Top Best Japanese Restaurants in Arlington

"In 2015, James Beard Award-winning chef Tyson Cole graced Dallas with his beloved Uchi, Austin’s favorite sushi spot since 2003. Inside the renovated two-story bank from the 1970s, tasteful lighting warms walnut and red cedar wood, creating a chic but homey ambiance (“uchi” is Japanese for “house”). Though diners can choose the classics they might find on any Japanese restaurant menu in the city (edamame, yellowtail sashimi), they can also enjoy wholly innovative recipes, including “walu walu” — oak-grilled escolar (a kind of snake mackerel) with candied citrus, ponzu, and Japanese ginger — and a one-ounce jar of caviar prepared with yuzu (an Japanese citrus fruit), cured egg yolk, chives, and sesame rice chips."

"When it comes to finding fresh seafood, sushi is usually a solid choice. But James Beard award-winning chef Tyson Cole's restaurant, Uchi, offers much more than nigiri and sashimi, though they have that here, too. Expect also to see a lineup of inventive small plates that include standouts such as hirame usuzukuri (thinly sliced raw flounder with candied quinoa) and the machi cure, composed of smoked yellowtail, yucca chips and marcona almonds."

"The high end restaurant Tei-An boasts a stunning modern atmosphere and creates unforgettable Japanese cuisine. The soba house features ramen bowls, sushi and seafood, but the Tonkotsu ramen may just be the main reason for your visit, it’s a ramen bowl with broth that’s been marinated in pork bones for hours. Top it off with their soba ice cream in black honey, and on warm evenings, their patio with stone dragons is an exotic feature to some of the best Japanese cuisine in town."

"A Japanese restaurant in the One Arts Plaza, Tei-An shows the diversity of Dallas by giving you fresh seafood instead of tex-mex, and saki bombs ready to knock you out of your tree. You’ll need a membership to drink and dine upstairs, though you can visit the rooftop bar if you’re eating in the downstairs restaurant."

"Everyone seems to remember the first meal they ate at Tei-An, where flavors are as elemental as earth and woods and sea. Perhaps they had cold soba noodles served on a dark wicker tray with dipping sauces. Hot soba with duck breast, or cool soba with plum and daikon."

"Blue Sushi Sake Grill prides itself for serving sushi with an American attitude. Whether you are looking for sashimi or cooked nigiri, Blue Sushi has something for everyone. This includes those looking for gluten free sushi, just ask for their gluten free menu."

"MENU | Mon – Thurs 11AM – 8:30PM, Fri 11AM – 9PM, Sat 12PM – 9PM | FB Updates | Website | Order from their regular menu. Family style meals available on the weekend"

"With 86 menu choices at Zenna, there’s something for even the pickiest eaters. The Thai-Japanese spot serves entrees like pineapple fried rice and hot and spicy shrimp, with sushi options ranging from a classic California roll to a Louisiana roll (with crawfish, cucumber, and avocado). Don’t forget a few Cokes for delivery or pickup."

"Asian restaurant in Dallas located on Rosemeade Pkwy offering both Japanese and Thai food options such as sushi, curry, noodles, fried rice and lunch bento boxes."

"Ai Sushi Sake Grill which was established in 2013, offers up a wide range of Asian cuisines for you to choose from. For instance, their name might have the word sushi in it, but they are much more than a sushi spot. In fact, you can find them serving a wide range of foods like Sushi, Steaks, Pork Chops, Rice, Noodles and more."

"Newly opened in Victory Park, this Los Angeles-based chain, founded by Tokyo restaurateur Tomonori Takahashi, churns out what's arguably some of the best ramen in the city. The secret lies within the absurdly rich stocks which are all (meat and vegetarian) slowly simmered for more than ten hours. There are 13 signature ramen offerings as well as the option to build-your-own from five kinds of broth and 30 different toppings."

"Ferguson Park is a 9.5-acre neighbourhood park that was built in 1953 and is best suited for kids. The outdoor basketball court, soccer field, and softball field provide enough space to engage in sports activities while the playground with its playing equipment offers another source of amusement. Address: 1900 Gross Rd, Dallas, TX 75228, United StatesTimings: 10:00 am to 8:00 pm"

"11 km from city center 29 out of 244 places to visit in Dallas. Ferguson Park is a 9.5-acre neighbourhood park that was built in 1953 and is best suited for kids. The outdoor basketball court, soccer field, and softball field provide enough space to engage in sports activities while the playground with its playing equipment offer another source of amusement."

"Lauren Armbrust, a Dallas mama of an adorable toddler says, “Dallas, Texas is the best place to live. My 19-month-old thinks so too.” For those who can only visit, Lauren offers her knowledge of Dallas hot spots for families. The nutrition coach, along with her family frequents the Double Tree Ranch Splash Pad in Highland Village."

"Famous for hosting the city’s best concerts, the House of Blues Dallas is a popular spot for music enthusiasts to hang out. The perfect blend of the good music, great food, and of course, the exciting drinks makes this place buzz with a contagious energy. Since it is well known for its music, celebrities like BB King, Mumford and Sons, and even George Clinton have been said to have attended concerts here!"

"Tread your date to a fun night of live music and some good Southern-style food at The House of Blues in Dallas. This rock-n-roll themed venue has become a Dallas staple for great musical acts. Not only that but they are also known to bring in comedians and they host a gospel brunch!"

"My friend and I split the elite egg hash, it was just spicy enough to not be overwhelming. Then I had the Trifecta, which is ..."