Who has the best Sushi in Houston

[Laststop2nd]

Kata Robata
Azuma
Soma Sushi
My top three.
Looking for a new place to try out other than my regulars. Any recommendations.

[Karlie Raines]

Sushi Tora on Studemont. Small place but sushi is always delicious! Or Blue Fish on Washington Ave. Both are awesome.

[targaman85]

I'll be at Uchi on Friday. Not the cheapest for sure, but...

[bigwill832]

My all time favorite is Nippon's on Montrose just past Richmond. They've been around for a long time, family owned, traditional style sushi. Also really good prices. I've been going there since the early 90's...when it was at a different location up the street. I compare everything else I eat to this place.

[Guest021817-2]

Where is Kinky orca? He has the 411

[WolfWhistle]

Teppay

One of only a few places in Houston that is actually Japanese owned and operated. Most of the customers are Asian so that tells you a lot about its Japanese authenticity. It's not cheap.

[WolfWhistle]

Originally Posted by bigwill832

My all time favorite is Nippon's on Montrose just past Richmond. They've been around for a long time, family owned, traditional style sushi. Also really good prices. I've been going there since the early 90's...when it was at a different location up the street. I compare everything else I eat to this place.

Nippon's sushi is good but the clientele have a douchebag quality to them.

[Guest123018-4]

Boyd's bait camp on the road to the Texas City Dyke.

[Guest032117]

Michiru in Webster.
Asahi on Kirby by NRG.

[Fallout4]

Kroger Marketplace

[Don T. Lukbak]

Originally Posted by The2Dogs

Boyd's bait camp on the road to the Texas City Dyke.

Their live shrimp rolls and fresh dead ballyhoo are kickass.

[Slitlikr]

^^^^Not to mention the flied squid.

[Guest123018-4]

ah yes calamalie, flied

[Guest062217]

Sage 400

[Guest032117]

Oh yeah I forgot about that one SNL....excellent sushi at sage 400!