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1722, Routh Street, 75201, Dallas, Dallas County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 214-220-2828
website: www.tei-an.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 32.792057, Longitude: -96.7955047
Let's Eat Houston
::Beautiful restaurant serving both authentic and creative Japanese foods with great attention to quality in ingredients and service. We went for a bachelor party and ordered the omakase. All the dishes were incredible, especially the wagyu beef. We were all incredibly full by the end of the meal and enjoyed our time here. They also have a fancy Japanese toilet which was an experience in itself.
Amy New
::Came here for an anniversary date - Rona, our server was amazing. Very attentive and knowledgeable of the menu. The food and service was incredible! It also felt very worth the cost. Will definitely come back!
Carlyle S.
::Went for an anniversary/birthday dinner last month and it was delicious! The white seaweed salad is amazing (as well as everything else). Everything was nice and clean, nice servers, some a bit too quiet for me to hear. Ambiance on point. It was nice of them to show authenticity of the wagyu, but I could have done without it probably. I would definitely recommend eating here at least once for the experience. But several more times for the food 😊.
Jess
::Loved them! I will be honest, I loved their appetizers way more than their entrees. The shrimp tempura is to die for, karaage and edamame was great. Caviar tuna tartare was amazing. Had premium sashimi, udon noodles, and wagyu; it was all good as like, good expected taste. Not too special but still great quality. Tho sashimi was too little compare to the price and wagyu felt full of fat. Kinda felt like fatty korean galbi. Their mocktail was good, old fashion was very smooth. Dessert was great as well especially tiramisu. Chocolate soufflé and vanilla ice cream was also good. Overall, I would definitely come back to try other dishes.
Tiffany Liu
::Overrated! The new year’s eve Omakase dinner was way below expectation. First of all, the flavor of the food is just so-so, you can find better quality somewhere else with half the price. Additionally the service was so slow that I almost fell sleep waiting for the next course. I would not recommend this restaurant.