We came to this place because a friend told me about this place, so we decided to give it a try. We were impressed! The place is quite nice, the scenery is nice, so is the service! We enjoyed EVERYTHING! We're had to make sure that we're tried the deserts too. Being half Filipino, brings me back to when I was a kid tasting the buns. The buns are pillow soft with a sweet taste. Don't be afraid to ask about the menu & or change things. They're very helpful in helping you choose the right meal.
So just tried the new kid on the block and it was uniquely delicious. The Tokyo Dog is a must with its blend of bonito flakes, nori, scallions, sesame seeds, caramelized onions and kewpie mayo all on top of an all beef hot dog makes one amazing creation. Definitely try the Sumo Fries, the Japanese version of chili cheese fries, so good. Now, the Philly Steak, Angry Bird, and the Burger Baos were great. However, they're smaller though so going to have to order a few if that's all you're eating. I highly recommend this place if in the area.
Very unique finds and flavors. The bao are delicious and dough has a satisfying sweetness. I got an crab and fish bao and shrimp they tasted very clean. The Sumo fries are an interesting combo with a savory miso chili, nacho cheese and shredded nori. The hot chicken bao has an satisfyingly flavor with the American cheese and pickles while the Hamburg bao has a interesting twist to an American classic.
The only complain is there isn't an vegetarian option aside from fries. But we'll have to come back and try their ramen.
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I don't deal out 5-Stars lightly, but this place was fantastic. When Sumo Shack opened I just assumed it was another "kinda so-so" fast asian cuisine. I'm stuffing my foot in my mouth now. Which isn't nearly as delicious as this new spot for bao fusion.
The food? Excellent. This place almost immediately shot up to my top favorites in Dallas after stopping by to try a few items with a friend so that we got a nice 'spread'. I want to go back and try the entire menu at this point. The Takoyaki was delicious (I've tried takoyaki everywhere, this tasted fresh and authentic). The Tokyo Dog had such an interesting flavor profile and my friend had to go back for seconds. I'm absolutely in love with the bao-used-as-a-taco concept and recommend the Pork Belly Bao for those dipping their toes in, though I got to try a bite of the Angry Bird Bao and that was great too. There are many other flavors to try, along with dessert bao! I haven't gotten to try the ramen yet, but it looks very authentic. In general, everything was very clearly fresh and very reasonably priced. On Fridays and Saturdays they are open until 4am, so I can see this being a great place to just stop and have a bite to hang out with friends after a night out. I highly recommend the Green Tea margarita too.
The staff were friendly, attentive, and very courteous. The bartender was fantastic and completely on point. The restaurant itself? Cool art, really relaxed, inviting vibe. Completely clean from tip to toe with a visibly clean open-kitchen. They open up the bar on both sides during the night for barside service at the patio. It was beautiful and a great place for a date.
I hope this place does well. It's nice to see a lot of care and thought put into a menu clearly aiming to bring something 'new' the the area. Stop by and try it. You won't be disappointed.
This place has fun food! I ordered several different Bao to try upon the suggestion of a coworker, they were all pretty good. Will come back to bring my family, I think they will like it.
Fusion done right!!! These guys know what they’re doing. The Baos are creative and super yummy. My favorites are the Angry Bird and Pork Belly. The Sumo Fries are disgustingly delicious, too. So unique. Sober or wasted, it doesn’t matter... This place rocks!
Impressed by the angry bird and pork belly baos. The spicy white Miso ramen I ordered tasted like a fusion of Chinese and Japanese noodle.
Nice ramen and varieties of bao. The pork belly bao is the best if you can take a little fat. It is good casual Asian restaurant. Floor is a little sticky
Ordered the SMU dog, pork belly bao and fried shrimp bao. SMU wasn't bad but reminded me a lot of eating am ordinary hot dog with chili and cheese. As far as the BAO's the were both really good but but my favorite was the shrimp one.
My photos look sad but this place was really delicious! The bao were delicious too. A definite must try if your a ramen lover.
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