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    Hando

    4.2 (410 reviews)
    ModerateSushi Bars, Japanese
    Open 11:00 am - 11:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Daisy P.

    Solid spot. I thought they were sisters to Handies but learned they are not related. Hando does have a few savory items available on the menu. They also have a bar with different food options next door. Spacious area, fast service, walk ins accepted. Good hand roll sushi spot.

    Lychee mocktail and Matcha IPA with hand rolls
    Paola S.

    One of my favorite sushi spots in Houston. It's a small place with limited seats, but has pretty quick turn around as it is counter style. The service is great, everyone is very knowledgeable and open to giving recommendations. I love the hand rolls and small plates. Prices are fair, and usually spend about $50-60 for one person. They have unique drinks, including this matcha IPA which I loved. The hand roll specials are always unique with lots of flavor. Parking is a little tricky as it is limited. Highly recommend this spot

    Spicy tuna roll
    Jason N.

    If you enjoy hand rolls, this is my favorite place to go to in town! Hando is a sushi restaraunt designed to be a upscale and intimate experience. They primarily serve hand rolls with a handful of other small plate options along with a variety of japanese alcoholic beverages. It's a great date spot/ place to catch up with friends in a smaller setting (only bar seating). Each handroll is crafted meticulously in front of you and served slowly giving you the chance to fully embrace each roll. I personally enjoy the slow process as I catch up with friends while having a bite! Spicy Tuna, Salmon, Blue Crab, Toro, Hamachi Poké, Soft Shell Crab are my goto here and it never disappoints if you're looking for some higher quality sushi. During Happy Hour, they also serve curry croquette that I absolutely love! Parking is quite limited and I would recommend a reservation on busier days like the weekend.

    Hamachi Poke/Yellowtail hand roll
    Rachele R.

    Yes. 10000000x yes. It is my go-to for something light, but something GOOD. I haven't had anything off the menu that I didn6 like, but my main go-to items are ALWAYS a Tokyo Layover mezcal cocktail and the yellow tail/Hamachi Poke hand roll. Nothing extravagant. Nothing loud. Just simply delicious! They have great happy hour food & drink options. And if you want to continue the celebration , take a few steps into the hidden Kanpai Club ! Service os always top-notch. I think I've been going to Hando since 2020, and the food, drinks and service are consistently on- point.

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    Sophia S.

    I really enjoyed this experience. It reminded me a lot of Handies Douzo but a bit more consistent and upscale. The ambience was great. Very welcoming and relaxing environment with lots of light. I got the lunch deal that came with an appetizer and 3 hand rolls. It was absolutely delicious and just filling enough. The curry croquettes were 9.5/10. The outside was perfectly crusted and crispy and the inside was warm. I will say that it would be nice to have some other flavors in the potato filling but it was very simple and the curry sauce was absolutely delicious! Very filling and good comfort food I chose the spicy tuna, hamachi, and salmon hand roll set and each one was absolutely delicious. My favorite was probably the hamachi. You could tell the fish was fresh and had a nice balance of textures with the friend shallots and yuzu gochujang. I don't know what the complimentary dessert was but I did not care for it at all. 0/10 on texture and flavor Will absolutely be coming back to try more items and maybe even frequent the curry croquettes! Yummm

    Colin C.

    A classic Japanese hand-roll spot in the beautiful Houston heights. I'm very glad to have come as every single item was amazing. We came at happy hour with $5 cocktails and appetizers which makes everything taste that much better. Out of the appetizers, the takoyaki was my favorite as the outside was so crispy and inside was so gooey and perfectly cooked. Every handroll was top-tier. My personal favorite was the fried oyster and the soft shell crab was a close second. I will definitely be coming back and getting even more drunk the next time

    Zach H.

    A 5-star happy hour where you can get a highball, hand-roll, and appetizer/small bite for $15. The Salmon roll was really great and fresh. The curry croquettes really tasty - the sauce in particular was nice. The spicy chicken meatballs were not our favorite. The squid balls were good though! Small restaurant and good service! I would have a hard time justifying the prices during regular business hours, but will come back for happy hour soon!

    Somi J.

    Sushi in TX? Surprisingly good!! We were here on Friday night and we got seated right away. This place is small. I think it fits less than 30 people around the bar. Only bar seatings, you get to watch the people make your food. It isn't really glamorous like other sushi places I've been but their sushi was pretty good! I've tried their hand roll sets which come with spicy tuna, salmon, and blue real crabs. First two was fairly good. However, the real crabs had some little crab shells in it that was hard for me to eat. I also tried their toro roll, and that was alright. I honestly thought their spicy tuna was better than toro. Which is very rare occasion. I've also got their milk punch drink which came in a lucky cat cup. Which was cute but the drink itself was eh. I thought the mix of all that drink didn't infuse well. Overall, this place is decent. 4 hand rolls were enough for me, but if you need to eat more than that, it would be pricy too.

    Roxanna V.

    The food was great. The flavors mixed together in the miso and featured roll were interesting but delicious. Pricing was equivalent to regular sushi prices. The menu is a bit limited so recommend taking a look beforehand. This place is bar seating only which does mean it is limited and may have a bit of a wait. The speakeasy next door is nice and easy to get to but also awkward to sit at. Overall the ambience was calm and quiet, a bit of a business like setting. Overall a good experience with food and drinks.

    Beef tartare hand roll
    Anokhy D.

    We went at a linner time on a Sunday and were surprised to hear we were just in time for their daily happy hour. We ordered multiple hand rolls, a few drinks (the TLC, Tokyo Layover, and Last of the Oaxacans), the curry croquettes from the happy hour menu (a must order!), and the Santa Barbara uni from the rotating menu. Everything was made to order and great quality, and I loved the little tamago bite they offered at the end. I get the hype!

    Spicy Salmon hand roll
    Cherry N.

    We are out of towners and make it our mission each visit to stop by Hando! We absolutely love it in here. The atmosphere is very cozy and welcoming. Literally everything on the menu is very fresh and fulfilling. This isn't just your typical sushi/nigiri spot. I love how they make the rolls in front of you. Presentation is key and they exceed it every single time. We got here right at 9:08 and they closed at 10. The welcomed us in cheerfully!

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    Robert A.

    Nice hand roll experience. Good flavor combinations and tasty ingredients. Decent size and protein portion to rice. Friendly staff and wasnt crazy expensive for 4 rolls and a couple drinks

    Fried oyster hand roll
    Carissa C.

    We had a good and tasty lunch at Hando! There are only 20 seats available, but luckily they weren't busy on a weekend afternoon. I got their 4 piece hand roll set (tuna, salmon, blue crab, and fried oyster). Good thing I wasn't starving, otherwise I would definitely have had to order more items. Our server was very friendly and the interior allows a lot of natural light in. I'd come back for their happy hour (everyday from 3-6pm) or their lunch specials.

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    Ask the Community - Hando

    Can they substitute seaweed for soy paper?

    Am able to order a cut role while dining in?

    This is a hand role place so I would suggest that you eat at another establishment if you are looking for maki rolls (cut rolls)

    Is there happy hour?

    Yes, we have happy hour daily from 3pm- 5pm. Thanks!

    Hi will you add the Houston Restaurant Weeks combo to the Uber Eats menu?

    Do they take cash?

    Hando does not accept cash- only credit/debit cards are accepted for payment. They do not have a cash register.

    Are the hand rolls gluten free?

    All are gluten free except the Spicy Tuna, Shrimp Katsu and the Musubi. The Spicy Tuna can be made gluten free if made without the spicy miso, but then it wouldn’t be spicy.

    Do they have ponzu sauce available?

    Yes, but only the house black garlic ponzu that comes with the secret menu gyoza! ;)

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    Been to both the Heights and Montrose locations regularly and Handies is easily my favorite go-to…read morehandroll spot in the city. The selection is great across the board, I genuinely enjoy every hand roll I've had, and you really can't go wrong with any of the sets. The crudo is always a hit too. What I love most is how approachable it is - from the vibe inside to even the food itself. It works just as well for a quick but really good meal as it does for stopping in to grab a hand roll or two between errands or before heading somewhere else. Consistently high quality without feeling overly serious or complicated. Service is always on top of it, the experience is efficient without feeling rushed, and it's one of those spots that stays in regular rotation no matter how many new places pop up around the city.

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    4.5
    (338 reviews)
    2.2 mi
    Locally owned & operated
    Free parking

    Loved the food here! The fish is super fresh and high quality and even the non-sushi menu items had…read moregreat flavors and were well executed. I got the pan daiquiri as my drink to start and my friend got the herbed lavender lemonade. For food we shared the hamachi crudo, the chutoro nigri, the kanpachi nigiri, the A5 tartare, the kani handroll, The kinoko yasaimono, and the hot scallop dish to share. The pan daiquiri was SO good. The smokiness from the mezcal hits you first and then the sweet and creamy after taste takes over. It was so well mixed and I would highly recommend trying this if you are a mezcal lover like me. (9/10) The herbed lavender lemonade was too tangy and sweet for my liking. The lavender flavor get lost in the drink. It tasted like a typical lemonade, nothing special. (5/10) The hamachi crudo was so fresh and I really enjoyed the sweet and tangy broth. I'm not sure I would call it tom kha broth but it tasted good regardless and paired well with the tomatoes. (7.5/10) The chutoro nigiri was SO buttery and melt in your mouth delicious. I would definitely get this again. (8.8/10) The kanpachi nigiri was fresh and I enjoyed the sauce paired with it. It was my first time trying amberjack and I liked it. (7/10) The A5 tartare was super unique and well seasoned. There was plenty of tartare compared to the amount of milk bread you are given to eat it with. The uni, caviar, pate and waygu all mixed together was a decadent combination full of flavor. My only note was the contrast in temperatures that I did not love, the tartare came cold while the milk bread was warm. Overall, a very luxurious and tasty dish. (8/10) The kani handroll surpassed my expectations. Typically I don't go for crab first, but I did enjoy the flavors paired with the crab and the hand roll was well filled. (7.8/10) The kinoko roll (king trumpet mushroom roll) really surprised me. I was weary about getting this roll because I normally don't opt for vegan options, but this king mushroom was so well prepared and the sauce was so delicious that dare I say that I enjoyed this more than some of the fish/meat sushi rolls I've had in the past. (8/10) The hot scallop dish was one of the best bites of the night. The scallop was perfectly charred and cooked and the creamy polenta base with the umami salmon roe, with the fried red cabbage to add texture was amazing. I would definitely order this again. (9/10) Overall, I really enjoyed my time at Aiko and the food surpassed my expectations. I loved everything I tried and do want to come back to try more. The service was quick and helpful with the menu. Parking can be a bit tricky, but there are some free street parking spots around the plaza. The ambiance is definitely upscale and classy. It's a great place for a date! My only complaint was that I made a reservation for 2 at least a week in advance and upon arrival, though they had plenty of open tables, we were seated at the opposite end of a table that was already occupied. We were close enough to hear their entire conversation throughout dinner, and I just thought it was an odd experience because that had never happened to me before. Though it did not hinder me from enjoying the food I would have preferred to be seated at our own table.

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    4.3
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    Had a fantastic evening at Kata Robata! Our server, Gabby, was excellent and attentive throughout…read morethe evening. My favorite was definitely the Kobe Beef Skewers - I could have just eaten those all night long! Deliciousness in every bite. I'm not a fan of raw fish, so while my family enjoyed a handful of crudo dishes and nigiri, I got to enjoy the Longhorn Roll. This roll was solid, nothing mindblowing. We all enjoyed the Spicy Miso Ramen! Rich, flavorful broth that rivals some of my top ramen spots. I forget exactly what dessert we ordered, it may have been their chocolate bread pudding, but it was so good that I was literally scraping the plate! There's a lot of menu options so I'd love to come back and try some more things

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    This restaurant is a cozy, authentic gem for Japanese small plates. The space is intimate with a…read moresmall dining area. Reservations are highly recommended. There aren't many tables, and it fills up quickly. Service was incredibly friendly and attentive. This is what we ordered: 1. pepper tuna tataki 2. hamachili 3. hijiki 4. karaage 5. agedashi tofu 6. Rock N Roll roll 7. Zen Mega Dragon roll 8. hamachi sashimi 9. hamachi roll 10. Extra Picante roll 11. Yakisoba noodles 12. Brussel sprouts Almost everything was absolutely delicious. The pepper tuna tataki and hamachili were fresh and flavorful. The karaage was crispy, tender and juicy, and the agedashi tofu had that perfect texture in a savory broth. All were sooo good. The Zen Mega Dragon roll, hamachi hamachi roll, and Extra Picante roll were all fresh and excellent. The only two dishes that didn't quite wow us were the hijiki and the Rock N Roll roll. Both were a bit basic compared to everything else on the table. The yakisoba noodles did take a little while to come out, but wow... they were soooo worth the wait. Savory, hot, and incredibly satisfying. Prices are very reasonable for the quality and portion sizes, which makes it even better. There is free parking, but the lot is small. When it's busy, finding a spot can be a little tricky. We will definitely be back to explore more of the menu.

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