Sushi Sakana Uptown

We had such a lovely meal here. We ordered a lot of sushi. 4 of us shared a Special Boat A, plus White Tuna, Yellow Tail, unagi, and they gave us an order of Toro. Some additional rolls were ordered and we were full!!

Was looking for a good sushi place that I hadn't been to before and came across this place. It's pretty small on the inside, but that makes for a great quiet and intimate date place. Service was pretty good and quite quick for several rolls. The rolls were surprisingly really good! Some of the better sushi rolls that I've had compared to other places. They are pretty good on price for the amount that you get for the roll. I thought the rolls were pretty big! They also do a whole lot of to-go orders for the people living real close by. That part of the restaurant stays busy!I'll for sure be back one day for some good sushi!

Visited this quaint spot in uptown on a Friday night at about 630. No wait, which was great, and food came very quickly. We ordered the combo fried rice, salmon tower, volcano roll, and one other roll. We ate essentially all of the latter 3 dishes. Unfortunately the fried rice had little flavor by comparison and we decided to leave it. I would return for the sushi but would leave fried rice. Also loved the complementary dessert (mochi)

Amazing experience, highly recommend! If there's only one check, you can fill out their ordering page by marking your selections. If you have separate checks, they'll take the orders individually. We went with a big group and that worked fine. The menu is extensive so there's something for everyone, even for those who don't want sushi (they have noodles, fried rice, and other options). A couple of our group had allergies (crab & dairy) and they were super accommodating. I recommend the dumpling soup (it comes in a pork bone broth), spicy edamame, and the dancing fire roll (shrimp tempura, spicy crabmeat, avocado, cucumber topped with boiled shrimp furikake with spicy mayo, eel sauce). It comes covered in aluminum foil and they light up the fire on the table. It's so entertaining and perfect for the chilly night since we sat outside. It was so delicious too.

This was a strange experience. "Sushi" being in the name of the restaurant, I anticipated that would be the highlight of my experience. I was proven otherwise. A lot of the sushi-adjacent aspects of this meal were great, but the sushi was not. I came in for lunch and had a sushi/sashimi bento. The fish - 2/5 Unironically the worst part of this meal. While fresh, these were not the best quality ingredients, and it showed. The tuna was lean and tasteless, as was the shrimp. The salmon was decent, but nothing remarkable. If you do decide to come here, I'd actually recommend ordering more of the dishes from the kitchen. The sashimi was sliced in giant blocks, which is not how it is supposed to be served. There was no ginger or wasabi.Gyoza 4/5 - Perfectly fried, but not my favorite flavor combination. Octopus Salad - 5/5 The best part of the meal? A sleeper hit. Lots of flavor going on here. Small bits of tender octopus. Not chewy in any way.Salad - 5/5 Also an unexpected sleeper hit. The second best part of the meal.Decor 4/5 - Upscale, modern, pleasant.Service 5/5 - Excellent, attentive service. Overall, the best part of my experience.

New casual sushi spot. I stopped in on a Sunday afternoon after my walk. Nicely decorated, maybe 10 tables and an open sushi bar. I only ordered sashimi. Toro and yellowtail. Both cleanly sliced, good width. Fresh and naturally tasty. At the end of the meal the staff brought complimentary ice cream. I'll be back!

Sushi Sakana is one of my favorite sushi places in uptown. The staff is very friendly and the food is always great. The atmosphere is more casual.

The sushi at this restaurant was decent but nothing exceptional. The variety of rolls was okay, and the quality of the fish and appetizer was average - Fantastic Roll ($18) & Friend Calamari ($10). The service was prompt, but the ambiance lacked a bit of character. Overall, it's an average spot for a quick sushi fix compared to other DFW sushi spots. I might try again for their Happy Hour.

The sushi was good, nothing spectacular tbh though! I ordered the following: 1 california roll and 1 shaggy dog roll. Both were good. I do wish the shaggy dog roll was more crispy as what I expected from the menu description. The food came out pretty fast. I came on a Friday afternoon and there were a few tables in the restaurant dining. They do have lunch specials which I just missed by 15 min on Friday so plan accordingly if you are trying to catch it! Seems like a very popular spot people order from as there were a lot of online/pickup orders. Service: 2/5I didn't like the service I received from my particular waiter. When I came in, I was not greeted. When I told her a table for 1 she mumbled under her breath and pointed to an area of 4 tables for me to sit at. I even asked where to sit and she still pointed in the direction of tables. When I sat down, she said I couldn't sit there and had to move to another table. When it was time to pay however I was greeted with a big smile (typical!) and asked how my meal was. I expect to be treated decently at a restaurant providing service from the moment I step into an establishment and leave when I'm spending money.

We get takeout here all the time and honestly, I am never disappointed. They always get the order correct, sushi is super fresh. I've also tried some of the cooked appetizers, delicious as well.