Nobu Dallas

"The world-famous Nobu has an outpost in Dallas that has been going strong for 30 years. This well-respected sushi restaurant has been the training ground for numerous sushi chefs around the Metroplex. It’s a classic, and, at this point, and still serves a stellar plate of sushi. Dishes like toro tartare, salmon skin salad, tomato ceviche, wagyu foie gras dumplings, lobster tempura, and covetable slices of Japanese A5 wagyu are sure to delight." - Courtney E. Smith, Rachel Pinn

"While you might not find A-list celebrities at this Nobu as you would in New York or LA, you’re definitely going to stumble on congressional nepo-babies and D-league basketball players looking to burn the last hundred dollars of their game checks. And that’s because the trendy downtown restaurant delivers an exceptionally good meal. As expected, the prices are on the steep side ($100 per person at minimum) but it’s hard not to love the diverse array of dishes on the menu. The yellowtail and scallion rolls, cold cuts of sashimi, and the buttery rockfish tempura are all very very good. " - omnia saed, tristiana hinton

"For the early eaters, land here for a Christmas day brunch from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Feast on a yellowtail sashimi jalapeno and grilled salmon teriyaki, Nobu eggs Benedict with snow crab, chicken karaage, matcha mochi waffles. The cost is $75 per person and a $38 kids bento that includes a shrimp tempura roll, chicken skewers with teriyaki, inaniwa udon yuzu gutter soy and a choice of mochi ice cream or sorbet is available." - Courtney E. Smith

"For the early eaters, land here for a Christmas day brunch from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Feast on a yellowtail sashimi jalapeno and grilled salmon teriyaki, Nobu eggs Benedict with snow crab, chicken karaage, matcha mochi waffles. The cost is $75 per person and a $38 kids bento that includes a shrimp tempura roll, chicken skewers with teriyaki, inaniwa udon yuzu gutter soy and a choice of mochi ice cream or sorbet is available." - Courtney E. Smith

"For the mom who likes luxury, sushi, and getting a deal: Nobu Dallas is offering a prix fixe menu for Mother’s Day brunch. For $75 per person, diners get a starter, main, and dessert. Options include Nobu eggs benedict with snow crab, beef tenderloin with egg and yuzu soy butter, a chef’s selection of sushi, and more. Reservations are strongly recommended." - Courtney E. Smith