My husband and I got Kome for dinner on a friday around 6:50 pm without a reservation. We waited…read morefor a good 40 minutes before we got seated. We ordered their tuna poke appetizer, trio roll, austin FC roll, and the matcha maker drink. Matcha Maker was a whiskey drink, tasted pretty fruity and was actually delicious. The whiskey taste comes later. The tuna poke was good, it came with 5-6 chunks of raw tuna with some avocados, which sat on top of some seaweed salad, and had 5 pieces of tortilla chips to pair with. The trio roll and austin fc roll were both delicious. The trio roll had no flavor, as it had 3 different sashimis, but was perfect with soy sauce and wasabi. The austin fc roll came with eel sauce and their house sauce, it was good on it's own. We were starving by the time the food came, since it did take a while as it was crowded.....like every seat in the house was taken! Dinner is izakaya style which is basically tapas or smaller/shareable plates vs entree style dishes. Lunch menu has more options, including bento boxes which we'll have to try next time! Our server was attentive and nice. Overall, definitely recommend. It is more on the pricier side, but it is worth it. Only thing I would do different is bringing a jacket. We came when there was that odd storm and it was freezing inside the restaurant.

Komé is good but could be great. The huge menu is a catch all of everything you could expect from…read moreJapanese cuisine. It's almost so much that there are too many options. Thankfully, most a very good choices! The fries are great. It's weird to start with that but they really are. Same goes for pretty much any sushi. You'll be able to taste the freshness of the fish. However, avoid the curry and katsu. My katsu can only be described as overdone. The breading tasted nearly burnt dry and banding in the meat (see my photo) shows how it was separating from being cooked too long. The curry is as disappointing as their sister restaurant. It's weak enough that I'd venture I could produce a better curry in bulk. Their menu also changes between lunch and dinner so it's possible other non sushi options are better. So do come here and enjoy the sushi, but don't venture into the other menu items. They'd really shine by focusing on a core menu with less accompanying dishes.

Amazing experience food was exquisite my only criticism is that the edamame needed more salt but…read morethat's so small in the grand scheme of things Logan our server was fantastic didn't need to write anything down and got everything correct Ambiance my father was complaining there wasn't "authentic Japanese music" but I didn't mind still set the theme of a refined but chill dinning experience

Great food! Great vibes. We always go there for date night and it's our favorite in town. Last time…read morewe went we had Logan as a server. He really knew his sushi / sake knowledge down, it was impressive! Can't wait to come back.

Was in the neighborhood running errands and popped in for lunch. Had some lunch specials. We got…read morethe roll special. I believe it was $18 and it came with soup, salad, and 5 pieces of random sushi. I'm glad it was all fish and not like a shrimp or egg It's kinda cold in there so I would bring a sweater Service was great

I tend to categorize sushi restaurants based on the style of food they serve and the type of dining…read moreexperience they're aiming for. Ichi Umi is definitely more of a casual, Western-style sushi spot, which usually isn't my personal preference. However, because this location is right by my husband's office, we ended up coming here fairly often. Over time, I learned to appreciate it for what it is: an easygoing, convenient option with reasonable prices and a large, approachable menu. I think of it as a slightly elevated version of grocery store sushi, which can be either a positive or a negative depending on what you're expecting. Overall, I'd rate it 3/5. It's perfectly fine for a casual meal and convenient when you're nearby, but it's not somewhere I'd go out of my way to visit for high-quality sushi.

I love Ramen Tatsu-Ya! We come here quite often and it's always a treat. I am a picky eater and I…read moreget the "ol skool " with a side of goma pork. It's a perfect meat eaters feast. The staff are super friendly and the line goes quickly! The restaurant is clean and set up for family shared tables. So we always meet nice people while dining. My partner gets the "new skool" and she adds Brussels sprouts. They also have a " guavarito" alcoholic drink which is super tasty. It's always a cool place to eat and kinda trendy. So if you're looking for a place to munch some ramen this is the place !!

I remember in 2016 when a ramen tatsu ya first opened in sugar land and was blown away. Now with…read morethe rise of Asian cuisine in general, I think they fall short a bit. Went for their anniversary and had a $2.50 frozen cocktail, the guavarito. Sooo delicious, couldn't taste any alcohol. Fruity and fresh The chili oil gyoza had a very surprising crunch even tho they were sitting in a chili oil sauce. Standard pork filling. The karaage was also okay, not very flavorful, but their dipping sauce is nice (spicy mayo and chili) I've had a lot of their ramens and I think they do well for a quick fix

Got the lunch sushi combo with the avocado/tuna roll to go. It comes with miso soup…read more Overall the nigiri was good quality, there was just one odd piece that seemed like it was a wasabi challenge in the center. Would get again but would check for surprise wasabi ;)

This place hits every time! They have specials on the sign…read moreoutside-- things like 50% the Godzilla roll. The staff is very friendly and checks on guests, gives refills etc. It's pretty nice on the inside, nice for a casual date. The portions are sizeable. The rolls are 10 large pieces. Lots of flavor and feels like good quality sushi. The ramen was solid as well and they don't skimp on the meat. There's a LOT of food options in this area, but this place is definitely worth a stop.

Coming from California where I could get a beef bowl in many places I was missing this so bad…read morecoming to Texas. Glad I found exactly what I needed! They have a ghost kitchen in Susu so you order online and go to the back pickup door. Service was fast and food was delicious and plentiful. Exactly what I was looking for!

This place deserves all the recognition. Friendly staff, nice ambiance, and the food is PACKED with…read moreflavor. I love the spicy garlic gyupasta it's so unique and I find myself thinking about it on a random Tuesday. Also love the signature Japanese rice bowl. The food doesn't feel heavy and I always want to take another bite. So good!

Utterly charming. Carefully curated without seeming to try too hard, Sugar Pine feels like a…read moregenuine kissaten teleported straight from Japan. The dining room is bright, airy, and calm, as a soothing oasis in an overstimulating desert. They've been on the scene for over 7 years, though it's still as busy as ever. The menu is compact but thoughtful, centered around Japanese comfort food with an eye for detail and utterly immaculate presentations. The sautéed tofu set truly an ideal, complete meal. With such a variety of dishes comprised of equally diverse flavors, colors, and textures, it puts the average bento box to shame. You get a steaming bowl of miso soup, pickled veggies, furikake-topped rice, and even a soft pine nut cookie to compliment the star of the show, which is a perfectly portioned serving of tofu and vegetable stir fry. I could happily eat this every day and. The yaki udon is a great standalone entree with tons of staying power thanks to those thick, chewy noodles. Plenty of tender-crisp vegetables and crispy tofu balance things out with all the protein and fiber you need to make it from lunch to dinner without any struggle. There are tons of lovely little bites, too. Onigiri are possibly their signature snack, and for good reason. Both the pickled vegetable and avocado varieties were beautifully formed and deceptively simple, letting the quality of each ingredient shine. Simple as some dishes may seem, they're made thoughtfully, and exceptionally well.

Me and a couple of friends were going to Hi Tunes for some karaoke and wanted to grab some food on…read morethe way so we put in a to go order at Sugar Pine. We didn't stay to eat but the shop is such a cute little spot! If I lived more north I think I would make this a regular spot; parking is a little limited but it wasn't super busy when I stopped by on a Saturday a bit before 6. The staff was friendly and I really liked the vibe/decor inside, and that you can get food, ice cream, coffee, or a beer! Whatever you are in the mood for! We wanted some finger food so we got a variety of onigiri, some potstickers, chicken karaage, and spicy edamame. There was a short wait past the time quoted but it wasn't long, the staff was very communicative about it, and the food was fresh and hot when I received it. I'd rather have hot food a little late than lukewarm food any day! When we got to karaoke and dug in everything was still hot and delicious. I think my favorite were the potstickers but those are just one of my favorite things anyways lol, the onigiri was great, chicken was juicy, and the edamame just a little bit spicy. This was a great choice for a fun night and I can't wait to try more off the menu!

Excellent Japanese take sandwiches and sushi. Offerings are varied but pretty much within the Sando…read moreand Sushi spectrum. Whey they offer is simply delicious. The pork Katsu Sando is delicious. Great crust, tender and juicy. The takeout Salmon and Toro Belly sushi is wonderful. Great quality and fresh. Delicious! Service was friendly and fast.

Omg, 10000/10--I absolutely love Choo Sando!…read more Sometimes, the sushi scene in Austin feels a little extreme: you're either spending a small fortune on a high-end omakase experience, or still paying more than you'd like for fairly average sushi at a casual restaurant. Choo Sando fills that gap perfectly by offering thoughtfully prepared omakase and donburi boxes at a much more reasonable price, without sacrificing quality. Everything I've tried has tasted fresh, well balanced, and carefully assembled. I'd definitely recommend arriving early so you can choose from the full selection, since the more popular items tend to sell out quickly. They also package everything incredibly well for takeout, including their house-made soy sauce in a convenient little squeeze bottle. It's a small detail, but it makes the whole experience feel especially thoughtful and polished. Choo Sando is truly one of Austin's best hidden gems and easily one of my favorite spots for high-quality sushi at a fair price.

This place is a gem. I come here almost every weekend and love the quality of the food, service,…read moreand ambiance. Just so calm and nice for a casual date night with delicious sushi.

Our old favorite place closed down so we decided to try this sushi place. We recently ordered…read moretakeout from here. The sushi fish quality ranged from slightly fishy to good. The rice however that I ordered on the size was disgusting and I had to spit it out. I'm not sure what happened but it was like they took rice, poured water into it until it was a little too soupy, and then let it sit for days on the counter. Unfortunately this lack of quality assurance really ruined the meal for me. My partner who picked up the food also noticed that although the inside of the place was cute, it smelled strongly of cleaning product mixed with a fishy smell. Can't say this will be our new go to...

Food was Amazing! but service not so much, that was until…read moretom helped us! he was absolutely amazing and made our experience 10x better

Ramen was mid, takoyaki was the only item worth the price. Would come here only for the deals.read more