Located in The Shops of Highland Park, Neighborhood Sushi serves traditional sushi and Japanese-inspired dishes in a serene yet vibrant setting.The menu focuses on nigiri, tempura, hand rolls, yakitori, and seasonal specials alongside a curated selection of sake, wine, beer, and cocktails. Refined yet approachable, it's the kind of place you'll want to return to again and again.Finding Us: The entrance to Neighborhood Sushi Dallas is located at the rear of the restaurant near the east parking lot.
Discover a new era of Yakitori Kappo in Dallas, where chef Masayuki "Masa" Otaka transforms the traditional street stall experience into a realm of upscale dining at MĀBO. Embracing the essence of Japanese culinary mastery, chef Masa elevates yakitori to new heights with his innovative techniques and dedication to authenticity. Immerse yourself in the allure of our upscale speakeasy ambiance, where every dish tells a story of tradition and refinement.
Takumi Hachi Japanese Dining Experience brings the spirit of Japanese culinary artistry and omotenashi hospitality to Dallas.At our counter, we serve a monthly changing seasonal omakase, where tempura is delicately prepared one piece at a time right before your eyes.Guests can also enjoy Edo-style nigiri, pressed sushi, robata-grilled A5 Wagyu and fish, and seasonal clay-pot rice, paired with premium sake and fine wines.Surrounded by Edo-period Japanese art, our serene and elegant space is ideal for families, couples, friends, and business gatherings alike.Addison / Dallasエリアの「Takumi Hachi」は、日本の味と季節感を大切にする本格和食レストランです。寿司、天ぷら、懐石おまかせ、A5和牛、厳選日本酒まで、日本で食べ慣れた方にもご満足いただける味わいをご提供しています。ご旅行・ご出張の方にも、Dallas近郊にお住まいの方にも、日本で味わうような本格和食をお楽しみいただけます。
In 1852, Matthew Perry, father of the USA Steam Navy, was assigned a diplomatic mission by American President Millard Fillmore to open Japanese ports to the west trade. The Admiral sailed four steam ships from Norfolk, Virginia to Japan. Along that trip the salt water stained the metal ships black. At that time, the Japanese had never seen such machines and referred to them as the “black ships”. This is where we take our name. Perry didn’t just open up Japan but all of Asia. This fateful meeting of the East and West cultures plays out in our menu.
