mango, avocado, and poke (…plus the unhealthy mayo). How can one say no?

Was in Addison from Lubbock and decided to try this place based on other Unilocal reviews. So glad I did! Service was very friendly and food was delivered fast. Unique flavors I can’t get at home. I ordered jalapeño popper and fried mushroom. Both are filled with crab, fried and topped with sweet and spicy sauce. Ordered the Wow bowl and it came with fried chicken, scrambled eggs (?), green pepper, cucumbers, rice (not noodles) and seaweed? It was delightful. Don’t be afraid. This place is cool! Sushi in a bowl. Who knew? The only thing I would suggest is to offer wasabi as a condiment.

I decided to stop here for a quick, light lunch for the first time today. As soon as I walked through the door I was almost turned off. On a windy day the heavy door nearly slammed shut before I had the chance to move my arm out the way. Seriously, watch out for that! These little weird things can ruin a meal outing for a clumsy person.
Anyway, when you walk in there are pictures of menu items on the wall with their corresponding menu item numbers. However, the pictured items were not in numerical order and this annoyed me a bit. This visit was not starting so well. I was a little confused about how you order things that are not pre-​set and I asked the nice lady behind the counter yet I couldn’t hear her so I just said forget it and I ordered the Number 1 Hawaiian Bowl with the spicy mayo on the side.
After paying you’re given a number to put in a holder on the table and they will bring your food out to you. I’m convinced that you can’t go wrong here because my food was so good! My Hawaiian Bowl had rice, avocado, mango, spicy mayo (not really spicy actually and this is a good thing to me), salmon, and cucumber. Really, who knew this combination could be so amazing!
The ambiance is very trendy and modern. I really liked the comfortable, colorful chairs. It is rather loud in here with music playing and the sound of people’s conversations echoing, but it’s nice and casual which I really appreciate. It is great to get a variety of food in a casual, accessible atmosphere without having to go to a sit down, more formal restaurant.
I’m a big fan of this place after only 1 visit. Now that I looked at the menu at home, I see it was easy to order something of your choice, but the pictures and numbers were a little overwhelming for my unprepared first visit. I’ll be back!

Don’t be alarm when entering the front door and the staff yells at you. Don’t worry, you’re not in trouble in any way. They’re simply greeting you in a much louder, aggressive tone — Japanese style.
Been here twice within the same week and I’ve had the opportunity to try several items on the menu. My new favorite is the Hawaiian Bowl. I like mine with half salmon and half tuna. It also comes with fresh diced mangos, lettuce, avocado, green bell peppers and plenty of rice. The sauce and mango was a great addition to the bowl. For about $ 10, they definitely fill up the bowl. I was able to finish half and save the rest for lunch the next day. Btw, it taste pretty good for leftovers. I say if you’re aiming for something healthier, try the Charashi bowl. Comes with salmon, tuna, veggies, avocado and a lighter sauce. I think they added way too many veggies that was hard to eat at first. The Furious Steak with veggies was better than expected. The meat was tender and flavorful when we got ours.
As for appetizers, my favorite is the Jalepenos Poppers with stuffed crab. Definitely has a kick but they give plenty of crab meat. The Flying Chicken on a stick is quiet tasty was well. The Stuffed Mushroom was a bit dry at the time. Overall, service was friendly and quick. I will definitely return.

Is this copyrighted at all? Who cares though, the walls decked out in Fast Furious manga scenes look super dope!
When we first got in, a couple in front of us kept pushing us to go first since they were so lost as to what to order. We took forever too — three big board that listed all of the choices — rice, noodle, sushi, whatever you want! It’s nice that they have some of the huge photos of the food displayed on the wall to help you decide!
WOW Bowl — basic fried chicken nuggets with rice and nori flakes. Super basic IMO but super good! Kind of reminiscent of Chick Fil A nuggets’ taste but not exactly.
Hwaedupbap Bowl — aka Chirashi bowl. Best believe I did not order it by the romanized Korean name because I was like what the heck is that?! Oh my god. This thing is AMAZING and so affordable. It’s basically a poke bowl (sushi tower chipotle thing that’s been super popular in California — not Hawaiian style) with tuna, salmon, and perhaps yellowtail chunks on top of a bed of lots of different types of veggies that were also on top of sushi rice. They gave bibimbap sauce & sesame oil to go with the dish but best believe I got spicy mayo instead to mix it into my bowl! Loaded with veggies and raw fish, it felt so clean and fresh to eat! LOVE IT. It may not look like it, but there’s lots of rice too.
For both, I honestly think a bowl can be shared between two people. Even the Chirashi bowl was waaaaay too much food for me. Definitely will go back but may not ever get to try other dishes since the Chirashi bowl is freaking amazing!

I almost missed out on this one! I saw the trendy name and said «No, Thank You»…but I heard firsthand from a fan of Fast Furious that I had to try it. BULLSEYE! Everything on the menu is pretty impressive. Great flavors. It’s like a Japanese cuisine, grown up version of Pei Wei (that’s a compliment… to Fast Furious). Quick bite, dine in, or take out… lunch or dinner — they cover it all, very well.

Fast casual Japanese is a rare bird in Dallas. Fast Furious does it well, balancing cost and quality. Cheap prices, racing decorations, an almost animated décor — the kind of place Speed Racer would take Trixie after a disappointing finish in the Tokyo Grand Prix.
I had the Hawaiian Bowl. Choosing half salmon /​half Ahi tuna, it came with at least half a sliced avocado, chopped cucumbers, bell peppers, and mango all sitting on a pile of sushi rice in a cup of lettuce — finished with decorative squirts of wasabi mayo and eel sauce. Everything was fresh and tasted great.
Other choices include sushi, hibachi, bibimbop and more.
Starts around $ 9 — get some.

Had a good meal here tonight with my wife We decided to give this a try after reading the reviews from my peers here in Unilocal.I had the steak and chicken with noodles while my wife had the chicken and shrimp with vegetables. We also tried the dumplings and the mushrooms from the app menu.
The mushroom app was good had a nice filling and was tasty. The fried dumplings were not good. The filling itself had potential but was like the outside WAY OVERCOOKED. I don’t mind a little crispiness but these were crunchy and dry.
The chicken and steak was very flavorful, tender, and moist. The steak was tender and very much enjoyed it. The noodles were a touch thick which I liked and just passed the al’dente tenderness and was great. The
The chicken and shrimp with fried rice was cooked perfectly. The shrimp was clean and cooked just right. Not undercooked or overcooked just right. The vegetables were fresh and great flavor.
The atmosphere is bright and a little fun they great you on the way and thank you on the way out which is cool. The employees are SUPER helpful and patient so don’t worry if it seems overwhelming to pick your meal just tell them what you want and they will help you.
We will be back again and recommend you give it a shot as well!

I love Benihana’s but I don’t need the fancy show or the big price tag. This is a great dupe to fulfil my hibachi cravings.
You have the choice of steak, chicken, shrimp, or tofu/​veggies with a side of white rice, fried rice, or noodles which come with grilled veggies. I always get steak and shrimp with half fried rice and half noodles. The steak and shrimp are always cooked perfectly. Veggies and noodles are flavorful as well. Fried rice has been inconsistent whenever I get it. It can be really good or really dry. You also get 2 dipping sauces; a spicy red sauce and a kind of a ginger-​y tasting sauce. I love the ginger-​y sauce as it lightens up the heavy meal. The spicy red sauce is actually a bit too sweet for my liking. BF has tried the wow bowl and the kimchi fried rice… but I personally didn’t like them.
The guys that work there are always really nice and helpful. It’s a good take out place but if you dine in there are a lot of cool animé paintings on the wall to look at.

Been to the first location in Los Colinas years ago, big disappointment. I decided to give it a second chance when I saw this location open. The service and food are way better than the other location, no doubt. Their Hawaiian bowl and chirashi bowl really reminds me of poke places in Cali, except their concept is quite different.
My favorite would be the Hawaiian bowl. The avocado, mango and sauces really helps bring out the flavor. I wish they would add more sauce to their chirashi bowl, because it is dry both times I’ve had it. I noticed they added a couple new items to their menu. Can’t wait to go back to try the k-​town bowl.

Yes! A fast, affordable, quality hibachi place! I finally made my way to Fast & Furious last night, and I am so glad this place isn’t too far from my home. The décor is modern and welcoming, with plenty of seating options. Everything about this place actually exceeded my expectations based on positive reviews– so it totally lives up to the hype!
The workers weren’t overly friendly, but they were nice and informative. Not much more to ask for from them. My order was simple: kid’s meal shrimp with fried rice. It only took about 10 minutes or less for it to be ready, packaged up with chopsticks, 2 of their garlic sauces and 1 sweet/​spicy option. I felt perfectly full after finishing my food, so if you aren’t too hungry perhaps go for a kid’s meal. Everything was so flavorful I didn’t actually need any sauce, but I ended up using the garlic one because it was so good. I’ll definitely be returning to try some of their other options!