Oishii Sushi

Yes, Oishii Sushi is a popular date-night spot for sushi lovers. Guests praise the creative specialty rolls (Royce, Tribeca, Flower) and the entertaining sushi bar, which makes for a fun, memorable evening. The dining room is casual‑elegant and often lively, so it’s great for celebrations and anniversaries; expect some noise and upbeat music on busy nights. For a cozier experience, request a quieter table or an early seating and consider asking to sit at the sushi bar for a showy, romantic touch.

Portions are generally generous, many specialty rolls and sushi plates are shareable and several guests note that rolls are plenty for two. Entrees like noodle dishes and signature plates arrive in substantial portions too. Sashimi and nigiri follow standard sushi portioning (2–5 pieces depending on the item). If you’re sharing, order a few rolls plus an appetizer and you’ll likely have enough for the table.

Yes, Oishii serves a full alcohol program. Guests frequently order specialty cocktails, wine (including half‑price bottle night on Wednesdays), sake, and beer. The cocktail menu includes creative signature drinks and there’s an extensive wine and sake list to pair with sushi or cooked dishes.

The Royce Roll is the standout many guests recommend, crabmeat mix, tempura flakes, truffle oil and yellowtail with thin lemon slices and sriracha (riceless). Other favorites often mentioned are the Tribeca roll, Flower roll, Himalayan roll, and fresh yellowtail and toro sashimi. Spicy edamame and soft‑shell crab appetizers are also guest favorites.

Oishii Sushi serves lunch and dinner with the following hours: Mon–Fri 11:00 AM–3:00 PM for lunch; Mon–Thu and Sun 5:00 PM–10:00 PM for dinner; Fri 5:00 PM–11:00 PM; Sat 11:00 AM–11:00 PM. Check ahead for holiday hours or special events.

Best time depends on your vibe: weekday lunch or early weeknight dinners are quieter and faster, while evenings (especially Fri/Sat) and Wednesday half‑price wine night are lively and busy. If you want the sushi‑bar experience, sit at the bar when the kitchen is active; for a calmer meal, arrive early or choose weekday lunch.

Oishii offers sushi‑bar seating where you can watch chefs at work, plus dining tables and a lively bar area. Guests repeatedly mention sitting at the sushi bar for an entertaining experience. The restaurant does not advertise private rooms or private‑party spaces, so large or private-group needs should be discussed with the restaurant beforehand.

The atmosphere is vibrant and energetic, a casual‑elegant sushi spot with upbeat music and a lively sushi bar. Guests love watching the chefs and praise the fun, social vibe, though several note it can get noisy during busy nights. It’s well suited for date nights, celebrations, and lively dinners; if you prefer quiet, aim for lunch or an early dinner.

Smart casual. Guests commonly dress for date night and celebratory dinners; the atmosphere is polished but relaxed, so neat, casual‑elegant attire is appropriate.

Yes, guests frequently request specific servers, bar seating, off‑menu items, or accommodations for dietary needs. Reviews show staff often honor off‑menu or special orders and will help with birthdays or celebrations. There’s no private‑party offering, so for seating preferences, dietary restrictions, or special celebrations it’s best to call ahead when you make a reservation.

Generally yes, families and birthday groups with children dine here, and guests report comfortable family visits. There isn’t a dedicated kids’ menu, but shareable rolls, appetizers, and cooked entrees make ordering for kids easy. For younger children, consider an early seating to avoid the louder dinner rush and mention any preferences when you reserve.

Busiest: weekend evenings (Fri/Sat) and popular midweek promotions (Wednesday half‑price wine night), expect louder music and a full house. Quietest: weekday lunches and early dinner seatings before the dinner rush, when service is typically faster and the dining room calmer. Plan accordingly depending on whether you want a lively or relaxed visit.

If you want deals and a festive vibe, Wednesday is popular for half‑price wine night (though it can be busy and loud). For a quieter, more relaxed meal, weekday lunch or an early weeknight is ideal. Weekend evenings deliver the liveliest atmosphere and full service if you’re seeking a bustling night out.

Yes, guests mention other Oishii locations in the Dallas area (for example, a Preston location and an Oak Lawn location). Several guests compare this location to nearby branches, so if you prefer a different neighborhood vibe, check which location fits you best.

Yes, Oishii runs several guest‑favorite offerings: a popular half‑price bottle wine night on Wednesdays, omakase/specials from the sushi bar, off‑menu items and rotating chef specials, and occasional birthday treats mentioned by guests. Guests often recommend asking about the specials board or off‑menu items when you arrive.

Oishii Sushi is rated 4.8 stars by 986 OpenTable diners.

Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable.