3 Best Sushi in Austin, TX

“Uchiko Austin serves sushi alongside inventive hot and cold dishes by chef Tyson Cole, all in a chic and sophisticated atmosphere. The restaurant was founded by James Beard Award-winning Chef Tyson Cole. Uchiko Austin creates extraordinary Japanese cuisine using only the freshest ingredients as its foundation. They can accommodate all customer requests, including surprises. Their happy hour features budget-friendly classic menu items, including drinks. Uchiko Austin accepts credit cards for the bills. They serve beer and wine exclusively to the customers. They have both covered and heated outdoor seating facilities for the customers to have food with fresh air. Uchiko Austin serves great cocktails and offers vegetarian dishes.”

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“Kura Revolving Sushi Bar offers a wide array of sushi and other Japanese dishes that rotate to diners' booths on a conveyor belt. The screen at the table is for placing your orders and payments. Kura Revolving Sushi Bar prepares its food free of artificial sweeteners and preservatives. The raw and cooked Japanese specialties covered in plastic domes rotate around the restaurant. Their mission is to provide a quality sushi menu and the highest standard of service for an affordable price. Diners can win prizes for the number of items eaten. Whether you prefer bar-side seating or a comfortable tabletop accommodating up to six people, Kura Revolving Sushi Bar caters to your seating preferences. Kura Revolving Sushi Bar accepts credit cards, and other mobile payment apps also offer extra payment options. The restaurant has high chairs for the customers.”

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“Komé Sushi Kitchen is a trendy sushi spot offering homemade Japanese dishes in a stylish space with bamboo accents. The interior is clean and well-decorated, and there's a bar area if you want a quick lunch without waiting for a table. Komé Sushi Kitchen transformed an old restaurant into a beautiful, modern Japanese dining space. Their friends, Kazuya Owada, a skilled commercial designer, and Masataka Oki, a talented carpenter, came from Japan to help with the design. The menu is extensive, with some adventurous options for those willing to try something new. They also make their own pickles, which come with the rice. Komé Sushi Kitchen offers happy-hour food and serves vegan dishes.”

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