Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Lake Austin

"Owners of the popular but defunct Sushi A-Go-Go turned the trailer into Kome, which serves up unique rolls, like the ode to the state Texas Surf and Turf with shrimp tempura and hanger steak, traditional maki, and hand-pressed sushi. The traditional offerings are stellar as is the lunch-time chirashi bowl. There’s a downtown outpost within Fareground at Congress Avenue with Ni-Kome."

"A casual sushi restaurant with lively decor, Komé Sushi Kitchen is known for creative rolls such as Love for Sale, with salmon, mango, avocado, and spinach. The Crunchy Dynamite is packed with spicy tuna, avocado, sesame seeds, and crunchy tempura. The Fat Samurai is about three times the size of a typical roll, with salmon, yellowtail, tuna, shrimp, avocado, and cucumber."

"Fall under head sushi chef Yoshi Okai’s magical sushi spell as he cuts and prepares fish, rice, and vegetables, served right on the spot to be eaten immediately. Hands are encouraged for the intimate omakase meal, and, yes, reservations are required."

"The manic Kyoto-born punk rocker is obsessed with ingredients, transforming fish flown directly from Tokyo and obscure don’t-call-them-weeds from HausBar Farms into an intimate 12-seat kaiseki experience that tastes like nothing else in town."

"5 out of 5 stars Restaurants Japanese South River City. You know how you can get into some places without a reservation?. That's not the case here."

"The Ora Toro (King salmon belly) and Kampachi (Hawaiian amberjack) are the two most popular sushi dishes at this sleek restaurant in East Austin. The Sashimi Teaser is a beautifully presented plate featuring the chef’s picks for the day. The fish is so fresh and flavorful that the soy sauce and wasabi often go untouched."

"If you’re looking for the best informal sushi bars and restaurants in Austin, we recommend traveling to Fukumoto for drinks and snacks. This restaurant is a popular place to attend after work because of its delicious traditional Japanese sushi. Red snapper, Uni, ikura, wasabi oil ponzu"

"Rolls at the Cedar Park Japanese restaurant run the gamut from decadent with truffle to plain but dependable like tuna and salmon. There’s a second location down on South Lamar."

"I just had the 18-course omakase at Soto and I was blown away!. Buy a gift card now and treat yourself in the near future!"

"CURBSIDE PICKUP AVAILABLEOUTDOOR DININGDELIVERYTAKEOUTDINE-IN. Xian Noodles serves hand-pulled noodles alongside dim sum all day long. The centuries-old Chinese tradition of pressing and pulling softens the gluten and gives the noodles a remarkable texture and freshness."

"For hearty Chinese hand-pulled noodles and noodle soup dishes, Xian is the answer, especially those red-braised beef noodles. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by ᴅᴇᴀɴᴀ sᴀᴜᴋᴀᴍ (@faimfatale) on Feb 19, 2019 at 11:52am PST"

"Un lugar casual, se agradece que abra hasta tarde para comer sushi, no es el mejor sushi pero está bien, el menú es amplio y las porciones generosas. Si lo que buscas es un lugar casual para comer sushi, nada muy sofisticado más bien relajado con ambiente casi de bar, este es el lugar."

"Join us for lunch or dinner at RA Sushi Austin and order up your favorite sushi, signature rolls, or Japanese fusion cuisine. Looking for a great new Happy Hour spot?. We’ve got you covered with a vibrant menu of dishes and drinks at Happy Hour prices every day of the week!"

"For a place that is good for both sushi and hot Japanese food, check out RA Sushi Bar Restaurant, close to the Market District. RA is one of Austin's best sushi restaurants and off..."

"Why fly to Japan when you can taste some of the finest delicacies here, in Austin?. Get your hands on the best range of Japanese delicacies along with the freshest, tastiest and inventive sushi at Tomodachi Sushi, in Austin, Texas. The restaurant features a wide variety of specialty rolls and hot and cold Japanese dishes in a snug and stylish setting within a beautifully furnished space."

"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."

"Boasting a dynamic menu that includes the freshest ingredients in Central Austin, BarChi has quickly become a neighborhood favorite. Featuring fresh sushi and maki rolls as well as a delicious variety of rare sashimi items, BarChi prepares delicious, cutting-edge Japanese cuisine with competitive pricing and portion size. The sleek, modern interior makes it a swanky standout in the bustling Second Street District; perfect for hosting private parties or a night on the town."

"Located in Austin’s 2nd Street District,Bar Chi Sushimakes the “best of” list for its enormous menu offering a wide array of sushi, maki rolls, noodle dishes, bento boxes, teppanyaki (gotta love a hot skillet plate), and cocktails. The daily happy hour specials are always a draw as is the reverse happy hour on Friday and Saturday nights."

"Barchi is known to have one of the best happy hours in Austin. Not only do they offer half-priced select rolls from 3-7pm during the week, but they also offer a reverse happy hour from 10pm-12am on Thursday and 10pm-1am on Friday and Saturday. Strobe lights, a very energetic DJ, and half priced sake."

"The first 20 customers to celebrate #NationalIceCreamDay at Amy’s on SoCo with your donation of $5 or more to… https://t.co/t4dRQf3vPV"

"Located in the H Mart food court is this fun spot for rolled ice cream. Pick from their combination suggestions or make your own. Address: 11301 Lakeline Blvd, Austin, TX 78717"

"We’re sure that most of the year your kids are rigorous omnivores who love nothing more than snacking their way through the farmers' market, but it’s summer, and between roasting wienies over the barbecue, backyard potato chip and bologna sandwich sessions, and visits to the Deep Eddy concession stand, we could all stand to sneak a little vegetable goodness in here and there. Consider it a bonus that these veggies come in ice cream form."

"The truck focuses on dishing out vegan milkshakes — where the ice cream is made with almond and coconut milks, and meringues made with aquafaba instead of egg whites — that are also mostly gluten-free (with the exception of certain mix-ins). Be sure to get something with the delightfully pretty strawberry. Pickup orders can be placed online."

"Edible gold stars, meringues, and glittery fruits top off these colorful milkshakes. This food trailer uses almond milk and coconut milk for its galaxy-themed creations. Address: 2324 E Cesar Chavez, Austin, TX 78702"

"This unassuming hipster hangout is one of the hot spots in the newly revamped 78702 zip code (previously mentioned in our blog as one of the trendiest zipcodes in Austin). Shrouded in bamboo and shaded by oaks, the pup-friendly outdoor space makes you feel as if you are miles away from the city. Relax and enjoy a cold drink and some tasty, reasonably priced grub."

"Completed in 1888 using sunset-red granite, Texas’ state capitol is the largest in the US, backing up the familiar claim that everything’s bigger hereabouts. Tasked with creating a bigger space for the state... Museum in UT & Central Austin"

"Capitol Building – straight Texas brownstone architecture If you’re around for a UT football game, try to go (or at least tailgate). There aren’t any pro sports in Austin, so UT is treated like a pro team."

"The Texas State Capitol, established in 1888, is the Texan seat of government. Found in downtown Austin, it is within range of many other tourist hotspots, eateries, and shopping districts."

"Probably Austin’s most beloved park, Zilker Park is famous for the huge "Rock Island" and “Great Lawn” that hosts everything from the Kite Festival to ACL Music Festival. With room for literally hundreds of pick-up soccer games, off-leash dogs and people lounging on blankets, Zilker is the heart of Austin. This park is great for: Straight-up relaxing or participating in outdoor activities."

"The gem of Austin’s parks system, Zilker Park is 350 acres of forested areas, open spaces and trails. If you’re bringing a dog with you, head to the 46-acre Great Lawn near the western edge of the park along the MoPac highway. You and your dog may have to share the space with soccer players, picnickers and Frisbee hurlers."

": How about exploring the sights of Austin, just the two of you?. This informative and fun private open pedicab tour of Austin is romantic to boot. It’ll take you around Austin’s best sights and that too at the pace you like."