Sushi?

[Squarenot]

Originally Posted by Scarlett Rossi

TOMO! I love that place!! It's a well kept little secret.

Shhhhhhhh!

Loose lips sink ships!

[LadyAmerie]

Uchi ehh?? Sounds like the place to be and I have been craving sushi for a while!
FAVS: saki & tako nigiri, shiro miso & cucumber-wrapped rolls!

[Lady Crystal]

Well if you keep it quiet......M-F at KOBE steakhouse on 183 & Anderson Mill Rd.......

I think 3Pm -7pm AT THE BAR they have a sushi HAPPY HOUR
where the rolls are $3 or $4 (usually around $10),
they have 10 different types of sushi (2 pieces per order) for $3 to $6,
and the house martinis made with Titos and pineapple are $3 as well!!!

2 people can get HELLA stuffed and buzzed on $15! BEST deal in town!!!!
Feel free to invite .....ME!!!
ENJOY!

[Guest061714]

I'll agree about Hanabi... Ok location, but fabulous sushi.

[Guest021716-4]

I think we should plan a small sushi happy hour! I am game.

[MichaelClayton]

Uchi and Uchiko are both awesome but it is a big to do to go to them most times and true, it's not JUST sushi.

Mushashino is probably my top choice for straight ahead sushi. Before Uchi came and stole the spotlight, most people listed Mushashino as the top sushi place.

An overlooked spot is DK sushi.. very good.. reasonable.. friendly. It feels closer to me to being in Japan than most any other spot I've been to in Austin.

[mandola]

Originally Posted by Austintatious Lilly

Sashimi Is Sashimi NO MATTER WHERE You Go

Many would disagree....

[AangBang]

The seared Toro, fatty albacore (when available) and the avocado kama kick ASS at Musashino

[sunspots]

Not found a place I like in Austin.... kinda picky about Sushi...Like it for the healthy simplicity.. I find in Austin most of is corrupted with gimmicky bullshit. My ex gfs daughter raved about one place.. but I did not recognize it as sushi....I am due a good wasabi head blast!

[governmentguru]

Mushashino. I ate at a relatively new place recently, Koya, it was kick ass. There are a few low end places that are decent, but I feel these two are the best I've had in ATX.

[unagi]

Sunspots, you must be really picky about sushi. Several of these restaurants are on par with any sushi you're going to get in the U.S., except maybe Masa in NY.

[MichaelClayton]

Haha might have to defer to "unagi" on this one.

[NipLover]

Originally Posted by MichaelClayton

Mushashino is probably my top choice for straight ahead sushi. Before Uchi came and stole the spotlight, most people listed Mushashino as the top sushi place.
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Austintatious Lilly and I stopped in Mushishino for a quick bite before a night out. Neither of us was impressed. Slow, indifferent service. And the sushi was meh. The rice broke apart under the nigiri, and the cuts were not even large enough to cover the rice. We both left feeling gypped.

[mm175d]

Originally Posted by NipLover

Austintatious Lilly and I stopped in Mushishino for a quick bite before a night out. Neither of us was impressed. Slow, indifferent service. And the sushi was meh. The rice broke apart under the nigiri, and the cuts were not even large enough to cover the rice. We both left feeling gypped.

NipLover, you should try Hanabi. Excellent service, generously cut pieces and a wider variety of sashimi from which to choose. No gimmicks. Just excellent sushi. The rest of the menu is great, as well. But the service? The best I have found anywhere.

[sunspots]

I will try.. I think I got directed to sushi place for people that want to "eat sushi" but don't like sushi and got the idea that thats what people in Austin think sushi is ....and just said never mind... like I do with pizza..... moved here from the east coast... don't recognize this stuff they sell here
could someone recommend a good "honest sushi" place?