Wabi House - Dallas

Took servers' recommendations, ordered the beets and brussel sprouts appetizer, and loved the cashews/flavor of it! For main, got the Tonkatsu. Eggs were amazing, pork was good but small portion, and noodles had great bite to them (not over or under cooked). Very chill vibe, good light, not too loud. Would come again!Food: 4/5

As always, the food here is fantastic. We used to visit the Fort Worth location when we lived there, but now we frequent the Dallas location. It can get crowded during happy hours and weekends, but the food and staff remain top-notch. Highly recommended!Food: 5/5

Beautiful interior, perfect art, fantastic service, fair prices and great food. An all around very enjoyable experience in a nice area! Appetizers/small plates are typically less than $10 but they taste really good. Service is very quick and helpful which I really appreciated. Give this place a try then go to Botolino (best gelato place in Dallas) for dessert!

We revisited twice in a short period of time since we love their crispy pork ears sooooo much as well as the dried garlic noodles, which is the most delicious dried noodles to my own taste that I’ve had in the area!The amount of garlic was just right and the sauce was a secret magic of it. Besides, as you mix the poached egg well with noodles, it could bring your taste buds to the next level!Of course, love their appetizers too! Never got wrong with any of them. Would definitely try all of them out myself!

Great ramen, great service. It’s good that they have lunch-sizes in their ramen, very affordable. Good-sized takoyaki too. We tried their crispy pork ears. Very ingenious use of pigs ears. The ears itself can be chewy but the crisp batter makes up for it and the spicy mayo dip is great.Food: 5/5