Sushi/Sashimi Grade Fish - Where Can I Find a Good Selection Locally?

So What Happened?™

Thank you all so much for your input! The great news is that you all have pointed me to at least one great source for sushi/sashimi grade fish. The good news is that I've found a several great markets that didn't have what I was looking for, but have other great stuff. I've found a few new places to spend money!

For sushi/sashimi grade fish, the only place that I've found that had exactly what I wanted was Seabose in Carrollton, on the SW corner of Trinity Mills and Marsh. It's a very small Japanese market that also serves very reasonably priced sushi to-go (there is no seating). There, they had sushi grade tako (octopus), squid, yellowtail, tuna, tobiko, and some other stuff. Plus, there was small case of fish for cooking, and a freezer with unagi and some shumai. I brought a pile of stuff home for dinner last night, and was completely satisfied with the quality and the prices.

Even though they didn't have the fish that I wanted, I was very impressed with TNL Superfoods in Irving, at Rochelle and Belt Line. This is a large international grocery store, with a large selection of fresh and frozen seafood. The aisles are arranged by ethnicity, with aisles of Vietnamese food, Japanese food, Indian food, Korean food, Peruvian food, Chinese food and others that I'm forgetting at the moment. I bought a huge basket of stuff - frozen bao, soba noodles, tapioca, frozen squid, frozen octopus, etc. I will definitely be going back there again.

I also went to the Vietnamese grocery on the southeast corner of Beltline and Josey in Carrollton. It was pretty good and I stocked up on some basics there.

I still need to visit Kazy's (on Markville, south of 635 between Greenville and Abrams), Asia World Market (75 and Legacy), and the other places that were mentioned. But I have the basics that I was looking for covered.

Thank you all!