In Japan

The first thing you notice about this place is the wheely chairs that are surprisingly comfortable. I don’t think I’ve been in a restaurant that had rollers.
I ordered the seafood combination hibachi dinner (salmon and shrimp). The service was okay, it seems like all the waiters and waitresses are in high school. It took a while to get our spoons for soup, but they were quick. Food was great, although I didn’t get why the house fried rice is $ 2.50 extra. Salmon and shrimp were both cooked well and I enjoyed the teriyaki sauce that it came with. I’m used to miso soup being served, but the soup appetizer that came out was a clear broth with one mushroom in it. The salad seemed fresh although they overdid the dressing.
Overall, my total bill came out to $ 31 which I consider pricey. I also ordered a Sprite that was way too sweet. My coworker got a iced tea which was also too sweet «enough to make your teeth curl» according to him.
Overall, the atmosphere is warm, space is open and the hibachi tables are off to the side. I’d recommend this place, but would warn you that it’s not a cheap meal.

Tonight’s dinner was a mixed bag. On one hand, the food is always great and my server could not have been any nicer or more helpful. That being said, when I bring an out of town guest in and spend about $ 100 in, what I consider to be, a nice dinner restaurant, I do not expect what was going on in the dining room tonight. A group of 17 – 19 year olds treating the restaurant like their own private space. They used the F word so many times in rapid succession, I finally had to interrupt them and their waitress and let them know if I heard it any more, I was going to ask for the manager or owner to escort them out of the restaurant. There were young children seated throughout the building who could plainly hear their loud banter of cursing, degrading comments, and locker room humor. They all smirked and told me «yeah okay»; and not once did I see anyone other than the waitstaff on the floor monitoring how things were going or checking on guests. Pretty disappointing atmosphere tonight. If it is going to turn into a rowdy free for all in the dining room, not sure I’d want to return.

Great little sushi place for a town the size of Marshall. Did not try the Hibachi but will in the future. Will be back. Definitely recommend to others

It was our first time here. Staff was great, place was clean and the Food was delicious! Our new favorite place.

Okay it’s not Japanese fine dining a la Nobu or Sushi of Gari, but for some random place off a highway in a remote part of Texas, wow is this good! Sushi rolls are well constructed, and quality of the fish is good (although not as fresh as what you find at the better places in NY/​SF). And the beef options are actually *better* than what you get at most Japanese places back home. Definitely give this place a try if you’re passing through and feel like Japanese.

Yes, it’s the only Japanese in town and it’s the best in town unless Your willing to drive to Longview to go to GZ’s or Shreveport to go to Tokyo (I’ve heard that the owners also have Hana in Shreveport but we haven’t tried it yet) I’m not a big hibachi fan but there’s is good. I like to occasionally order just a side of filet mignon and it’s always cooked to order and not overly seasoned. I order from the sushi menu and I’m working my way thru it to find my favorites! The Spicy Salmon Sashimi from the appetizer section is super yummy and at the top of my list. They do have a full bar, small sushi bar, a large dining area and enough hibachi grills so there’s never a wait for a table. You are always quickly greeted at the door and the service staff are polite and efficient.

Food is pretty good and my have been better, but service is terrible. Don’t know if the servers have any training.

It’s not very different from all the other sushi/​hibachi places I’ve been to. Nothing spectacular but it’s not horrible either. I’m always a little leery about eating sushi this far from the coast though…

I’m somewhat of a sushi snob and can’t give more than 2 stars for my experience here. The service was great, but the sushi was not. I was also appalled by the prices, given the low quality of the sushi. I can get fantastic sushi in Dallas or Austin for the same price. Next time I’m in Marshall, I’ll skip the sushi.

I’m shocked at the quality of the sushi found in Marshall, TX. I just had my 2^nd visit (this is sushi week for my road trip) and it was better this time than the first.
The first visit was several months ago and I was a bit disappointed with a roll that I didn’t expect to be deep fried. It was good, and EXTREMELY large, but I try not to eat fried foods and only ate one, ok maybe 2, pieces.
This visit I ordered a couple of simple rolls and was very happy. The first visit was a to go order, but this time I decided to dine in. Service was decent and I had a very attentive server.
I will make this a must stop on my east Texas road trips !!

I’m in the process of updating my local reviews. The old review pretty much stands here. Sushi is remarkably good for a place out in the Piney Woods of East Texas. It would get three stars in Dallas, but here, I’ll give it four. But the rest of the menu barely merits two stars. Very iffy. Stick to the sushi.

Its not a typical sushi place. I ordered a «TITANIC’, their special roll. I have never seen a sushi that big. The roll was covered with as much sliced crab meat as the size of the roll. Isn’t crab meat supposed to be expensive? How can they just dump so much on a single roll. And the waitress was like, you get what you pay for. At least for Sushi, you don’t judge a sushi by the size of it rather from the quality of fish used (which looked like a frozen supermarket fish). The roll was all soggy and was covered with different kinds of sauce. No idea what they are made up of.
Overall, the ambiance was nice, the service was good and sushi could have been better. May be you should not expect more in a place like Marshall.

This place was great! The sushi was fresh and we enjoyed it. Not going to lie, quite skeptical of sushi in Marshall but was actually good. We had the Texas tornado and titanic special roll. Watch out for the titanic bc when she tells you it’s hard for 2 people to eat, she’s not lying!

It’s been a year I’m back and the place is better than ever. Coming from Los Angeles, ca my sushi taste buds didnt skip a beat. The authenticity is on point. Thank you InJapan.

Wow can’t believe a sushi place this good is this Far East in Texas lol very good sushi and hibachi defiantly will be back next time I’m in town

My wife and I were traveling back to Dallas and pulled off for dinner. We rode up the road for about a mile and turned around. We saw the sign for In Japan and laughed. Sushi in Marshall? But, people were flowing in and we decided to join the crowd. They offer many variances of Japanese food and we sampled many. The sushi was tops. The hot dishes were tasty. This place was delightful. Sushi and Japanese food in Marshall? Without a doubt!

I have had the hot mama sushi four times and it has been awesome every time.
if you like sushi I don’t think you will be disappointed here.

*The* best sushi I’ve ever had. Hibachi chefs are supremely talented too!

Very nice menu… They have both Sushi bar and Hibachi grills. We enjoyed and will be back. They have a very nice sushi menu.