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Top 10 Best Sushi Takahashi in Dallas, TX - October 2023 - Yelp. Top 10 Best sushi takashi Near Dallas, Texas. Sort:Recommended. Search instead for: sushi takahashi. All. Price. Open Now. Offers Delivery. Offers Takeout. Good for Dinner. Outdoor Seating. Good for Groups. 1. Namo. 4.2 (305 reviews) Japanese. Sushi Bars. Cocktail Bars. $$Uptown.
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May 8, 2024 · Sushi Kadan. A Carrollton strip mall hides this hidden gem destination for inexpensive, fresh fish. The chopped bay scallop rolls never disappoint. The restaurant is beautiful on the inside,...
May 15, 2019 · 12 Essential Japanese Restaurants In Dallas Where to eat sushi, okonomiyaki, and so much more by Amy McCarthy Updated May 15, 2019, 9:24am CDT
Top 10 Best Takashi Restaurant in Dallas, TX - February 2024 - Yelp - Namo, Sushi Sake
- FUJIYAMA. A self-proclaimed, “best kept secret in Dallas,” this hidden gem offers top quality sushi, yakitori and Omakase at their Addison spot.
- HIBIKI SUSHI. New to the Deep Ellum scene last year, Hibiki Sushi is the perfect spot for when you’re needing a sushi fix, but don’t want to get all dressed up for a night out.
- KAZE. If you’re looking for local Hibachi, look no further than Kaze! This North Dallas spot near NorthPark Center offers top quality sushi, but also offers a conveyor belt with rotating varieties of sushi you can grab, making this interactive sushi bar the perfect choice for birthdays and big groups.
- KEIICHI. Ok, of all the places listed, this really is the most “hidden gem” of all. You have to drive to Denton to experience, they don’t have a website so remain mysterious, but you must make a reservation, and there’s only 10 seats in their establishment!
Tucked away from the bustle of Dallas’s historic Deep Ellum neighborhood is an intimate space where Japanese hospitality and the art of Edomae Sushi seek to transport you to another world. Guests indulge in a variety of seasonal dishes, expertly curated by Executive Chef and Owner Tatsuya Sekiguchi.
Start your night with pre-dinner drinks and sushi or stop by after for an incredible nightcap and cityscape views. Kessaku, which means masterpiece in Japanese, boasts 360-degree views of the Dallas skyline from the historic observation deck at the top of The National.
