We went on a busy Friday, not realizing it was graduation week. We were told that it would be a…read more30-40 minute wait but honestly did not feel that way. I ordered a yuzu flavored alcoholic drink and it was delicious! That might have something to do with why the wait didn't feel so long lol! Anyways we ordered the Kome set each (amazing), o-toro (it's been so long and it was worth it), nigiri sampler and the midnight sun roll. None of them disappointed and we left with a full tummy. Service was fast and our server was great! Loved the feel of the restaurant and felt very homey. Would definitely return to try other items.

Delicious! The picture doesn't do this any justice but I found this lunch amazing. Comes with a…read morenice bowl of miso soup - flavorful and well balanced. The chicken skewers were well marinated and tender. I love that this bowl was popping with so many ingredients and flavors. This was my first time here, and found this service great. For a Saturday afternoon, it was pretty busy but I had no wait. Easy parking lot too! Check this place out if you love Japanese food. Large menu with a lot of variety. Great restaurant if your diners are picky eaters who either want sushi, rice bowls, ramen, or other Japanese food staples.

Tsukimi is a hidden gem, right off Parmer Lane! We stumbled across this place because we were in…read morethe area and decided to do the AYCE lunch option. We ordered 5 different rolls, Bulgogi, Chicken Fried Rice, Gyoza, Eggrolls, Edamame, and desert. Let me tell you... you can't beat the price! We thoroughly enjoyed our lunch, but I will say, the rolls were good, but there wasn't any particular one that blew us away. Doesn't change the fact that we will for sure be back and take advantage of their all you can eat menu again!

had sushi delivered today, and while the service was okay, the food itself was just average. The…read moreroll I ordered didn't really stand out--nothing bad, but nothing memorable either. Honestly, I don't think I'd order that specific roll again. Delivery was late, but I appreciated that they at least sent a text to let me know ahead of time. That small touch helped. Overall, not a terrible experience, just nothing that would make me rush back for this roll.

Long overdue from my visit 2 years ago! I still think about Sushi Yume and I live in California…read more. Generous portions, creative flavors, fresh fish, friendly service, and cute presentation. What else could you ask for?! The restaurant is clean and cozy, great for date night or a catch up session with your friends. Highly highly recommend!

This place is tucked away in Round Rock and is probably one of the best sushi places I've had in a…read morewhile. Sushi Yume is an intimate restaurant with a very attentive staff-- they were definitely on it when my table kept ordering nigiri . I got the chirashi bowl and the toro special. From the perfectly cooked sushi rice, fresh fish, and thoughtful accompaniments in my chirashi bowl - I loved it! I will definitely be back!

WOW, I was really impressed with this place. I came here honestly not really expecting the level of…read moresushi that I got. The Toro and Santa Barbara Uni were noticeably just so high quality. The uni was a vibrant orange. I was talking with my friend when I first took a bite of the Toro, and literally had to pause the conversation with how surprised I was by its texture, truly feeling like a piece of Wagyu. It was overall just so much sashimi as well for the $42 price tag -- you could honestly split it with someone. They also had a gluten-free menu and provided gluten-free tamari, which was appreciated.

My "secret sushi" spot in the Gateway Shopping Center - still going 12 years strong after a name…read morechange (formerly Haru) and pandemic later. To start, their Gyoza and Caramelized Brussels Sprouts are prime examples of items often seen but enjoyed in a new way. They have my favorite Specialty Rolls in town - filled with top quality fresh fish, original flavor combinations, and the sweet/spicy combo my palate prefers. "Land & Sea," and "Kiss Kiss" are 2 I love to rotate depending on my mood. You cannot go wrong with a variety of fresh fish served in generous portions served in classic but delicious ways, accenting natural flavors. This visit Alisa provided professional service with quick turnaround, and I tried something new - Garlic Edamame is charred and best eaten while dining alone. My favorite Salmon Nigiri is always fresh, low-sodium soy may not be traditional, but cuts the wasabi and was thoroughly enjoyed! Atmosphere is lovely for a strip-mall shop - piano Jazz and cozy booths, along with private dining rooms make this space ready for all occasions!

Don is the only restaurant in San Marcos that is truly one of a kind and perfect. Nothing will ever…read moreneed to change about the place, I will follow Don to the ends of this earth and out into the void. Shoutout Don for the phenomenal food and service. I've come here for many years and I will continue to until it is gone with the wind, replaced by a luxury apartment for students or just otherwise shuttered. Try the fish it's the best Also the NAN BOMB Literally everything on the menu is at least good, but most is exceptional.

It's been so long since I last had Don Japanese Kitchen. The food was as good as I remember them…read morewhen they were still in Austin. The interior the design was very familiar to the brick and mortar which was great for a small group to dine in. Compared to when they were in Austin, I'm so glad they had free parking. It was probably everything I remember and more. Kara-age - Crispy 10/10 Torch Salmon - Nicely Torch 10/10 Fries - Crispy, but had a few stale bit. 8/10

Our kids requested habachi before heading downtown to a play, and chose this place. We had never…read morebeen and were skeptical, but man was it a great choice! Our habachi guy was funny, entertaining, inclusive and really generous! Our kids loved him! The food was good & we will definitely be back! Compared to other habachi experiences nearby, this is definitely the best one we've been to.

Pretty weak experience overall. My partner and I made a reservation at 7:30 on a Friday for a…read morehibachi table, and had it confirmed by email. When we arrived at the restaurant, the hostess said that she didn't have the reso on her end; rather than apologizing or making a single effort to fix the issue, she just stared at us. We had to prompt her for clarification and next steps, and had to continue to prompt her through the process of getting us sat. When we finally sat down at a regular table, we waited about 15 minutes without a server coming by. I eventually flagged a server down, and we got our order under way. We requested the manager stop by to tell him about the issue with the reservation and the fact that his hostess needs additional training, and surprise, the manager was also not helpful. He did apologize for our reservation being lost, but blamed it on the system and denied any responsibility for taking care of it - basically just told us that "life is life". He did not offer a discount or any kind of relief for the setbacks or bad service. I wasn't expecting the world or anything, but good hospitality dictates that you do more that basically tell us to just deal with it. For the food: the sushi was pretty gnarly - it looked like somebody was angry at the fish when they were slicing. Most things needed salt. Steak and fried rice was good, but the vegetables were pretty much raw. I can forgive quite a bit when it comes to service, especially on graduation/mother's day weekend. But honestly I'm a little impressed at how little the entire staff cared about their guests.

I so dearly want to give this place a 4. It's cute, in a kind of banal way, and the food offerings…read moreare diverse despite a few limitations. Maybe next time. Our biggest issue was that we were seated at 8:15 and told half an hour later that they were closing an hour early and enforcing last call. Beyond that, they were gracious as could be given a staff that was making good on what they said and mostly minding their closing duties. The menu here is good, not great, and the prices are all over the place. The alcohol offering is most dissatisfying, the portions paltry, and the off-menu ube-misu was barely good enough to make up for the loss.

Sometimes it's a hit and sometimes it's a miss. This was a huge miss. We got a mix of sashimi,…read moreyakitori, and even got some dessert. The yakitori was fatty, chewy, but otherwise bland. The sashimi was fishy, not in a horrible way, but in the "I'm not sure about this way". The place was cool, well rated, and had an interesting drink selection (the one beer we got worked). Also, the service was phenomenal. The food just wasn't working.

I love going here. Im going here later when it is not 1 am. I am just too excited. It is great. I…read morehave never tasted better sushi in my life. I miss the employees, they are so nice and sweet and so much more. Everything is so cozy and perfect. When i get my drivers license, i will sneak out and come here everyday. Mark my words. Edit: The people who put a one star review are very picky. (Please dont come after me im sorry) Edit 2: I just left, great service! I had my braces tightened and my teeth hurt, but i missed the employees so i just ignored it.

I am dreading writing this review because we truly love Iron Fish, the staff, and service when we…read morefirst came here a few years back. But recently last year and this year, we notice there's been a change of sushi chef and now the sushi quality has fallen below standards. This is our third time with this same negative experiences (2 take out and 1 in person) and now this prompt this one star review. The problem with the sushi is the protein (fish) is cut so super thin. The picture I included does not show how incredibly thin and skimpy the fish is. It's like paper thin thickness and to the point I can not taste the salmon or eel at all. I know the food cost has increased and you need to save cost but skimping paper thin fish in sushi and charging $18-$20 a roll is such rip off. At this point I am paying for rice, sauce, avocado, seaweed, and labor to make the sushi. Especially when we know the sushi was not made like this before. The thickness of the fish used to be the proper thickness in sushi restaurant industry. Unfortunately we cannot longer recommend Iron Fish for this reason. Paying that amount for the star (fish) of the show to be barely there is simply not acceptable. I sure hope the owner takes this feedback and change things. You can see old pictures I've taken and posted for this business and compare it to the sushi now. There's visible difference. If things change, you know we will be happy to return and support.

It's great that the consistency of awesome service provided by Angel (knowing our drink and food…read moreorder) and food quality that is always delicious, is on key! My favorite is their volcano roll (sliced thinly) and $4 margarita on the rock! Thanks again Angel

Three of us came to try their all you can eat lunch. The place was quiet when we arrived and were…read moreimmediately seated and approached by staff. Note: They will charge for plates of leftover food so order as you go to avoid additional costs. I found the food to be ok, nothing wowed me but for $24 AYCE for lunch is very good and their menu selections are wide. I found some items to be misleading vs pictures so ask questions to ensure you're getting what you envision. Their tempura batter was disappointing, and the shrimp didn't look authentic, appearance is everything and did not seem appetizing to me. I enjoyed the stir fry udon. Note they are not in broth. The nigiri fish varieties were chewy, not tender and creamy so don't expect high end uchi quality but it seemed fresh ‍ I may give them another try and try other options besides sushi.

Some of the best sushi I've ever had and the service is absolutely impeccable. They didn't miss a…read morebeat.

I got the Tancho Grand Omakase takeout box. It came with the roll, tuna sashimi, sunomono salad,…read moreand nigiri pieces. I loved the nigiri pieces, all were very fresh and tender. Good pieces of fish! I also enjoyed the topping on each of them adding a nice twist to every bite. While it's not the most unique or blow your socks off quality, it is a good nigiri mix. The roll was also nice with a nice garlic crunch element layered in with the salmon and sushi rice. I like that the sushi rice is subtly sweet and tangy! The sunomono salad was pretty nice, but the sauce it came with was wonderful, especially paired with the nigiri and sushi roll. Since the sushi roll is basic, the sauce adds a nice sweet soy flavor. They also provided ponzu sauce which was more on the salty side. Overall, I enjoyed the takeout omakase box, but I don't think it's something I'd come back for until I have tried the other sushi spots in Austin.