Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Arlington

"Sandwiched between a tanning salon and a mattress store in Uptown is Yutaka, where you’ll find some of the highest quality sushi in the city. Go for one of their $15 lunch specials and sit at the sushi bar or get there early for dinner, otherwise you’ll probably wait at least 30 minutes for a table. You can order a la carte, but if you’re celebrating and want something special, call ahead for the omakase."

"Yutaka is offering their full sushi menu, which in our experience includes adroitly executed volleys of delicate flounder, sweet-fleshed sea eel, or shrimp. Toro melts like butter; yellowtail is firmer. Bright orange uni, all saline pungency, is like diving into bracing ocean depths and emerging a little breathless."

"In this marvel of a small space in Uptown, the talented Yutaka Yamato approaches his craft with adroitness and solemnity. The foundation is basic: impeccable fish over perfectly seasoned warm sushi rice. But this is one of my favorite places for omakase."

"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"

"I have never eaten at a Hibachi Grill Restaurant other than the ones in my hometown. Me and my husband went to a Texas Rangers game and afterwards…"

"This stylish newcomer in the heart of historic downtown Plano features a slew of sophisticated Japanese specialties by chef Koji "Tsukasa" Yoshida. Yoshida's repertoire of dishes run the gamut from impeccably sourced sushi and sashimi to binchotan-grilled robata options like seared wagyu beef with ponzu jelly and sliced kurobuta pork jowl served with a paste made from fermented Japanese ume plums. Equally enticing is the hitsumabushi, a Nagoya-style grilled eel and rice dish that is best enjoyed in three stages: First by savoring it alone, then with the accompanying condiments, and finally with dashi broth poured over the top."

"The modern Japanese bistro is known for its take-out bento and pressed sushi (precise layers of toppings and sushi rice molded into rectangles), but you’ll also find comforting, hearty, traditional noodle bowls, like udon topped with tempura and beef curry soba. They’re serving a limited number of their sushi rolls."

"You've heard the saying, "One man's trash is another man's treasure." Well, before this 120-acre nature preserve and environmental education center opened in 2008, the area was home to the largest illegal dumping site in the state. Nowadays, the center (located ten miles south of downtown) serves as a gateway to the 6,000-acre Great Trinity Forest, the largest urban bottomland hardwood forest in North America. The area is home to a variety of wildlife and over sixty species of birds which can be viewed along five miles of hiking trails that meander through forests, Blackland prairies and thriving wetlands."

"Trinity Audubon Nature Center lit up at night|© Jeremy Woodhouse / Courtesy of Trinity River Audubon Center. Opened in 2008 along the banks of the Trinity River, this center is at the entry of the 6,000-acre Great Trinity Forest. The Trinity River Audubon Center offers each of its visitors a chance to discover miles of trails that feature local birds, vegetation, and wildlife and features public programs like guided hikes, bird watching classes, and the chance to learn more about the four breeds of owls that are native to Dallas."

"Just ten miles south of Dallas is the Trinity River Audubon Center, a completely free thing to do in Dallas for nature lovers. The 6,000 acres of the forest is the largest urban hardwood forest in all of the US, and within it you’ll find loads of plants and animals (and even different habitats). Part of the center is actually an old dump site, which has now been reclaimed and is home to birds and other wildlife."

"Those in the mood for a serious hike or bike ride would be wise to check out this nature center located just 20 minutes from downtown Dallas. Take in the native trees and wildflowers are you enjoy the nine miles of walking trails in a range of difficulty levels. There are butterfly gardens, areas for picnicking, and fishing is even allowed on a catch-and-release basis."

"Cedar Ridge Preserve is a place that is dedicated to the land and wildlife. It’s maintained by the Dallas Audubon and is free to the public. There is a lot of hiking going on here, and many people come and let their dogs get in on the challenge with their trails."

"Veritas is a neighbourhood watering hole well stocked with the best in beer, wine and spirits. Part small plate patio part gastropub, this place has it all under one roof. Meat & cheese charcuterie, a wide selection of beer & wine, not to mention a dessert and small plate menu will have you full and satisfied."

"Veritas has wonderful cheese plates to go with your wine, which you can pickup curbside. Even better, they've started doing wine tastings over Zoom. And it's fun, we promise.Good to Go: A Bougie Edition – In Vino Veritas"

"Before the pandemic, a quest for an instagrammable S’morespresso could have led you to Civil Pour, a spacious venue with locally roasted coffee and beer on tap. High ceilings, white walls and a front wall of paned windows make it seem even larger, without diminishing the sense of warmth and welcome. A larger-than-life elephant mural on one wall symbolizes the commitment owners Nellie and Chad Montgomery made to never forget their customers and their community."

"This North Oak Cliff mainstay has done a fine job tweaking itself without changing its personality. Relatively new things you may notice: matching cups. Attentive bartenders."

"This Deep Ellum classic comedy house has been around for 10 years. It had to move last year after an ongoing property dispute and the new space is still undergoing construction so shows are currently taking place at other Deep Ellum locations. The calendar shows these details."

"Affordable, quality shows five nights a week make this a must-visit spot in Deep Ellum for those seeking a good laugh. They also have a training center offering classes in improv, sketch, stand-up and storytelling."

"Dallas Comedy House(3025 Main St. Dallas) This comedy club is in Deep Ellum so you can make a whole evening out of visiting some of the great restaurants, bars, and shops in the area."

"This Addison outpost of the famous New York club offers the cream of the touring comic crop, hosting everyone from Richard Lewis to Lily Tomlin and Rob Schneider. But it's not only the major leaguers that draw a crowd, this place is a hotbed for the city's local pros as well. And the weekly line-ups (Wednesday through Sunday) go well beyond stand-up or open-mic– with everything from comedy magic to comedy hypnosis to comedy competitions that pit Dallas' best comedians against one another in a hilarious battle of wits."

"This Addison spot hosts big name stand-up comedians, improv workshops and magic shows. The club is located on the second floor of the building, right across from Pete’s Dueling Piano Bar. A full-service bar and restaurant, this makes a great date night or night out with friends."