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12055 Vance Jackson Rd
San Antonio, TX 78230
+1 (210) 474-0012
http://sushiexpresssa.com

Asoko Sushi is a family-owned restaurant located in the Stone Oak area of San Antonio, Texas, specializing in both Korean and Japanese cuisine. Since its establishment in 2011, it has offered a diverse menu that includes sushi, bento boxes, and a variety of beverages including sake, beer, and wine.

The restaurant features an extensive selection of sushi rolls, nigiri, sashimi, and dishes from the kitchen, catering to various dietary preferences with options for vegetarian rolls and kids' meals. With additional services such as catering, delivery, and a loyalty program, Asoko Sushi aims to provide a fulfilling dining experience for all its patrons.

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