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    Musashino Sushi Dokoro

    4.1 (865 reviews)
    Closed 5:30 pm - 9:30 PM

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    MUSASHINO SUSHI DOKORO ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Classy
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Jacquelyn C.

    The sushi here is great quality. I also ordered the curry nanban and I wish the shrimp tempura came on the side, I'm personally not a huge fan of tempura soaked in my broth. The curry broth is a little thinner than I expected but was still pretty good. I absolutely loved all the pieces of nigiri I ordered (escolar, hotate, sake aburi, chu toro). The fish again was great quality. It did take a little while for our food to come out, but we were also a larger party.

    Tessa F.

    Great place for sushi in Austin. We tried a variety of rolls, it was all really tasty and fresh.

    Tempura Ice Cream
    Jim N.

    Still one of our favorite sushi places in ATX. Fish is super fresh, served in large portions. Tried a few different rolls this time ad well, also delicious. Desserts are also fabulous! Service was solid, once we got things rolling! Highly recommended for sushi!

    Big southern
    Mariel T.

    Came with a group and had the place to ourselves! What we got in order of most to least favorite: -super deluxe-tokujo- depending on your likes you'll range from loves to hates but it's a good mix of what they've got! -sake aburi -Sake toro diablo -BE toro- toro hagashi was unavailable -Ozzie ii -Big southern -veggie tempura- maybe I'm just not a tempura fan anymore? -Toro taku handroll- the pickled radish was just a little too much Service was fantastic. It's just hard to give a 5 with so many good sushi competitors in town!

    Uni
    Kirsten C.

    I love musashino for date night! The sushi is always great and they have a large selection to choose from. Cocktails are refreshing. Make sure to grab a reservation though because it fills up fast on a weekend.

    Super Deluxe
    Joy G.

    I came to Musashino around 6 months ago, and really enjoyed the food, but my recent visit fell flat. We opted to sit outside to avoid an hour long wait, but the service was especially slow and they barely checked in on us throughout the meal. Normally it's not a big deal, but we were getting bit intensely by mosquitoes outside (so be aware if you dine outdoors in the summer). Onto the food, we ordered the age tofu that was pretty solid - a nice shareable dish. The super deluxe set was a bit disappointing. There was just too much rice, and the texture was very grainy and almost undercooked. The fish was ok, not as good as I remember and some pieces were very chewy. I think this could a be solid sushi restaurant if they were more consistent in their quality, and either hired more staff or made sure to check in more frequently.

    Bar area
    Ashley B.

    A cute place - intimate and private-ish. The bar is in the middle of the restaurant so the tables circle around it. But I have to talk about the food: The ROAD RUNNER ROLL. The squid ink rice & habanero caviar was perfect! Definitely would recommend this roll! Downside, at the time we visited, they did not have chirashi or serving omakase. So call ahead if there's something you would like! 8/10 - cool vibe, delicious sushi

    Sushi Deluxe
    Blair V.

    FYI for first time visitors, the restaurant is hard to locate as their is no signage pointing to where it is. It is located upstairs in the middle of the complex. I came with a group of friends and we made reservations online a week ahead for a Saturday. I believe they only take reservations if your group is over a certain amount. Beware of the strong pungent fishy smell when you walk in...it hit us right in the face. It subsided as we reached our table. The fish quality is pretty decent, they give large slices of sashimi than most places but the prices are a little above average. I got the deluxe combo that came with 10 pieces and a roll. I thought it was a decently priced. A few of us thought the ratio of rice with the sashimi was too much. We ordered a few appetizers, the tempura was excellent and chicken karage solid. I ordered a Tequila Daisy and it was a tad bit watered down, I tasted more of the Chambord and less of the tequila...not something I would order again IMO. I'll try a different cocktail on my next visit to see if anything tickles my fancy.

    Sushi Sushi/sashimi Combo
    Jessica C.

    Awesome place hidden on the second floor of a shopping plaza. There is more parking in the parking garage behind the building. Definitely recommend making a reservation although you can join the Yelp waitlist. We joined the waitlist and arrived around 7:45pm on a Saturday night and got a drink at the bar while we waited (about 20 min at the bar, maybe 40 min total for 2 people). There is ample seating on the patio and indoors. It is very cute with tasteful decor. Our server Ashley was great and recommended some dishes. We got the Sushi Sashimi Combo, Texas Road Kill Tuna Roll, Shima Zushi, Suicide Salmon, and a Bluefin Tuna fatty version that our server recommended. Everything was so fresh and melt in your mouth. The quality of the food is superb, staff service is great, and you definitely get what you pay for. Absolutely recommend trying this spot and cannot wait to return!

    Lots of fried appetizers- Shrimp Tempura Appetizer, Tempura Spider,Chicken Tori Kara Age
    Laarni C.

    I loved our Musashino dinner and would have given five stars BUT the reservation system was not desirable! They wanted $10 deposit per person before you can make a reservation. We ended up walking in which worked out just fine! We will be back for sure because my sushi deluxe was delicious- great value for 7 pieces of fresh sushi and 3 pieces of spicy salmon served with salad and soup! It was very quiet when we came in at 530pm but filled up around 7pm. It was hopping on a Friday night! Our service was friendly even when Grace was serving many tables in a busy night! They have a dog friendly patio! We've always sat at their outdoor patio because of our pup. And it was perfect Al fresco weather last night. I finally got to check out the inside of the restaurant and it was nice and cozy in there. I might have to dine inside on our next visit!

    Seared Albacore Nigir
    Erica D.

    Finally made it here and barely had to wait for a table! First things first, this place is hard to find. No signage showing it's upstairs in this complex so a little weird. We started with the gyoza and the Champs sashimi with salmon. Sashimi was delicious, especially with the jalapeño soy sauce. We then got the Texas Roadkill which was so. Damn. Good. Then had the Ozzy roll which was also very tasty, and lastly ended with the negitoro roll - simple and delicious. As for Nigiri, the seared albacore was melt in your mouth good. Can't wait to come back and try some more!

    TORO TAKU 
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    My all time favorite sushi place! I can't wait to get back to Austin! Love that they always have a good selection of Japanese Whisky!

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    The best of the best. I could live there. Best sushi in Austin and great lunch specials!

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    Do they take reservations?

    To clarify, as of 6/9/19, they take reservations for parties of 4 or more 1 business day in advance.

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