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  • Tokyo Steak House and Sushi Bar

    201-D Sundance Pkwy., Round Rock Beyond Austin

    512/388-7896

    They cook up your teppanyaki at the table and understand the nitty-gritty of nigiri.
  • Tomodachi

    4101-E W. Parmer North

    512/821-9472

    It's no wonder this place has crowds, who could resist an Ex-Girlfriend roll (crab, avocado, spicy tuna, halibut tempura, spicy mayonnaise)? The crab cakes are huge, almost four inches in diameter, and mostly crab, bound by a light panko crust. The cucumber salad cools us off just in time to appreciate the tempura menu.
    1 article
  • Tsuke Edomae

    4600 Mueller Blvd #1035 East

    "You will experience sushi from the mind of a craftsman and understand what nigiri sushi means to him. This is more than food, this is the chef's emotions and journey put onto a plate."
  • Uchi

    801 S. Lamar South Lamar and Barton Springs

    512/916-4808

    Chef Tyson Cole's now-legendary restaurant was a game changer, putting the local scene on the national food map and ushering in a new era of fine dining in Austin. Sushi ranges from fresh scallops, tuna, and seafood to negitoro rolls, seaweed, and chicken salad, and all are highly rated. Reservations recommended.
    23 articles
  • Uchibā

    601 W. Second Downtown

    Uchibā, "Uchi Bar" in Japanese, is a izakaya‑inspired cocktail bar and restaurant known for its Japanese whiskies, yakitori grill items and Uchi classics.
  • Uchibā Austin

    601 W. 2nd St. Downtown

    (512) 916-4808

  • Uchiko

    4200 N. Lamar Midtown

    512/916-4808

    The James Beard Foundation found Uchiko chef and owner Tyson Cole worthy of its Best Chef award for the Southwest region; if that won’t get you in the door, you’re certifiable.
    8 articles
  • Umi Sushi Bar & Grill

    5510 S. I-35 #400 South

    512/383-8681

    This is one of the top sushi restaurants in Austin, with an aggressive menu and a sizable selection of nigiri. You can follow dinner with cheesecake tempura and some rowdy sake bombs.
  • Uroko

    1023 Springdale, Bldg. 1, Ste. C East

    512/520-4004

    Most days, Uroko functions as a counter-service Temaki (hand roll) bar, but on Friday and Saturday nights the restaurant switches over to a reservation-only, 45 minute Omakase style sushi dinner. Thursdays night, take a hands-on sushi rolling class with chefs Masazumi Saio and Takehiro Asazu.
  • Xian Sushi and Noodle

    1801 E. 51st East

    512/469-7878

    This restaurant serves hand-pulled noodles the size you want it, from the chewier pappardelle to the softer vermicelli. Available in both dry and soup versions.
    1 article
  • Xian Sushi and Noodle

    13201 RR 620 N. Greater Austin

    512/219-7070

    This restaurant serves hand-pulled noodles the size you want it, from the chewier pappardelle to the softer vermicelli. Available in both dry and soup versions.
  • Yanagi

    4404-B W. William Cannon South

    512/891-0989

    Sushi is prominent here, but other simple Japanese dishes such as udon noodles, teriyaki, donburi, and katsu are also on the menu, along with a small selection of Korean dishes.
  • Zen Japanese Food Fast

    2900 W. Anderson #250 Midtown

    512/451-4811

  • Zen Japanese Food Fast

    5207 Brodie Lane, #115, Sunset Valley South

    512/899-2222

  • Zen Japanese Food Fast

    1303 S. Congress South Congress and South First

    512/444-8081

    You have to work pretty hard to spend more than $7 here. When we want fast and fresh food, we head to one of the four Zen locations.
    4 articles
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