Below is a list of the top and leading Japanese Restaurants in Dallas. To help you find the best Japanese Restaurants located near you in Dallas, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.
Dallas’s Best Japanese Restaurants:
The top rated Japanese Restaurants in Dallas are:
- WAYA Japanese Izakaya – serves Japanese favorites and classics in a small laidback pub
- Zenna Thai and Japanese Restaurant – features the authentic flavors of Thai and Japanese cuisine
- Niwa Japanese BBQ – offers authentic yakiniku services with premium smoke-free grills located on the table
- Benihana – provides a unique dining experience where guests are seated at communal hibachi grill tables
- Yutaka Sushi Bistro – serves aesthetically presented Japanese small plates and authentic sushi
WAYA Japanese Izakaya
WAYA Japanese Izakaya serves Japanese favorites and classics in a small laidback pub. The term waya means Japanese house or a place where people come together. It could also mean exciting or heated up. Their dishes perfectly replicates the flavors of Japan. It also showcases the culture with its amazing food plating. Furthermore, they serve various ramen styles like miso, tonkotsu, and shoyu. There are also pork and vegetable gyoza. Moreover, they serve stir fried noodles named yakisoba and onigiris. They also serve Japanese beer and sake. The sake menu shows various blends and flavors.
Products/ Services:
Japanese restaurant, ramen, gyoza, onigiri
Location:
Address: 6334 Gaston Ave, Dallas, TX 75214
Phone: (972)-982-2103
Website: wayadallas.com
Reviews:
”Probably the absolute best ramen I’ve ever had, as soon as you walk in the door you’re transported into Tokyo. The staff is very friendly and service was fast. Great place to hangout and great atmosphere. This is a MUST HAVE if you’re in the area. Cant recommend enough GO NOW!!!!” – Michael Albritton
Zenna Thai and Japanese Restaurant
Zenna Thai and Japanese Restaurant features the authentic flavors of Thai and Japanese cuisine. It has delivery services for the convenience of its customers. They ensure that the dishes arrive still at their optimum serving temperature. Furthermore, they have accommodating staff that warmly welcomes the customers. They treat each one with great importance. Moreover, they serve fried rice, noodles, and pasta. Their Japanese menu includes favorite rolls and sushi. In addition, edamame, calamari, and gyoza fill their appetizer menu. They serve various types of curry like Panang, red, and pineapple curry.
Products/ Services:
Japanese restaurants, Thai cuisine, Japanese cuisine
Location:
Address: 300 N Akard St, Dallas, TX 75204
Phone: (972)-597-9997
Website: order.zennarestaurant.com
Reviews:
”I really love the basil fried rice. The veggies they add are delicious and add a very fresh taste to the meal. I’ve also had some sushi here it was yummy also.” – Ashley Free
Niwa Japanese BBQ
Niwa Japanese BBQ offers authentic yakiniku services with premium smoke-free grills located on the table. They use premium grade meats and vegetables at the table. Their seafood is also sourced from sustainable markets. Furthermore, they bring a unique Japanese dining experience. It is great for dinner with family or relaxing night outs with friends. Moreover, they serve okonomiyaki and sake dashi clams. Their cooked dishes include takoyaki, karaage, and sumono. Thir yakiniku set includes miso soup, salad, and white rice. They also provide ajitama egg, tofu feta, and wagyu butter as sauces and sides.
Products/ Services:
Japanese restaurant, yakiniku
Location:
Address: 2939 Main St, Dallas, TX 75226
Phone: (214)-741-6492
Website: niwabbq.com
Reviews:
”Last week was the first time we went to this fine restaurant. But It is absolutely not the last time. We enjoyed the evening a lot with the generous service, with the first-rate cuisine and wine and with the honest cost. We will no doubt come back soon.” – Alistair Jacobson
Benihana
Benihana provides a unique dining experience where guests are seated at communal hibachi grill tables. The restaurant featured a koi-filled lake and exudes the atmosphere of a Japanese country farmhouse. A personal chef will showcase the ancient art of Teppanyaki. The guest can observe the whole meal preparation from slicing to cooking. Furthermore, they use tender chicken, premium meats, and succulent seafood. Sashimi and sushi are prepared by their experienced and expert sushi chef. Moreover, they serve lunch and dinner. There is also a specialized menu for kids and for those who are gluten0sernsitive. They also offer sushi party platters and takeaways.
Products/ Services:
Japanese restaurant, teppanyaki, sushi, sashimi
Location:
Address: 7775 Banner Dr, Dallas, TX 75251
Phone: (972)-387-4404
Website: benihana.com/locations/dallas-tx-da
Reviews:
”We had a very good time and the food was excellent. The chef was very entertaining. Just be aware that you have to make a reservation if you don’t want to wait even during the week.” – Nancy F.
Yutaka Sushi Bistro
Yutaka Sushi Bistro serves aesthetically presented Japanese small plates and authentic sushi. The restaurant has a cozy atmosphere fit for gatherings and intimate settings. Furthermore, the restaurant is owned by Chef Yutaka Yamamoto. He has extensive experience in various big restaurants. His restaurant became one of the best and most-awarded Japanese restaurants in the country. Moreover, they serve cold and hot dishes. Their cold dishes include yellowtail sashimi, sushi tacos, and Japanese antipasto. Some of the hot dishes are spicy tuna gyoza, miso soup, and seared foie gras.
Products/ Services:
Japanese restaurant, gyoza, sushi, sashimi, soup
Location:
Address: 2633 McKinney Ave #140, Dallas, TX 75204
Phone: (214)-969-5533
Website: yutakasushibistro.com
Reviews:
”Sushi at this location – delicious. Definitely one of the best places in the area. Service treated us so kindly. It has a nice interior. I can see why they have a lot of good reviews.” – Sebastian Shah
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