My cousin is in town staying at the Tollway and Spring Valley and wants to go out for sushi tonight. Is there somewhere good in that area, or in Addison you can recommend?
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The Blue Fish (Frankford/Tollway)
@ 10:42 am on January 24, 2011
Blue Fish up the road is your best bet. There’s some cheaper places but not better.
@ 10:44 am on January 24, 2011
Sushi Robata is right up the tollway on Frankford. Love their happy hour (cheap chu hai or $2 for a 20 oz pour of Kirin on draft!). Tell them you’d like to sit at the bar and ask for Mori.
You could also go to Richardson for Sushi Sake or Masami.
Kampaii in Addison Circle for creative rolls. Masami is good, but more traditional.
@ 10:53 am on January 24, 2011
Sushi Robati is the closest decent quality authentic restaurant in the area. I would not suggest Blue fish.
@ 10:55 am on January 24, 2011
Just drive the extra 5 minutes and go to Sushi Sake in Richardson. TOTALLY worth the drive.
@ 10:55 am on January 24, 2011
I’d “third” Blue Fish and “second” Sushi Robata — both are consistently good. If you’re willing to drive a little farther, I’d also recommend Sushi Sake (near Campbell & 75).
@ 10:56 am on January 24, 2011
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@ 11:02 am on January 24, 2011
Kenichi in Victory Park, it’s only 15 minutes away. Being at Spring Valley means they are going to get in a car regardless, just drive the extra 10 minutes.
@ 11:05 am on January 24, 2011
I just love Rock N Roll Sushi at Preston Center. It’s about the same distance south of the Galleria as others mentioned, and they’ve been feeding us fabulous sushi for years!
@ 11:05 am on January 24, 2011
Mr. Sushi on Belt Line just a bit west of the Tollway… yum!
@ 11:14 am on January 24, 2011
If you don’t mind driving up the Tollway for 10 minutes, RA Sushi in The Shops at Legacy is amazing. Great food and drink happy hour specials also!
@ 11:15 am on January 24, 2011
I’ll second the Sushi Sake recommendation. One of my favorite restaurants in DFW.
Most convenient would be Mr. Sushi (always good) at Belt Line/Inwood and Habashi at Galleria Rd./Tollway — I’ve only been there once, but it was good.
@ 11:22 am on January 24, 2011
KU Sushi, SW corner of Preston/Forest. Quality ingredients, more than just sushi. Great tempura veggie roll.
@ 11:33 am on January 24, 2011
Definitely Sushi Sake.
@ 12:49 pm on January 24, 2011
Sushi Robati and Mr. Sushi are average at best, in my opinion. Completely forgettable. Check out Masu Sushi just west of the Tollway on Park/Hebron is much, much better than either of those.
@ 1:25 pm on January 24, 2011
Please elaborate on what makes Masu Sushi better than Sushi Robata?
@ 1:59 pm on January 24, 2011
I’m sure any of these places are fine, but I recently visited Kampaii and did NOT like it. They ruined miso soup and I’ve never had a miso soup I didn’t like.
@ 2:03 pm on January 24, 2011
And of course, Blue Fish! Amazing.
@ 2:05 pm on January 24, 2011
i’ll 2nd the rec. for masu sushi.
@ 2:07 pm on January 24, 2011
Masami
@ 2:07 pm on January 24, 2011
Ditto luniz. Masami.
@ 5:58 pm on January 24, 2011
Sushi Sake. Why would you go anywhere else in Dallas? Best quality and best value.
@ 8:49 pm on January 24, 2011
Ku Sushi at Preston/Forest is great and Otaru in Addison has some good sushi and drink specials.
@ 9:07 pm on January 24, 2011
Thanks to everyone for the suggestions! We ended up going to Blue Fish for a couple of reasons: 1. It was close to the hotel where my cousin was staying, and 2. they are one of the only places I know of that offer brown rice on their sushi and as I am on a “no white flour/rice” diet I figured that would be perfect. And it was. We had a wonderful meal – the ahi tuna tower was incredibly delicious, the sashimi just perfect and the service was fantastic as well. I highly recommend it!
@ 11:24 am on January 25, 2011
@air Taste, obviously.
@ 1:25 pm on January 28, 2011
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28 comments
The Blue Fish (Frankford/Tollway)
Blue Fish up the road is your best bet. There’s some cheaper places but not better.
Sushi Robata is right up the tollway on Frankford. Love their happy hour (cheap chu hai or $2 for a 20 oz pour of Kirin on draft!). Tell them you’d like to sit at the bar and ask for Mori.
You could also go to Richardson for Sushi Sake or Masami.
Didn’t realize Robata has a site now too..
http://sushirobatadallas.com/About
Kampaii in Addison Circle for creative rolls. Masami is good, but more traditional.
Sushi Robati is the closest decent quality authentic restaurant in the area. I would not suggest Blue fish.
Just drive the extra 5 minutes and go to Sushi Sake in Richardson. TOTALLY worth the drive.
I’d “third” Blue Fish and “second” Sushi Robata — both are consistently good. If you’re willing to drive a little farther, I’d also recommend Sushi Sake (near Campbell & 75).
[...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by DFW Breaking News, Grand Homes. Grand Homes said: #DMagazine Food Somebody Help This Poor Girl: Sushi in North Dallas: Disher wants sushi. Hear her roar: My cousi… http://bit.ly/dPHsGo [...]
Kenichi in Victory Park, it’s only 15 minutes away. Being at Spring Valley means they are going to get in a car regardless, just drive the extra 10 minutes.
I just love Rock N Roll Sushi at Preston Center. It’s about the same distance south of the Galleria as others mentioned, and they’ve been feeding us fabulous sushi for years!
Mr. Sushi on Belt Line just a bit west of the Tollway… yum!
If you don’t mind driving up the Tollway for 10 minutes, RA Sushi in The Shops at Legacy is amazing. Great food and drink happy hour specials also!
I’ll second the Sushi Sake recommendation. One of my favorite restaurants in DFW.
Sushi Sake
Most convenient would be Mr. Sushi (always good) at Belt Line/Inwood and Habashi at Galleria Rd./Tollway — I’ve only been there once, but it was good.
KU Sushi, SW corner of Preston/Forest. Quality ingredients, more than just sushi. Great tempura veggie roll.
Definitely Sushi Sake.
Sushi Robati and Mr. Sushi are average at best, in my opinion. Completely forgettable. Check out Masu Sushi just west of the Tollway on Park/Hebron is much, much better than either of those.
Please elaborate on what makes Masu Sushi better than Sushi Robata?
I’m sure any of these places are fine, but I recently visited Kampaii and did NOT like it. They ruined miso soup and I’ve never had a miso soup I didn’t like.
And of course, Blue Fish! Amazing.
i’ll 2nd the rec. for masu sushi.
Masami
Ditto luniz. Masami.
Sushi Sake. Why would you go anywhere else in Dallas? Best quality and best value.
Ku Sushi at Preston/Forest is great and Otaru in Addison has some good sushi and drink specials.
Thanks to everyone for the suggestions! We ended up going to Blue Fish for a couple of reasons: 1. It was close to the hotel where my cousin was staying, and 2. they are one of the only places I know of that offer brown rice on their sushi and as I am on a “no white flour/rice” diet I figured that would be perfect. And it was. We had a wonderful meal – the ahi tuna tower was incredibly delicious, the sashimi just perfect and the service was fantastic as well. I highly recommend it!
@air Taste, obviously.