A Hiro’s Journey

Home Eats Eats A Hiro’s Journey Eats Nami, an International Sake Sommelier, presents a menu of sake bottles, recommends a flight, then lets you choose what you like. Photo by Emmy Smith Hiro’s Kitchen — Sushi and Sake, 309 W Daggett Av, Ste 101, Fort Worth. @hiroskitchenfw. 4:30-8:30pm Sun, 5:30-10pm Tue-Sat. As Will Ferrell’s Mugatu from the now-classic comedy Zoolander would say, “Omakase is so hot right now.” Fort Worth diners are lucky to have so many places serving exceptional fish these days. Just a couple of months ago, we warmly reviewed Nikuya Rooftop, perched high above the city in the Sinclair Hotel downtown (“Nikuya High,” Sep 16). With respect to that lofty (literally) experience, Hiro’s Kitchen — Sushi and Sake feels a little more my speed. For starters, it’s in South Main Village. There’s no big restaurant group behind this endeavor and no outside investors — just a husband-and-wife duo and a dream.

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