Deep Sushi

I took my fiance there for his birthday. I made reservations earlier in the week. We had no problem finding the location or finding parking. Our table was ready right when we walked in the door. The service was great and the food was even better. My fiance enjoyed a lot of yummy sushi. The pieces were big and the pricing was reasonable. I do not eat sushi so I had chicken. The chicken was good and it came with rice and vegetables. For dessert we had the fried bananas with red bean ice cream. It was VERY good! And they gave it to us free since it was my fiances birthday. I would definatly recommend Deep Sushi. The environment was great for talking, the music was not too loud. If you want a more one on one eating go to deep sushi. Sometimes it is hard to talk in big restaurants because the music is so loud and it is so busy inside. Deep Sushi was very relaxed and not ""busy"" at all. Pros: Quiet environment, good sushi, decent prices Cons: None more

I moved to Dallas in 2004. When I found Deep Sushi shortly after I moved here I was very excited. No Sushi resturant in Dallas was even comparable to my favorite resturant (Tokyo in Beaumont, TX). The Sushi at Deep Sushi was AMAZING with its very fresh fish and large portions at an affordable price for Dallas. However, at about the beginning of 2006 I believe there was a change in management. The portions gradually grew smaller and the prices higher. I was so disapointed at a recent visit when a VERY rude waitress proceeded to tell me that one of my favorite dishes (Seafood soup) was not on the menu nor had it ever been. I knew that that was not true beacuse I was a frequent customer and I had orderd that soup almost every time I had been there. She even refused to get the manager!!! I had to find him myself. When I told him of the incident he only said ""she is new"" and did not apologize for her VERY rude behavior. He wouldn't even get us a new waitress. After that visit I was very hesitant to go back because I believe that a dining experience is more that just tasty food. If the staff makes you feel unwanted and uncared for then it is not worth it! I decided to go again, just to see if perhaps they were havinga bad night. This visit was just as awful. I looked up Deep Sushi online and noted that they did not close until 1am on saturday nights. After a night at the Dallas Art Museum, some friends and I decided to get a late dinner (around 11pm). When we came in the manager (the same one that was rude last time) told us that we needed to hurry and order because they were going to shut down the kitchen. I told him I though they closed at 1am. He said that they closed at 12am but that they would not serve any one after 11pm. I though this odd but ordered anyway. What really got me was when some customers came in about 15 mins after my party did and they told them they had to leave because they already shut down the kitchen! I will not go back! Pros: good music (for a young crowd), good location, fresh fish Cons: VERY RUDE staff, high price for such small portions more

When I saw a standard Eel roll with Avacado for $9, I was thinking that at least it must be extra large. It was the same size as any other restaurant. The sushi was good but overpriced. Pros: Sushi tastes good Cons: Price, neighborhood a little seedy more

I've lived in Dallas for over a year now, and I have tried over 10 different Sushi restaurants in the Metroplex. Deep Sushi is simply the best. The fish is always fresh, servers are always polite, and the atmosphere is very charming. Not to mention the great happy hour (listed above). The closest sushi restaurant to compare would be Blue Fish on Greenville Ave. However, my biggest complaint there is the pieces are enormous and awkward to eat. Deep's are the perfect size. My favorite roll would have to be the Rainbow Roll. And to wrap it all up, the only complaint is the music. They've only played Madonna everytime I've been. Not to hate, but a little different selection would be great. Pros: service, food, drinks Cons: music, parking more

Very good, fresh sushi. And a varied sake selection. I've had better sushi in Dallas, but this is in a convenient location if you're hanging out in Deep Ellum for the night. Server was friendly and very helpful. Watch out, the dragon roll is spicy! Pros: Fresh Food, Friendly Staff Cons: Parking more

I was travelling on business this weekend and stopped in to taste some of the best that Dallas had to offer. I sat down at the bar after being followed through a room with WAY too many tables and found my trusty sushi menu. Pros: Pretty neat space to set up a sushi bar in... Cons: The service was a little bit conceited and the sushi bar took forever considering I was one of three customers. more

When I drive an hour to get here, it is for sushi, so I haven't tried the other things on the menu. Sashimi is my favorite, but dining here with friends has resulted in me trying and absolutely loving their Ruby roll and Deep roll. Rolls at other places I've eaten are simply not as good. The menu is extensive. Parking in Deep Ellum can be a challenge, so expect that if you're not from the area. I've never had to wait for a table but if you are worried about it, go ahead make a reservation. more

This is a great dinner spot before hitting Deep Ellum. The sushi was fresh and the service was nice. I'll be back for sure. more

Went to try Deep Sushi last week and really enjoyed it. I had been looking for a good sushi place in Dallas and found one! We ordered a variety of sushi, an appetizer and some wine and enjoyed everything. I have left sushi places before feeling sick and had no problems with Deep Sushi. Everything seemed very fresh. Would definitely recommend. Pros: Good sushi, Nice restaurant, Varied menu more

Very fair prices for pretty thick raw slices. The owner is really friendly, which makes the atmosphere more pleasant. We went late one Friday night and were the only ones there, which was the bad part because we had to finish quick. Great location, great food, and fair price. more