Below is a list of the top and leading Sushi in Austin. To help you find the best Sushi located near you in Austin, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.
Austin’s Best Sushi:
The top rated Sushi in Austin are:
- Fukumoto Sushi and Yakitori Izakaya – specialize in yakitori and classic Japanese comfort food
- Kome – severe homestyle Japanese dishes and has a trendy sushi joint
- Musashino Sushi Dokoro – features traditional Japanese cuisine with seafood selections sourced from all parts of the world
- Eurasia Sushi Bar and Seafood – offers European-inspired seafood dishes and sushi selections
- Tomodachi Sushi – serves traditional and inventive sushi options with various Japanese classic dishes
Fukumoto Sushi and Yakitori Izakaya
Fukumoto Sushi and Yakitori Izakaya specialize in yakitori and classic Japanese comfort food. They use the freshest ingredients to prepare the dishes. The restaurant is also very cozy to enjoy Japanese favoritism. Furthermore, there are bento boxes with a variety of food inside. It is pair to complement each dish. There is a larger portion of meat and rice with some side items. Moreover, their bento boxes include Karaage Bento, Veggie Tempura Bento, and Cornflake Shrimp bento. Their sushi variations include sake, Hokkaido scallop, and pickled ginger blossom.
Products/ Services:
sushi, Japanese cuisine
Location:
Address: 514 Medina St, Austin, TX 78702
Phone: (512)-770-6880
Website: fukumotoaustin.com
Reviews:
“This is a lovely high-quality sushi restaurant it’s small, and parking is terrible, but those are my only complaints. The restaurant staff always goes above and beyond, being incredibly courteous and accommodating. Their fish is top quality, and there are still attractive, unique items on the menu. For its price range, it delivers one of the best sushi dining experiences in Austin and is my go-to for any nicer casual events.” – Imanuel Baca
Kome
Kome severe homestyle Japanese dishes and has a trendy sushi joint. The restaurant has bamboo accents and offers the comforts of home. They have a warm and welcoming staff that welcomes the diners in. Furthermore, they offer a comfortable and casual atmosphere. All of their food is offered at reasonable prices. They serve authentic homemade Japanese cooking with fusions of other cuisines. Moreover, their notable dishes have New Orlean and Austin flavors. Their sushi selections cover various types. It is also made with the freshest seafood and produces.
Products/ Services:
sushi, Japanese cuisine
Location:
Address: 5301 Airport Blvd #100, Austin, TX 78751
Phone: (512)-712-5700
Website: kome-austin.com/miso
Reviews:
”I had some great wings and a steak bento box of sorts, while my wife went with sushi and such so we could share. We did take-out, so I’m not sure what dining is like, but I’ll definitely be back to see if I can up the rating when we can dine-in, which is almost always better!” – Penelope Sawyer
Musashino Sushi Dokoro
Musashino Sushi Dokoro features traditional Japanese cuisine with seafood selections sourced from all parts of the world. They also import from Tsukiji which is Japan’s biggest Fulton. They ensure that they only use the freshest ingredients in preparing the food they serve. Furthermore, their ala carte nigiri sushi includes seared fatty tuna, red snapper mackerel, and many more. There are also Japanese scallop, sea urchin, and traditional style tuna marinated in special soy sauce. Moreover, their specialty rolls include California roll, jumbo shrimp tempura, and many more. They also have vegetarian opinions and optional sauces for sushi rolls.
Products/ Services:
sushi
Location:
Address: 2905 San Gabriel St Suite 200, Austin, TX 78705
Phone: (512)-795-8593
Website: musashinoatx.com
Reviews:
“Great spot off the beaten path. The area it is located in is very unassuming, but after you go up the stairs you are greeted by a very authentic Japanese affair. The sake and chicken Ton Katsu curry were particularly enjoyable. Definitely worth the trip!” – Garrett Blake
Eurasia Sushi Bar and Seafood
Eurasia Sushi Bar and Seafood offers European-inspired seafood dishes and sushi selections. It is a restaurant also serving local and imported wines and sake t pair their delicious dishes. Furthermore, their menu includes meals for families, kids, and individuals. Their specialties include spicy tuna roll, California roll, and U.T. roll. Their family meals are a combination of rolls, miso soup, ad rice. Morozov, there are also bundles for their sushi selections. Their ramen selections include tonkatsu Chashu original, tonkatsu seafood, and tonkatsu beef.
Products/ Services:
sushi
Location:
Address: 7101 TX-71 c13, Austin, TX 78735
Phone: (512)-382-0968
Website: eurasiasushiaustin.com
Reviews:
”Great food, live music, attentive service. We love this place. Try the Lake Austin roll. It’s the best.” – Kristy Morgan
Tomodachi Sushi
Tomodachi Sushi serves traditional and inventive sushi options with various Japanese classic dishes. The Chef has more than 25 years of experience in Japanese cuisine. Their menu is divided into hot, cold, specials, and traditional. Furthermore, their hot selections include fillet kushiyaki, rock shrimp tempura, and teriyaki. Some of the cold dishes are spicy garlic sashimi, yellowtail sashimi, and sushi bomb. There is also a sushi diner composed of 8 pieces of sushi or 5 different kinds of fish. Moreover, their special selection includes Japanese lasagna, tiger roll, and Mexican roll. Their traditional rolls include California, avocado, spicy crab, and cucumber.
Products/ Services:
sushi, Japenese restaurant
Location:
Address: 4101 W Parmer Ln, Austin, TX 78727
Phone: (512)-821-9472
Website: tomosushiaustin.com
Reviews:
“We’ve been coming to tomodachi for years! Its absolutely amazing!The staff is wonderful and very friendly. They are attentive and knowledgeable on all menu or chalkboard items. I highly recommend tomo! I’ve had a ton of experiences,yet this is the best!” – Gabriel Escobar
Jeanie Burford is a reporter for Kev’s Best. After graduating from UCLA, Amy got an internship at a local radio station and worked as a beat reporter and producer. Jeanie has also worked as a columnist for The Brookings Register. Amy covers economy and community events for Kev’s Best.