1. Tei-An

    Japanese Noodles

    In a stark, gallery-like space in the Arts District, Tei-An grounds itself in the ritualism of handmade noodles—soba and udon served hot or cold with both classical and unorthodox accompaniments. The kitchen moves beyond its foundations with equal command, turning out tempura and grilled eel alongside tonkatsu, each dish executed with the precision of someone who has thought through every detail.

    Dallas Observer
    2025 · Best Omakase · Best of Dallas
    Splurge Worthy Spots · The Top 50 Restaurants in Dallas Right Now
    Michelin Guide
    Selected Restaurant
    D Magazine
    #8 · The 50 Best Restaurants

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    1722 Routh St, Unit 110, Dallas, TX · Dallas
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