We hadn't been in for a few months. It was nice to know that our server Dallas was still there!…read moreWe came in to celebrate my husband's 76th birthday. We arrived about 5:35 we were seated immediately and offered beverages. The Sushi here is good. I enjoy sitting at the bar and watching the sushi chefs. We do wish the property was larger as the tables and booths are pretty close to each other especially the tables down the middle. The end booths encroach on the restroom so we try to avoid those. It's a very busy little place, has lots of repeat customers. Ask for Dallas as your server-he does a great job.

Truthfully, I was skeptical coming here because it looked like a fast food sushi place on the…read moreoutside but was pleasantly surprised by the fun sushi flavors it offered! It was a busy Wednesday night during dinner time so there was an awkward amount of time between being sat and getting our waters, which arrived after our appetizers. The service was still good despite that. App: spicy tuna taco - definitely had some heat to it Rolls: Mango Tango, Something Wrong, and 90% Hubby said the 90% rolls were okay but better than the mango tango. I personally liked the latter better but the something wrong was my favorite out of those. Can't wait to come back and try the other options!

Sushi moto is a small but super vibey sushi restaurant with cool decorations, not too expensive…read morefood, and attentive service! Plus, the fish tastes pretty fresh! I can see this being a casual and intimate date spot, without venturing into too fancy of a dinner. We got the Fire dragon roll - we mostly ordered this for the spectacle because we saw on the menu that it would be on fire. And it was so cool! It's completely wrapped in foil while on fire, which isn't as cool, but it was still cool regardless. But eating it, this was our favorite that we tried. The eel is so soft, it just melts in your mouth. And the fire in the foil makes the roll so warm and creamy. Which I know isn't something you really want when you think sushi, but it was so good. The rollercoaster roll - I think the taste of this roll wasn't necessarily anything special. It was good and it had a little spicy kick. But what set it apart was the tempura inside gave it some crunchy bits that were fun to eat. Yellowtail tornado roll - I really liked the yellowtail in this roll! But I'm not the biggest fan of jalapeño, so this one was just okay for me. Lemon salmon roll - this roll was really light and refreshing! Probably my second favorite of the night. But the citrus flavor was pretty strong, since it had yuzu sauce and sliced lemon on top. I feel like I would have liked it more if it was just the yuzu without the lemon.

Little sushi spot in the heart of Cedar Park. Pretty bland strip mall location, but the restaurant…read moreis well decorated and cozy. I was one of two occupied tables in the restaurant but service was somehow still slower than I'd have preferred. That said, once I did get their attention they were very friendly. The sushi was of reasonably good quality - not great but not bad. I ordered the salmon roll and the fire dragon roll. The latter was torched and the presented beautifully (on fire). Solid 4/5 star experience.

Soto's happy hour is a fantastic deal, especially when they have it on the daily. This is by far my…read morewife's favorite restaurant and we regularly go here for date night. For roughly $60 the wife was full and we had roughly 6 dishes and one cocktail (I was still slightly hungry). Think of it as more of a tapas style ordering. Soft shelled crab - My absolute favorite and by far the best dish! Crispy from the breading, soft shell and subtle crab taste, and to top it off the fried egg adds some creaminess from the yolk. Not greasy at all due to the way it's fried. And who doesn't like a little microgreen to add some freshness to it?! It could likely use a little more salt, and this particular time the yolk was a overcooked. Sushi Tacos - 2nd favorite! You get two, and frankly I prefer not sharing these (although my wife forced me to). It's such a unique dish. Each taco is palm sized. They take a yummy piece of laver (seaweed), coat one side and deep fry it to make a nice hard shell taco casing. Then they fill it with sushi rice, top it with plentiful tuna, add a slice of avocado, and top it with micro greens. Refreshing, light (once you squeeze the tiny lime on top), slightly filling due to the rice, and absolutely delicious. Takoyaki - I'm not a fan, but the wife is. For me it's a texture thing. Even when visiting Japan I didn't enjoy this dish. Honestly though I do think it deserves far more bonito flakes, as the dish is meant to look alive from the waving flakes. Honestly we love this place so much, I always get engrossed in the food so much I forget to take pics. The overall ambience is chill and refined, albeit no white tableclothes, but it acts like it should have them. This location gets busy during dinner time, however during happy hour it's rarely even 1/4 full. Monday's the happy hour is all day!

Really disappointing experience. The sea bass took over an hour, while my husband's meal came out…read morequickly. Our server said she would remove it from the bill, which I appreciated--but the manager refused. Instead, he insisted I pay for it and even tried to pressure me into eating it. The lack of flexibility and understanding made an already frustrating situation worse. We don't go out to eat often, so this was especially disappointing. Overall, the service was poor and not how customers should be treated.

Love it here, Tuesdays they have all day happy hour. I wish they would offer more live music like…read morethey used to but it's still a really solid sushi spot. When we have a larger group we opt for the big sushi boat and it's so good. The only thing I could complain about is paying $150 for a sushi boat and miso isn't a complimentary accompaniment.

For a place in a shopping cluster between a movie theater and a Half-Price Books, it's remarkably…read more high end. My boss and I walked there for lunch today, and I was immediately struck by the attentive and professional service, like what you might expect at Truluck's or Eddie V's. The mood is comfy, well-spaced, and gently lit, with a full bar available. Today's pick was lunch with sushi, sashimi, and a spicy tuna roll. The miso soup was richer than is common, and the fish was high quality. This is a good date place, especially if you want Baskin & Robbins after, on the way to a good movie. My only suggestions are to front the traditional sushi bar experience a little better, since that's really the best way to judge a sushi place; and to maybe rethink the tile ceiling and overhead lighting a little to make it less ordinary.

Great experience all around! Good atmosphere, good food, great service! Would recommend!read more

Sushi Bang is one of our go-to spots for sushi! The seafood and fish are always incredibly fresh,…read moreand their all-you-can-eat menu is packed with delicious options, from tasty kitchen dishes to amazing sushi rolls. Everything is made fresh to order, and you can definitely taste the quality. The staff is always attentive, friendly, and provides exceptional service every time we visit. The ambiance is also warm and inviting, making the whole dining experience even better. If you're looking for fresh sushi, great food, and outstanding service, Sushi Bang is a must-visit. This place will always be one of our favorite spots!

I have eaten a lot of sushi in my life. But I'm not over exaggerating when I say this is hands-down…read morethe best sushi I've ever eaten. I was there by myself so I only got two rolls, but they were both fantastic. I read reviews that this place was great, so I had full expectation for it to be good, but they certainly exceeded my expectations.

Delicious. I got…read morethe kaisen don (chirashi) for lunch. It was a smaller portion size than I was expecting but it was undoubtedly fresh and delicious. Having grown up by the coast most my life, I've generally been disappointed by the quality of the fish at the more affordable sushi spots in Austin. So I had been avoiding sushi in Austin for quite some time. But the craving for some raw fish hit me hard enough for me to give Daichi a try. And I'm glad. Daichi honestly surprised me very much. 4.5/5 would recommend

This place is slept on. Their Happy Hour is a good deal if you haven't been--I'm talking $3…read moresapporos and kirin. Solid priced nigiri and appetizers. They extended their HH hours until close. Unfortunately it does look like they got rid of their all you can eat, but honestly, their pricing is pretty reasonable for the quality. I always enjoy my time here!

We enjoyed the $2 nigiri, sushi rolls, and udon! Service was friendly and food came out fast…read more Everything was pretty tasty. The Brussel sprouts were a bit too saucy. My lychee coconut mojito was light but tasty. Recommended!

First time tonight for a Birthday dinner. Everyone thought the rolls, dumplings, sashimi, fried…read morerice were good! The employees were VERY NICE, kept up with our parties refills and clearing the table to make more room for other items. Would definitely go back. Our 3 year old grandson loved the chicken fried rice, pork dumplings and tempura fried kale

Oh my gosh! This place was amazing! The staff were super friendly and relaxed, and they even let us…read morechoose where we wanted to sit. I started with the gyozas -- filled with chicken and veggies, and really affordable at around $6 for 6. The sauce was delicious, and I shared them with my family, who also thought they were great. You can get them fried or steamed; I went with steamed. Next, I ordered the salmon avocado roll, and it was literally the best roll I've ever eaten. I dipped it in soy sauce, and for those who avoid preservatives, they even offer a soy sauce with just soy, wheat, salt, and water -- perfect for me! I ended up ordering four orders of six rolls (yes, they were that good) and ate them all by myself. Each order was about $9, with $7 for just salmon -- avocado was an add-on. The Sexy Mango roll was my mom's favorite -- she said it tasted refreshing. We also tried sashimi sushi, which was served in a cool cup and tasted amazing. My brother went all out and ate 30 avocado rolls, and the chef was kind enough to give him a super-sized sushi with extra avocado and rice -- I was so jealous! I also tried the Beef Bulgogi, which was delicious and priced at about $13 -- very reasonable. Around 4:00 pm on Saturday, the restaurant wasn't crowded, which made it perfect to enjoy our meal. The K-pop music in the background was a fun touch, too. Seriously, the salmon avocado rolls were the best I've ever had. I'll definitely be back next time I'm nearby!