guess this place has been here for a while but first time trying and i'll be back! arrived during…read morehappy hour which was a pleasant surprise! everything tasted so good and flavorful. the waiter was friendly but never stopped too often. i could tell the families were hitting up hh since there were quite a bit of kids...didn't bother me (i was happy not to have mine though lol!) the restaurant is pretty big so sound doesn't carry too much - i couldn't hear everyone's conversations which was nice.

Dragon sushi (eel and avocado) Banana tempura with green tea…read moreice cream Take what I say with a grain of salt - my standard for sushi is sushi in Japan. Sushi was okay (sorry) Both mid. Oil for tempura could've been more fresh and banana could've been more brown for more flavor. I enjoyed it for the texture more than anything Staff was very nice and the ac was excellent, spacy and breezy inside.

The beat meal we've had in Austin, if I could give more than 5 stars I would. Atmosphere is…read moreamazing, food is amazing, and Axel is the absolute best - solid recommendations, knew the menu inside and out. Best experience in the city. Gonna be a go to spot whenever im in town​

I really liked my visit to Kemuri Tatsu-ya! I came here for a work dinner so we tried a bunch of…read morethings and shared -- the misoyaki butterfish and the fried chicken (chicken karage) were absolutely standouts, I LOVED! We also had the BBQ eel which was delicious (a bit pricey for 3-4 small pieces for $18, but it is cooked SO well).We had the charred edamame which does have beef in it (take note vegetarians -- there aren't a lot of veggie only dishes on the menu), and the taiyaki cornbread (excellent flavor and texture). We did get the hippie bone marrow (it's eggplant!) and the Kinoko mushroom for our vegetarian friend and she really liked both it even though she's not big into mushrooms (the kinoko has a strong umami flavor, it's quite meat-like actually). We got the hot pocketz too which are brisket based; they were very cheesy (smoked gouda) -- good flavor but the brisket isn't strong. My coworkers also tried one of their specials which is essentially a Japanese "famed dish" -- it's squid marinated in it's own guts. I tried the tiniest piece and it was one of the most abhorrent things I've had -- it was SO salty and kind of sour. I like fried squid but this was nothing like that; def would not recommend but if you like to try weird things, go for it. We also got several drinks -- the Match painkiller and Puff puff pass (serves 2 people) are both absolutely delightful! Very fruity/tiki-like. Someone else got the grapefruit sour which is basically Shochu in a glass that comes with a fresh half of grapefruit and a juicer you can prep yourself! Overall -- I like Kemuri a lot. The food is a little high for the portion sizes, but it's a solid place to go with friends/coworkers and share things so you can try a lot. Because things come out like it courses, you can easily get full without overeating. And the drinks are great! It's a more casual place inside, but you could still have a nice/fun date night here.

Lunch time with son and family before heading out to the Austin Airport!!!!…read more Excellent service ! Ordered the Hakata Tonkotsu Ramen which was served with rich pork broth, Chashu pork (simmered pork belly), whole soft boiled egg, kikurage mushrooms, green onions and bean sprouts. Somehow the simmered pork belly tasted gamey to me and wasn't what I expected to be !! I loved the creaminess of the broth !!! The Gyoza pan fried pot stickers were deliciously seasoned ! I surely was full before my flight and will surely try other dish on the menu on my next Austin visit !!!

Our last day in Austin, we decided we wanted to do something soup-y…read more First impressions: The area this ramen shop is in is very nice! There's lots to do and shop for after or before eating! Service: Servers were friendly and attentive! Food: My bf and I both shared the chicken karage and then we each order the deluxe tonkatsu, I got the mild and he got the medium. The broth was super rich and creamy! I was really surprised. I really enjoyed the broth and its taste, however, the noodles were alittle clumpy. I would definitely recommend coming here, the food was delicious and fast!

Situated in an interesting lot in round rock, small but packed with families. Highly recommend you…read morewaitlist before if you plan on going with 3+ people I got their sashimi platter and it's wonderful the chef gifted us some of the best nigiri bite I ever had in Austin! I would say nigiri is their specialty . Their rolls is excellent as well but the nigiri stand out best. Ambience - cozy and can get a bit loud Parking- huge parking lot

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!

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!

Tsukimi has become our favorite sushi spot! I've eaten sushi all over California, and this place…read moreabsolutely holds its own. The fish is always fresh, the quality is outstanding, and it's by far the best all-you-can-eat sushi around. What really sets Tsukimi apart, though, is the owners. Mia and her husband are incredibly kind and welcoming, and they truly care about their customers. My wife is currently pregnant and was craving sushi, and Mia went above and beyond by walking us through the entire menu to point out all of the fully cooked options that were safe for her to eat. That level of thoughtfulness and hospitality is rare. The restaurant is very clean as well. Amazing food, amazing people, and consistently great service. We recommend Tsukimi to everyone looking for high-quality sushi and a restaurant that treats you like family.

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!

DON'T order veg tempura it is the worst. It is humongous pieces of boiled onion, sweet potato and…read morezucchini fried for min time. Chicken Bento box was ok ok and the shaggy roll was the only thing that had any flavor to it. None of the cooked dishes had any salt in it.

Y'all, I eat here many times throughout the year. I've only dined in once, the rest are all carry…read moreout. The most recent carryout was last night. This restaurant is the halfway point between mine and my boyfriend's house. So if I want to pick up some good dinner on the way I will call in our order to Shogun and pick it up. Our typical order is the Mikado special for him and Chicken or shrimp Teppanyaki for me. The orders, even the kids menu items come with rice, veggies, house salad, onion soup and a shrimp appetizer. Every visit over the past 4 years, even last night, The greeters and the takeout hosts have always been super friendly and prompt with orders. There's a full bar so you're welcome to order a drink while you wait. I've been known to order a glass of wine on one or five my visits. :) The food is a bit pricey but you get a lot for what you pay for. The flavor is always been good and consistent. I love the onion soup and the house salad. I'll never order the cucumber salad again because it has imitation crab on it and it's just not my prefer type of cucumber salad. I love Japanese and Korean cucumber salad but not this one. And that's okay. If you like imitation crab in your cucumber salad, give it a try. Anywho, as long as this man is my man and this is remains our halfway point, I'm sure I'll be ordering takeout many more times :)