Hidden gem! Small but very impressive! Simple menu but they know what they are doing with sushi! You won't be disappointed with either of the omakase offerings. Special girls night or date night. Highly recommended! read more

Yujo is very elegant, pretty and poised for their sushi dishes, sashimi, appetizers and rolls! I love the atmosphere of the Japanese look when you come in, and the dark walls that really hone you in by being illuminated by the warm lights above you. For my first time, I got the oyster shoot which was a 11/10!! the Maguro with chili ponzu 8/10, and volcano roll. 8/10. All were so delicious and made really well. I sat at the bar and the waitress was really attentive and sweet. They also have omakase here as well which looked really good! read more

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This place is amazing from the moment you walk in. You feel like you are in another world, leaving the heat and traffic of Dallas behind as you enter a wonderful sushi den. The staff here is super. All of our questions were answered and they helped guide us on our experience. We ordered the Kyodai Roll, a Volcano Roll, and a California Roll. Everything was absolutely delicious! This was a wonderful experience and I will definitely return again soon! read more

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Food: Ordered the uni don. The uni had a strong, overpowering taste and didn't seem fresh enough. The fresh oyster was better in comparison. Ambience: The restaurant has been nicely renovated, though it doesn't have a particularly traditional Japanese atmosphere. The restroom is clean and modern, but there was no hot water. Interestingly, all the staff, including the sushi chef, are quite young, giving the restaurant a very different vibe from a typical sushi bar. Relaxing background music adds to the comfortable dining experience. read more

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Had to come back to FINALLY try the Tuna Show and boy was I surprised. This is by far the best omakase experience I've come across. The show itself is amazing and the atmosphere of the whole experience is top notch. I understand now why it's so hard to get tickets. If you happen to get a chance to get tickets, PLEASE GO because you will not be disappointed. The cherry on top is the AYCE at the end as well. The chefs/staff are super friendly and super attentive. They truly make you feel included in the experience and they all know what they're talking about. This is def a repeat event I'll be coming back to as well as taking/showing friends! read more

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Sake craze was absolutely amazing. Salmon is my favorite and it just kept coming and coming. It was fresh and flavorful. We sat at the sushi bar and the sushi chef was super entertaining and fun. He kept making us what he knew was good during the all you can eat portion and it was all fantastic. I can't wait to go back for just a regular omakase experience next. read more

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This place blew my mind. I read up on about 20 sushi restaurants and decided on this one. I have been accused of being a sushi "snob" and a sake "snob" too. I cannot really believe this place. Ambiance is quaint and each piece of the omakase is purposeful. The flavoring the texture, seasoning all contribute to a little taste of heaven in every piece. I have never heard of dry aged fish, but I am hooked (if I can find it any place else). This place is a treasure. I will be visiting every time I am in town (which will be every month in the next two months and then some). Did I mention the sake. If you like sake, the sake pairing is phenomenal. They served all my favorite sakes. Is that possible. I feel like this restaurant was made for me. Too bad I live 1,400 miles away. But will be visiting for the next four years since my son just started college here. Just finished my omakase experience. And I have to (go out on the ledge) and say this has to be one of my favorite experiences. BTW. My sushi chef was Hernan and he was no less than amazing (and yet humble). read more

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We did the AYCE Salmon omakase event for approx $120 and it was delicious! The truffle risotto was my fave but honestly the other dishes did not have a big wow factor as other omakase. The best thing about this is the AYCE portion at the end. There were unfortunately only 2 rounds of the AYCE that you can order until your resv is over. This was an experience I'm glad, but unsure if I would do it agajn read more

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Food is amazing, the service and the ambiance, the full trifecta!! Whenever I'm in town for business I make it a point to come and visit. The omakase experience and the quality of sushi is A+. It's cozy yet modern. Don't miss out on their Tuna Shows when available! read more

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Omakase at Yujo was good - not a standout compared to other spots. overall fish was fresh but the rice wasn't as complementary. Would definitely come back for the tuna cutting experience. read more

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Service was really great. We did the 13 course omakase for $75 which was fun. The fish was fresh and the flavors were creative. We loved the first few courses of sashimi but most of the nigiri were seared which we really prefer it to be raw!!! So wouldn't order it again but we did enjoy it overall. read more

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This review is for the Dallas location of Yujo. Yujo's sushi is not bad. They also have a flare for the theatrics meaning some pieces are presented with fancy plating, smoke, or spritz of gold flakes. Since Yujo is Vietnamese owned they actually have one piece of nigiri that stood out for me. On this piece they actually put a couple dots of fish sauce on top. This create a very unique taste, blending Vietnamese and Japanese flavors. It's actually very good. Two things that I didn't like were the tamago (egg) piece and the miso soup. Both did not taste good. The tamago had a weird taste to it and the miso was really watery. read more

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Just want to say again over a year later 5 stars. Everyone here is friendly , patient, knowledgeable, and clean. They provide the best experience, in the most relaxed setting. Please come and enjoy. I beg you. read more

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Friendly staff. Amazing sushi. Unique, artfully presented, fresh and yummy! Shima Aji, oyster shooter, Uni as toppings, & Fatty roll were FANTASTIC!! Amelio sushi chef is friendly and loves what he does. Highly recommend sitting at the bar. Pat is a friendly server with a great smile. read more

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Fresh sushi always. We tried the Kanpai, which is a prix fixe menu, but they were able to address shellfish allergy. I've been here before too and loved it but my only concern this time was that despite letting the chef know that I cannot have eel he put eel sauce on my hand roll. Apparently there's no eel in the sauce, but the sauce is cooked off; however, I was apprehensive so skipped it. The yellowtail sashimi and salmon nigiri were the best bites. read more

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Wow wow wow. I didn't know I needed Yujo in my life. We ordered omakase - uni craze. Each piece is topped with fat uni. Uni, caviar, gold flakes, high quality fish and wagyu were presented in the most beautiful way. The wagyu pieces were super tender and buttery that melted in my mouth. Some of the pieces were torched to get the smoked flavor. This is one of the best omakases I've been to! I'm definitely coming back!! Highly recommend! read more

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Went with one of my friends, quality of fish here was very nice. Volcano rolls was very nice especially with the scallops on top. Also the tuna roll which will be pictured was also very good. Vibe was nice and pretty, and service was good. Would recommend here! read more

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Great sushi spot! Wednesdays have discounted salmon sashimi. I definitely worth it. I'd recommend making a reservation since it gets busy. Tried their jalapeño margarita and it was really good. Service was quick and friendly, which made the whole experience even better. read more

Yujo - Japanese Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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I went here for a birthday dinner and had their miyabi omakase! I believe the pricing was around $75 per person but honestly it was pretty filling and I loved how much more intimate this location was compared to their frisco location! The service was friendly and the pace of the courses were perfect! The oyster starter was a liiiitle fishy for me but other than that every other piece was super fresh and yummy! Loved the uni and kanpachi - the chawanmushi and miso soup served towards the end of the course was also a perfect ending to the meal :) We also tried a few of their drinks - i reeeally enjoyed the Karai drink, it was the perfect blend of spicy, refreshing, and lightly sweet! I would go back just for that drink hehe read more

Yujo - Uni - Japanese Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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As someone new to Dallas, I've been on the hunt for an intimate sushi spot with high-quality nigiri--and I'm so glad I found Yujo! This place came across my social media, and it absolutely lived up to the hype. The restaurant itself is small, cozy, and quaint--exactly the kind of intimate vibe I was looking for. I went with my boyfriend, and together we tried nearly all the nigiri, from the specialty list to the standard selections. To start, I ordered the Lychee cocktail, which was perfectly balanced--sweet, light, and refreshing. My boyfriend ordered the Old Fashioned, and judging by the fact that he had three of them, I think it's safe to say he loved it. The menu has an excellent selection of nigiri with creative toppings. My absolute favorite was the Kinki nigiri from the dry-aged list--our server recommended it, and it did not disappoint. I also really enjoyed the chutoro and otoro nigiri, which were melt-in-your-mouth delicious. My boyfriend went for the Wagyu roll and absolutely LOVED it. On top of the amazing food, the service was fantastic. Our waiter checked on us consistently, offered great recommendations, and made the evening feel very personal and welcoming. Overall, the sushi here is beyond fresh, the cocktails are great, and the ambiance is perfect for a date night. I'll definitely be back to Yujo--it's already become one of my favorite spots in Dallas! read more

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What a great experience! Yujo offers a Tuna Cutting Show once a month and I was able to attend their November show. This show is unique to Yujo and I haven't heard of anything like this in the Dallas area. When we arrived, we were seated and ordered drinks (Pacific 75 - Yuzu Sake with Honey). There was a bar area and table area. The show promptly started at 7PM where the chefs brought out the 180 lbs Bluefin Tuna! The chef explained where the fish came from (this tuna came from Baja California) and the different tuna cuts. Once the fish was sliced, the chefs started preparing the dishes since this was also a Toro Omakase. We started with a Tartare with Caviar then the different dishes came out. All throughout the omakase experience, the chef brought around the different slices of fish; he brought out the head, explained the colors of the meat, and taught us about their dry aging process, and more. The whole experience was very informational and delicious! My favorite dishes were the 22-day dry aged otoro (it was full of umami flavor) and the akami skewer (it tasted like barbecue!) After the omakase, we got shots to celebrate and we ordered a la carte at no additional cost (some dishes had an up-charge but we didn't order that). I highly recommend the Tuna Cutting Show at Yujo because it is a memorable experience! I heard about making reservations by following their Instagram page. read more

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I really enjoyed our dining experience at Yujo. Our friends have been to Yujo several times and recommended we gave it a try. The four of us were able to sit at the Chef's counter and had the personalized Omakase experience. I can see why my friends love Yujo so much. The restaurant is not very large and have a nice, relaxing atmosphere about it. There were many courses and every omakase can be different. So I won't go into the details of what we had. There were good bites and great bites. We tried a few new things including dry-aged sashimi. While I can see the draw, I must admit I am not fully convinced I'd prefer dry-age sashimi vs. the good o'sashimi. But we did really really appreciate the personal attention & interaction with the chef, the explanation he provided, and overall, just casual feel of who dining experience. Overall, we really enjoyed our time at Yujo and can understand why our friends picked Yujo as recommended sushi joint for us to try in our short one-week stay when there are so many choices in the Dallas area. read more

So cute and unassuming! Went here for a first date, omakase was incredible. Matcha ice cream to finish was so so good.

Another great dining experience. Met a few people that were in town for work who selected Yugo based on the great Yelp reviews. This place gets better with each visit this time we let Jarred decide what to serve us and everything was wonderful. The location and atmosphere is great. Wife and friends loved the music. Definitely worth a visit! read more

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Tried the Uni omakase Pretty good And it is not hard to make reservations so it is a good place to go when you crave for good sushi read more

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Hubby and I did the omakase with sake pairing and it was great! Everything was good and our sushi chef (Dylan) was informative and answered any of our questions. He was awesome. Staff was really great too. We had a 8pm reservation and it was busy so they were running a little behind which was fine to me, it happens. It's a small place. My only complaint, I'm a short girly so I wish the seats were a little higher so we could see the chefs preparing our next dish. read more

This location is more quiet and intimate than the other sister locations. The staff here are equally as friendly and welcoming. They guide you through the omakase course and give you an overall wonderful experience. read more

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WHAT I ORDERED: Miyabi Omakase, Uni Pasta, Fatty Roll, A Summer Day Cocktail, Yujo Sour Cocktail PARKING: Parking lot with plenty of spots INSIDE: Intimate setting with fun décor, bathrooms are available, the staff was friendly and attentive and service was quick. Sat at the bar and the chef matches your space when presenting the next dish. The had a little sign placed at your spot writing out what you're celebrating which was a nice touch. THE FOODS/DRINKS: The Miyabi Omakase comes with 13 courses and my favorites were the oyster shooter, yellowtail and toro. The ube ice cream at the end was also delicious and a great way to end our meal. We also ordered the uni pasta and fatty roll and was a great addition to the omakase. Everything tasted fresh and appreciated the chef describing each dish. The drinks were good but nothing that really stood out to me. read more

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Overall wasn't bad... nice decor inside. I was debating between rounding up or down for my review but I think 4 stars is pretty good and a sign that I'd dine there again. Service was fine, no issues there. The chef was a bit soft spoken and it was a bit loud in there but nothing to complain about. I think most of the food was average at best... I ordered the Miyabi omakase... food was good but not great. Nothing really stood out to me at all. I wouldn't totally be against going back but also don't have any desire to. I think there are much better options in for around the same price point. read more

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Overall we had a great experience here! We decided to go a la carte because many times with omakase I find that they don't bring the items I really want to try. I found it super strange that they don't offer sashimi on their menu. The chef did still give us some tuna sashimi once we requested it. The oyster shooter was probably my favorite. I don't think we'd be back given a) the price point and b) there are just too many sushi places to try. read more

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Yujo is quite good. Made a reservation here just in case cause it was Friday. We sat the bar and it was a little awkward because the seating is lower than the bar. I wish they changed that to make it easier. Service was very quick and friendly. I've had a lot of sushi in the DFW area so I do know what I like. Their fish is fresh and it was good, but to me, about half of the things they had, I liked better elsewhere. This isn't to say they're bad, I just have my preferences. The star items I did really really like here though was the Bonito tataki and the spicy tuna hand roll. It was soooo good. I think it was the addition of the crunchy fried garlic that made it over the top for me. As far as drinks, definitely liked the yujo sour better. It's another good sushi restaurant in the dfw for sure. If asked, I'd go here again read more

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We had a very nice meal here with our friends Brian M. and Carlie M. last night. This is the sister restaurant to Kyodai which we have been to in Carrollton with the same couple. There are a few omakase options, but everyone decided to order a la carte since the menu had a lot of interesting options. Eric R. and I shared the triple tuna, a sashimi dish with two slices each of akami, chutoro, and otoro. Every piece was flavorful, and I was especially surprised by the tastiness of the lean tuna. I enjoyed a toro handroll and four pieces of nigiri: black cod, salmon belly, shima aji (mackerel), and Golden Seafoam, which was scallop topped with foie gras and uni. I also enjoyed uni chawanmushi from the hot appetizer list (it takes time to prepare), which was egg custard that had some enoki mushrooms and seafood in it, topped with uni and caviar. Next I had a yellowtail handroll since I noticed yellowtail was not offered as sashimi or nigiri in any other way. To close out, I ordered the fatty roll which had wagyu, uni, scallop, and toro with avocado and shiso. It was decadent! Our friends had a VIP token which they redeemed for free sushi. The chef send seared fatty salmon with a spicy mayo broiled and a drizzle of eel sauce. It was very tasty. We enjoyed hot green tea throughout the meal which was refilled regularly, and many staff checked in on us to see how we were doing. The ambiance is very nice and the quality of the food is outstanding. I definitely would return here to try other items on the menu. Itadakimasu! read more

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My Asian Grub in DF Dub Facebook group did not steer me wrong. I've been looking for a really amazing omakase spot in DFW that's comparable to my favorite omakase spots in Los Angeles and this is the one right here. I almost don't want to share this review. I want to gate-keep the heck out of this place. I don't even know where to begin. Going to this place was kind of sketch, I'm not going to lie. We entered through the Shell parking lot into this huge strip mall. Don't let this deter you to coming here because it's deceptively beautiful inside too with incredible food! I made reservations on Tock and promptly got seated. We arrived 10 minutes early. They take a $25/person non-refundable deposit when you reserve, but they put it towards your bill at the end. We knew we wanted the omakase experience so we did the Tokujo omakase tasting which was 16 courses including appetizers and dessert. It was market price, but we paid around $160 per person. We also had the sake pairing. Everything that the chef put out in front of us was a work of art, as you can see from the pictures. Everything was unbelievably fresh and tasty. I can't pinpoint to one particular dish that I loved, but there are a few that come to mind -- this red snapper with a yuzu glaze, scallop with uni on top, and the unagi with foil gras. Each course was a perfect story of a journey the chef wanted to take us on. I would definitely come back here again. I think I might be obsessed. read more

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I got to experience Yujo with a group of friends (party of 6) last month, a few days before Christmas, and we had a nice time. The six of us all opted for the premium omakase because we were very interested in trying the dry-aged fish that they advertise on their website and socials. For the most part everything we ate tasted good - some courses were more standout than others, and the vibe inside was pretty trendy. Service was also mostly prompt and everything was plated beautifully. The pros first: the sushi rice was excellent, the fish was all super fresh, and the dry-aged fish courses were very interesting and tasty. One of our initial courses was a sous vide salmon with ikura and wasabi crema that rocked our socks off, and one of our last decadent nigiri courses was unagi with nori, foie gras, and garlic chips, a true umami bomb. There were a lot of inventive flavor combos, and for the most part the fish wasn't ever too drowned out despite some of the more gimmicky bells and whistles (caviar, truffle, sprayed-on gold flakes, smoky bowls, etc). Drinks were also quite tasty throughout the evening. The cons: I think when a tasting menu is billed as 16 courses, it's a little odd to bring a tiny bowl of sashimi with one slice each of three different fish and say it's three courses out of the 16. Just seems a bit stingy to me, especially when it's presented as one dish. We were also at a corner table for our party so a lot of our nigiri came out 3-4 at a time, which is fine, but feels like a less personal touch than other omakase counters where you watch the chef prepare each nigiri and give it to you fresh. The fried sweet shrimp heads were also underfried - the best ones you can eat whole because they were fried enough to be totally crunchy all the way through, exoskeleton and all, but here only the skinny legs reached that level of crunch. At the end of the day, I think I just prefer a more traditional approach to omakase that allows the fish to shine in its purest form. That isn't to say that Yujo is bad - I would certainly return, possibly for an a la carte dinner in which I could control more of what I was eating, but for an omakase menu that suits my personal preferences more, I'd look elsewhere. read more

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We came on a Saturday evening for a standard omakase. At $75 per person in Dallas, I was hoping for a really good piece of Toro or scallop, the fish were mostly standard fish, well executed with the occasional truffle oil garnish as an luxury touch. I think for this omakase, $60 pp would have been more appropriate for Dallas. Creative, delicious food and good service! It was not too hard to book an appt, I booked mid week. Ambience is nice and cozy. Lots of couples celebrating special occasions. read more

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Brand new spot for Japanese food at Preston and LBJ (just a few doors down from Dougherty's). It is an intimate setting with a small sushi bar and a few tables. Definitely try to get a reservation! We went on a Saturday night without a res, and they got us in, but I know we were fortunate that night to get a seat. Service was impeccably attentive, and it was kind of unbelievable that they've only been open a couple of weeks. They definitely know their business. We started off with hubby's tuna sashimi and their roasted Brussels Sprouts - which, if I'm being honest, was my own personal reason for wanting to go. They were definitely in my top 3 Brussels Sprouts dishes I've ever eaten. They were roasted to perfection and tossed in an incredibly flavorful sauce. We also got a Seared Wagyu Roll and some refreshing cucumbers. We did decide to get the Chocolate Crepe Cake for dessert. The flavor was very light - which was a welcome change from the super rich dessert options we're usually presented with these days. read more

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Great little sushi restaurant in Dallas that features a couple omakase options as well as a la carte dishes. Bonus points for a great sake menu. Price was $75 for the 13 course option and $160 (MP) for the 16 course option (presumably with much more seasonal and premium ingredients). We opted for the former. Overall, the omakase menu was good and well thought out. The sushi rice was unique and seasoned a little more aggressively than most places I've been to. Quality of fish was great overall. Great value in DTX for a quality omakase option. Yujo is fairly small and plays a little soft jazz the background. The restaurant is fairly quiet overall. Service was fast and great all-around. If you're looking for an upscale sushi restaurant in Dallas Yujo should be on your list. Yujo may have one of the best values around for this type of dining. read more

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We went on Friday night during their soft opening, had reservations and were seated pretty promptly. It's a beautiful space and a lot of the customers were taking pictures of themselves . We asked the manager for a couple of not too sweet cocktails. Andrew, the bar tender, was very busy and was not taking any shortcuts. Getting the drinks took a while. Yujo has few versions of a fixed price menu. We opted for the super special one that ran $175 per person. Sake pairing added 25 pp. The food started before the drink came out . It was soft opening so we gave them grace for this minor lapse. The first course was a round salmon patty with ginger on a bed of avocado. Absolutely delicious and amongst the best "sushi" I've ever had. This and subsequent courses highlighted that Yujo sources excellent seafood and beef. They get both uni from Santa Barbara and from Japan. Speaking of Uni, I indicated that I'm not a fan and they offered to customize my dinner vs my wife's who does like Uni. Midway through dinner I changed my mind and they graciously adapted the remaining courses to include Uni. Apparently I just don't like bad Uni. At first service was a little off, for example there were at one point 3 courses piling up at our table. When I asked them to slow down, they did. The mystery drink was delicious by the way. Some combination of aged tequila, cucumber and the glass was finished with some wasabi salt or spice. A piece of art! Some other highlights: The Wagyu steamed beef just melted in our mouths. I would not have been able to identify it as beef if someone had placed it in my mouth blindfolded. Each course was presented in a beautiful manner. The dry aged fish, part of the, super special fixed price menu, was unique and delicious. Sake pairing hit the spot. We are not experts but loved the first two sakes and enjoyed the final, sweeter sake as it matched well with the final courses. The wine list is fairly priced. Seems like red wines are not at cellar temperature so if this important to you, stick with the white wine or just enjoy the sake. We left very full and happy that we tried this restaurant. Hope this place does well. It is fairly high end for the location but worth it. read more

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I was not prepared for all the flavor bombs Yujo was throwing at me. My friend and I were going to go with just the Miyabi omakase but were convinced we needed the Tokujo after hearing about what was included (including dry aged fish!). They apologized in advance for putting us in that room in the front so it wouldn't be a bar experience and might have a lack of attention but I think neither my friend nor I thought that at all! Our dishes came out quick, and we were frequently checked on by the servers and who I assume was the owner or manager as well. We actually really liked the room, it was nice and spacious! The food was absolutely incredible and it's only convinced me that I need to come back and try the uni craze omakase and probably get the Tokujo again! I cannot wait to come back!! read more

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Brian. Fucking. Reinhart. Look, I've loved the guy ever since his hilariously wheels-off evisceration of The Mexican (look up that D Mag review if you missed it). But man, you led us astray on this one, Brian. We excitedly booked a reservation here for the day after the D Mag mini-review hit. Affordable omakase?? Hell yeah! So, here's where Brian isn't totally to blame, because we assumed the 16-course "market price" omakase wouldn't be much more than the 13-course option ($75). I mean, Brian described the restaurant as affordable/approachable...with no caveats noted...and how much more could 3 extra courses cost?? Well, we deffffffinitely should have verified that price assumption, because when the bill came for $175/person, we were a little shell-shocked. Ok, price aside, let's talk taste buds. All of the nigiri were excellent. The other dishes were...fine. But for $175/person, every single course should be incredible. Service? I love the people here. I really want them to succeed. Everyone seemed so kind. That said, I have to say that there were several missteps. I'll overlook most of them given that they'd been open for less than a week. However, there was one issue too big not to mention. I have a shellfish allergy (side note: I appreciate that they're open to substitutions on the omakase for allergies) and informed the waitress of this when we ordered. But...I guess she didn't inform the chefs? Not one but TWO courses with shellfish were put in front of me. I noticed the first one; the second one was scallop under pudding, and I would have dug right into it without knowing if they hadn't frantically run over and stopped me. Kudos to the younger sushi chef who consistently kept an eye on the dishes being served to me. In terms of ambiance, the interior is lovely but falls short of the glamorous interiors of most restaurants in Dallas where I'd drop $175/person. The easiest and most impactful change they could make would be to adjust the lighting, which is rather bright. I realize it's tough to give the chefs the light they need in such a small space, but I think there's still room for improvement here. (Bathrooms too.) Finally, I have to note that the owner/manager(?) was going around to every table asking for one-star Google reviews. Sort of a shtick about how they aren't competing for stars, from what I understood (although I don't quite understand it -- ratings platforms are only helpful if the ratings mean something, and a single restaurant isn't going to break Google). Anyway, I mention that as a possible explanation for the bizarrely positive one-star review among the current Yelp reviews (not the one complaining of racism, which I didn't observe in any form, FYI). Ultimately, I wouldn't come back here for the 16-course omakase (so long as it's priced the same as others in DFW that, in my opinion, are more deserving of the pricetag), but the nigiri were fantastic, so I'd probably come back for that at some point. It's still not exactly cheap, but for those times that you want something a little more elevated than your neighborhood sushi joint, I think it'd be a good option for some nigiri and rolls. Or maybe that $75 omakase option is worth a try...but I think I'd rather spend my money exclusively on nigiri here. read more

Yujo - One of the chefs prepares some cuts from a luscious dry-aged salmon. The dry-aging fridge is on display in the dining room. - Japanese Near Me - Dallas, Texas