DASHI Chinese Kitchen + Bar

Restaurant
Gluten-free options
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This spot features a welcoming interior with cute plum walls and elegant red and black tones, creating a cool, chill vibe. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable about cross-contamination protocols, ensuring a safe and enjoyable gluten-free dining experience.

Good to know

1

They had a separate menu available for gluten-free options.

2

Daily Happy Hour offers discounts on drinks and appetizers.

3

Parking availability may vary, so plan accordingly.

2895 Thousand Oaks Dr, San Antonio, TX 78232, USA
2.4km

People are saying

J
Great restaurant, I had the ribs (kinda spicy), Inna had Kung Pao chicken (very good), the duck appetizer was delicious. If I had to say something negative, it is that our dishes spent 10-15 minutes to get to our table, from the first person to receive their dinner to the last. Timing matters, and if you have to bring food out first, make sure it's the *ladies* food. Also, a gluten free dinner was easy to get. Congratulations! I will go here again... and it's quite the drive. Highly recommended! 👌
H
Sichuan food is one of my favorite cuisines, and it has been hard to find great places since moving to Texas, but this restaurant definitely exceeded my expectations! We came here for dinner on a weeknight, so it was not particularly crowded. It had a welcoming interior, and servers were friendly and very helpful given it was our first time. We got the green beans, which were served in a savory, spicy aromatic sauce with a perfectly cooked texture to the green beans. Exactly the way I enjoy them! We also got a crispy fried dry tofu dish, served with white rice, which was also quite good. It had a strong sichuan pepper corn component, and served with some onions. The tofu was definitely on the crispy side. Dish was great as is, though I wouldn't mind an alternative that is a bit less flash fried. I also have celiac (strict gluten-free), and I'm vegetarian, and had a great time dining here. For celiac, they were aware of cross contamination protocols, and they also had a separate menu available for gluten free folk, which was really appreciated! I just really really wish they had a gluten-free mapo tofu as it is one of my favorite dishes, as the online menu was incorrect in listing the "mama chen's tofu" as GF. I understand this though as it is very difficult to find gluten-free doubanjiang. The only strange thing about the restaurant is that the vibes of the decor, demeanor of staff, and the name itself "Dashi" (which is Japanese, not Chinese), made me think it would be a bit of a strange Asian fusion restaurant. However, I was glad to find the menu and flavors definitely felt authentic and importantly, delicious. I was just visiting San Antonio briefly, but I wish they would open a location in Houston as well as I would definitely become a regular!

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