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Introduction: First Class to Panama on Air China
Review: Marriott South – Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport
Review: Fast and Furious Japanese Grill – Irving
Review: United Airlines (737-900) First Class – Dallas to Houston
Review: United Club – Houston International Airport Terminal E
Update: American Express Centurion Lounge Houston
Review: Air China (777-300) First Class – Houston to Panama
Review: Sortis Hotel and Casino – Panama City
Review: Marriott Executive Apartments – Panama City
Review: Panama Canal – Miraflores Locks
Review: Tocumen Royal Saloon Lounge
Review: Copa Club – Tocumen International Airport
Review: United Airlines (737-800) Economy Plus – Panama to Houston
While searching for places to eat near the airport, I came across Fast and Furious Japanese Grill. I almost went to Mr. Max for the 100th time (LOL, not really), but I wanted to review a different place. At first glance, the restaurant seemed like something that you would find in a Mall’s food court but it was far from that.
There are five Fast and Furious restaurants in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. I visited the location in Irving, which is just minutes from the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. It located in what appeared to be a fairly new plaza.
Guests enter to the right to place food orders. To left was the main seating area.
Since it it was my first time eating at the restaurant, I had no clue what was good so I just ordered a bunch of random dishes. I ordered the spicy bomb, shrimp bowl, and bibimbap (I think). The food took about 12 minutes to be completely prepared. I thing that I found weird was that all of the dishes came out separately.
The spicy bomb was so hot that I could not finish it. The other dishes were delicious.
Final Word
Fast and Furious Japanese Grill was a decent enough place. I enjoyed the food but did not like the assembly line ordering system. I would visit the restaurant again in the future.
