Excellent Sushi Options in the Mid-Cities
If you can’t live without sushi, then you must try Pho V Noodle House and Sushi in Bedford. Selection, presentation, and taste are all there! Wait staff know the menu and can guide your choices to give you the best experience. Search best sushi nearby for directions when in the Mid-Cities area of DFW.
How to Make Repeat Customers
Best sushi I have had in DFW since I moved back here over two years ago. I had been looking for good sushi and finally found my new go-to place. So many sushi places have changed to serving very small pieces of fish. Pho V is very old school and serves good sized, high quality fish in their sushi. I will definitely go back to try their pho! Michael E
Chicken pho, sushi dumpling were very good! Busy place with lots of happy customers! What a nice surprise! Helen S.
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Reasons to Love Sushi
The variety and combinations are endless.
Sushi is great because of the simplicity of the food and the complexity of the flavor.
It’s among the most beautiful foods.
Sushi can be one of the healthiest foods – it can also be turned into the least healthy with too many sauces and frying!
Sushi doesn’t always have to be fish.
They say the best sushi is very buttery and melts in your mouth – what’s not to like!
Sushi is easy to share with friends.
HEB Pho V Customer Favorites
Stacy’s Mom – This roll pulls together shrimp tempura, cream cheese, and avocado. Then tops that with seared spicy salmon, spicy mayo, eel sauce, and fried onion. Full of well-orchestrated flavor!
Fire Fly – Again, it starts with shrimp tempura, cream cheese, and avocado. Spicy crab mix and seared yellow tale are put on top. And then ponzu sauce, shrimp tempura flakes, eel sauce, and spicy mayo finish it off.
Sushi Comes to America – A Little History
You might have been able to find someone who’d experienced sushi a hundred years ago. Most people, however, would not yet have heard of let alone tasted sushi. Sometime in the mid-’60s, an imported opened the first sushi restaurant in Los Angeles. A few others followed locally.
Japanese influence in America increased in the ‘70s and ‘80s. Along with that, the desire to have access to fresh sushi increased. That attracted chefs from Japan who helped to spread the idea and love for sushi across the country.
The California Roll was probably one of the earliest offerings to become widely accepted. We could call it “Starter Sushi!” Many Americans cut their teeth then and still today on California Rolls finding the combination for avocado and crab easier to try – and like.
Become One of the Regulars – Best Sushi in Bedford
Be sure to search best sushi nearby for directions when in the Mid-Cities area of DFW. Come to Pho V Noodle House & Sushi, HEB, to satisfy your sushi cravings!