Presented for the whole family, Ka Thai opens its doors for lunch, dinner, dessert and happy hour. Focusing on its love of guests, it’s Ka Thai’s mission to find highest quality ingredients packed with flavor. 110, 214.220.2828 $$$ KNOX / HENDERSON Ka Thai Restaurant Bringing flavor straight from Thailand and a desire to present new cultures to Dallas, Ka Thai’s diverse menu features classic Thai bites along with rooted family recipes. 400 Crescent Court, 214.252.7000 $$$ Chef Teiichi Sakurai’s venture in One Arts Plaza serves handmade soba and artful Japanese cuisine in sleekly serene surroundings.

2330 Flora St., #170, 214.871.8883 $ CMYK Tei An Nobu International restaurateur Nobu Matsuhisa’s chic outpost at the Rosewood Crescent Hotel presents a delicate integration of Peruvian components and Japanese ingredients for exceptional results-try the tobanyaki sizzling dome. This second restaurant to open up at Hall Arts boasts quite the culinary array of Asian fusion dishes. 625 High Market St., 469.248.0150, $$ CMYK Musumé Appearing on the scene in the Dallas’ Arts District, Musumé brings together the most expansive collection of sake in Texas with top-notch sushi. 3699 McKinney Ave, 214.484.5151 $$ CMYK a lengthy list of beer and wine, cocktails and teas. Try their gourmet yellowtail, salmon, blue crab rolls and more from their hand roll bar, and pair it with their namo nitro tea. Their minimalistic menu and intimate environment––there are only 20 seats at a circular bar––provides a modern twist on Japanese favorites. ASIAN CMYK UPTOWN Namo To experience pure and untainted Japanese cuisine, check out Namo Sushi.

Namo sushi menu