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Oma Sushi

4.1 (210 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 10:30 pm

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Sashimi
Christine D.

In terms of sashimi, we feel like this place might be the best we had in Houston area. Specifically, we felt like the tuna and salmon quality was better than the other places. They had toro and bluefin tuna, which is not available at all AYCE places. They also had seared nigiri which was also something that is not on many AYCE menus. The rolls are quite skinnyy (but I guess it's fine? since it's AYCE so you can just order more). We liked the Spicy 2 in 1 roll and the hawaii roll. The only roll we were ehh about and don't care about was the OMG roll. Overall, I would rank this near the top of my Houston AYCE sushi places but probably not my favorite.

Dan K.

Came on a Monday for lunch and it was pretty crowded towards the end of the meal. Service was excellent. Nigiri pieces was solid. Will definitely come back again when I am in the area. Hot miso ramen was bland. Fried basil chicken nuggets (popcorn popcorn chicken) was good

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Jeannie K.

Unbelievable value. I'm impressed that Oma Sushi overthrew my favorite AYCE sushi spot by a wide margin. If it weren't so far from us, we'd go more often. $48 for one incl tax and 20% tip. That's on par with a chirashi at most higher-end sushi restaurants these days - yet includes a chopped toro nigiri (one per person). The 2-hr clock starts on your first order. A few appetizers are good, but my favorite sections are the seared and speciality nigiri that come with kizami, or grated wasabi I mean, look at the spread (for four) in my pictures below. Items to get: - Thai Chili Garlic Hamachi - got this 3x - Seared Nigiri, esp. Seared scallop with kizami (grated wasabi) and tobiko, and anything with kizami - Specialty Nigiri, esp salmon belly/ikura and chopped scallop - Fried rock shrimp salad - but with no sauce - Salmon skin hand roll with no eel sauce - Steak The only downside is that each nigiri has a LOT of rice, which adds up quickly. Wouldn't get again: - Nigiri: Ika, yellow tobiko (both fishy) Didn't get to try and will try next time: - Tuna/beef tataki - Yellowtail jalapeno - Galbi/bulgogi - Fish tofu skewer - Saba nigiri - HALF Rolls: OMG, Trust Me Baby - One scoop each of red bean and green tea ice cream Service was prompt (thanks, Kyle) and the place looks nice - it gives a bit of a modern Chinese restaurant vibe and not in a bad way. We went to celebrate a birthday and got a free crème brûlée alongside the green tea ice cream and fried sesame balls. 10/10 will go again. Call to reserve a table in advance! Plenty of parking.

People eating
Chelsea M.

Oma Sushi is hands down one of my favorite all you can eat sushi spots. The food is consistently a 10 out of 10, and I love how fast everything comes out to the table. You never feel like you're waiting forever, which makes the experience even better. The ambience is also a 10 out of 10. The restaurant is beautifully designed, and the upstairs area is especially impressive. I've only been seated upstairs once, but having TVs at each large family table is a really cool touch. The service deserves serious credit too. Christine, our server, has been amazing since the very first time we had her. She's friendly, attentive, and genuinely enjoys making conversation with customers because of experiences like that, we've became very loyal to this restaurant. We've been coming here for about two years, sometimes literally twice a month, because it really is that good. One thing I do appreciate is that they now offer a free dessert for your birthday. Before, the only dessert option was ice cream and there wasn't any birthday special. Now, if it's your birthday and you show your ID, you get a free creme brulee, which is a really nice touch. That said, the biggest downside is the price increase. When I first started coming here, dinner was $31.95 and now it's $37.95. On top of that, the ice cream used to be unlimited and now you're limited to just one small serving. I understand that raising prices is a smart business move since the restaurant is always busy, but it does feel unfair to loyal customers who have supported this place for years. Because of the rising cost, Oma Sushi probably won't be our regular go-to spot anymore. It's more of an every once in a while restaurant now rather than a frequent visit.

Salmon, tuna, yellowtail, toro nigiri and sashimi
Haley M.

Oma Sushi is a top contender for affordable AYCE around Houston and the greater area. Their staff is kind, the food was high quality and the price is definitely worth it. We did have a few hiccups with items being forgotten or mixed up for other items throughout our dining service, but it was a minuscule issue to have. The spotlight for me was the seared salmon and the seared spicy salmon, they were the stars of the show! The lychee martini was also amazing, and for a great price ($8). The interior is really beautiful, they still had Christmas decor up so it was really festive without overdoing it. I also really love that they have an upstairs area as well and claw machine games throughout. It's a really cute place overall and I'd definitely recommend for a group or for a date with an semi-endless supply of sushi

Mailynn V.

The place is only the biggest AYCE sushi places I've been to and they have al carte items as well. There's a few things on the menu that is limited like the toro you only get 1 per person. I really loved the fact that you could get half of a roll portion instead of 8 you can get 4 pieces. The service was also great. We got seating right away and the server was attentive. The only thing I wish is that they had the pencil and paper to write down the rolls you want instead of having the server have to wait for you to choose your order. Even having an electronic device to make your order would've been acceptable. The place was actually decorated nicely and they also had a second floor and elevator to get up there for the staff. There was plenty of parking but it gets filled up quick because it's in the strip near other restaurants and stores. There were some rolls that didn't make the mark for me but others were good. I did notice that the rolls are smaller than what you normally would get at other places.

Hehe nigiri
Aishah M.

Oma sushi- another AYCE sushi option in the Sugarland area. We usually go to sushi masa when we want our sushi fix but I'm so happy with Oma! We walked in on a Tuesday afternoon right before their lunch ended. It wasn't too busy which was honestly perfect. Our waiter was so quick and attentive walking us through the menu! They have so many options to choose from which was exciting but not too over whelming. Usually when we go to sushi Masa I get extremely stressed on what to order. We paid 24$ per person for the lunch. Not bad at all! The lunch does not include sashimi. But you do get nigiri which honestly was just as good to me! Here's what we got: hehe - Salmon nigiri- 10/10 delicious!! - Tuna nigiri- 10/10 so yummy!!! - Yellowtail nigiri- 10/10 delicious!! - Mackerel nigiri- 3/10 not my favorite the texture was really rough and I did not like it - Spicy Tuna Roll- 10/10 so good - Double Tuna Roll- 5/10 this was ok it was pepper tuna so not my favorite - Hibachi steak - really good and such a nice option on the menu? We got it cooked medium and it was delicious. It also came with yum yum sauce - Shaggy Dog- 10/10- nice safe option - Salmon Tower- 7/10. This was good. I have had better at other places but honestly the fish was really fresh Ended it all with chocolate ice cream which was yummy! All in all this place is a great bang for your buck. The fish is so fresh and delicious, staff is so nice, inside is so open, and clean! I love the ambiance and how chill the vibe is. Definitely will be returning!!!

Tony T.

Had AYCE dinner here with a friend and honestly was impressed. This is easily some of the most affordable sushi I've had in a while, and the quality was surprisingly solid. The space is nice, modern, and roomy, but what stood out most was the service and how quickly the food came out. They have a huge selection of nigiri and rolls, and I really liked that you can order half rolls. It makes it easy to try more variety without filling up too fast on just one thing. The baked mussels were excellent, and pretty much everything with salmon was a hit. Definitely planning to come back, especially since it's so close by.

Gin Y.

We came to Oma to celebrate my brother's birthday. Oma's AYCE lunch was about $25. Our server, Bella, was very hospitable. So, we appreciated that. We tried most of their appetizers, noodles, skewers, sushi rolls, specialty rolls, nigiri, and dessert. We kept coming back again and again for their nigiri and agedashi tofu. Their tuna and salmon nigiri were especially our favorites. The other items on AYCE lunch menu were just ok. But, I don't particularly like sushi with a lot of mayonnaise on it. If you're a mayonnaise fan, you may appreciate their specialty rolls. Otherwise, this is a beautiful space to celebrate birthdays or other special occasions. We would come again just to stuff ourselves with their nigiri. We forgot to try out their tempura, so we'll have to come back to try this as well.

AYCE rolls (salmon lover, OMG, and lemon salmon)
Chris W.

Our insatiable taste for seared nigiri recently brought us back to Oma, which we had first visited more than a year ago. Between the two visits, I'm selfishly glad to see that the crowds have died down a bit - though it looks like they still have good business! The AYCE menu has been revamped, with a full refresh of the rolls; there are also some new premium nigiri options that really set Oma apart from other AYCE joints in Houston. Here are the highlights of the menu: Nigiri - Aside from the typical selections, Oma offers quite a few specialty nigiri. We were big fans of the aforementioned seared nigiri, particularly the spicy seared salmon topped with garlic chili crisp (in fact, some of us even enjoyed it as dessert.) I also enjoyed the luscious salmon belly, the clean briny ikura, and the well-balanced chutoro (the latter of which is limited to 1 piece per guest). The fish to rice ratio is perfect, and the quality stayed consistent throughout the meal - I don't think I've ever had so much nigiri at an AYCE sushi spot! Sashimi - We were so focused on enjoying nigiri that the sashimi was sidelined, for once! This isn't to say that it wasn't good - in fact, the few plates of sashimi that we had were fresh, well-portioned, and tasty. If you're someone who takes a strict approach to min-maxing AYCE, you won't be disappointed with the sashimi selection here. Rolls - The option to do half-sized rolls is always appreciated at AYCE, especially when the table size is smaller! We sampled the Spicy 2 in 1, Salmon Lover, and OMG rolls, and while they were yummy, none stood out as particularly memorable. A few unfortunately fell apart as we picked them up, so I'd really recommend prioritizing other parts of the menu unless you're big into maki. Dessert - For whatever reason you're limited to only one dessert here (either a scoop of ice cream or fried sesame red bean mochi balls). It's a shame because the sesame balls are so good à la mode! If you come during your birthday (+/- 3 days) your AYCE includes a free crème brûlée :) Service was extremely efficient, with a good rate of plate arrivals and pickups despite the busy night. We did have 1 or 2 items that didn't make it to the table or got swapped for something else, but our waiter was extremely apologetic and immediately volunteered to make things right. Oma is a little further out from me than other AYCE spots, but the unique menu enhancements and comfy ambiance definitely make it a strong contender on our sushi power ranking. We'll keep it high up in our rotation!

Baked mussels and spicy tuna sushi.
Walter R.

Christine was wonderful. Very attentive and especially helpful with drink suggestions. The decor is bright and Asian inspired modern. First time here, and I suppose they are known for all you can eat sushi , but we did à la carte because we were not that hungry. Really good sushi, really good experience, and definitely worth a return trip.

Donna V.

I generally don't set high expectation when dining at an AYCE since the focus usually leans more toward quantity over quality. However, I was genuinely blown away not only by the quality of the food but also by the attentive and welcoming service throughout my visit. What stood out was the extensive menu and a diverse selection of nigiri. Salmon Belly w/ Ikura, Seared Scallop w/ Yuzu Tobiko, Seared Kobe Beef w/ Daikon. Each piece was layered with complex flavors and it was an absolute dream of a bite. On top of that, the service made my dining experience more enjoyable. Our server gave amazing recommendations and was quick to check in. Oma Sushi has definitely raised the bar for AYCE delivering both quality and value. I'd be happy to return again and again.

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Eryana S.

There is PLENTY of space to eat here, but it has a tendency to get full so I highly recommend having a reservation. The ambiance is perfect for business, a celebration, or a romantic dinner. The service was pretty slow, but we did have 8 people eating at our table as well as it was busy that night. A couple of people at my table had the AYCE, I decided not to as I wasn't trying to spend too much money. But when you normally buy 2 rolls of sushi, you may as well get the all you can eat. The portions are fairly small, but the flavor was good. I had the Route 518, and the tuna on top literally has one of the best textures of tuna I've had in my life. So quality is pretty good. If you are hungry, do the AYCE. If you had a snack before and are somewhat hungry, use buy a roll. It's definitely a nice experience and I would love to try it again!

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The last couple of times I've come here, the food and service were disappointing. For starters, the…read moreserver didn't ask if we wanted something different to drink, which we wanted a cocktail. Then, they switched servers without informing us. The BBQ fries weren't very good and when I told the new server, she just said "okay". I ordered extra Thai chili sauce and the server didn't inform us that it was an exWe ordered the Italian BMT, which we normally love, but when we received it, it was cold. They took 15min to bring it back and when they did, it was the half eaten sandwich, not a new one. The owner, who is in the kitchen cooking, never came out to address us, even though we sent 2 items backs. My experience in the past is usually good, which is why we drove 40min from downtown. Thank goodness the mushrooms were very good.

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4.0(145 reviews)
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I've been wanting to try Thai Thumbz for dinner for a while, and since I was in the area for work,…read moreI decided to stop by for lunch. I sat on the patio since it was such a beautiful day, and the atmosphere was really nice. I ordered the tom yum soup and the fried veggie rolls. The tom yum was delicious and the portion was huge I couldn't even finish the bowl. The veggie rolls were the only thing I was a little disappointed with because the filling was pretty mushy after taking a bite. Customer service was great, though, and I also have to mention the table next to me ordered a few shareable appetizers that looked amazing and instantly made me want to come back just to try those. Overall, it's a really cute spot inside with a great vibe, food was great and so many options to choose from I'd definitely give it another try.

Recently met up with some friends in the Sugarland area and we decided on Thai's Thumbz for dinner…read more Weird name, but great food. It is located in the Sugarland Town Square vicinity. There is street parking, but odds are you'll need to go into the free garage which is steps away from the restaurant. Free parking and great food makes the burbs my favorite place to go. Reservation options weren't available online but I imagine you can probably call ahead if need be. We came at dinner time on a Friday night and were able to get a table right away in their spacious patio. The restaurant itself is very nice inside and out and has a high end feel to it. Customer service was straight business but still ok. Between my friends and I, we saw stuff on social media and online to have a pretty good idea of what to get. I started off with a Thai beer called Singha which was nice and refreshing. My friends got different cocktails and enjoyed them, especially the lychee martini. For the table, we started off with the popular Heaven Beef. It was marinated, fried beef with sticky rice. This was indeed heavenly. The little strips of beef were so flavorful on it's own, but the sauces they provided gave it some heat plus an added layer of flavor. For entrees, we went family style and got a few different items. We saw a nearby table get the chef's special Bone-In Ribeye. It looked like a mini tomahawk but was still a generous portion. It was MKT priced which ended up being close to 90 bucks. This steak was amazing, but we felt it was a bit overpriced. For a curry dish, we went with the Panang Curry with chicken. This dish was so good. We got everything at pretty high spice levels which was the way to go. For a rice dish, we got the Garlic Shrimp Fried Rice. They know how to do fried rice here. The shrimp in it was large and plentiful. The garlic flavor was definitely there but not overpowering. For a noodle dish, we got the Pad See Ew with shrimp. Another hit. All the portions were generous. I usually never leave a Thai spot with mango sticky rice, but no room this trip. Overall, Thai Thumbz has made it high on my favorite Thai restaurants in the Greater Houston area. I will most definitely be back.

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