Sapa House

Gizelle Alvarado Gomez (Gigi) 2 weeks ago

If you're an antisocial person this place is rlly good to dine in. The service is straight to the point and concise. The servers are very kind and the atmosphere of the restaurant is very cozy. The food did take a little while to arrive but its worth it. I had the panko salmon roll, 9/10

Erika Nunez 2 months ago

In December of 2025, I went to Dallas Cowboys game to experience enjoy in the festivities. I had a great time and left the game early to avoid traffic. I wanted to finish the game off in place that had different food affair than the stadium and came across Sapa House. We sat at the bar and order a large hot sake and a couple appetizers. I was in the mood for a variety of different flavors with fresh elements and they delivered. We ordered an order of spring rolls that had rice noodle, lettuce, cilantro, bean sprout, fried shallot wrap in rice paper served with peanut sauce and added shrimp to it. It was so crunchy and delicious, the lettuce, rice noodle and shallots gave a good crunch texture with shrimp for added protein. We also ordered crispy tofu with pork belly and jalapeño on top. The fatty pork was really tasty and complimented the crispy tofu. The staff was quick and friendly, they poured our beers and sake swiftly. We sat at the bar for a great view of the TV and the place had lots of different seating options. I’d come back to explore more of the menu and enjoy more their laidback vibes.

Ryan Jacobson 2 months ago

I recently dined at Sapa House and had a very nice experience. We started with the dumplings, takoyaki, calamari, and a spring roll(I went a little overboard😂). All of these were very tastie, and would probably get them again. I do think the calamari could of been a little bit crisper, but nonetheless I would order it again. For our entrees we got the chicken pad Thai, and the Sesame chicken. I thought both were phenomenal and had great seasoning. The broccoli I feel it could of had more seasoning, it was kind of tasteless. As for the fried rice, I think It was delicious but a little more egg would be better. I had a great dining experience here and when I return to Dallas I will definitely come back.

neith 2 months ago

food was delicious! the broth of the pho was very flavorful, i wish they offered chili oil or chili sauce but the only condiments that were on the table was the hoisin and sriracha. the pad thai was delicious! not sweet but savory. the spring rolls were okayish, there weren’t a-lot of noodles and because they were kinda small and cut in half they just fell apart after trying to dip them in the peanut sauce, so i was left to scoop out the very little noodles and chicken that fell into the container. i think they’re better off not cutting them when they’re not too big in size already. so food was a 8/10 service?? where was the service??? it was my first time in, and there is no sign suggesting we seat ourselves, so it was a bit awkward for one of the workers to tell me to just sit anywhere after i’d been waiting a couple minutes at the stand. after i i sat down, i was given silverware wrapped in a thin napkin. i was only given one napkin throughout the entire meal. my “server” only came by to take my order and drop off food, and left before i could ask for anything. my water was left empty, the silverware wasn’t cleaned well— there was a piece of cilantro on the spoon, i felt unwel

TLTorpax 5 months ago

The vibe of the place, feels comforting and open. I got the springs roll and the sesame chicken alongside some other appetizers. They were all phenomenal. It's super convenient if your staying at nearby hotel cause it's only a couple blocks away. If your thinking about going here you should definitely give it a try.