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An Authentic Japanese noodle shop. You won't find Ramen at Tei An. This is the place for truly authentic Japanese Soba noodles, served with a variety of dipping sauces.
I have to admit I am a bit biased since we have been frequenting Sakurai-san restaurants since we moved to Dallas in 2003. This time he has raised the bar and out done himself again. The fresh food, seasoned staff and modern surroundings help this place to be must go locale.
| 2/14 | 5:30p | Valentine’s Day at Tei-An |
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Courage may be the most vital element in the advancement of any city's dining scene. A chef or restaurateur needs locomotive audacity to introduce a public to truer tastes, culture-specific cooking techniques and ways of thinking about food that breach comfort zones – particularly in a finer-dining environment. Teiichi Sakurai earns my vote as Dallas' most courageous chef-owner. (Full review)