Carrollton sits between Plano, Lewisville and Farmers Branch in North Dallas, about 25 minutes from DFW Airport. Mizunoya is on W Hebron Parkway with free parking outside, serving sushi from $6.99, hibachi from $10.99 and a weekday lunch set at $10.99 between 11am and 3pm.
Eating somewhere unfamiliar is mostly a logistics problem. You do not know which strip mall is the good one, you do not know whether you need a reservation, and you do not know whether the place will still be serving when you finally get out of the meeting. This guide is written for people who are in North Dallas for a few days — where Carrollton is, how to get to it, and what to order once you are sitting down.
Carrollton is a suburb on the north-west edge of the Dallas metroplex, bordered by Farmers Branch to the south, Addison to the east, Lewisville and The Colony to the north and Coppell to the west. The 75010 zip code where this restaurant sits is the northern end, along Hebron Parkway, which is roughly 25 minutes from DFW International Airport and about 20 minutes from downtown Plano.
North on International Parkway, east on SH-121, then south on Josey Lane — about 25 minutes outside rush hour.
North on the Dallas North Tollway then west on Hebron Parkway, roughly 30 minutes.
West on Plano Parkway or south on the Tollway, then west on Hebron — 15 to 20 minutes.
This is suburban Texas, which means a single-storey retail plaza with a large parking lot rather than a street frontage. That is good news for a visitor: parking is free, it is directly outside the door, and you do not need to understand a downtown garage system. Dress is casual and there is no dress code.
If you have one dinner in the area and want to see what the kitchen does, order across it rather than down it. One roll from the sushi bar, one plate off the hibachi griddle and one bowl of ramen between two people covers all three kitchens for around forty dollars, and gives you a fair read on a place in a single sitting.
Hibachi is the North Dallas format — an entrée at $14.99 to $16.99 comes with rice and vegetables.
Nigiri and sashimi are $6.99 for two pieces; a twelve-piece sashimi combo is $29.99.
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 11am to 3pm, a bento box with four sides is $11.99.
Bento boxes and hibachi plates travel best; skip hand rolls, which soften within two minutes.
Distances in Dallas are measured in minutes rather than miles, and the number changes a lot between rush hour and eight in the evening. These are off-peak drive times to Hebron Parkway from the places visitors usually start.
| From | Route | Approx. drive |
|---|---|---|
| DFW Airport | International Pkwy → SH-121 → Josey Ln | About 25 minutes |
| Downtown Dallas | Dallas North Tollway → Hebron Pkwy | About 30 minutes |
| Downtown Plano | Plano Pkwy west → Josey Ln south | About 20 minutes |
| Frisco | Tollway south → Hebron Pkwy west | About 20 minutes |
| Lewisville | Josey Ln or Old Denton Rd south | About 12 minutes |
| Addison | Belt Line → Josey Ln north | About 15 minutes |
If you have never eaten in this part of North Dallas, this is the shortest route from landing to a decent dinner without spending your evening reading listings on your phone in a rental car.
The address is 1025 W Hebron Pkwy #156, in a plaza with free surface parking directly outside.
If it is a weekday before 3pm, the lunch set is $10.99 for two rolls or $11.99 for a bento box.
One roll from $6.99, one hibachi plate from $10.99, one ramen bowl from $10.50 between two people.
Ring (972) 209-0911. There is no delivery yet, so pickup is the fastest route back to a hotel.
Food-safety and sourcing statements on this page follow the guidance below. Texas food establishments are also required to operate under state retail food rules, and staff handling raw fish are certified food handlers under those rules.
Free parking, no reservation needed, and the whole menu with prices is published before you arrive. 1025 W Hebron Pkwy #156, Carrollton, TX 75010.
