Shoyo
Sushi restaurant · Belmont
1916 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX 75206, USA
Highlights
Intimate omakase sushi restaurant with creative dishes and lively vibe
Intimate omakase sushi restaurant with creative dishes and lively vibe
"Shoyo serves serious food, but the vibe at this 12-seat omakase joint is fun and informal, more like a dinner party than a hallowed den of fine dining. You’ll have a front-row seat to the action over about 17 courses. Past dinners have included sweet, buttery prawns and toro topped with truffle-infused caviar, but menus vary by the season. These guys also run Kaiyo, the more casual sushi bar and izakaya down the street." - kevin gray
"Shoyo serves serious food, but the vibe at this 12-seat omakase joint is fun and informal, more like a dinner party than a hallowed den of fine dining. You’ll have a front-row seat to the action over about 17 courses. Past dinners have included sweet, buttery prawns and toro topped with truffle-infused caviar, but menus vary by the season. These guys also run Kaiyo, the more casual sushi bar and izakaya down the street." - Kevin Gray
"This 13-seat omakase restaurant offers a $195 per guest service, optional wine and sake pairings, and add-ons. Diners get quite the show with their meal from chefs Shinichiro Kondo, previously the head chef at Nobu in Vegas, and Jimmy Park, who worked under Shin. The duo put a nice omakase together, incorporating seasonal fish that is flown in fresh." - Rachel Pinn
"Shoyo, which is tucked away on Lowest Greenville, offers an omakase tasting menu — and with a limited 12-person seating, it’s not easy to get in. The meal itself changes based on availability, seasonality, and the whims of a crew of Nobu-trained chefs including owner Jimmy Park." - Courtney E. Smith, Rachel Pinn
"Shoyo made moves this year and, in doing so, became even better than before." - Courtney E. Smith
