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Namo
3699 McKinney Avenue #305, Dallas, TX 75204
Namo hiring Host in Dallas, TX

Namo hiring Host in Dallas, TX

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NamoMore Info

3699 McKinney Avenue #305, Dallas, TX 75204
Full Time • Hourly (Based on Experience) plus tips
Expires: Nov 18, 2026 • Closed: Nov 11, 2026

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Required Years of Experience

1 year


Job Details

Exceptional sushi begins with phenomenal fish: That’s why we source nearly all of ours, and most of our other ingredients, directly from Japan — reflecting what’s expressing itself most beautifully according to the season. From there, our executive chef-partner, Kazuhito (“Kaz”) Mabuchi, “talks to the fish.” Depending on the type of fish, its size and its fattiness or sweetness, he cures, ages, cuts and/or sauces it differently. Kaz came to Namo — in Dallas’ West Village — from Sushi Ginza Onodera, the Michelin 2-star destination in Los Angeles.

We’re seeking passionate individuals to join our dynamic team as we continue to expand and launch exciting new concepts throughout Dallas.


Compensation Details

Compensation: Hourly (Based on Experience) plus tips

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Exceptional sushi begins with phenomenal fish: That’s why we source nearly all of ours, and most of our other ingredients, directly from Japan — reflecting what’s expressing itself most beautifully according to the season. From there, our executive chef-partner, Kazuhito (“Kaz”) Mabuchi, “talks to the fish.” Depending on the type of fish, its size and its fattiness or sweetness, he cures, ages, cuts and/or sauces it differently.

Kaz came to Namo — in Dallas’ West Village — from Sushi Ginza Onodera, the Michelin 2-star destination in Los Angeles.