Ahoyama Restaurant

You can't swing a dead cat anymore without hitting a great sushi joint in DFW. And we've been to a good numberBut for many, many years now Ahoyama has been our go to due to proximity and to amazing, no, amazing, consistency. Never ever in all these years has there been anything disappointing or less than perfect.Tonight for a lighter supper we ordered Hamachi sashimi and tuna sashimi to go along with a couple bottles of unfiltered saki. The portions were generous and the fish was absolutely perfect. Cannot highly enough recommend.

Absolutely delicious! We had 12 people in our party and still had excellent service. I got the cowboy roll and spicy crunch tuna and both were so good! Highly recommend

Since they're right around the corner, we had to check it out. The service was excellent. Even when ordering takeout, the hostess offered water while I waited. We ordered the sushi & sashimi combo plus a Rattle Snake roll. Most of the sashimi were good; however, the slices were cut on the smaller side and the tuna was a bit fishy. The roll was excellent, completely satisfied my eel craving. Overall a pretty nice sushi spot, good for quick, weeknight sushi cravings!

My friend invited me out to dinner and so I was curious if it live up to the hype. I would consider this place pretty good. Everything tasted pretty fresh, but I wasn't completely blown away. I'm definitely a sushi fanatic so I'm picky than most.

Hands down the best sushi I had ever had. We always try to venture out and try other sushi restaurants and we keep coming back to Ahoyama. I only wish the restaurant had more of a date-night vibe. We usually order takeout-out.

The food is always very good.The service is impeccable. The ambiance is just what you want for a long time, well established, consistent neighborhood restaurant.

First time at Ahoyama and I like the interior design with some outdoor seating options and easy dedicated parking lot. Lighting is nice and they have a full sake menu, noise level is low and I'm pretty sure we listed to 1/2 the Backstreet Boys CD while dining so it's a calm environment. Service is swift. For the food the Miso Soup is pleasant and only $1.50, i'll probably try the edamame over the soup if I return. The Yaki Soba was sugar and cinnamon sweet- we couldn't eat it. You can taste sugar but the beef had another flavor all together and was chewy. We've been to several Japanese restaurants in the US and Japan, never ever have I ever had sweet Yaki- terrible do not recommend. Ok so the rolls:The Baja Fresh roll was ok but over all didn't work and and I wouldn't call imitation crab "fresh". I liked the combo of mango and jalapeño but when mixed with tomato and red onion it was like a crabmeat roll in wanna be Tex-Mex chunky mango salsa. Pretty for a picture but I wouldn't recommend for sushi.The Hawaiian Roll was the best of the bunch. Fish was nice and the crunch onion added texture. There was definitely a light sauce added so I didn't have the desire to dip in soy or add anything. Be advised the inside of the roll is not a piece of tuna but minced ground tuna- that's not what the menu says so if you don't like negitoro texture this won't be for you. The Spicy Crunch Roll was good and served warm which can throw some people off. It wasn't spicy but the flavors and crunch were fine.Food is 3 stars, but the atmosphere, plating, cleanliness and attentive service earns another star.

I am always a huge fan of sushi restaurants with any riceless rolls, let alone a selection. The ahoyama and butterfly rolls were very tasty but the plating left a little to be desired. They were all very uneven and the ayohama came rather messy and fell apart more once I touched it. The price point would have been average for the quality if there was a little more care taken to presentation. Staff was very attentive and knew just when to stop by. The music choice was an eclectic early 2000s playlist that had me laughing and in a fun mood.

Absolutely tasty! I have tried multiple rolls and the bento boxes from here and they are very filling. For dine in, i feel like some staff are super fast and some let you sit for a little bit. I love the layout of the restaurant. There are a lot of TVs by the bar, but I like that they're over there and not spread out around the restaurant. I look forward to my next visit.

Ahoyama is a great local spot. Especially for lunch. Whether you like sushi, hibachi, or "basic" things like chicken teriyaki...this place is for you. I like going with the lunch sushi combos which come with soup AND salad. The vibe of the restaurant is great, and the service is even better.