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Came here for a cute dinner before seeing an evening theatre show. It was pretty packed, so we decided to sit outside. I was honestly pleasantly surprised with the place. The service was quick, attentive, and they were super friendly. I can't recall exactly what I ordered, but they're pictured below. It's clear that this is an Asian fusion restaurant catered to a fancier audience. They blended some untraditional flavors and ingredients in their rolls. However, I was shocked to say that it worked pretty well. Flavors were balanced, beautifully plated, and everything was fresh and quick. The only downsides are the price and the portions. This place is pretty pricey for the amount you get. But if you want a cute date night, this is the place. The dessert is to die for. I'd come back just for the dessert alone.
Okay ambiance is very eclectic. It's giving daft punk with cherry blossoms sprinkled all over. We got the shittake and spinach dumplings, eggplant bao, dill-e sushi and robot ramen. The dumplings were so crisp and flavorful, and sat on a bed of some creamy sauce. As for the eggplant bao, it was fluffy and was equal parts tangy and hearty. The robot ramen broth was very flavorful and done so well! As for the dill-e, it's very interesting. It was a hot, fried sushi that sat on top of shishito aioli. I personally was not the biggest fan but it's an interesting dish. Expected better service for the price we paid but there was nothing glaringly wrong with it. Super cute spot for a date night/special occasion!
This is a pretty solid spot to grab Japanese/fusion type of food! We came around 11 am and had access to their brunch menu. FAVORITE ITEMS: - Bees Knees: a tad on the sweet side, if you ask for slightly less sweet, maybe it'd taste even better? It has a nice lavender flavor which really is so aromatic and delightful. I recommend this for sure! - Brussel Sprouts: sauce was really good, crispy exterior and flavorful. Def recommend this - Chirashi Bot: I got the fancier version which the chef chooses for you which cuts of fish, depending on what is available. The sushi rice with sesame seeds were really tasty, I would say you get a decent amount of fish but there is a lot of avocado. It's decent, fish was fresh. PARKING: pretty easy street parking nearby SERVICE: it took a while for the chirashi bowls to come out but the other food came out decently fast. PRICE: a bit on the pricey side, but the aesthetic inside makes it pretty cool. Overall, I'd prob recommend to folks who are coming by to try some spots in Austin! It's a cool concept and the food was solid. They also have a great music playlist!
Stopped by for happy hour and ordered a couple of items We tried the seasonal mule and whiskey spritz - both pretty good and $9 Tried the wagyu hot rock - pretty good for happy hour $9 and def add the salt for some extra flavor Tried the salmon, tuna, striped bass and yellowtail nigiri - all good but tuna and salmon were the best!! Tried the chicken karaage and chicken itself was good but didn't love the green sauce but my husband did Interior is so cute with the cherry blossoms They have some outdoor seating but can be busy crosswalk and traffic area Although they are dog friendly in the outdoor seating
This sushi spot on SoCo is a gem! They have some fun fusion offerings including the Yuca-Tekkan, a maki roll with pepitas and recado negro. I appreciated that they had plenty of seafood and vegetarian offerings. My favorite dish was the spinach and shittake dumplings with cashews and a cashew cream. They were so delicious, I was scraping the cream off the plate! Our server Josh was top notch and knew his stuff well. The restaurant also has beautiful decor; I loved the cherry blossoms!
This place is it! Came here because my sister in law wanted to try it out and I'm glad she did! But be prepared to have your wallet be set backkkkkk lol- don't say I didn't warn you! Ambiance is really nice here especially for a date night type of place. I have 3 kids- so that's not always the best option. But the lighting is nice and dim! We found parking right along the curbside in front of the restaurant fairly easy before the dinner rush crowd showed up. Wagyu hot rock, is the way to go! My girls 7 & 4, (6&3) at the time of our visit loved it- so flavorful with just a pinch of salt, but it's definitely melt in your mouth delicious! My kids are picky and they even loved the chicken karaage & pork belly bao buns. Everything was just so tasty- go and check out the happy hour menu to save you some coin! Even my yuzu spritzer was nice and refreshing!
Really love this cute Japanese restaurant. I love how you can see the fish drying in the refrigerator when you meet with the host. The food was amazing. I wasn't a big fan of the tonkatsu ramen, but the chicken ramen was rich with flavor. The appetizers were great. I love the sauces that come with them especially the chicken katsu. Our server was kind and friendly. Definitely check this place out if you're nearby.
I have eaten here a couple of times and it was fantastic!! The dry aged tuna melts in your mouth like butter! They offer seating outside as well. It's not very large so sometimes there is a wait. Service was great..our server was able to suggest a few things for us during the initial visit. Because they offer higher end, dry aged sushi, it is more expensive than your regular sushi spot. I think it's well worth the extra coins though! There's a cute ice cream stand nearby if you want a cool dessert after.
Came here during restaurant week and loved it! So much food and so much variety for such a good price! They had a prefix menu so it took all the guess work out for me and my friend, kinda like an omakase or chefs choice experience! My favorite was the yellow tail, so fresh and so flavorful! We sat outside on congress which was nice because the weather is just getting good and it was still light and lively out. Also our waitress was so sweet to us and gave great drink recommendations!
It's wooden, with pink neon on the shelving above the sushi bar, populated with figurines. Lucky Robot claims to serve sushi here. They also have ramen; maybe I should have tried my luck with that instead. Started with the Purple Peruvian drink, which was really quite nice. Actually, it was the highlight of the entire meal, so props to who ever made it. I felt lazy about going through every item on the menu, so I decided to order their "omakase." Huge mistake. Theirs is not a set menu, nor does it seem to be customized to customer's taste. Rather, it is a budget, which is filled using items from the menu until the desired price point is achieved. Before ordering, I specifically asked the waiter how the three different price points for their omakase work. I inquired how many pieces each one comes with. He provided an unsatisfactory "I don't know" and then proceeded to mention the more expensive ones had more courses (and gave a range of 10-13). He claimed to push people towards ordering the middle priced one, but did not provide an explanation for why. My expectation was a certain quantity of nigiri if ordering their "omakase." However, the waiter failed to clarify exactly what their "omakase" consists of, other than "the kitchen decides" (well, duh) and "it'll be a surprise." Withholding clarifying information about a menu option is a negative. We weren't too hungry, so we opted for the the lowest priced version. In response, he mumbled "this one would be 8 courses." Again, not forthcoming with information which he could have provided in response to my first question. After ordering, he asked "is there anything you won't eat?" Of course the answer is no. But looking back, I should have specifically mentioned "no artificial crab" or "no shoddy food." Lastly, he quipped, "and is sashimi ok?" To which I responded I prefer nigiri, to which he said "ok"--yet another missed opportunity to clarify that nigiri is a teeny-weeny part of their "omakase." As for the shoddy omakase: Brussel Sprouts ($12)--over-roasted to remove the nuttiness, and then doused in tamari. I've rarely had well-prepared brussel sprouts at restaurants, and Lucky Robot is no exception. Disappointing start. Sakura Masu ($24)--a shoddy crude containing ocean trout, blood orange, fennel, pomegranate, and cilantro. Masked the light trout flavor. Sourness was extremely minute. Nothing in this dish went well together, since everything tasted like flavorless blood orange (even the fish); and not even sweet. Their fennel slivers were not bright and refreshing; on the contrary, they seemed pickled, sad, and depressing. Hira Hira ($16)--poorly executed maki containing yellowtail, avocado, green onion, crispy shallot, yuzu miso, lemongrass soy, sesame. Excessive 3:1 rice to filling ratio. Tasted like creamy avocado. Cilantro did nothing, and a yellowed cilantro leaf was purposely selected. You can tell the kitchen does not even care to utilize green herbs. "Prime" Nigiri Moriawase ($37x2)--dry-aged fish. 5 out of 8 fish on daily fish menu. You can see the fish hanging on display. Better than the maki, but, it was not very flavorful, despite their dry aging process. The garnishes did not promote the fishes. The bitter toasted sesame seeds were unhelpful (and shouldn't be bitter!). These were fairly sad, disappointing bites, especially if you know what well-executed nigiri with quality ingredients tastes like. Hiramasa Shrimp Battle ($24)--much better maki roll than the Hira Hira, as the rice to filling ratio was closer to 1:1. Crunchy bits add texture; the serrano slice on top adds a slight heat to the bite. Enjoyable. "Pork Belly" and "Wagyu Short Rib" Nigiri ($26)--pork belly: dry and chewy. Wagyu: it's a precooked slab that they store with their fish (since we see it at sitting at the sushi bar); when it's prepared, they cut some slices and toss it in the oven to warm up. Pity for folks consuming either of these two items, including myself. Strawberry Basil Ice Cream ($9) -- they stated this was a semifreddo; it was fairly sweet. It had "compressed" strawberries, and crushed pistachios. Texture wise, this was fine. I recommend going to Gelato Paradiso (across the street) afterwards for dessert instead of here. Conclusion: only the Peruvian drink and Hiramasa Shrimp Battle were enjoyable. 2 out of 9 items, or $32 out of $193--an abysmal 0.22 or 0.16 enjoyment rate, depending on the metric. An incredibly poor value. There is no reason to return to this establishment in the future; plenty of other sushi restaurants in Austin take pride in serving non-shoddy food to their customers. Finally, do you really want to eat at a place that roasts their sesame seeds bitter, overcooks their pork belly until dry and chewy, uses an inappropriate ratio of rice to filling in their maki, voluntarily places yellowing cilantro leaves on your food, cannot execute a reasonable crudo, and provides you with a disappointingly low quality sushi experience?
Great service from Brady who offered us dessert as we're newly engaged but we're too full so he said next time. Didn't feel rushed at all. Apps were great with chicken karaage and pork dumplings. The sauces alone were full of so much flavor. Sushi the sea 3PO Voltron and r2d2 were all great with their respective sauces. Good portions all the way through. We will go again.
Finally tried out Lucky Robot on Soco. The decor is super loud and extravagant but it kinda worked for me. I loved the violent cherry blossom vibe. On to the food, I got the chirashi bot and at $28 for fresh sashimi, it was really good. The fish tasted clean and refreshing and the soft poached egg on the rice with caviar added a nice umami depth to every bite. I very much enjoyed this brunch and would come back to try their other bites.
I really enjoyed my time during Happy Hour here. I opted for the HH omakase and it didn't disappoint. 4/5 items were immaculate. I rarely eat red meat and one of the items were wagyu dumplings with a mango sauce and it just wasn't for me. However, everything else was delicious especially the yellow tail. I also tried the Hira Hira (?) roll, a mule for my drink, an had the Yuzu pie which is a blueberry key lime pie for dessert and honestly, 10/10. It's rare for me to get full at a sushi place but this one definitely nailed it. The service was great. Music was divine. Ambiance was swell. Will be returning. read more
1 year ago
Disappointed, especially given the hype. I had been looking forward to trying this sushi spot for a while, but unfortunately, it didn't live up to expectations. As a local and someone who eats a lot of sushi around Austin, this experience felt pretty lackluster. We ordered the second-tier omakase, which ended up being a selection of items chosen by the kitchen up to a certain dollar amount--not a curated set menu like I had hoped. While a few items were enjoyable, like the Wagyu, some of the rolls at the end, and the Bees Knees cocktail, the overall selection just didn't feel worth it. One standout disappointment was the sashimi tower--$90 for 15 pieces that didn't really wow us in quality or presentation. Nothing was bad, but for the price point, I expected a lot more in terms of flavor and experience. If you're visiting Austin and craving sushi, I'd recommend checking out other options in the city first. This one felt overpriced for what it delivered. read more
Tasty, fresh, and fun atmosphere! This was the perfect place for a birthday dinner. The server was attentive and helpful. We lucked out with a parking space a very short walk from the front door on south congress. Plan accordingly if you have a reservation. read more
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Over a decade ago, I was coming for lunch all the time and loved it. I broke my hiatus by going for dinner last night: two people, Friday night, seats at the sushi bar. The wait service (Aaron) was fantastic, attentive, and helpful with suggestions. We were both disappointed by the food. The brussels sprouts were fantastic, but nothing else had any flavor and the amount of rice on nigiri and rolls was horrifying. The Crudo was beautiful, but had absolutely no flavor, and same comment for the nigiri and rolls. The dumplings had a great flavor, but we're not served hot enough. Nigiri was great quality fish, good texture, but no taste, and again with WAY too much rice. While the restaurant overall has a fantastic vibe, the sushi bar was boring, faced away from the beautiful restaurant, and crowded. We spent $218 for two people, no booze. The big line items were the crudo (Hiramasa Serrano) and Voltron roll. Unfortunately this one was a miss for us. We will not be returning. read more
Overall: 9/10 Food: 10/10 Service: 9/10 Ambiance: 9/10 Value: 7/10 We absolutely loved our experience at LR! Super fun atmosphere and amazing food! They say they're the third best sushi in Austin but I would put them up against any place. Highly recommend! Make a reservation. read more
Firstly, I apologize for the late review. My wife and I went to the Lucky Robot when we were in Austin a few weeks back. As we walked down Congress Ave. we noticed this little gem and decided to hang around until it opened even though we didn't have a reservation. We got right in as soon as they opened and I'm so glad we did. The food was amazing! I had two sushi rolls, a shrimp bao bun and the spicy edamame. My wife got the 5-course chefs tasting and she was very pleased. It felt like an authentic Japanese restaurant and unlike the normal hibachi that usually has sushi. Great place and great service. read more
10 months ago
11 months ago
We made reservations here as a recommendation from a friend to celebrate my boyfriend's birthday, and we couldn't have picked a better spot! Everything, and I seriously mean everything, was phenomenal. From the food, the drinks, to the atmosphere, this place did not disappoint. I loved the swing seating for an extra special experience, and the waitress knew it was his birthday so they allowed us a desert to share on the house (which was also delicious). Our favorite was the salmon sashimi - best salmon I've ever had, it was moist, buttery, and melted in my mouth. Next time I'm in Austin I will be visiting again. Thank you, Lucky Robot! read more
Came here for a work happy hour. The happy hour menu had a lot of great bites and drinks to try. I ordered the bees knees which tasted fantastic and presented well. Service was good and our server was nice. The highlight was the beef hot rock! Absolutely delicious. I also loved the spinach dumplings! read more
1 year ago
A friend and I came here around 2 pm on a Saturday. Despite it being a fairly busy day we were seated very promptly and our server was attentive. We ordered a mimosa carafe to share. For food, we had the Scallop Crudo, which was beautifully plated and had a nice balance of sweetness from the strawberry and cherry tomato with the richness of avocado and pepitas. The Toro + Fig was a unique combination--bigeye tuna with black mission fig and lardo, which created a buttery, slightly nutty bite. We also ordered five pieces each of the Sake Toro (Atlantic salmon belly) and Hiramasa (Australian yellowtail)--both were fresh and well-prepared. The atmosphere is lively and fun, especially when sitting outside when the weather is nice. Service was attentive and helpful, making sure we had everything we needed. Overall, it was a solid meal with fresh sushi and creative flavors. I'd definitely come back to try more of the menu! read more
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My jaw is on the floor that this place has less than a perfect 5 star score, because man does it deserve it! The place is adorable, iconic South Congress cool vibes. All the staff were very nice, but I certainly want to shout out my server in particular, Aaron! He was so knowledgeable, friendly and kind. He made the excellent food an unforgettable meal and turned lunch into an experience - there is an art to the craft of bringing a high end menu to life, and Aaron did that and more! I so hope he sees this, he was awesome. Now of course, the food. All I can say is I thought it was incredible! My roll was so delicate and well balanced. Spicy mayo was divine and everything tasted like it arrived via boat ten minutes before. Just look a the picture of the yuzu cheesecake and that will speak for itself! I was traveling for work, so hopefully will be back soon with more time. read more
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2 years ago
this is my favorite sushi spot in austin. I come here so often, both by myself and with friends. The ambiance and service is unmatched, and the freshness of the fish can't be beat. I always get the robo tuna, the R2D2 & the 3SEAPO - it absolutely never fails. This time I tried a new appetizer, the tuna tataki (pictured) and it was incredible. Both spicy and tangy, overall a great starter. I would recommend this place to anyone - no matter what time of day you will get incredible service and fresh food. :) read more
Great sushi fusion spot with a lot of options on south congress. We got multiple things including the barbacoa dumplings, wagyu fried rice, R2D2 roll and Sea 3pO roll. The service was also great! The only reason for 4 stars is the pricing vs quantity. We felt some of the rolls could've had more fish for the price but overall the taste was definitely there, great spot for a date night as the decor is super cute! read more
11 months ago
Tiny Gem Alert! We came by for dessert, but could have stayed for a full meal. We walked in and our waitress told us there would be a 10 - 15 minute wait. I decided we'd look elsewhere because ...because I'm dumb! We came back about 15 minutes later and I'm so glad we did. It's a small restaurant and has outdoor seating. We ordered the purple drink, some sake, the chocolate banana, and the strawberry ice cream. Our waiter was very sweet too! I'll remember this place for sure! read more
2 years ago
Had dinner with coworkers here during a work trip. Our experience was awesome thanks to our waiter Ian. We made it right in time to order off happy hour, we we got pork belly , chicken karaage, and crispy pork belly kakuni from his recommendation. It was all super delicious. We then ordered all of the rolls he recommended: sea 3po, voltron, and hirasama shrimp battle. We did get the barbacoa dumplings and mistakenly for the pork dumplings, but were able to kept them on the house. All the food was great and shareable. It was also enough for 4 people. We chose both dessert options (yuzu pie and Tokyo banana) but the fan favorite was the yuzu pie. Great spot I will return to when I visit for work and will recommend to anyone visiting Austin. read more
Sake, sushi, and style collide at Lucky Robot, the only restaurant in Austin that proudly serves Dry Aged fish! their Japanese-inspired bites and refreshing drinks make for the perfect date night. Their huge variety of sashimi crudos, paired with their incredible cocktail selection makes this my top 15 spots to eat at in Austin. what makes everything even better is their incredible Happy Hour! read more
Wow want to give this place six stars lol Kendra our most excellent server guiding us through the menu and her selections did not disappoint. She's so amazing This place dry ages the fish and the texture and flavor is beyond tasty they also serve Tamari for the needing GF soy sauce Highly recommend this place. We were so full after we had to walk back into downtown Austin The Tuna Flight and Serrano Hamachi were my favs but everything was all the stars there is some heat now in that Serrano dish lol read more
5 months ago
5 months ago
This was a real treat. My sister brought me here during my visit. Firstly, the atmosphere is just stunning. What a beautiful, calming place. Staff here was very friendly, professional and warm. As a starter, totally recommend the spicy Edamame. It actually doesn't need the side dish of spice; whatever Hoisin magic they use, is good enough. Couldn't stop eating it. We tried the DILL-E which was my absolute favorite. Flour tempura roll, Atlantic salmon, pickled cucumber, avocado, dill, cashew salsa macha, shishito ranch. Goodness gracious. The Toro Fig was probably the prettiest things I've seen in a plate at any sushi place. I've never would have thought to add fig with fish but here we are. Delicious! Bigeye tuna, figs, candied cashew, micro arugula, ponzu... YUM. I wish I could remember the last item we ordered because it was good and it was topped with jalapeno. I was too busy shoving my face with food that I couldn't keep track. Kudos to Kevin who was hella awesome!! Sit at the sushi bar and say hello. Bring your friends or go solo, it's a must try. Will be coming back on my next visit. read more
Japanese restaurant with a cute interior, but slightly overrated imo! I reserved a swing seat but ours turned out to be facing the window and not the restaurant, so we weren't able to enjoy the atmosphere of the restaurant as much. I would have gotten a standard table if I had known. We started with the spicy edamame, which a lot of people seemed to like in reviews, but it was just hoisin sauce with chili powder on the side. The plus side is that the portion is big, so it would be good for 3-4 people. It took a long time for the following dishes, the sashimi and the Sea-3PO maki roll to come out. The presentation of the sashimi is nice and the aged fish wasn't bad. I did enjoy the Sea-3PO roll and would recommend it. We finished off with Yuzu pie but I wasn't a huge fan of this, even though it also was highly reviewed. The "pie" was a pudding-like texture but I did like the berry jam that came with it. There was a smear of roasted marshmallow fluff on the side. I've had much better desserts in Austin restaurants. read more
1 year ago
The service was really kind but a bit slow. The ambiance however was top tier and the restaurant is beautifully decorated with motifs of Sakura flowers. Even the restroom is decorated! The food however, was not that great. We started with the wagyu hot grill which was fun to do and tasted decent. We then got the chicken kaarage which came with a green yuzu sauce which paired nicely but the portion was really small. We also got the sashimi which unfortunately was not the best as it didn't taste very fresh and had a weird gummy texture but it was beautifully presented. The same situation with the roll, gorgeous but the fish on top didn't taste great. read more
1 year ago
If you're heading to Lucky Robot on the weekend, make a reservation in advance--this spot is popular for a reason! The service was fantastic, even with a backed-up sushi bar. Our server went above and beyond, treating us to a chef's choice nigiri, which was incredibly fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. Everything we ordered was delicious--the Brussels sprouts, edamame, Hira Hira roll, R2D2 roll, and Wagyu fried rice were all fantastic. You really can't go wrong with anything on the menu. Our mock-tails were incredible as well. The vibe inside is energetic and fun, and for those opting to sit outside, they have heaters to keep you cozy on chillier nights. Definitely check it out! read more
We came around 5pm on a Thursday night and all the tables inside were already booked so we sat outside. The inside is very cute and picture worthy tho. We got the chicken karaage and crispy pork belly as apps for happy hour which ends at 6pm. The chicken karaage was so good that we ordered it twice. The crispy pork belly was a little weird. The flavors didn't mix and the things in it are better off eaten by themselves one by one. For rolls we got the sea-3po, transformer, voltron, and r2d2. The best one was sea-3po. It just tasted so refreshing and light. One of the fish on the transformer was too fishy. The voltron was fine. The r2d2 was basically steak and rice. I recommend the sea-3po forsure. Service was good. Our server Bradey was attentive and did a great job taking care of us. read more
2 years ago
Amazing amazing amazing! We sat at the bar and the service was the best part. Such a good group of people! Passionate about their jobs! We had 2 rolls and a crudo plate! Amazing!!! read more
Tremendous. Dry aging some of their fish... great flavors, presentation! Had 5 kinds of fish, the hot stone Wagyu, and the scallop. No, didn't get to Ramen yet - back tonight for that! Super service - I understand now why it's always crowded read more
6 months ago
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2 years ago
Great vegan options! Servers have always been friendly and knowledgeable about what to order. The interior is super cute and great for pics. Parking on South Congress Ave is notoriously difficult but there are a few side streets behind Lucky Robot where you can usually find a free spot. read more
2 years ago
Great food and great service. Definitely a high price point but the flavors are well worth it. The decoration was great, will definitely come back. read more
6 months ago
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1303 S Congress Ave
Austin, TX 78704
SoCo (S. Congress Ave.), 78704 (South Austin)
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Is there a gluten free menu?
I don't think there is an actual gluten-free menu, but their servers are very knowledgeable, and they are happy to accommodate any dietary restrictions. There is a lot more than just gluten that I can't eat, and I do great here.
Do they use heat lamps on the patio in the winter?
We do! Look forward to seeing you
Do they still have the BYOB (build your own bowl), I think that's what it's called.?
Nope! Lots of changes to the menu and this wasn't on there as of 6/22/21
Are there any recommendations on parking besides street parking?
There is a large, mostly vacant parking lot located behind Hotel Saint Cecelia that is about a 5 minute walk from the restaurant.
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