Tei-An

Name: Tei-An
Address: 1722 Routh Street, Dallas, TX, 75201, US
Telephone: (214) 220-2828
Price range: $$$
Rating: 4.4

Experience Authentic Japanese Cuisine in the Heart of Dallas

4.4(5 reviews)

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Tei-An is a distinguished Japanese restaurant located in Dallas' vibrant arts district. Renowned for its exquisite omakase and handcrafted soba dishes, the establishment offers a unique dining experience that combines tradition with culinary artistry. Guests praise the attentive and knowledgeable staff, who expertly guide patrons through the diverse menu, ensuring each course is not just a meal but a cultural journey. With a commitment to quality ingredients and creative presentation, Tei-An promises an unforgettable dining experience for both new visitors and returning guests.

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1722 Routh St Suite110, Dallas, TX 75201, USA

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1722 Routh Street

Dallas, TX, 75201

(214) 220-2828 www.tei-an.com/

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Services

Classic Omakase

A curated 7-course tasting menu featuring seasonal dishes, including soba, sushi, and wagyu, with optional premium add-ons like toro and uni.

Handcrafted Soba Noodles

Artisanal cold and hot soba served with traditional sauces, available as samplers or individual dishes, made fresh daily.

Sushi and Sashimi

Premium selections of nigiri, sashimi, and rolls using high-quality fish, prepared with expert technique.

Tempura and Appetizers

Lightly battered vegetable and seafood tempura, pickled veggies, and other starters to complement your meal.

Sake and Beverage Pairings

Curated sake list, including options like Yuzu Omoi, and tea selections to enhance the dining experience.

Private Dining and Events

Reserved seating and customized menus for birthdays, anniversaries, or corporate gatherings in an elegant setting.

4.40 · 5 reviews

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Abdual l

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· 7 months ago

Overpriced and mediocre food at best. Sushi was very cold, texture off… seemed semi frozen still, not what to expect for a Japanese fine dining experience. Be careful, they charge $6 for a small cup of tea that should be complimentary. The fried chicken was actually okay, maybe the best item along with the soba (both fairly priced as well) The wagyu slices highly disappointing, served basically raw and didn’t even feel like wagyu. Service was poor, expect to wait for a reservation and have your waitress rush around. Unfortunately the experience is not worth the cost

Palash Shrivastava

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· 7 months ago

Had a lovely experience at Tei-An The food and service went beyond my expectations Vegetable tempura : perfectly cooked veggies and potatoes, with a lovely tempura sauce Cold soba sampler : really well made, served over a bamboo plate with 4 different sauces, each of them with their own unique and very tasteful flavor Yaki Soba : Well cooked and flavorful noodles, we added fried tofu to the dish and it was one of the best decisions made for the night, highly recommend, they even pre divided it into two perfect shares ! Soba ice cream : the highlight of the night, it's on their menu by a different name but if you ask your server they should be able to help out, very well balanced flavor of buckwheat, vanilla ice cream and black honey

Chelsea Schafer

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· 7 months ago

Thank you Tei-An for a lovely lunch. To our server, thank you for your patience and knowledge you shared with us about the menu. We were very happy with our selections and the pickled veggies were a great starter. We enjoyed a sweet finish thanks to you and both were delicious. Make a reservation ahead of time for this lovely arts district restaurant. We wanted a walk so we walked from city center and it took about 20-25 minutes and their were many museums and galleries on the walk that would be great for those exploring the city.

Happy Mai

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· 8 months ago

My husband and I celebrated my birthday at Tei-An last night, it was such an amazing experience. We decided to do the 7-course “Classic Omakase” ($145) and I was initially worried that we wouldn’t be full in the end, but I was definitely wrong about that. We normally celebrate at places with the typical omakase in which it involves sashimi, nigiri, and sometimes an app/soup so we didn’t really know what to expect with this kind of omakase. We added on the toro, uni, freshly grated & pickled stem wasabi to our meal and it was a must get! Our drink of choice was a bottle of cold “Yuzu Omoi” sake and it was smooth & refreshing. After every course I was blown away by the quality and creativity of each course. I kept repeating “how can it get better each time?!”, we have already talked about coming back in the future since our experience was so amazing!

waqas gilani

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· 10 months ago

Located in the heart of Dallas, McDonalds at 1000 Commerce St offers a familiar menu of fast food favorites including burgers, fries, breakfast items, and coffee. Despite being a globally recognized brand, this location has faced some challenges regarding safety and customer experience, especially in the evening hours. Customers report satisfaction with the drive-thru service, but there are concerns about crowd control and security in the restaurant area. The management is encouraged to enhance safety measures to improve the dining environment for families and all customers.

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