Cancel

Open app

Search

Machi Sushi

3.8 (51 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

About Machi Sushi

Loading...

Read the full summary in the app

Waitlist - Machi Sushi

Waitlist closed

The restaurant is not taking waitlist parties right now

Order Machi Sushi Takeout or Delivery

Machi Sushi Photos

Business Info

MACHI SUSHI ATMOSPHERE

What's the vibe?

You might also consider

Recommended Reviews - Machi Sushi

Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
Yelp app icon
Browse more easily on the app
Review Feed Illustration

Reviews With Photos

Amanda B.

All you can eat is completely worth it. Service was quick and staff were kind. Restaurant is new is super clean.

Sashimi
David P.

Been here about 7 or 8 times since they opened. Food is great (always get the ayce) fish is fresh, salads and appetizers are delicious, rolls are fantastic. I used to go to sushi bang bang in cedar park regularly for good ayce but Machi sushi is so good I don't think I'll ever go back to my old spot. Service and ambiance are 10/10 as well. Love love love Machi sushi . I eat a lot of sushi too, high end spots like ten ten and uchi, but Machi is just the best bang for my buck can try so many things and is so close to us now.

AYCE menu
Anelle V.

I wanted this place to work out so badly however it just was NOT it...we drove 30 minutes to try this place on a Friday evening, just a table of two. The sever kept taking a long time to return to our table for drinks and also kept forgetting my partner's rolls not once but twice. I had finished dinner by the time my partner started his...As far as the vibe, very casual and family atmosphere. For the price we paid for the AYCE, it was absolutely not worth it. Food was mid.

Pretty
Grace L.

I was looking everywhere in Austin for a good weekday night All you can eat sushi buffet. We've been to almost every sushi place in town and I've noticed a big difference in weekend quality versus weekday night quality and have been disappointed before. Hence I was asking around even on another Austin food page to inquire where is a good weeknight spot for dinner and there were many mixed reviews until a fellow foodie friend reached out and told me why don't you try the new Machi sushi in Georgetown? I saw pictures of them eating there and they liked it a lot so I was excited to try it. They had a good experience at their soft opening and told us to try it so four of us went there for a belated b-day celebration and we were so excited. It's a bit far away up in Georgetown, but it was a nice scenic drive a little bit of traffic, fun shopping area to walk around which we did afterwards. When we got there we went inside and was so excited cause it's so pretty. It's such a pretty place and it kind of busy so that was a good sign. We sat down with the menu. The girl took our order and what we noticed right away is how untrained and unprofessional she was even though she was really sweet. So young lol She was very new and we gave her grace because we know this place just opened several days ago. I wish I could rate it higher, but I decided to give it three stars so that maybe they can work out some kinks before they fully open so that they will be more prepared and more people will come. It wasn't a bad experience per se. I've had worse not in Austin surprisingly but in Dallas where we recently tried a new sushi place. That was really bad bc the fish quality was bad and the rice was hard so it wasn't like that here and we enjoyed ourselves, but here is my take on the things that I didn't like~ the yellowtail, red snapper and even the tuna was not that great. I've been to many sushi places and sushi and good cuts of it should not be stringy it should be fresh. It should be not too fishy, and these three did not hit the spot. The salmon on the other hand was really good. I even got the sashimi and hand roll to try and it was really good so I was very happy with that. The surf clam also was very good. The octopus was OK for a few pieces but the second and third pieces wasn't so consistency to me matters, I didn't get it anymore. The miso soup tasted like dish water idk why. The rainbow roll and the spider roll was good so they got the rolls right I think even though the spider roll wasn't facing the right way lol However, the star of my whole dinner was the fried banana and the fried age tofu and that's kind of sad for a sushi place but those two things were really good. Everything else was meh and the calamari and the tempura was fine but the chicken wings were too big lol plus the funny thing is the shrimp tempura look at my pictures-They placed one in each dish so we had a pile of dishes and they kept doing that for even the sushi one piece on a huge dish so we had a pile of dishes big dishes. Another thing I know she's new but our waitress we kind of chuckled because she was very flustered. She flat right told us that she was so busy so tired and a little bit tired of the food seeing the food every day already and that she was serving multiple big tables. She got our orders wrong in and some never came out. She had to hand type each order like hand type and spell each one and she was having a hard time working the ordering pad so she missed some things. We had to re-order some things and some didn't come out so we got someone else's food, things like that. I'm sure that could be fixed in time since this is all new. She was funny in a way when I asked for recommendations she gave me a very blunt answer to not get this item because it wasn't good. I chuckled because she at least is honest, but I don't think that's something restaurant owners like them to say. The price point wasn't bad for all you can eat cause most sushi places are around $39 at night. There was only one place Kyoka that was $32 but I heard that place wasn't that great so we didn't go to that one so for the price point at $36 it wasn't bad but I did expect more. Must have fresher better quality fish. All the other things are fixable too plus they just opened anyway but yes, better quality fish would be good for the long run and just for better customer service more professionalism otherwise the place is real pretty like I said and I know they're trying and I know it's a very young staff so I have high hopes that it'll get better.

Yummy
David T.

Stopped by for early dinner and surprised they were not busy(yet). Soft opening so give them a chance to figure things out. Rolls are decent and don't sleep on the pepper tuna nigiri. Overall good experience will be back.

Amazing food
Kenny G.

Amazing food and better service Will was awesome as was Ericka this place sure knows how to treat people

Ariana G.

Loved checking out this new AYCE spot in Georgetown! Staff and vibes were wonderful, food was amazing! Prices were good, the menu offered a lot of options so it was hard choosing. Alcohol wise sake and margs were good just a little on the pricey side for size. We wanted to start with some appetizers and personally I was not a huge fan of the baked green mussels they had too much mayo, were tough, and very cold. My grandma and aunt got the udon and gyoza they loved both. I had the hamachi chili and seaweed salad to start. If you like a little spice and not bothered by raw fish definitely try the hamachi chili. All of the sashimi that we tried were 10/10 ! Sadly I forgot to take pics of so many plates but the pepper tuna was amazing, first time trying it loved it so much I ordered the skinny girl roll that was topped with it! My grandma got the cowboy roll and said it was delicious with the seared steak on top, kiss of fire roll and spicy tuna rolls were both very delicious as well. We will definitely be back again and hopefully they'll have the milk tea by then. Overall everything was great from service to food

Machi crunchy roll, dynamite roll,tiger roll and double spicy roll
Nyde W.

When I walked in the decor was Amazing, You walk into a different realm.the seats are comfortable and the tables are big great for big groups. this was my first time so I wasn't too sure about the All you can eat, but it was amazing. The fried appetizers were so crunchy in the sauces with it were amazing. I ordered all the cooked and raw special rolls and each one had a different specific flavor that was amazing to try. Depending on who you get as your server, it can be iffy, but there are certain servers even if they aren't there for you they will help you get your order because since they are new, they do get orders mixed up.

Our Grand Opening photos collage which shows some of our All-You-Can-Eat choices.
RomeDome T.

Visited Machi Sushi twice so far & will visit again in the future. Modern eclectic hip-Asian decor yet family friendly, spacey, clean, and lots of tables. Warm, welcoming staff and great food choices. For the soft opening, we had the all-you-can-eat, which is a great deal if you are hungry & time for a variety of choices (tons). For the grand opening, we tried the bento boxes, which are wonderful value choices if you don't want to over-eat LOL.

Sashimi thin sliced the size of sugar packets.

See all

Photo of T R.
0
146
0

6 months ago

Business owner information

Photo of Tony H.

Tony H.

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 1

5 months ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

7 months ago

The food and service is very high quality. The selection of cuisine is excellent. We have returned and we have enjoyed each visit.

Business owner information

Photo of Tony H.

Tony H.

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

6 months ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

7 months ago

Business owner information

Photo of Tony H.

Tony H.

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

7 months ago

5 stars every time we stop in. The food and service is top notch... definitely worth checking it out.

Helpful 0
Thanks 1
Love this 0
Oh no 0

7 months ago

Business owner information

Photo of Tony H.

Tony H.

Helpful 0
Thanks 1
Love this 0
Oh no 0

7 months ago

Business owner information

Photo of Tony H.

Tony H.

Helpful 1
Thanks 1
Love this 0
Oh no 0

7 months ago

Business owner information

Photo of Tony H.

Tony H.

Helpful 0
Thanks 1
Love this 0
Oh no 0

7 months ago

Staff was friendly and glad that this place finally opened and now I don't have to travel down to Austin for some good ayce sushi

Business owner information

Photo of Tony H.

Tony H.

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

7 months ago

Business owner information

Photo of Tony H.

Tony H.

Helpful 1
Thanks 1
Love this 0
Oh no 0

Page 2 of 2

Ask the Community - Machi Sushi

You might also consider

Wish Well House - Honeysuckle Martini and a Cucumber Pimm's Cup

Wish Well House

4.5(2 reviews)
1.2 mi
•$$

What a hidden gem appearing in Georgetown! Very breezy and calming atmosphere. The tall windows…read morespanning half of the walls brings in all the magical natural light and makes the actually decent sized space feel giant and open. My husband and I are already interested after one visit in checking out pricing for possibly renting out the space for an event of our own. The bathrooms are gender neutral BUT when you go in there the different stall doors have only one label, guys or gals, on the door which is very confusing to people entering the bathroom or waiting for stalls and thinking maybe the guys labeled stall only has a urinal or something but they're all the same toilet. It has a very classy, purposefully dated look but was extremely cleaned and well maintained. They also have free guest Wi-Fi. The cocktails are a little pricey for the area, but the venue space and the quality of the drinks were well worth the price. They actually have a quite expansive menu of drink options as well. Definitely needs more seating options for the drink window area if they plan on having more open hours days for people to randomly come in and enjoy a specially crafted drink. I can't wait to see what this place turns into!

This place is so well thought out. Great design, great cocktails, cool vibe. The Spiked Mexican Hot…read moreChocolate, Santa's Helper Eggnog, Texas Sun cocktails have all been vetted and approved by us and our friends. If we lived in Georgetown we would probably be here at least one night per week. I might travel more to this area just to visit Wish Well House. P.S. the bathrooms are cool.

Photos
Wish Well House
Wish Well House - The awesome restrooms. They're that cool that they deserve a picture.

The awesome restrooms. They're that cool that they deserve a picture.

Wish Well House - Cowboy Boots

See all

Cowboy Boots

Hard Count Kitchen & Cocktails - Peach cobbler

Hard Count Kitchen & Cocktails

4.1(182 reviews)
1.3 mi
•$$

BROOOO the food at Hard Count was INSANELY BUSSIN. Whoever is cooking back there deserves a raise…read moreimmediately because every bite was straight-up ridiculous. You can tell the chef actually knows what they're doing the flavors were on point, everything was cooked perfectly, and I was genuinely sad when I finished my plate. This wasn't just "good bar food," this was chef's-kiss, slap-the-table, clean-the-plate type of food.

Went there for Saturday brunch. We had a reservation, but it didn't seem necessary (they thought…read moreso, too, I got an email halfway through brunch that the reservation was canceled). The waitstaff were all very kind and attentive. The food felt very overpriced for what we received. The brunch fruit bowl I received consisted of four thin slices of strawberry (not even one strawberry), two pineapple chunks and no more than 15 blueberries. The ham and eggs Benedict was borderline flavorless and the egg white was cold and runny. I love a good poached egg, but it was more liquid than poached. The tequila sunrise was musky and the flavor of the tequila overwhelmed the rest of the drink. I really wanted to like this place! However, I spent $35 on a pretty pitiful brunch meal. The restaurant seating area and decor were all nice. The bathroom had no music and is small and cramped (you can't get paper towels without either blocking the door or a stall). The people were kind and attentive enough that I probably would try it again? Maybe Sunday brunch or a different meal entirely.

Photos
Hard Count Kitchen & Cocktails
Hard Count Kitchen & Cocktails - Lunch special - Achiote chicken breast stuffed with jack cheese and onions, served on a bed of creamy whipped potatoes and sautéed spinach,

Lunch special - Achiote chicken breast stuffed with jack cheese and onions, served on a bed of creamy whipped potatoes and sautéed spinach,

Hard Count Kitchen & Cocktails - Wedge of crisp iceberg lettuce, hickory bacon, bleu cheese crumbles, tomatoes, red onions, bleu cheese dressing

See all

Wedge of crisp iceberg lettuce, hickory bacon, bleu cheese crumbles, tomatoes, red onions, bleu cheese dressing

Machi Sushi - japanese - Updated October 2026

Loading...
Loading...
Loading...