(Rowlett) The Rowlett Chamber of Commerce was pleased to honor Kyoto Japanese Steak House as Business of the Month for April 2012. Owner/President Tom Mach accepted the award from Chamber Ambassador Chair Pam Minatrea.
Kyoto Japanese Steak House has been providing Rowlett with their first class sushi bar and hibachi grill from their Asian kitchen. At Kyoto Japanese Steak House, you will experience simply the best ingredients prepared in simply the best manner. Explore the delicate flavors of carefully ruminated ingredients, and the aromatic scents of Japanese cuisine.
Kyoto now offers Lunch/Dinner Full-Service Catering. They offer daily specials, call-ahead seating, conference requests and more.
Their Rowlett location boasts a dining room with a panoramic view of Lake Ray Hubbard. It contains two hibachi grills with a maximum seating capacity of 24 people, as well as individual private tables for their fine Asian cuisine. The maximum capacity for the dining room is 55 people. They also have a covered patio that seats up to 48 people. The patio overlooks Lake Ray Hubbard and has two misting fans.
Kyoto Japanese Steak House was recognized as 2005 The Best Neighborhood Restaurants as published in D Magazine, a 2008 The Best Neighborhood Restaurants as published in D Magazine, and a D Reviews Best Japanese, December 2006.
They were recognized by the Rowlett Chamber Of Commerce in March 2007 as the Business of the Month and the Rowlett Chamber Of Commerce’s Business of the Year 2008.
In 2006, they won the Neighbors (The Dallas Morning News Publication) Readers’ Choice awards for Best Asian Food and Best Sushi for the Rowlett/Rockwall area.
The award-winning Kyoto Japanese Steakhouse is located at 9900 Lakeview Parkway in Rowlett; 972-463-0288.
Thanks to Louise Brown, Communications Director, Rowlett Chamber of Commerce, for sharing this news.
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