The environment of this restaurant was amazing! I loved the food and the customer service was…read moregreat. This is my 2nd time coming here and both times were great experiences. One bonus was that the dr. Pepper was very crisp. 5 stars!

Sushi, service and variety of food was outstanding. This is our new fav sushi restaurant when…read moretraveling through OKC.

If you're a wuss with spice, order:…read more Tonkotsu Black with one extra Ajitima If not: Tonkotsu Red with two extra Ajitima because we deserve to treat ourselves more than those dirty spice averse Texans. PS: No bamboo chutes or mushrooms. (You're welcome.)

Making food out by the trash!!…read more I am writing this review to share a serious concern regarding bluefin in Sunset Valley. During my recent visit, I observed staff preparing or handling food outside near a trash receptacle. As a patron, I expect high standards of cleanliness and food safety, and what I witnessed was deeply concerning. I have attached a video of the incident to this review so that others can see exactly what occurred. I believe it is important for the community to be aware of these practices, and I hope management addresses this immediately.

Sushi, fried rice, gyoza and tempura vegetables were delicious!! Welcoming staff and waiter were…read moreknowledgeable and friendly! Would definitely recommend!

Unique interior! I like the moving fans and the fish they have inside. The sushi tasted good and…read morenot like takeout sushi as I expected. Cheesecake tempura was a new dessert for me! It was delicious. I loved how warm it was on the outside and contained ice cream in the center. Get the chirashi! You get the chef's choice of sashimi on top of a bowl of rice. It's very fresh and beautiful. It has a bar and tv throughout. Many people were watching the World Cup and screaming/being loud. The restaurant has a dome in the center so it echoes the noise. This is a place to choose if you don't mind the sounds but my family was uncomfortable with hearing someone screaming seemingly in our ears. They don't take reservations but we were seated immediately upon arrival. There are also many tables. We were able to fit a baby stroller inside and there is plenty of space to move around. Parking lot outside.

Wow. I stopped by after looking for some lunch close to campus. The restaurant itself is a cozy,…read moresmall restaurant with a good vibe. Unfortunately, they only had water and sweet/unsweet tea to offer for drinks (soft drink machine down?) but that's okay. I opted for sweet tea and it was refreshing. I got the salmon nigiri, unagi nigiri, and Shaggy Dog roll. The salmon nigiri had a nice, big hunk of salmon on top and was pretty delicious. The unagi was out of this world delicious. I loved the sear on it and it was also a generous piece of meat. The Shaggy Dog roll was spicy and definitely full of umami. I thought everything I had today was incredibly yummy. I'll be coming back for sure, at least for a plate-full of that unagi nigiri.

We have not visited in a couple of years but today we were in the area, and hungry for a relaxing…read moresushi supper after a busy day. Our party of three enjoyed a variety of items including gyoza, nigiri, and several rolls. Service was quietly attentive and pleasant. We are already planning to return for a lunchtime visit.

Sakura is a family friendly Sushi place with many options besides Sushi. I went with my family and…read moreeveryone had a great time and we were able to try many of their items. I love the real Sushi which is the raw fish but their are many other options for the kids. Different types of noodle bowls and such that make them happy eaters. The fish is ok not top notch but good enough to enjoy. Also with the plate count you can keep good track of the money and stay within an alloted budget. Overall a good family Sushi restaurant!

We called ahead. They close at 10:30 and we said that we would be there at 9:30. They said it was…read morefine and they were gonna serve us. We showed up at 9:35 and they didn't want to seat us. Informed us of other sushi restaurants in town to go to before they would seat us. Then sat us and said we had 10 mins to order. We left. And will never return.

I really enjoy the sashimi lunch special. It comes on a bed of rice with pickled veggies and is…read moreserved with a gorgeous presentation of a fresh flower and thin shredded carrot. And a cup of house soup. It checks all the boxes. Servers are friendly and not intrusive. Small place; kids/adult voices do carry.

We came for appetizers and drinks, they were both so good and reasonable. Server was great …read more Edamame and Japanese spring rolls were so good.

Don is the only restaurant in San Marcos that is truly one of a kind and perfect. Nothing will ever…read moreneed to change about the place, I will follow Don to the ends of this earth and out into the void. Shoutout Don for the phenomenal food and service. I've come here for many years and I will continue to until it is gone with the wind, replaced by a luxury apartment for students or just otherwise shuttered. Try the fish it's the best Also the NAN BOMB Literally everything on the menu is at least good, but most is exceptional.

Came by on a Friday evening around 5 PM, after tubing in San Marcos. Parking lot was open with…read moreplenty of spots available. This is a fast casual spot -- you order at the counter, they give you a ticket, and call your name when it's ready. No tip required, and service was really kind. The owner was there and was super nice as well. Seating is pretty unique: two long wooden benches, so you might end up sitting close to other diners, but it makes for a lively, friendly environment. They also have three unique sauces worth calling out: a spicy mayo (pretty standard, but rich and delicious), a curry mayo (strong curry flavor in every bite -- not for everyone, but I loved it), and a wasabi mayo (never had this before, and it was honestly great -- strong wasabi flavor that paired really well with my dish). Chicken Teriyaki Bento ($10.50, 7/10) -Comes with a side of rice and ginger, both of which paired really well with the wasabi mayo -Portion size was relatively large -- left me full, but really only enough for one person -Topped with a crunchy garlic/panko crunch that paired nicely with the chicken -Teriyaki sauce on top was a little too salty; would've been better with less salt -They give you a water bottle on the side, which was much appreciated since everything ran on the salty side Overall, a great fast casual spot to hang out with friends and get good food at a good price. Really enjoyed their three sauces -- the mayo, wasabi, and curry were all unique, and I haven't seen that combo anywhere else. Great to see that adventurous side.

What is our purpose? It's a question asked and never answered. As we sit on this floating rock…read moreaddicted to our curated algorithm, I worry our drive and desire for purpose is lessening. One weekend of whimsy and joy is enough to refuel the tank and bring that drive back. One $23 expenditure at Kobe Steak House & Sushi is enough to turn the light back on in my mind and create a divine spiritual experience. While visiting San Marcos for a friend's birthday, we were ultimately led to Kobe for dinner at the recommendation of his roommate. My friend was very excited to put some work in. We arrived a little before 7:45, and after a confusing queue where they messaged us that our table was ready before it was actually ready, we were seated at 8:00. Once you're seated, the waitstaff takes a drink order and explains the process if you need it. I'll explain it here: you're given a piece of paper where you mark what you want from a list identical to the menu. With a group, it's important to collaborate and make sure you get a good order in but not overdo it. Every piece you don't eat is a $.75 charge, so unless you have someone like me who locks in, be careful. For starters, they serve soup, appetizers like edamame, fried rice, rangoon, wontons, and more, plus salads. You order them at the same time as the sushi, but they come faster because the sushi has to be prepared at the bar. The sushi includes your traditional nigiri plus maki and specialty rolls. Once we threw in that first order, we were shortly munching on wontons, rangoon, fried rice, and everything in between. Everything here was good. Nothing too extreme flavor-wise or anything too memorable, but there was nothing I didn't like. Our first plate of sushi came out about 20-25 minutes after we placed the order. Off the dome, we ordered octopus nigiri, salmon nigiri, red snapper nigiri, a Philadelphia roll, a Shaggy Dog roll, a Spider roll, and a few other things I can't remember. I do strongly remember how heavenly the Shaggy Dog and Spider rolls were. It's important to understand that Kobe is not a premium sushi restaurant. Similar concepts that are higher-end can cost $50-$70 a person, and I think you can obviously tell how amazing higher-end sushi is. That concept and this concept are playing a different game. Kobe is in a college town where hungry college kids will shove as many rolls down their throats as they can. For the value, the quality is shockingly high in my opinion. However, I was moving sushi rolls through my system with such efficiency that it's hard to figure out if the rice was old or the sushi had freezer burn like another Yelp review said. Who cares. This place is doing exactly what it's advertising, and you're getting a better deal than what you're paying for. How can this be profitable for Kobe Steak House & Sushi? Our second order had another Shaggy Dog roll, another Spider roll, a TNT roll, and some more nigiri. By the time we burned through that, most of the table was full. I personally could have kept going, but everyone else was a quitter. At least that's what we thought. After our great waitress brought us our checks and we all paid, one of my friends made a big stink about how no one else wanted more and she would've had another Shaggy Dog roll. I wasn't going to let that slide, as I had voiced my opinion of getting another roll going well in advance. The waitress was nice enough to get us another roll after I proceeded to embarrass our entire table about it. We left Kobe before the managerial staff came out and beat us up one by one for being the most annoying table in Kobe history, but it was all worth it. Kobe is one of the best $23 meals I've ever had. A place that made me wish I had gotten a degree at Texas State. It opened my third eye. It was a meal so good we had to pull out the Tarot cards. RIYL: Tim Allen's 2006 family comedy film The Shaggy Dog

After 2 visits my verdict is, everything about this place is below average. The service, the food,…read morethe atmosphere. Our server brought us incorrect items multiple times and even told us that our mushroom soup was miso soup... the interior is old, not up to date, window sills are dirty from the inside. Ironically, if you like sushi/sashimi, this is probably not the place for you. The sashimi we ordered was not fresh at all, part of the tuna was gray and I had to request to not be charged for leaving those pieces... the miso soup is basically soy sauce water, and all the rolls are very rice forward with not much variety of fish. I'm sure the fried rice, and cooked items are okay but if you want sushi in San Marcos, choose elsewhere.