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Tei-An
Cuisine: Asian, Japanese
Price Range: $$
10Best Says
This sleek, moodily lit Dallas Arts District haunt has long been lauded as one of the city's best Japanese restaurants. Helmed by renowned chef Teiichi Sakurai, the extensive menu features an array of... Read More
This sleek, moodily lit Dallas Arts District haunt has long been lauded as one of the city's best Japanese restaurants. Helmed by renowned chef Teiichi Sakurai, the extensive menu features an array of sushi and sashimi (flown in fresh from Kyushu, Japan) along with a variety of both raw and cooked dishes. Sakurai's specialty is hand-crafted soba noodles, which can be ordered cold or warm and come with an assortment of rich broths and sauces. The omakase (tasting menu), while not easy on the wallet, is the best way to experience all Tei-An has to offer. Don't skip dessert, the soba ice cream with black honey is worth saving space for. Did we mention the rooftop terrace?
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EXPERT TIPS BY:
Ilene Jacobs
Dallas Local Expert
- Best Restaurants: "Tei-An offers 3 omakase experiences, ranging from a pre-theatre 4-course for $100 (available the first hour of opening time) to a base omakase for $120 and a premium omakase for $250. All omakase dinners must be reserved at least three days ahead. Note that there is a self-parking garage as well as a valet available."
- Romantic Dining: "Tei-An offers 3 omakase experiences, ranging from a pre-theatre 4-course for $80 (available the first hour of opening time) to a base omakase for $120 and a premium omakase for $250. All omakase dinners must be reserved at least three days ahead. Note that there is a self-parking garage as well as a valet available."
- Japanese: "Tei-An offers a chef ($150) and premium omakase ($200) as well as a pre-theatre 4-course omakase for $80 per person, which is available during the first hour of opening time. All omakase dinners require a 3-day advance notice."
- Downtown: "Tei-An offers three different omakase experiences, ranging from a pre-theatre 4-course ($80) to a chef ($150) and a premium ($200). All omakase dinners must be reserved ahead of time."
- Recommended as Best Restaurants, Japanese Because: When you want to venture beyond the usual sushi selections, Tei-An promises an tasteful experience on every plate.
- Best for Romantic Dining, Downtown Because: Tei-An is where to go when you fancy an authentic Japanese dining experience.
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