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Osho Omakase

Dallas, Texas

Edomae sushi omakase at a counter in Far North Dallas, with à la carte options, BYOB corkage, and a private room for groups.

At a glance

Price
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Reservations
OpenTable
Price
Luxury

Osho Omakase sits in Far North Dallas, offering a dedicated chef's bar for an omakase-only experience alongside a separate à la carte dining room serving sushi, sashimi, and other Japanese dishes. The counter seating is reserved specifically for the full omakase journey, run as a 90-minute seating, while the regular tables operate independently with their own menu.

The restaurant is BYOB, a notable detail for a luxury-tier sushi spot: guests can bring their own wine and hand it over at arrival for a $20 per bottle corkage fee (beer is not permitted). Parties of four or more are subject to an automatic 20 percent gratuity. A private room is available, though those bookings require a phone call rather than online reservation.

Reservations can be made through OpenTable, and walk-ins are accepted, though the restaurant notes that reservations are preferred given the limited counter seats. Guests are asked to arrive five minutes before their scheduled time. The kitchen is closed on Tuesdays, with service running from 5:00 pm to 9:30 pm the rest of the week, including Sundays and Mondays.

Osho Omakase is not Michelin listed, and the restaurant notes that its menu is subject to change without notice, standard for a chef-driven omakase format. The combination of a counter-only tasting menu and a separate à la carte room gives diners a choice between the structured omakase format and a more flexible dinner, both under one roof at 18149 Dallas Pkwy, Suite 110.

Good to know

How do I book the omakase counter at Osho Omakase?
Reservations can be made through OpenTable, and walk-ins are welcome, though reservations are preferred since counter seating is limited to the omakase experience.
Can I bring my own wine?
Yes, the restaurant is BYOB and charges a $20 per bottle corkage fee; beer is not allowed.
How long does the omakase seating last?
The chef's bar omakase seating runs 90 minutes, and guests are asked to arrive five minutes early.
Is there a private room for groups?
Yes, a private room is available, but the restaurant asks that those reservations be made by phone rather than online.
What are the hours and is it open every day?
Osho Omakase serves dinner from 5:00 pm to 9:30 pm Wednesday through Monday; it is closed on Tuesdays.

Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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