Welcome to Sapa House
Welcome to Sapa House, a vibrant gem nestled in the heart of Dallas, TX. This Vietnamese eatery celebrates culinary tradition with a modern twist, offering an inviting atmosphere perfect for casual dining or group gatherings. From fragrant pho noodle soups brimming with fresh ingredients to delectable small plates like the grilled baby octopus, each dish reflects a commitment to quality and authenticity. With diverse vegan and vegetarian options, Sapa House caters to all palates, ensuring a memorable culinary experience. Their welcoming service and full bar enhance the ambiance, making it a go-to for lunch, dinner, or a delightful happy hour. Discover the taste of Vietnam at Sapa House!
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1623 Main St Ste 102 Dallas, TX 75201 United States Hotline: (214) 748-0746
Welcome to Sapa House, a vibrant gem in the heart of Dallas that showcases authentic Vietnamese cuisine with a modern twist. Located at 1623 Main St Ste 102, Sapa House is not just a restaurant; it’s an experience that intertwines flavors, culture, and a warm atmosphere ideal for all types of gatherings.
As a food reviewer for Restaurant World, I have the pleasure of exploring culinary landscapes, and Sapa House stands out for its exceptional offerings and inviting environment. The restaurant boasts a casual yet trendy vibe, welcoming families, groups, and anyone looking for a delightful meal. With outdoor seating and a vibrant atmosphere filled with moderate noise, it’s the perfect spot for both lunch and dinner.
One of the highlights of Sapa House is its extensive menu, brimming with aromatic dishes that exemplify Vietnamese flavors. From the rich and savory Pho Noodle Soups to the enticing Small Plates, every item tells a story of culinary tradition. I was particularly taken by their Seafood Pho Soup, featuring fresh salmon, shrimp, and calamari, which was a delicious symphony of tastes elevated by striking herbs and lime.
- Beef Pho Soup: A classic combination of filet mignon and smoked brisket, garnished with fresh herbs, priced at $13.95.
- Vegetable Pho Soup: A delightful medley of mushrooms, broccoli, and baby corn in a flavorful vegetable broth, all for just $8.25.
- Tuna Tower: This stunning dish combines sushi rice and spicy crab, topped with micro greens and house chili sauce, for $12.95.
Additionally, Sapa House caters to dietary preferences with ample vegan and vegetarian options, ensuring that everyone finds something to savor. The friendly staff is attentive and committed to enhancing your dining experience, whether you are seated for a leisurely meal or opting for takeout after a long day.
Complementing your meal, the beverage selection includes refreshing choices like Cucumber Limeade and rich Vietnamese Milk Coffee, perfect to wash down the flavors of your meal. Happy hour specials add to the allure, inviting guests to relax and unwind after a hectic day while enjoying their culinary creations.
In conclusion, Sapa House is more than just a dining spot; it’s a feast for the senses. With a combination of traditional flavors, a modern setting, and an inviting atmosphere, it promises to delight both newcomers and seasoned fans of Vietnamese cuisine. Don’t miss out on this exquisite culinary journey—visit Sapa House and discover your new favorite dish!
For reservations or takeout, call (214) 748-0746 and experience a taste of Vietnam right in Dallas.
Lovely ambience at noon on a Tuesday. Busy but not too packed where you can't get a table. Pho is amazing, top quality cuts of meat in the bowl, the brisket in this Pho is something that you'd get at a Texas bbq joint. Broth actually tastes like it's been simmering in beef for hours, cheaper pho taste like MSG. 10/10 location, 10/10 service, 10/10 food. Take it from a guy that grew up in Vietnam, Sapa house is the real deal. Highly recommend.
Sapa House has been a fixture of the Downtown Dallas restaurant scene for decades! It's an easy to like Asian-Fusion establishment that serves a variety of cuisines. Vietnamese, Japanese, and Thai dishes can be all found on their menu, as can local fusion specialties! There's also a large and popular bar with a view of Ervay Street. I often get Pho, and I have to say their Beef Pho is really great. It has meatballs, filet, and brisket (this is Texas y'all). It's super tender and has a rich broth. They have a variety of sushi rolls, including most of those that are popular, and some surprising local variations (Latino Roll anyone?). They have some great noodle dishes, including Pad Thai. There's even a Bento Box option. Quite the variety! The establishment is located on the ground floor with a view of Downtown. It has an outdoor seating area for fair weather dining, and the interior has tables, bar areas, and booths. The service is efficient and polite which is always nice. Come discover this venerable establishment and get some good food and enjoy the nice atmosphere.
What a find! Locals hit here for the happy hour food and drinks. Friendly place both the staff and patrons. Staff are great with recommendations. The place had the feel of an Izakaya in some Japanese city. I chose some small plates. Standout Takoyaki, steamed dumplings and pork skewers. Great place!
I LOVE Sapa House! They have the best happy hour times in the area ($3.50 hot sake!)! The food is incredibly flavorful. They're located in The Wilson Building, a very old building that in the early 1900s was the tallest structure in Dallas. They have an outdoor seating area with a window to the inside. The only complaint about that is sometimes you have folks smoking cigars (or more fun things) and the smell can permeate into the restaurant. That's rare and the quality of the food always has me coming back!
This is a to go place for great food, quick service and nice chilled ambiance. This is my second time I have gone to Sapa House one for lunch and once for dinner and they were both amazing! So inexpensive as well!! I recommend this place 100%
Nice spot downtown and sat at the bar. Ordered drinks, shots and the dumplings. The dumplings were so good and the garnish was bomb! Definitely a must order! I wish the lychee martini was a little sweeter and fresher.
YAY! Another place that serves Vietnamese foods!! The beef in the pho was actually really good. The meatball was kinda of stale and old. Thought it was a pretty good pho bowl. The appetizer we got, it was decent! Didn't feel entirely fresh but it didn't taste bad. The ponzu sauce is always so good. The service was very attentive and friendly. Would definitely come back. It was not too busy on Sunday, only a couple of people watching cowboys!