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Uchibā, loosely "Uchi Bar" in Japanese, is Uchi's izakaya‑inspired cocktail bar and restaurant delivering a vast selection of Japanese whiskies, yakitori grill items and Uchi classics.

hours

every day 5pm - 11pm

happy hour

every day 5pm - 6:30pm

private dining

Ideal space to gather for any occasion such as corporate events, birthdays, and other special gatherings. more info

Uchibā is located above Uchi.
Complimentary valet included.

local favorites

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snow crab maki snow crab, mango, jalapeno, cilantro, spicy ponzu
mini burger onion jam, arugula, gruyere, smoked miso mustard
Tiger Cry Bao served on a white plate next to sake in a tokkuri.
tiger cry bao pork belly, pickled carrot, thai chili, apple relish
shrimp skewer habanero beurre monte, lemon
chicken dumplings tonkotsu broth, kimchi negi, bonito furikake
hot fried chicken bun pickled cucumber, hot sauce, cornichon gastrique
Slider served on a white plate.
bincho maki albacore tuna, charred romaine, chili crisp
chicken dumplings tonkotsu broth, kimchi negi, bonito furikake
chicken thigh skewer sweet chili, negi, kimchi
mini burger onion jam, arugula, gruyere, smoked miso mustard

dallas chefs

Rhonda McCullar, chef de cuisine of Uchiba Dallas.

rhonda mccullar

chef de cuisine

daniel yoon

head sushi chef

private dining

Whether you’re planning a gathering of 15 people or 150 people, private dining at Uchi or Uchibā offers an ideal space to gather for any occasion such as corporate events, birthdays, and other special gatherings.

art + design

Sam Angus Jackson

chalkboard artwork

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Sam Angus Jackson’s chalkwork artwork can be seen in many of the Uchi locations and is a dynamic rotation of pieces created by Sam for the space. His artwork features many of the ingredients featured in the menu, but often with whimsical small details and creativity that creates a truly impactful piece each time.

Custom light fixtures by Keith Kreeger.

Keith Kreeger

custom light fixtures

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Ceramicist, Keith Kreeger, created the porcelain shades for the multi‑armed pendant light fixtures lighting the dining space. These custom shades give the fixtures a hand‑made character, and provide a soft glow to the dining space.

Uchiba dining space by Michael Hsu Office of Architecture.

Michael Hsu Office of Architecture

architecture

read more about Michael Hsu Office of Architecture

Michael Hsu Office of Architecture integrated darker elements and a mix of seating styles into the Uchiba dining space. Materials such as metal, brick, and dark stained wood are softened by indigo upholstery and soft accent lighting to achieve a moody, but relaxed space.