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2633 McKinney Ave., Ste. 140 Dallas, TX 75204

214-969-5533 

http://www.yutakasushibistro.com  

2633 McKinney Ave., Ste. 140 Dallas TX 75204

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  • Japanese
    Mon-Thu 5:45pm-10pm, Tue-Sat 11:45am-2pm, Fri-Sat 5pm-11pm
    $$$$ $$$, $$$$
  • All Major Credit Cards
    Catering, Family Style, Takeout
    Dinner, Late Night, Lunch
  • Accepted, Not Necessary
    Lot Available
Description

Yutaka’s expensive, sure, but worth the splurge. Tuna, yellowtail, scallop and eel hit with a blow torch, red snapper and other safety fishes are as fresh as it gets in Dallas. And the adventurous cuts shine even more brightly. Try the toro, mackerel, squid, uni and sweet shrimp if you want to look like a sushi pro. It’s all perched on rice seasoned with a ton of rice vinegar and sugar. Don’t worry about making a reservation. If there’s a wait for a table, put in your name and head two doors down to Sharaku, an Izakaya owned by the same folks. They’ll call when your table is ready and you can spend your time snacking on grilled meats.








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  • 2012 | Best Sushi

    Sharaku, the izakaya next door to Yutaka, only adds to the latter's attraction. Have a seat at Sharaku and grab a cold lager and a skewer threaded with crunchy, gritty chicken cartilage. If you're not inclined toward gristle, you can have a regular piece of chicken instead, but either way the salty grilled snacks are the best way to wake up your palate while you wait for your friends to arrive. With your party assembled, walk next door to Yutaka and hope for seats at the bar. There you'll... More »

  • 2011 | Best Sushi

    We're a little picky about our sushi 'round the Observer. We know the fish dish has become ubiquitous, available in grocery store refrigerators, convenience stores ... shoot, it's probably free with a fill-up at some gas station somewhere in the city. Uh, thanks, but we'll pass. We're still a little dubious on this whole raw fish thing, and if we're going to eat it, we want it served fresh, cool and clean and preferably not from someone named Mildred slicing meat behind the counter at Tom... More »

  • 2008 | Best Cheap Trip to Japan

    Starting with the décor, Yutaka is impeccable and authentic. Shelves behind the hostess stand bear beautiful Japanese vases, and walls are accented by bright wooden box frames that hold delicate Japanese maples. This place is the best relief in town from the disappointment of cheap, Americanized sushi. Their fish is incredibly fresh--the salmon and yellowtail unagi melt in your mouth--and the chefs use Binchotan charcoal, renowned in Japan for cooking the inside of the food... More »

  • 2007 | Best Sushi

    As sushi restaurants spread like black mold across DFW, blooming in strip malls and grocer cases, transforming sushi rolls from the exotic to the silly (with names like crazy, mermaid, grasshopper), rolled with fake shellfish, it's easy to forget that sushi is an art form rendered from precisely forged steel, years of drilling and the rigors of near insane meticulousness. Such craft is articulated at Yutaka--in the smooth cool hamachi, shedding its nutty layers as each strip of fish... More »

  • 2007 | Best Martini

    There are innumerable ways to formulate a martini. Fuel it with vodka, gin or tequila. Treat it with green apple, cranberry, chocolate or whatever chick drink accoutrement you can dream up; or kick it with pickled okra and a Nicorette patch for the ultimate anti-Dean Martin refreshment. But to really finesse the martini, skip the hooch and go sunomo. Yutaka's martini sunomo salad arrives in billows of fog dissipating from the frosted martini glass. Underneath is a meticulously assembled... More »

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    | Dallas, TX | 193 Reviews

    Starting with the décor, Yutaka is impeccable and authentic. Shelves behind the hostess stand bear beautiful Japanese vases, and walls are accented by bright wooden box frames that hold delicate Japanese maples. This place is the best relief in town from the disappointment of cheap, Americanized sushi. Their fish is incredibly fresh—the salmon and yellowtail unagi melt in your mouth—and the chefs use Binchotan charcoal, renowned in Japan for cooking the inside of the food while sealing the outside to hold in the juices. You'll be hard-put to find a better appetizer than the tuna tataki, bathed in an outrageously flavorful cilantro sauce, and they change up the menu with things like roasted eggplant and seared foie gras. Lunch offers affordable bento boxes, and if you want to pretend you're at a Tokyo bistro, you can order the whole squid.

  • Mallory19
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    | Dallas, TX | 451 Reviews

    great sushi!

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People Who Like Yutaka Sushi Bistro

Dinner Menu
Cold Dishes
$15.00
Summer Sashimi
cucumber-wrapped fresh salmon and king crab served with ponzu sauce
$12.00
Tuna Tataki
served with cilantro dressing
$13.00
Yellowtail Sashimi
with jalapeno and yuzu-soy
$15.00
Japanese Antipasto
chef’s surprise
$10.00
Poki Ahi
with wakame seaweed
$15.00
Kobe Beef Tataki
with micro greens and white truffle oil
$6.00
Seaweed Salad
with cucumber and gobo root
$9.50
Okinawa Mozuku “seaweed”
with king crab and tosa vinaigrette
$6.00
Hari Hari Salad
spring mix with ginger dressing
$15.00
Ceviche
with seafood and citrus
Hot Dishes
$4.00
Edamame
$6.00
Flash Fried Shishito Peppers
$7.00
Spicy Tuna Gyoza
with water chestnut
$8.00
Black Cod Shumai
with karashi miso vinaigrette
$15.00
Maitake Mushrooms
with asparagus , sake and soy sautéed
$16.00
Seared Foie Gras
with braised furofuki daikon and yuzu marmalade
$9.00
Eel Crepe Roll
with yamamomo and karashi miso vinaigrette
$15.00
$19.00
Ishiyaki Kobe Beef
cooked on a hot river stone bowl with oriental vegetables or with kobe beef only
$9.50
Sake Steamed Asari Clam
with sansho pepper
$2.50
Miso Soup
$5.00
Asari Clam Soup
miso based
Specialty Tempura
$7.00
Kaki Age
mixed veggies , shrimp and scallop
$8.00
Shinjo
shrimp and white fish stuffed shiitake mushroom
$15.00
Isobe
rainbow fish roll with cream cheese
$7.00
Baby Octopus
sake and soy marinated
$13.00
King Crab
with jalapeno vinaigrette
 
Vegetable Of The Day
Grilled
$6.00
Japanese Eggplant
with bonito flakes and ginger soy
$18.00
Black Cod
with blonde miso
$13.00
Hamachi Kama
with grated daikon
$12.00
Salmon Kama
with hakata sea salt
$14.00
Whole Squid
with ginger soy sauce
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