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This is a pretty solid spot to grab Japanese/fusion type of food! We came around 11 am and had access to their brunch menu. FAVORITE ITEMS: - Bees Knees: a tad on the sweet side, if you ask for slightly less sweet, maybe it'd taste even better? It has a nice lavender flavor which really is so aromatic and delightful. I recommend this for sure! - Brussel Sprouts: sauce was really good, crispy exterior and flavorful. Def recommend this - Chirashi Bot: I got the fancier version which the chef chooses for you which cuts of fish, depending on what is available. The sushi rice with sesame seeds were really tasty, I would say you get a decent amount of fish but there is a lot of avocado. It's decent, fish was fresh. PARKING: pretty easy street parking nearby SERVICE: it took a while for the chirashi bowls to come out but the other food came out decently fast. PRICE: a bit on the pricey side, but the aesthetic inside makes it pretty cool. Overall, I'd prob recommend to folks who are coming by to try some spots in Austin! It's a cool concept and the food was solid. They also have a great music playlist!
This sushi spot on SoCo is a gem! They have some fun fusion offerings including the Yuca-Tekkan, a maki roll with pepitas and recado negro. I appreciated that they had plenty of seafood and vegetarian offerings. My favorite dish was the spinach and shittake dumplings with cashews and a cashew cream. They were so delicious, I was scraping the cream off the plate! Our server Josh was top notch and knew his stuff well. The restaurant also has beautiful decor; I loved the cherry blossoms!
Stopped by for happy hour and ordered a couple of items We tried the seasonal mule and whiskey spritz - both pretty good and $9 Tried the wagyu hot rock - pretty good for happy hour $9 and def add the salt for some extra flavor Tried the salmon, tuna, striped bass and yellowtail nigiri - all good but tuna and salmon were the best!! Tried the chicken karaage and chicken itself was good but didn't love the green sauce but my husband did Interior is so cute with the cherry blossoms They have some outdoor seating but can be busy crosswalk and traffic area Although they are dog friendly in the outdoor seating
This place is it! Came here because my sister in law wanted to try it out and I'm glad she did! But be prepared to have your wallet be set backkkkkk lol- don't say I didn't warn you! Ambiance is really nice here especially for a date night type of place. I have 3 kids- so that's not always the best option. But the lighting is nice and dim! We found parking right along the curbside in front of the restaurant fairly easy before the dinner rush crowd showed up. Wagyu hot rock, is the way to go! My girls 7 & 4, (6&3) at the time of our visit loved it- so flavorful with just a pinch of salt, but it's definitely melt in your mouth delicious! My kids are picky and they even loved the chicken karaage & pork belly bao buns. Everything was just so tasty- go and check out the happy hour menu to save you some coin! Even my yuzu spritzer was nice and refreshing!
Really love this cute Japanese restaurant. I love how you can see the fish drying in the refrigerator when you meet with the host. The food was amazing. I wasn't a big fan of the tonkatsu ramen, but the chicken ramen was rich with flavor. The appetizers were great. I love the sauces that come with them especially the chicken katsu. Our server was kind and friendly. Definitely check this place out if you're nearby.
I have eaten here a couple of times and it was fantastic!! The dry aged tuna melts in your mouth like butter! They offer seating outside as well. It's not very large so sometimes there is a wait. Service was great..our server was able to suggest a few things for us during the initial visit. Because they offer higher end, dry aged sushi, it is more expensive than your regular sushi spot. I think it's well worth the extra coins though! There's a cute ice cream stand nearby if you want a cool dessert after.
Came here during restaurant week and loved it! So much food and so much variety for such a good price! They had a prefix menu so it took all the guess work out for me and my friend, kinda like an omakase or chefs choice experience! My favorite was the yellow tail, so fresh and so flavorful! We sat outside on congress which was nice because the weather is just getting good and it was still light and lively out. Also our waitress was so sweet to us and gave great drink recommendations!
It's wooden, with pink neon on the shelving above the sushi bar, populated with figurines. Lucky Robot claims to serve sushi here. They also have ramen; maybe I should have tried my luck with that instead. Started with the Purple Peruvian drink, which was really quite nice. Actually, it was the highlight of the entire meal, so props to who ever made it. I felt lazy about going through every item on the menu, so I decided to order their "omakase." Huge mistake. Theirs is not a set menu, nor does it seem to be customized to customer's taste. Rather, it is a budget, which is filled using items from the menu until the desired price point is achieved. Before ordering, I specifically asked the waiter how the three different price points for their omakase work. I inquired how many pieces each one comes with. He provided an unsatisfactory "I don't know" and then proceeded to mention the more expensive ones had more courses (and gave a range of 10-13). He claimed to push people towards ordering the middle priced one, but did not provide an explanation for why. My expectation was a certain quantity of nigiri if ordering their "omakase." However, the waiter failed to clarify exactly what their "omakase" consists of, other than "the kitchen decides" (well, duh) and "it'll be a surprise." Withholding clarifying information about a menu option is a negative. We weren't too hungry, so we opted for the the lowest priced version. In response, he mumbled "this one would be 8 courses." Again, not forthcoming with information which he could have provided in response to my first question. After ordering, he asked "is there anything you won't eat?" Of course the answer is no. But looking back, I should have specifically mentioned "no artificial crab" or "no shoddy food." Lastly, he quipped, "and is sashimi ok?" To which I responded I prefer nigiri, to which he said "ok"--yet another missed opportunity to clarify that nigiri is a teeny-weeny part of their "omakase." As for the shoddy omakase: Brussel Sprouts ($12)--over-roasted to remove the nuttiness, and then doused in tamari. I've rarely had well-prepared brussel sprouts at restaurants, and Lucky Robot is no exception. Disappointing start. Sakura Masu ($24)--a shoddy crude containing ocean trout, blood orange, fennel, pomegranate, and cilantro. Masked the light trout flavor. Sourness was extremely minute. Nothing in this dish went well together, since everything tasted like flavorless blood orange (even the fish); and not even sweet. Their fennel slivers were not bright and refreshing; on the contrary, they seemed pickled, sad, and depressing. Hira Hira ($16)--poorly executed maki containing yellowtail, avocado, green onion, crispy shallot, yuzu miso, lemongrass soy, sesame. Excessive 3:1 rice to filling ratio. Tasted like creamy avocado. Cilantro did nothing, and a yellowed cilantro leaf was purposely selected. You can tell the kitchen does not even care to utilize green herbs. "Prime" Nigiri Moriawase ($37x2)--dry-aged fish. 5 out of 8 fish on daily fish menu. You can see the fish hanging on display. Better than the maki, but, it was not very flavorful, despite their dry aging process. The garnishes did not promote the fishes. The bitter toasted sesame seeds were unhelpful (and shouldn't be bitter!). These were fairly sad, disappointing bites, especially if you know what well-executed nigiri with quality ingredients tastes like. Hiramasa Shrimp Battle ($24)--much better maki roll than the Hira Hira, as the rice to filling ratio was closer to 1:1. Crunchy bits add texture; the serrano slice on top adds a slight heat to the bite. Enjoyable. "Pork Belly" and "Wagyu Short Rib" Nigiri ($26)--pork belly: dry and chewy. Wagyu: it's a precooked slab that they store with their fish (since we see it at sitting at the sushi bar); when it's prepared, they cut some slices and toss it in the oven to warm up. Pity for folks consuming either of these two items, including myself. Strawberry Basil Ice Cream ($9) -- they stated this was a semifreddo; it was fairly sweet. It had "compressed" strawberries, and crushed pistachios. Texture wise, this was fine. I recommend going to Gelato Paradiso (across the street) afterwards for dessert instead of here. Conclusion: only the Peruvian drink and Hiramasa Shrimp Battle were enjoyable. 2 out of 9 items, or $32 out of $193--an abysmal 0.22 or 0.16 enjoyment rate, depending on the metric. An incredibly poor value. There is no reason to return to this establishment in the future; plenty of other sushi restaurants in Austin take pride in serving non-shoddy food to their customers. Finally, do you really want to eat at a place that roasts their sesame seeds bitter, overcooks their pork belly until dry and chewy, uses an inappropriate ratio of rice to filling in their maki, voluntarily places yellowing cilantro leaves on your food, cannot execute a reasonable crudo, and provides you with a disappointingly low quality sushi experience?
Great service from Brady who offered us dessert as we're newly engaged but we're too full so he said next time. Didn't feel rushed at all. Apps were great with chicken karaage and pork dumplings. The sauces alone were full of so much flavor. Sushi the sea 3PO Voltron and r2d2 were all great with their respective sauces. Good portions all the way through. We will go again.
Finally tried out Lucky Robot on Soco. The decor is super loud and extravagant but it kinda worked for me. I loved the violent cherry blossom vibe. On to the food, I got the chirashi bot and at $28 for fresh sashimi, it was really good. The fish tasted clean and refreshing and the soft poached egg on the rice with caviar added a nice umami depth to every bite. I very much enjoyed this brunch and would come back to try their other bites.
Lucky Robot is an incredibly cute small sushi restaurant located along the Congress Avenue street. I'm getting lucky robots for stars only because of how well they nail the Aesthetics down from the entire restaurant, down to the decor, seating, props, and plating. It might at first seem to be a small establishment but once inside, it's a lot more spacious than it otherwise seems from the outside. The space is very well decorated from head to toe. We love the Aesthetics. It's a modern take on traditional wood-based decor. It's lovely, perky, and fun. However, on the side of their food, it's a bit overrated. The server had hyped us about one of their High specialty dishes; aged tuna sashimi. It is extremely well plated. However, it doesn't taste much different than regular fresh tuna Sashimi in most other sushi restaurants that achieve a similar flavor level. I will give them props on the tuna because it did not have the lactic acid flavor that would have been indicative of poor quality tuna. But what makes their aging process more unique than leaving the fish in the refrigerator for a longer period of time? I don't know. It seems like the staff didn't really know either when we asked further, despite it being a dish that was recommended by them.
1 year ago
The food was amazing, a bit Spicy for my Taste but really good. I loved the presentation of the dishes. read more
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2 years ago
Amazing and unreal, fresh sushi! Ask for Liam as your server and chance as your chef! You really can't go wrong! read more
Lucky Robot is a unique spot for sushi, located at the edge of SoCo. We got reservations for the indoors spot which is a bit of a tight space but we got seats in the back corner so it wasn't too bad. The foot traffic outside can be quite crowded, so I wouldn't recommend it unless you really enjoy people watching. We arrived for a late dinner at 9pm (they close at 10pm), and was happy to say that they didn't rush us out and still let us order the omakase (we opted for the 6 course omakase). I think there is better omakase in Austin at this point, and overall better sushi, but the experience was still enjoyable. There were 4 shareable appetizers/entrees, all pretty tasty from what I remember. The nigiri platter had 4 pieces for each person - all were delicious, and the dessert was a cake roll with caramelized bananas - a little bit too sweet for my personal tastes. We each got a couple of cocktails each and enjoyed them - word of warning: one of them had squid ink in it, which can stain your teeth temporarily! If you want an unique sushi experience in a cool neighborhood, I would definitely recommend Lucky Robot. You can even reserve a swing seat if you feel like hanging around while eating! read more
Lucky robot is so good!! We split 2 apps and 5 rolls among 4 of us and it was perfect. The rolls are also super super fresh and delicious. The midnight Tokyo drink was really tasty too. Get a reservation and sit outside, it was so lovely!! read more
Food is pricy, portions are small, but it's definitely one of the prettier plating that I've seen around. They also give you moist towelettes at the beginning which is fancy and cool. I got the Hira Hira, which was tasty and beautifully plated on a slab of wood, but I was definitely still hungry for me aftewards. I got the Spinach and Tofu dumpling, which was 95% spinach with a few specks of tofu. If you want vegetables, go for it, otherwise, I'd pass on this. The place gets a 4 for aesthetic and plating, but a 3-3.5 for food. read more
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2 years ago
Have such a great experience at the Lucky Robot today!! Aaron took such great care of us and we will definitely come back next time we come to Austin. Everything was very delicious but the roll that stuck out to us was the Dill-E Roll!! The perfect hint of dill ~ not too over powering ~ just the perfect touch. read more
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Let's get the important part out of the way. Only ***3*** Pokéstops are spin-bale from here, but a fourth is close and might be spin-able from some seats and it's located on a very walkable street with lots of shops and plenty of Pokéstops to spin and a few gyms. The food here is great as well earning it an extra star. read more
1 year ago
The staff is amazing, everyone is so helpful and friendly. Definitely recommend. Also had the transformer roll which is so delicious and has different market fish on top. Also the barbacoa dumplings are life changing. Shout out to Angie our server and she is wonderful. read more
2 years ago
One of my Brother in law's local favorite places to eat. We got here early enough for Happy Hour. The food we ordered was delicious. Service was fast. We were so stuffed we had no room for dessert. read more
2 years ago
My husband and I have visited twice and had a great experience both times! They have misting fans outside for hot days, and the interior is adorable with charming decor. Some booths even have swinging benches, which is a fun and unique touch. The food is delicious! We highly recommend the pork and ginger dumplings--they were amazing! Also, the strawberry mint mule and the midnight in Tokyo drinks were fantastic! read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
love this place! my favorite bites were the pork & shrimp dumplings, kama cake, wagyu yaki nashi, pork belly nigiri, and my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE was the tuna tataki! a must try! officially in my top three for my favorite Japanese/ sushi with Uchi & Soto! read more
3 years ago
I really enjoyed the sushi at Lucky Robot. I don't think it's Austin's best sushi but it's definitely good and their seafood is fresh and reasonably priced. The service was great, and we served quickly even though it was during busy dinner hours. I know I should be going into detail about the sushi but all I can say is get the Yuzu pie! It has to be one of the top five desserts I have ever had at a restaurant. It's so good, I find myself craving it and daydreaming about it often. Fresh ingredients, artfully presented, good service. Worth the stop. read more
Such a cool atmosphere inside - place has swings and cool decor and so much more! I try to get something different each time I come, but my usual must haves are the crispy pancake and then a bunch of nigiri. Servers are always attentive and check on you regularly - can't wait to go back and see what's new on their menu! read more
2 years ago
Best restaurant EVER. Went on a weekend trip and had it the first night. Loved it so much we came the next night. You have to try the pork and plantains. read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
Amazing food and equally amazing service! We snagged a day-of reservation and it was so worth it. We sampled a lot on their menu including barbacoa dumplings, spinach and tofu dumplings, 3 maki rolls, all 4 vegan nigiri options (loved the avocado one), and the yuzu mocktails. That mocktail was truly one of the best ones I've ever had. They're very knowledgeable about dietary restrictions. Also the ambience was great and the restaurant was well decorated! read more
I don't recommend. Portions are tiny and the sushi size should be illegal. We've eaten here twice and this place disappoints. Our first visit was a couple of months ago. We ate outside and it was a decent experience. Recently, my wife and I gave it a second shot and placed an online pick up order. The portions were insultingly miniature and honestly pretty bland. We spent 70 dollars for 3 rolls, 2 miso soups and it felt like a children's platter. When we picked up the order, we actually went through the effort of raising our concerns with the manager (all 3 rolls were extremely small and jam packed together into a single container). Unfortunately she was dismissive and rude. We won't be coming back. There are way better sushi places in Austin at this price point, including Uchi, Kome, Fukumoto. read more
Lucky Robot is a sushi spot off of S Congress st in Austin, TX. I went during the week for happy hour and they offer a great happy hour with plenty of specials. I got the pork belly and king sakura both were very delicious. The wait staff was super friendly and helpful with the menu. The ambience and design of the restaurant was great and had a great Japanese feel to it. I highly recommend this spot if you are looking for good sushi in the Austin area. read more
Toyosu Chirashi Bowl - beautifully prepared. All chirashi bowls should come with a gorgeous soft boiled egg. Are you ready for some egg porn? The chirashi bowl had so many different components and endless combinations you could make. I kept making perfect little bites on my spoon and then proceeded to stuff the entire bite in my mouth, how graceful LOL. Steamed Pork Belly Buns - so delicious. I originally thought that I wasn't going to enjoy this because of the beets, but they actually added a nice pickle-y and crunchy texture, which was exactly what was needed for the rich and fatty pork belly. Seaweed Salad - a little salty but I love that they use different types of seaweed and it doesn't look store bought at all, but prepared in-house instead. Overall, very cute spot that serves delicious and beautifully prepared food. I honestly just came for the chirashi bowl, but was pleasantly surprised by the other items on the menu. read more
5 years ago
We ordered the Spicy Edamame, a few Maki Rolls and the Beef Hot Rock. Would highly recommend coming during their Happy Hour, which runs Monday-Friday from 4:30-6 PM, as their Cool & Hot Tastings run 50% off! The Spicy Edamame and Beef Hot Rock were good, but nothing exceptional. It was standard to me. Out of the three rolls we ordered, the Sea-3PO was the one that stood out the most. It had a hint of citrus to it, which always pairs perfectly with fish. The Crunchy Atomic Salmon and the Robo Tuna were nearly identical, excluding the type of fish inside. Plain & simple. read more
2 years ago
Mr. Ian W! the man of the hour: the best server! Incredibly knowledgeable about the menu, he explained everything on every dish!! Very charismatic and funny! The perfect addition to the delicious meal me and my mom had the ambiance of the restaurant, beautiful and mouth dropping! did not expect this little shop to be so full to the brim with flowers, decor and fun seating ( swing! seats ) the food absolutely mouth watering, I haven't been able to stop dreaming about it the sauce on the cebiche goes well with everything, I definitely recommend keeping the bowl around hahahaha, we sure did! the captions did not let me properly label the 5 piece nigiri so here it is: Kingu Sake Toro / King Salmon Belly Chiki Toro / Bluefin Tuna Belly Ikura / Salmon Roe Hiramasa / Yellowtail Amberjack Akami bluefin / Lean Bluefin Tuna thank you lucky robot for being absolutely amazing! I will come back soon ‼ thank you Ian for being amzing & hilarious, you made my moms birthday ‼ read more
1 year ago
as someone who loves sushi and is new to the city of austin, lucky robot has by far the best sushi i have ever had. brady made our experience 100x better by giving us the best recommendations! 10/10 read more
5 years ago
I have spent a lot of time in Austin and every time we go I have found another cool restaurant. The food in this city is excellent and a Lucky Robot is now added to the list of must visits. The decor is a modern take on a traditional sushi bar, blonde wood benches and chairs - and swings hung from ceiling, infused with hanging cherry blossoms, neon and rockabilly prints. Need a swing next time! Food was a delicious fusion of Japanese and Peruvian. Fried Brussels Sprouts - perfect crispness, sweet and spicy Vegan stuffed squash blossoms - deep fried, stuffed with vegan cream cheese, corn and vegan crab were delicious Ceviche - whitefish, watermelon lime dressed with purple potatoes and micro cilantro was spicy and refreshing. Pork belly nigiri - grilled, nice grill flavor Waygu nigiri - short rib over rice mmmm Striped bass and Tuna belly nigiri - added shiso, small size but perfect bites - I absolutely prefer a bite sized piece then a giant not too well carved slab of sashimi. Tempura Shrimp and Hamachi roll - Serrano on top was fiery - while this was also quite good it was a little hot for me - pop off the pepper and good to go. Our server Leah was lovely, informed, had her hospitality skills on point! Added to the growing list of awesome spots in Austin! read more
I went for brunch and had a great experience. First, it was easy to make a reservation through open table and we were seated immediately. The restaurant had plenty of open tables at 11AM. We ordered off the brunch menu and coincidentally all got the Prime Chirashi Bot. The fish was fresh and the egg was nice and jammy. I liked the selection of fish they provided. The portion is enough for one person. Service was friendly and helpful when we asked questions. The inside decor is super cute with the flowers overhead. I would def come back. Parking is a mess but that's normal for the area. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
Took my friend here for his birthday and the whole experience was amazing. From the start, the interior was beautiful, staff were so welcoming, and our server was beyond helpful. We ordered everything off the happy hour menu plus the king toro nigiri, wagyu short rib nigiri, and the barbacoa dumplings. Everything was fun to try and tasted great but the chicken karaage, pork belly, and king toro were the most memorable to me. Plus, I think the server overheard us talking about our friend's birthday so they even brought us out a free dessert (one of the ones with yuzu but that one tasted amazingggg). Overall, one of the best dining experiences I've had in Austin! read more
2 years ago
First time visiting and I will definitely be back. Service was phenomenal and really helpful. We tried a few different things from the menu and everything was delicious. The inside is very cute and fun, great for those IG posts! read more
4 years ago
Lucky Robot is such a fun spot with quality dishes. Whoever did their interior design is extremely talented! The dishes are familiar but unique. I loved their dumplings and crunchy atomic salmon roll. You will need reservations and I'd recommend getting an Uber to/from as parking in this area can be tricky. read more
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The short: amazing, deliciously presented sushi / great service in fun loving irreverent atmosphere. The long: came back into AUS from a flight and needed a later night sushi spot. Lucky robot had been long on the list and did not disappoint. Lucky robot strikes a balance between class and casual cool irrelevance --not trying to be anything than what it truly is. Parking can be a bit of a challenge and the price point can be on the higher side but we definitely felt it was worth it. From the gate the quality of soy sauce was excellent and it was the freshest wasabi I've had in a long while. Sushi we got: hiramasa shrimp battle (loved the slight crunch of the shrimp), sea 3PO (subtle spice), hiramasa serrano (light fresh amazing start to the sushi), Toro + fig (deliciously complex) We also got the spinach dumplings in this indulgent cashew cream sauce. We somehow ended up with dessert --the yuzu pie--which I highly recommend. It was the best dessert I've eaten in a while. Angie was phenomenal, kind, and had the best suggestions. It was a nice way to be welcomed back into Austin after all the travel. We'll be sure to come back again. read more
2 years ago
We came here for our anniversary and wow!! Sydney was amazing, the drinks were amazing and ALL food dishes were AMAZING! Last time I was here it was 2019 and this place just gets better with age. *chef kiss* read more
4 years ago
This experience was phenomenal from start to finish! EVERYTHING on the menu was delicious. The dry aged fish was incredibly tasty, the myriad options were enough to ogle at as soon as we came into the restaurant and while we had the option of omakase, we opted for a multitude of sushi and sashimi, just to be able to order the dry aged otoro and swordfish. Their dessert was 100% vegan and they were able to transform the flavors of banana in so many ways. The sake flight wasn't my favorite but I was still able to experience new sake options to add to my personal list. Lucky Robot had such an amazing ambiance and their service was absolutely wonderful. Our server was exceptional and so friendly! If you're ever in Austin, PLEASE do yourself a favor and make a reservation here. read more
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1303 S Congress Ave
Austin, TX 78704
SoCo (S. Congress Ave.), 78704 (South Austin)
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Is there a gluten free menu?
I don't think there is an actual gluten-free menu, but their servers are very knowledgeable, and they are happy to accommodate any dietary restrictions. There is a lot more than just gluten that I can't eat, and I do great here.
Do they use heat lamps on the patio in the winter?
We do! Look forward to seeing you
Do they still have the BYOB (build your own bowl), I think that's what it's called.?
Nope! Lots of changes to the menu and this wasn't on there as of 6/22/21
Are there any recommendations on parking besides street parking?
There is a large, mostly vacant parking lot located behind Hotel Saint Cecelia that is about a 5 minute walk from the restaurant.
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