Those sushi’s are getting more and more small , seriously I’m really not happy paying 40$ for 18 micro sushis.
Ryan Maynard
This is one of my favorite spots for a weekday sushi lunch. The classic Japanese approach to sushi and sashimi is no fuss, but of excellent quality. The bento box and sushi combos at lunch are of exceptional value. Service is unintrusive and attentive. The atmosphere is the only real let down here, with the shopping center location’s simplistic design starting to feel a little long in the tooth.
Kseniya Savchenko
Overpriced imho: I'm a big fan of sushi and rolls, but wouldn't come back here, as portions are really small, with very little amount of fish, not worth the price. The fish was fresh. Unexpectedly, loved one of their Japanese beers - was $8 for bottle, but really soft and light.
Sam Ellis
Super good food but the staff are all wearing masks still.☹️! Cra, why?! Made things a little awkward. And not just normal “I want to be safe mask”, but the serious high tech, major surgical medical masks. It was a little much, but otherwise, food was great.
elise Collins
Great sushi & sake! very authentic. we go at least once or twice a month now!
Michelle J.
Portions very small and expensive for a restaurant in a strip mall in between a mattress store and a UPS. The sushi is fresh and I’d give it 3 stars for taste if the service was better. The staff including owner are unfriendly and almost rude. Won’t be going back.
JR Phill
My favorite sushi spot in Dallas. Their house made spicy Mayo and the cilantro sauce are two of my personal faves. I’ve never had a miss on their menu and the staff is so friendly and welcoming.
Kaitlin B
Yutaka Sushi Bistro is a Dallas staple. Their sushi, sake, and other food is very high quality. It may seem pricey to some, but it is definitely worth it. Space is limited, so if you want to come during peak hours, I would recommend a reservation.
Christine Yoo
My partner and I came here after a recommendation. We ordered nigiri and rolls. The tuna toro ($25) had grey in the fish, and all of the rolls we ordered were messy and haphazardly made. The king crab roll ($28) had shell in the rolls and the waitress said that they needed “proof” to take it back, so we ended up digging through the roll to find the proof. There was a piece without crab in it.The salmon nigiri was good and the other nigiri were fine — none were fishy.
S. Lee
Definitely one of the top sushi places in Dallas. Sushi is always well made, rolls are good and service is great. Very chill and laid back.
Sushi was not good. Had the rainbow roll. Fish was at room temp and tasted/smelled like it was going bad. Also had the bento box with teriyaki chicken. The chicken tasted like you would imagine dog food tastes. The service was good though.
Miguel Martinez
I ordered a miso soup, baby octopus tempura, and king crab roll - all were very delicious. It's a small place with a great atmosphere and outstanding service. It wasn't busy for a Saturday night. I will definitely come back.
Matthew
Been going here for years, lunch or dinner. Parking is tough to find during peak hours, but it’s worth the extra work. Definitely some of the best, most authentic sushi in Dallas.
Christy Tay
Not what I expected at all for something that is highly rated. Had about bout 5 different sushi rolls and 2 appetizers, none were tasty. Restaurant is also hot inside for some reason.
William Wainwright
I really loved this place. I lived in Japan for 7 years and when I moved to dallas I had a hard time finding a Japanese restaurant that didn’t just serve rolls. This place is great because in addition to rolls they serve the more traditional nigiri sushi with high quality ingredients. The nine sushi items were also delicious.
Those sushi’s are getting more and more small , seriously I’m really not happy paying 40$ for 18 micro sushis.
This is one of my favorite spots for a weekday sushi lunch. The classic Japanese approach to sushi and sashimi is no fuss, but of excellent quality. The bento box and sushi combos at lunch are of exceptional value. Service is unintrusive and attentive. The atmosphere is the only real let down here, with the shopping center location’s simplistic design starting to feel a little long in the tooth.
Overpriced imho: I'm a big fan of sushi and rolls, but wouldn't come back here, as portions are really small, with very little amount of fish, not worth the price. The fish was fresh. Unexpectedly, loved one of their Japanese beers - was $8 for bottle, but really soft and light.
Super good food but the staff are all wearing masks still.☹️! Cra, why?! Made things a little awkward. And not just normal “I want to be safe mask”, but the serious high tech, major surgical medical masks. It was a little much, but otherwise, food was great.
Great sushi & sake! very authentic. we go at least once or twice a month now!
Portions very small and expensive for a restaurant in a strip mall in between a mattress store and a UPS. The sushi is fresh and I’d give it 3 stars for taste if the service was better. The staff including owner are unfriendly and almost rude. Won’t be going back.
My favorite sushi spot in Dallas. Their house made spicy Mayo and the cilantro sauce are two of my personal faves. I’ve never had a miss on their menu and the staff is so friendly and welcoming.
Yutaka Sushi Bistro is a Dallas staple. Their sushi, sake, and other food is very high quality. It may seem pricey to some, but it is definitely worth it. Space is limited, so if you want to come during peak hours, I would recommend a reservation.
My partner and I came here after a recommendation. We ordered nigiri and rolls. The tuna toro ($25) had grey in the fish, and all of the rolls we ordered were messy and haphazardly made. The king crab roll ($28) had shell in the rolls and the waitress said that they needed “proof” to take it back, so we ended up digging through the roll to find the proof. There was a piece without crab in it.The salmon nigiri was good and the other nigiri were fine — none were fishy.
Definitely one of the top sushi places in Dallas. Sushi is always well made, rolls are good and service is great. Very chill and laid back.
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Sushi was not good. Had the rainbow roll. Fish was at room temp and tasted/smelled like it was going bad. Also had the bento box with teriyaki chicken. The chicken tasted like you would imagine dog food tastes. The service was good though.
I ordered a miso soup, baby octopus tempura, and king crab roll - all were very delicious. It's a small place with a great atmosphere and outstanding service. It wasn't busy for a Saturday night. I will definitely come back.
Been going here for years, lunch or dinner. Parking is tough to find during peak hours, but it’s worth the extra work. Definitely some of the best, most authentic sushi in Dallas.
Not what I expected at all for something that is highly rated. Had about bout 5 different sushi rolls and 2 appetizers, none were tasty. Restaurant is also hot inside for some reason.
I really loved this place. I lived in Japan for 7 years and when I moved to dallas I had a hard time finding a Japanese restaurant that didn’t just serve rolls. This place is great because in addition to rolls they serve the more traditional nigiri sushi with high quality ingredients. The nine sushi items were also delicious.
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