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Kawa Omakase

4.4 (23 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 2:30 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Updated 3 months ago

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Khoa N.

I gotta give it to Chef Sunny, I NEVER leave hungry when eating his food. Kawa continues the trend of Omakase in DFW. I would say Chef Sunny's sushi is a mix between traditional and modern. The toppings used does nicely compliment the fish without overpowering the flavor. Overall the sushi is good. I want to come back and try the special omakase meal where Chef Sunny mixes in other types of cuisines (more than just Japanese).

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Sameet R.

We had an early dinner at 4pm on Saturday. Surprisingly, we had the entire place to ourselves till 5pm when other parties started showing up. We tried the omakase set and our chef was very nice. Sadly, the food was underwhelming and I had high expectations after all the reviews. The edamame was dry and hot tasting (cooked salmon) was a bit dry. All the sashimi was pretty good and prepared at the counter in front of us. I would recommend going for a la carte sashimi sushi and skipping the omakase set.

Chefs choice sashimi.
Vee V.

Outstanding. Love the space, it's upscale, aesthetically beautiful and calming. From service to food, I was unexpectedly blown away. I scheduled a massage next door, and picked Kawa for convenience, I'm so glad I did! The sashimi was so fresh, flavorful, and melty. The hand rolls! I'll dream of them. Crab, unagi katsu, scallop with crispy quinoa and yuzu, inari toro caviar. It's not possible to pick a favorite, just order every one of them.

Dinnah K.

Okay, I know it's not technically in Collin County--but it's just a short drive away, and so worth it!! My husband and I came here for our anniversary, and this place is hands-down the BEST sushi and handroll experience I've ever had--and I've had a lot domestically and internationally. I'll be more shocked if this place doesn't get recognized by Michelin by the end of the year. Chef Sonny and his wife run the restaurant together. You're not just at another table, you're part of the experience. But the food... OH MY GOODNESS!!! The fish is flown in from Japan on a 2-day turnaround and aged to absolute perfection. Every bite, from sushi to handroll, even to dessert, has so many layers from texture and taste, it's quite unforgettable. Clearly, well thought out and refined. Two bites I'm still dreaming about: 1. The uni crispy seaweed roll - briny, crunchy, and insanely good 2. The inari truffle toro caviar - rich, buttery, luxurious... just wow. I highly recommend you try them in this order. The crispy crunch from the first with the cloud like from the second is a combination that still has my mouth watering. This is more than a sushi / handroll bar--it's a full-on experience, and I'd honestly be shocked if they don't earn a Michelin star within the year. PS. Parking was a breeze, located right outside their building. It is a small lot but there's more space just a short walk away.

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Amazing!!!! "The service, the fish, and the chefs are the best in Dallas."im recommend this place for sushi experience!!

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Great place. All the nigiri was excellent. Friendly staff too. Would recommend for a nice night out.

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Ridiculously good, best sushi of my life. Would 100% recommend to anyone .....................................

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