Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Round Rock

"Kome Sushi Kitchen is a Japanese restaurant that strives to offer great food at reasonable prices in a casual, comfortable environment. Founded by a native Japanese couple, you’ll know for sure you’re in for an authentic Japanese flavor. They offer an extensive menu, featuring takoyaki, ramen, rice bowls, homemade gyoza, and more!"

"4917 Airport Blvd Austin, TX 78751, http://www.kome-austin.com/. A photo posted by Hillside Farmacy (@hillsidefarmacy) on Dec 2, 2014 at 4:37am PST"

"Shrouded in exclusivity, the 12-seat Japanese restaurant located at the South Congress Hotel offers a 22-course omakase-style ticketed dinner, which incorporate influences from Kyoto's kaiseki and Tokyo’s sushi traditions. At $175 per person, the unforgettable multi-course journey from chef Yoshi Okai is one of Austin's most expensive dinners — but it's a steal when compared to similar experiences in other cities."

"The omakase-style meal presented by chef Yoshi Okai at Otoko is unlike any other. Omakase essentially refers to a multi-course Japanese meal in which the chef decides what to make. The beautiful establishment, inside the South Congress Hotel, features only 12 seats for a truly intimate dining experience."

"#sushi #yakitori #delicious #fukumoto #eateratx #loveyall #atx #fukumotoaustin. A fine, popular joint for both tourists and locals, Fukumoto Sushi & Yakitori Izakaya offers exquisite Japanese dishes for one to indulge in. Headed by Chef Kazu Fukumoto, this restaurant specializes in Edomae sushi while also focusing on the traditional tempura and yakitori, prepared from a wide variety of imported fish from Japan."

"This East Austin favorite is where to go when you’re feeling like enjoying some traditional sushi and yakitori with a fun izakaya (Japanese pub) vibe. Fukumoto offers all the usual suspects including a variety of sushi, sashimi, yakitori, and rolls as well as a few tasty surprises like takoyaki-style corn dogs, cornflake-battered shrimp, and fried chicken."

"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."

"Soto Restaurant, located at 11066 Pecan Park Blvd., Suite 402, is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the fancy sushi bar and Japanese spot 4.5 stars out of 766 reviews. Behind Soto Restaurant is chef Andy, who began his culinary training in Japan at his uncle's restaurant. "He has worked for some of the best Japanese restaurants and chefs in the world including iron chef Masaharu Morimoto," the business notes on Yelp in the history section."

"Soto South Lamar features creative dishes of Traditional Japanese cuisine. The team is led by Executive Sushi Chef Andy. He has worked as an executive chef in various Japanese restaurants in the world."

"Owners Ting and Ye stated this Chinese restaurant to share their love of noodles and sushi dishes. The noodle dishes are all made using hand-pulled noodles while the sushi dishes feature fresh ingredients from shrimp and spicy tuna to eel and lobsters."

"I’m a sucker for hand pulled noodles and Xian does it so well!. You can see them cutting them and pulling by hand right when you enter. Choose from noodles soups, braised beef noodles, or something like Dan Dan noodles."

"A post shared by @fatmexicancousins on Nov 23, 2019 at 6:30pm PST. Fujiyama’s sashimi and sushi are rated as one of the best in Austin, Texas. Featuring hibachi-style cooking, the restaurant has a lively environment with wooden tables and simply decorated interiors."

"4 out of 5 stars Restaurants Japanese North Shoal Creek. Once a sushi restaurant, Hanabi is now a yakitori spot offering six different kinds of ramen and a choose-your-own-adventure skewer menu. Adventurous diners might like to indulge in chicken gizzards or hearts, beef tongue and sea eel."

"Hanabi’s sushiya (soon to be rebranded as Haru Sushi) presents the freshest sashimi in the most exquisite platings, especially if you splurge with the omakase. The hotate crudo and the blackened pepper tuna salad with goat cheese are also very smart decisions."

"Texas may seem like the most intimidating place a vegan or vegetarian could find themselves in. Not only do barbecue and steak rank supreme in the Lone Star State, but the UT Longhorn logo seems to further mock the plant-based from every possible corner. However, we are lucky enough in Austin to have a great selection of sanctuaries for those who are meat and dairy-free to get their nosh on—from pizza to soul food to Mexican, and everything in between."

"P.F. Chang's is a restaurant concept that honors the 2,000-year-old Asian tradition of wok cooking and believes in making food from scratch every day in every restaurant. With a Farm to Wok™ food philosophy at its core, P.F. Chang's chefs hand-roll dim sum, hand chop and slice all vegetables and...Más"

"Michelle’s Patisserie makes cakes for all kinds of special occasions, including weddings, and does catering and other baked goods as well. Beautiful cakes are their specialty, and they’re also pretty tasty – according to all of the votes for Best Flavor in some of the cake competitions they have been in. You get to choose from over 40 different kinds of cake; don’t forget their special icing and fondant decorations!"

"One last option for birthday cakes in Austin: Michelle’s Patisserie. This bakery is in far North Austin, and they offer (wait for it…) sculpted cakes!. As in, cakes in the shape of a taco, or a Kit Kat Bar, or anything else your heart desires."

"This ice cream window is serving some fresh frozen treats that you will love!. Their signature milk and cookies flavor features chunks of their chocolate chip cookies. The strawberry flavor is refreshing!"

"This vegetarian-friendly Vietnamese restaurant is a fantastic option for fragrant, flavorful pho, where broths and ingredients are packaged separately. The tofu banh mi is a winner, too. Both are available for takeout via online ordering."

"Austin is not only the home of the University of Texas, but the Texas State Capitol Building. The Capitol is an extraordinary example of late 19th century public architecture and is widely recognized as one of the nation's most distinguished state capitols. It was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1970 and designated a National Historic Landmark in 1986 for its "significant contribution to American history." The Capitol grounds span 22 acres and feature historical buildings, 17 monuments, and beautifully landscaped lawns in addition to the Capitol building itself."

"Built in 1888 from sunset-red granite, this state capitol is the largest in the US, backing up the ubiquitous claim that everything is bigger in Texas. If nothing else, take a peek at the lovely rotunda – be sure to look up at the dome – and try out the whispering gallery created by its curved ceiling."

"The Texas flag can fly higher than the American one, in recognition Texas was its own country before (as most Texans like to remind the rest of America) they allowed the United States to join them. Address: 1100 Congress Ave, Austin, TX 78701, United States"