Edo Japan Menu Prices – Family Deals & Sushi
The Edo Japan Menu covers Japanese teppan-style fast food — teriyaki rice bowls, sushi, poke bowls, ramen, bento boxes and bubble tea. Edo Japan runs 200+ locations across Canada from its Calgary headquarters, grilling every meal fresh on the teppan and topping it with the original teriyaki sauce recipe from 1979.
Reverend Susumu Ikuta, a Japanese Buddhist minister, opened the first Edo Japan in 1979 at Calgary’s Southcentre Mall to support the Calgary Buddhist Temple. Its teppan-grilled concept offered an alternative to burgers and pizza, while options like the Hankki Menu appeal to fans of Korean dining. Franchising began in 1986, and the Canadian-owned chain now serves over 11 million meals annually under CEO Dave Minnett.
What Is Edo Japan Menu?
The Edo Japan menu spans teriyaki rice bowls, build-your-own noodle bowls, poke bowls, sushi, ramen soup, bento boxes, kids meals, sides, bubble tea and family meal deals. Cooks grill chicken, beef, shrimp and tofu on the teppan with broccoli, carrots, cabbage and mushrooms, serving it over rice or noodles with the signature teriyaki sauce. The menu suits quick lunches, family dinners and healthy fast-food runs.
Diners build their own yakisoba or ramen bowls, grab 18-piece sushi meals, and order family bundles for four. The poke bowls and bubble tea draw younger crowds, while the bento boxes pack two sides with every teriyaki main.
Who Owns Edo Japan?
Reverend Susumu Ikuta founded Edo Japan in Calgary in 1979, naming it after Edo, the original name of Tokyo. He sold the company to Tom Donaldson in 2003 upon retiring; today Dave Minnett serves as President and CEO. The company remains Canadian-owned and headquartered in Calgary.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1979, Calgary (Southcentre Mall) |
| Founder | Reverend Susumu Ikuta |
| Locations | 200+ across Canada (goal 275 by 2028) |
| Owner | Canadian-owned; President & CEO Dave Minnett |
| Named for | Edo, the original name of Tokyo |
Japan Locations
| City | Address |
|---|---|
| Calgary, AB | Multiple locations (first store opened at Southcentre Mall) |
| Edmonton, AB | Multiple locations |
| Sherwood Park, AB | Wye Road Crossing |
| Red Deer, AB | Bower Mall |
| Jasper, AB | Multiple locations |
| Saskatoon, SK | 1519 8 St E |
| Regina, SK | 300 Albert St |
| Courtenay, BC | 101-1661 Cliffe Ave |
| Abbotsford, BC | Multiple locations |
| Burlington, ON | 2475 Appleby Line |
| York, ON | 1121 Castlefield Ave |
| Ottawa, ON | 1377 Woodroffe Ave |
| Toronto, ON | Downtown (200th store) |
| Fredericton, NB | Newest Maritimes location |
Edo Japan runs 200+ locations across Canada with a goal of 275 by spring 2028, concentrated in Western Canada and expanding into Ontario, Quebec and the Maritimes. Use the location finder on their official page for the full list and hours for your nearest one.
Opening and Closing Hours
| Location type | Hours |
|---|---|
| Typical locations | 10:00/11:00 AM – 9:00/10:00 PM |
| Wye Road Crossing (Sherwood Park) | Sun 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM; Mon–Sat 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
Hours vary by location and are estimates — mall food-court outlets follow mall hours while street-front restaurants run longer. Confirm with the specific location before visiting.
Delivery Hours
| Service | Details |
|---|---|
| Uber Eats | Listed at multiple locations |
| DoorDash / Skip the Dishes | Listed for delivery |
| Pickup / takeout | Available during restaurant hours |
Edo Japan lists on Uber Eats, DoorDash and Skip the Dishes for delivery and pickup, and every location handles takeout. Delivery hours track the restaurant hours above.
Teriyaki Rice Bowls
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Teriyaki Chicken | $15.93 |
| Sukiyaki Beef | $16.82 |
| Chicken & Beef | $16.34 |
| Hawaiian Chicken | $16.64 |
| Chicken & Shrimp | $20.95 |
| Sizzling Shrimp | $17.17 |
| Beef & Shrimp | $21.83 |
| Fresh Grilled Vegetables | $14.46 |
| Crispy Tofu | $14.81 |
The rice bowls anchor the menu with teppan-grilled proteins over steaming rice. The Teriyaki Chicken leads as the #1 most-liked item, and the Sukiyaki Beef brings the signature sweet-savoury glaze. The Hawaiian Chicken grills pineapple with the chicken, while the shrimp combos push past $20 for seafood lovers. Diners swap in brown or cauliflower rice.
Poke Bowls & Ramen
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Dynamite Poke Bowl | $16.82 |
| Spicy Dynamite Poke Bowl | $16.82 |
| Saucy Chicken Poke Bowl | $16.82 |
| Spicy Tuna Poke Bowl | $16.82 |
| Tropical Tuna Poke Bowl | $16.82 |
| Build Your Own Yakisoba Noodle Bowl | $15.64+ |
| Build Your Own Ramen Noodle Bowl | $15.64+ |
| Chicken Ramen Soup | $15.64 |
| Beef Ramen Soup | $16.23 |
| Shrimp Ramen Soup | $16.52 |
The poke bowls run five flavours at a flat $16.82, all topped with the teriyaki sauce. The build-your-own noodle bowls start at $15.64 — pick chicken, beef, shrimp or tofu over yakisoba or ramen noodles, grilled to order on the teppan. The ramen soups serve as the warming alternative.
Sushi & Sushi Meals
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| 8 Pieces California Rolls | $8.50 |
| 4 Pieces California Rolls | $5.31 |
| 8 Pieces Dynamite Rolls | $9.62 |
| 8 Pieces Tiger Rolls | $11.51 |
| 8 Pieces Volcano Rolls | $11.51 |
| 8 Pieces Beef Rolls | $9.62 |
| 6 Pieces Cucumber / Avocado Rolls | $5.07 |
| Easi Meal (18 pieces) | $15.28 |
| Sushi-licious Meal Deal (16 pieces + drink) | $15.84 |
| Veggi Meal | $13.57 |
| Crunch Meal | $15.64 |
The sushi lineup covers California, dynamite, tiger, volcano and beef rolls in 4- and 8-piece packs. The Easi Meal bundles 18 pieces for $15.28, and the Sushi-licious deal adds a bottled drink. Crunch variants add a crispy layer for a dollar more.
Bento, Kids & Sides
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Build Your Own Teriyaki Bento | $20.36+ |
| Beef Yakisoba Bento | $24.31 |
| Snacki Size Teriyaki Bowl | $15.00 |
| Kids Chicken / Beef / Sushi | $9.74 |
| Kids Shrimp | $10.33 |
| Edamame Sea Salt | $5.61 |
| Tempura Shrimp | $5.84+ |
| Gyoza | $4.66+ |
| Spring Roll (2 pc) | $4.66 |
| Side White / Brown Rice | $5.02 |
| Side Cauliflower Rice | $5.61 |
The bento boxes pair any teriyaki main with two sides — the Hawaiian chicken bento earns standout reviews. Kids meals run $9.74–$10.33, and the sides cover edamame, tempura shrimp, gyoza and spring rolls. Cauliflower rice swaps in for low-carb diners.
Family Deals & Drinks
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Family Meal Deal | $48.46 |
| Teriyaki for Four | $60.23 |
| Teriyaki for Two Meal Deal | $39.68 |
| Mango Bubble Tea | $6.49 |
| Brown Sugar Milk Tea | $6.49 |
| Classic Milk Tea | $6.49 |
The family deals bundle multiple teriyaki meals with spring rolls, sushi and drinks — the Teriyaki for Four feeds the whole table at $60.23. The bubble teas run mango, brown sugar and classic milk tea at $6.49, with the brown sugar “tiger stripes” as the popular pick.
What Makes Edo Japan Famous?
Edo Japan earns its fame as Canada’s original teppan fast-food chain — a Buddhist minister’s 1979 temple fundraiser that grew into a 200-store national brand. The original teriyaki sauce recipe still tops every bowl, cooks grill meals fresh in front of guests, and the chain has donated $900,000+ to Canadian food banks since 2010. Quebec and the Maritimes are next.
The Teriyaki Chicken and Sukiyaki Beef built the loyal following, and the poke bowls and bubble tea keep it current with younger diners. Canadian-owned, community-rooted and consistently fresh — Edo turned mall food-court Japanese into a national habit.
Customer Reviews
| Reviewer | Source | Rating | What they say |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ramneet K. | Wanderlog | 5/5 | Called the signature teriyaki chicken a must-try — juicy, well-seasoned, with fast friendly service |
| Thea P. | Wanderlog | 5/5 | Found the Hawaiian chicken bento box awesome — fast, fresh, decent price, knocked it out of the park |
| Leanne K. | Wanderlog | 5/5 | Praised the teriyaki chicken bento’s excellent flavour, tender-crisp vegetables and perfectly seasoned sushi rice |
Conclusion
Edo Japan Menu gives Canada fast Japanese food with real teppan credibility — teriyaki rice bowls, sushi, poke bowls, ramen and bento boxes across 200+ locations nationwide. Cooks grill every meal fresh on the teppan, the original teriyaki sauce recipe from 1979 still tops each bowl, and the Canadian-owned chain has donated over $900,000 to food banks since 2010. From the signature Teriyaki Chicken to the build-your-own noodle bowls, the menu keeps mall food-court dining fresh and filling.
Start with the Teriyaki Chicken or Sukiyaki Beef rice bowl, add an Easi Meal or Sushi-licious deal for the table, and finish with brown sugar milk tea. The family bundles feed four for $60.23, kids eat from $9.74, and the poke bowls give younger diners their fix. Prices are in Canadian dollars and can vary by location, so confirm before ordering — then enjoy the freshest fast food in the food court.
