Sushi The Classic

Best sushi in Allen—a hidden gem! 🍣 The menu is simple and focused, offering the same incredible quality I’ve experienced at Hatsuyuki. Everything we ordered tasted exceptionally fresh and perfectly well-balanced. It’s a walk-in-friendly spot, but keep in mind that seating is very limited. We were in a rush today, but we’ll definitely be back to take our time and try more bites!

Highlighting a hidden gem in the neighborhood. If you’re looking for a handroll/sashimi fix this is the spot for you! Their fish is shipped directly from Japan every week so this is as fresh as it gets. My personal favorites are the salmon or eel handroll, kampachi w/Asian pear, chutoro, gindara (black cod), and salmon in mustard sauce - but honestly everything is soo good! On top of the food being amazing, the owners Sam/Bee are the sweetest. They’re kind and you can tell they enjoy getting to know their customers. Please go support this small business! Ps for those that are familiar with renown Hatsuyuki, the owner previously was the chef there 😉

I visited Sushi The CLASSIC after hearing that a new omakase-style sushi spot opened near Custer & McDermott in Allen, and it turned out to be a great find. It’s also not too far from Plano or Frisco. The sushi and sashimi were excellent — easily comparable to what you’d get at high-end sushi places. Everything tasted very fresh and well-balanced, nothing heavy or fishy, and we enjoyed every bite. It’s omakase-style but still a la carte, so you can just order what you like at your own pace. The vibe is relaxed and comfortable, nothing too formal. They also have a good selection of sake and beer; we tried sake, yuzu beer and green tea beer, and both were fun to try. They do accept walk-ins, but bar seating is limited, so I’d recommend making a reservation. If you’re nearby, it’s defini

My friends and I tried Sushi The Classic, a Japanese restaurant in Allen, for the first time without many expectations and were genuinely impressed. The fish was top-quality—on par with high-end sushi spots—the open kitchen was clean, and the omakase-style menu lets you pick exactly what you want. Everything was flavorful and perfectly balanced. Even though the food is high-end, the atmosphere is relaxed—you don’t need to dress up. It’s a great place to enjoy an omakase-style experience at a fair price. Perfect for a casual night out while still getting top-notch sushi. Can’t wait to go back! 😀

Despite the rave reviews, I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the omakase in Allen! We made a reservation for a Saturday night at 5:30PM, and we had the entire restaurant to ourselves. There were customers coming in while we were just about leaving. We each had about 10 to 12 courses of sushi and hand rolls, and every one of them were fresh and of high quality. It reminds me of Tsukiji market in Tokyo... The special call out for me were the uni, seared salmon belly, toro, shima-aji with garlic puree... The service was just as excellent as the sushi quality. The chef and his wife were extremely friendly, and keeping us, including my 9-year old daughter, fully entertained for an hour. The environment is minimalistic and clean. We look forward to going back soon!