When a missed flight connection gives you 8 free hours, go find sushi! Hatsuyuki, Fort Worth Texas. Outstanding fish list!!
When a missed flight connection gives you 8 free hours, go find sushi! Hatsuyuki, Fort Worth Texas. Outstanding fish list!!
by therealjerseytom
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therealjerseytom
I keep a pinned list of good looking sushi spots on Google Maps, just in case I happen to be in an area. There are a few places around Dallas and Fort Worth that caught my eye, and I pass through DFW airport often, but have never had time to explore. After a missed connection yesterday morning and tons of time to kill, I made the most of the opportunity.
Hatsuyuki in Fort Worth is a small, fairly casual spot, but at the same time it’s all business. Just one big sushi bar with a truly impressive list. I don’t think I’ve seen such an extensive menu outside of Japan.
Once you put your order in, it’s served one piece at a time—not unlike you’d see at an omakase setting, though in this case you’re choosing what you want. Great for trying a few things at a time at a relaxed pace, and I really feel like an uni gunkan *right* when it’s been made and the uni is still crisp, is heaven.
100% totally recommend. No reservations, just show up and get in when you can. At noon on a Friday it was packed with a 30-60 minute wait to get in. Absolutely worth it IMO.
MikaAdhonorem
What an amazing variety of sushi, and looking so fresh and tasty. So pleased you had the chance to stop and enjoy this bounty. Thanks for sharing your sushi with us.
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I keep a pinned list of good looking sushi spots on Google Maps, just in case I happen to be in an area. There are a few places around Dallas and Fort Worth that caught my eye, and I pass through DFW airport often, but have never had time to explore. After a missed connection yesterday morning and tons of time to kill, I made the most of the opportunity.
Hatsuyuki in Fort Worth is a small, fairly casual spot, but at the same time it’s all business. Just one big sushi bar with a truly impressive list. I don’t think I’ve seen such an extensive menu outside of Japan.
Once you put your order in, it’s served one piece at a time—not unlike you’d see at an omakase setting, though in this case you’re choosing what you want. Great for trying a few things at a time at a relaxed pace, and I really feel like an uni gunkan *right* when it’s been made and the uni is still crisp, is heaven.
100% totally recommend. No reservations, just show up and get in when you can. At noon on a Friday it was packed with a 30-60 minute wait to get in. Absolutely worth it IMO.
What an amazing variety of sushi, and looking so fresh and tasty. So pleased you had the chance to stop and enjoy this bounty. Thanks for sharing your sushi with us.
Immaculate
That looks incredible!