Where is the Best Japanese Food in Dallas, Texas?
In my near weekly experiences at this well kept Dallas secret some of the greatest attributes of the Fish are their high quality of food, diversity of dishes, and customer service. General Manager Danny Kim?s primary focus is how to please their patrons. He is constantly changing and evolving their menu to include new and exciting dishes at his clients? request. He always keeps their most popular dishes, but is continuously adding new dishes to the line up as a constant way to please their clients? pallets. The Service is second to none in this modern and cozy restaurant. No matter how busy they are ? from full occupancy to late afternoon lunch ? I always feel as though I am the only table in the restaurant. This is a quality that is seldom found in the service industry today.If you are looking for a warm and inviting sushi house in the Dallas area with high quality food and excellent service, then you should drop in. This restaurant is a must try for all Fish and Sushi Love
I love this place! The staff is friendly, they’re affordable (for sushi), and everything they Roll is tasty. Their variety of overstuffed maki rolls (my weakness!) keeps me coming back — Blake Roll is probably my favorite, closely followed by Lauren Roll. I also recommend their Rolls with fruit in them,
This is where I go. It’s easy to get a seat. The service is good. And the food is conistent. This is actually the only place that I was ever told that I was ordering too much. My lunch companion and I assured the waitress that we would be able to handle it. And we did!Try the Ahi Special, it’s a tuna sushi dish that is served in a parfait glass and looks like a great big tuna sundae! Soooo very good and it’s fun to be served such a cute dish. Afterall, part of the fun of sushi is seeing what kind of cute dishes the other diners are being served! The chicken teriyaki plates are really good, too. Espeically if you get the one with tempura, though the California roll is better if you order it seperately. The one they use as sides on the plate/box dinners is different from the roll you order.The decor is almost laughably “Miami Vice”. But, it is cute and comfortable. I like to have the sake, I believe it’s called Masu or Maso, but it’s the higher priced sake that is served
I had dinner at The Sushi Bar and must say it was a outstanding. The service was superb and the food was delicious. The owner was extremely friendly and let us have some wine and some sushi rolls on the house. This was my second sushi experience in Dallas. The first left much to be desired (like more food for the price and a couple more bills in my wallet). I went off of this previous experience when ordering at The Sushi Bar. However, to my suprise my girlfriend and I ended up having to cancel two orders of sushi rolls and sashimi before being prepared because we were already stuffed!! We actually ended up taking some back home with us because we couldnt finish it all. I must add that the prices are going to be hard to beat. I compared my experience at The Sushi Bar to my many sushi experieces while over seas and it matched up quite well (price wise and quality). I guarantee you won’t leave The Sushi Bar with an empty stomach or nothing but lint in your pockets. Pros
