The sushi rolls at this North Dallas establishment are decidedly Americanized — cream cheese and spicy mayo abound — but the quality is solid, and the prices are reasonable.

A Carrollton strip mall hides this hidden gem destination for inexpensive, fresh fish. The restaurant is beautiful on the inside, which is no surprise since Kadan means “flower bed” in Japanese, and the chopped bay scallop rolls never disappoint.

Since 1984, Mr. Sushi has been serving up excellent sushi rolls, banging on its big gong, and singing a unique rendition of the Happy Birthday song night after night in Addison. A fan favorite is the restaurant’s Green Mussel Dynamite: green mussels tossed in a spicy sauce, then baked and served in the shell with a squeeze of lemon.

This unassuming Irving favorite serves izakaya vibes and a tight selection of sashimi that is always ridiculously fresh. plus udon noodles and perfectly crispy tonkatsu.

A Dallas fan favorite for its ahi tuna towers, dollar sushi birthday celebrations and happy hours with live DJs, The Blue Fish on Greenville (and its several other DFW-area locations and beyond) has been a great way to satisfy a sushi craving for over two decades. A large menu of both cool and hot Japanese dishes plus plenty of beer, wine, sake and cocktails make for a social dining experience.

This cozy Henderson spot has been around for over two decades and is known for rotating specials and an intimate atmosphere. Pay attention to the specials board, which boasts the Tei Tei’s freshest offerings, and definitely choose to sit at the sushi bar — watching the chefs here is enthralling.

Reservations are still required at this intimate Greenville Ave sushi spot, where the menu changes frequently and the sashimi is always prepared daily.

Lakewood favorite Sasa Sushi is always packed with East Dallasites enjoying date night. Lunch and dinner, choose from a solid selection of creative sushi rolls, and definitely add an order of the dumplings with truffle oil.

This longstanding sushi favorite has a hugely loyal fan base, obsessed with Oishii’s Tribeca and Royce rolls. There’s also a lengthy list of sashimi and nigiri options, plus Vietnamese vermicelli bowls, crispy calamari, and Peking duck served on super-soft buns.

This West Village spot is one of Dallas’s best destination for temaki-style sushi, or hand rolls stuffed with toro, salmon, and briny uni. Stop in during social hour, when the hand rolls are $4 and so is the selection of seasonal sakes on offer.

This chic Uptown sushi bar is a favorite among neighborhood regulars, thanks to its always-fresh fish and creative preparations. The small dining room is once again packed with date night diners enjoying sushi, sashimi and high-quality rolls.

Deep Ellum’s Hibiki Sushi offers a no-frills sushi bar experience in the heart of Deep Ellum. Here, find a full bar and all-day happy hour pricing from open until 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, including $5, $7 and $10 sushi rolls.