Came here with 3 friends and shared everything family style. It was one of the best meals we've had in a long time. The staff is awesome and the food was so good. We had a little bit of everything... Loved the ATX roll, Egg Drop Seaweed soup (just try it!) the 'tacos' and 'nachos' make good starters, amazing fried rice (of course,) the Shaken Beef and jasmine rice, the roasted peppers (not sure what those were called) and a few others. Those are my top likes so far. In short, I really liked this place and give it two thumbs up. Will be going back regularly! They will have weekly specials to try too. Looking forward to checking that out. P.s. They have really opened the space and brightened things up from when it was the sushi place before. Great job! read more

Street - Sushi Bars Near Me - Austin, Texas

One of Austin's best kept secrets. The food and service is always top notch. Every time we go here we keep saying we should go more regularly. read more

Came in for lunch without really knowing what to expect, but had a pretty good lunch. I need to go back and explore the menu a bit more, but I went with the pork tonkatsu lunch and it was pretty good! read more

This is a delightful sushi restaurant and bar! Sit at the bar and chat with Arthur. Best bartender in town! Sushi nachos are my favorite starter and the the Austin Roll is my go to. Thank you for the top notch service!! read more

Street - Sushi Bars Near Me - Austin, Texas

The wife and I spontaneously selected this place for our anniversary dinner. The meal was a fitting tribute to our 12 years of marriage. The service was very friendly, and our food came out really fast. We ordered pork gyoza, truffle salmon, yakuza maki, and hamachi tacos. I enjoyed every bite. The portions of the apps were a bit on the small side, but I was pleasantly surprised at the size of the roll. There were many creative and interesting dishes on the menu that we just did not have the time or real estate in our fat guts to try tonight. My favorite dish was probably the truffle salmon. At 16 bucks for 6 pieces it was not cheap, but the delicate balance of the contrasting flavors made it worth it. I hope to make a return visit soon. read more

We went here for lunch, which has less on menu. I had the Shaken Beef. It was just ok.

Try googling Street Austin and you'll get every street in Austin. I was even having trouble finding it on Yelp and could initially only get there by finding Amy D's review. But, lemme just tell you everything Google would tell you. It's where Musashino used to be below Chinatown off Mopac. It has a diverse menu of both sushi and rolls, traditional Chinese hot dishes and some dim sum. They have a full bar. They don't have happy hour. There. Now, if you'd like more detail... We went with another couple and sampled several dishes. We split and loved the pork belly sliders on their soft buns, the pork dumplings were just ok in my opinion but the onion pancake was fantastic and flaky. We loved both the Mexicano and the Picture Roll. And, at the urging of most reviews as well as Ronald Cheng hisself, we tried and loved the Shaken Beef. For those who don't know what that is (we didn't), it's tender chunks of beef in a slightly sweet marinade over a bit of a salad with white rice on the side. This dish also came with a dipping sauce that just floored us it was so tasty. In fact we spent about 10 minutes trying to place all the flavors until we asked the chef and were told "Lime juice, salt and pepper." Huhwhut? I wanted to dip myself in this stuff (which probably would've stung some) and couldn't believe it was something so simple. In fact, Ronald went on to explain that simplicity in food can bring out the best flavors and is something he strives for here. So, southern friends (ie below the river), if you wanna meet us for dinner, I will be recommending this place to meet halfway. Also, KeriGoogle says they have their own parking lot. That's golden. read more

Street - Sushi Bars Near Me - Austin, Texas

It's very expensive for the quality/portion sizes and on top of that the layout of the restaurant is bizarre. I would say you might fare well if you know exactly what you like and what you should order but if you're expecting anything like what Musashino offered you'll be disappointed. read more

I have been bouncing back and forth between giving three or four stars for my review. If I could select a number it would be 3.5 based on my one experience. Street is located under Chinatown in the former space that was occupied by Musashino. Chinatown owner took the opportunity to remodel the space, and create a menu that highlights some of his favorite Asian street food recipes made with fresh ingredients. The space is modern and clean. The menu highlights street food and sushi. They also have a full bar and unique cocktail list. I should have ordered more of the street food vs. sushi. After eating here I read other reviews which all positively recommended the street food menu items. The sushi was hit or miss. The night we went our albacore tuna was tough and had a weird texture and lacked flavor. The usage and unagi rolls was also lacking in flavor, and just OK. The spicy tuna rolls were tasty, and my favorite was the all fish sushi roll (the most expensive on the menu). The fish tasted fresh, melted in my mouth, and was full of flavor. The server had recommended it as his favorite, and I can see why. The dumplings are soup dumplings and AMAZING. These are some of the best dumplings I have had. The Sake Colada was OK. It was a bit too heavy on the Malibu coconut flavored rum (which tastes like sun tan lotion). However, it was a work of art and looked like a masterpiece. The shaved fruit ice dessert was tasty and definitely perfect for sharing with four people. It wasn't too sweet, and was full with fresh fruit. The mango sorbet that came with it was creamy, smooth, and yummy! The service was friendly and attentive. The owner was there and chatting with everyone. He was passionate about his new restaurant, and cared about how everyone was doing. The prices are about the same as most other sushi - Asian establishments in the area. I definitely want to come back and try more of the street food everyone is raving about. If it is close to the soup dumplings or shaved fruit ice, then it's good. read more

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Street is in the downstairs of the building. The decor and lighting are pleasant. Service was pretty good. They were good about keeping the table neat, taking away trash and empty dishes, but didn't ask if my husband wanted another drink when his glass was empty. Shaken beef was so crazy tender and flavorful with a sweet seared crust-5 stars! Cold noodles were very tasty and I enjoyed the shredded veggies-4 stars. Onion pancake (the bite my husband shared with me) 5 stars. He also had pork dumplings which he said were just ok- 3 stars. Edamame- super tasty, a little spicy balanced with some sweet and salty-5 stars. Overall we were impressed and there are many other tempting items on the menu, including sushi, that we will come back to try. And we live in north Austin so the location is convenient, plenty of parking. We'll be back! read more

Ok, I'll give a long review here because this place is so new... If you have ever had "street" or "night market" food in Asia this is really going to appeal to you. The atmosphere is really fun and it's kind of a cool bar hang out as much as anything else. I was there with a pretty big group - which is exactly what you want to do. It's really setup for sharing, snacking and drinking with a group of friends. Cocktails are flowing, people are eating grilled eel on a stick, maybe that one loud friend has put his tie around his head samurai style - and kungfu movies are playing on the TVs. That should set the scene for you. So the food itself is what I would call street food inspired, things very much like you'd get at stall in Taipei, but you know - cleaner and not made on a mysterious hot plate. Much of it has a cool kind of upscale twist - which works well because the setting is a little upscale. It's also really pan-Asian, I've only been to Taiwan, but the menu has all kinds of things that play well together, but come from Vietnam, Japan, etc. Also, full sushi menu! And it makes sense when the food comes out, since the plating of everything is more like an upscale sushi place. Alright, I mentioned people familiar with street food would be excited here is my run down of "oh dang - I love those!" items: Onion pancakes. Grilled Eel. That scrambled egg thing with the red sauce. Squid ink noodles. Shaken beef!! Ok, round up the gang and head over - I'm gonna go ahead and suggest y'all coordinate an outfit theme- maybe Enter the Dragon read more

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If I could give this place a 3.5 stars, then I would. I came here this week on a Wednesday night to catch up with an old friend. The overall experience was good but I had expected more. I will list out everything that we ordered and will explain in detail. Ahi Tuna Tower - excellent.. delicious and exactly what I expected. Onion pancake - the pancake was crispy and flakey but a little too greasy. Also the sauce was too sweet. I'm used to the basic soy sauce or picked jalapeño and not a super sweet sauce. Berkshire pork belly buns - they were good but a little too sweet and super salty Szechuan Cold Noodles - it was good but not what I expected. It has a peanut sauce and after mixing the noddles, they started to taste very gummy and starchy. Also the server couldn't explain to us what was in the noodles so we were playing roulette here. Pork Dumplings (steamed) - I was really disappointed in this dish. I don't know if the wrapper was over cooked but as soon as we picked them up with our chopsticks, the filling immediately fell out and was left eating the peel and filling separately. We ordered the jellyfish salad but they were out. Also ordered stir-fried Chinese broccoli but the waitress brought us bok choy. When asked about the vegetable, she argued that the chef said it was chinese broccoli but then later admitted she had no idea of the difference. Instead of arguing what she had brought to the table, she could have handled it by taking it away and asking the chef in the back what kind of vegetable it was. We ended up not ordering any veggies as it would have been another gamble of what would come out. Overall the experience was ok. I've traveled numerous times to Asia (Korean, Japan, Taiwan, Thailand) and had their authentic street food so I was super excited to try this place out but they missed the mark. The staff was extremely friendly and had no issues with our server. I just wish the food was more authentic and less geared towards an American pallet. It was also confusing to find the place. When I drove up, I saw the Chinatown name on the side of the building but my GPS told me I was at Street. When you walk to the front, it says Street so that was very confusing. Even when we walked in, they asked "Are you here for Street or Chinatown?" With confused looks on our face, we had to ask them the difference. I noticed that happened a lot with other customers walking in. I think if they had asked if we had been here before, answer no, then tell them there are two restaurants and which one were they here for. Obviously, after your first visit you understand there are two restaurants in one building and an explanation is not needed if they answer yes. I would try this place out again but stick to their sushi. read more

Came here yesterday with 6 people for a little get together dinner. We were seated at this circular booth that made me feel very enclosed. Upon sitting down, we only had 2 menus. It was weird, 2 menus for 6 people? I asked for another one. Immediately we all noticed it was HOT in the restaurant. We were burning up. They even propped the front door open! The owner stopped by to talk to us and we asked what was up with the A/C. He said he had installed a new one this morning but it broke earlier that day. It was very uncomfortable the duration of the meal as it is Texas in the middle of July :(. As for the food, I shared with my roommate a beef onion pancake roll and the beef noodle soup. Generally it was pretty good. Some of my friends had recommended it saying they went with a Taiwanese friend who thought it tasted pretty legit. Personally, for the price ($$) it was not really worth it. The beef in the beef noodle soup was really chewy, but the noodles were really yummy and had a beautiful design. The beef onion pancake was a little hard to bite off the pieces (slices of beef). Personally, I like Rice Bowl's better. As for service? Very attentive. The waiter came by what felt like every 5-10 min asking us if we were ready to order or had finish a certain plate. This restaurant has pretty decent food, but it seems like they cater more to a non-Asian crowd. The owner is nice. But really, I could not handle the heat at dinner. I would've preferred some type of apology with a comped appetizer, more fans in the restaurant, or even closing down the restaurant since it was so uncomfortable. I like trying new things, but I don't think I'll come again. More like a try once to see what it's like kind of thing. For some perspective though, my other friends who came another time really liked this place. read more

If you like Chinatown, you'll surely like Street as it includes many of the best features of Chinatown and a few new offerings. We sat at the sushi bar and enjoyed the Picture Roll and Street Roll from the sushi menu. Oyster omelette was good but the Shanghai dumplings were especially good. The items taste and feel hand made with fresh ingredients. They also have a regular bar (alcohol) separate from the sushi bar. It's fun and the staff was friendly. It's not an entirely new menu if you're familiar with Chinatown, sort of a "best of". read more

The owner, Ronald Cheng, has been a long-time friend of the family for over 20 years, especially with my father who worked at Chinatown upstairs as a manager until he passed away from cancer two years ago. When we found out Mushashino was moving out, we wondered what Mr. Cheng would do with the empty space. Once Street opened, me and my mom decided to go over there. The theme of Street is Asian Street food, so the menu is full of small plates to share. They also have a full-sushi bar too. They have updated the space quite a bit, it's not super-modern by any means, but it's no longer the dark dingy dining space that Musashino once was. The biggest change is that they created a separate bar away from the food prepping area/sushi bar. It looks pretty nice. When me and my mom got there we ordered few things to start with, but then to our surprise Mr. Cheng was there and he ordered several more things for us that we probably wouldn't have chosen ourselves which was nice. I'll list everything we ate with an * by the things Mr. Cheng ordered for us. Cold Snacks: Hamachi tacos-they are small, 3 come to an order, but they were very tasty. It's basically a mini-hard shelled taco with a fried wonton wrapper as the tortilla. It's filled with a slice of sushi hamachi and avacado, and some sauce of some kind. For a group of more than 2 people, you'd need to get two orders of them for sure *Nacho Typical Sushi snack-similar to the hamachi tacos, they are fried wonton "chips" topped with sushi salmon, fish roe,sauce and I think one other topping. Also very tasty. good for 2-3 people Hot Snacks: Onion pancake-I've had onion pancakes at other Asian restaurants, but they were always a little on the oily/greasy side. Th onion pancake at Street was not too oily, and had the perfect ratio of flaky-light chewy dough. Would like to try the once with beef some other time. Skewers: Chicken Thigh Yakitori. Reminded me of the Yakitori I had when I went to Tokyo in 2009. The meat is not cooked to death, is seared perfectly which adds great flavor. Very tasty *Grilled Eel Skewers-If you like grilled eel you will like this. Chunks of grilled eel with the typical sweet-soy glaze that grilled eel is typically served with *Escolar Brochette-also with slices of red onion and some tangy-sweet vegetable of some kind? As with the chicken skewers the meat was cooked well and had that nice charred flavor. *Dumplings I can't remember which ones Mr. Cheng ordered for us, but they were steamed, and had a meat filling in them. 6 come to an order and they were little pillows of deliciousness. Lastly me and my mom ordered one sushi roll to share. We got the Street Roll, which was very good. They have other "Signature" rolls which are a bit more creative and complex, similar to how Musashino was, with a similar price-point, but they still have many sushi rolls that you'd See on the Chinatown sushi menu that are more moderately priced. As one reviewer said, the prices are kind of all over the place, most of the items are fair and moderately priced, but I have to wonder what makes the Shaken Vietnamese Beef worth $19. It's the most expensive thing on the menu! Thanks to Mr. Cheng's generosity, we were able to try out a lot more things on the menu. Would definitely come back to try many of the other things Street has to offer. read more

My friends and I tried the beef noodle soup and roast beef onion wrap, and it was AMAZING! The beef noodle soup had the strong authentic flavor similar to Taiwan. With the onion wrap, the outside was crispy and there was quite a lot of filling, but personally I thought the sauce was a little bit too sweet. The owner was extremely nice and went around different tables striking up casual conversations with his customers and getting feedback of the food. I highly recommend this place if you are wanting to try a new Taiwanese restaurant around the area! read more

The quality/portions of the food versus the price is pretty rough. The crab in the spider roll was so dry and burnt tasting that I had to eat around it. And for $14 dollars that's just ridiculous especially for only 6 pieces. Sorry, I don't think I'll be a return customer. :( read more

A great experience tonite dining at the sushi bar and sampling many menu items. Friendly staff. Owner ver concerned that guests are happy. We will be back. read more

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Lunch special will make you full, but quality is for sure low end. Had the salmon terriyaki lunch special. Miso soup came out quick and was your garden variety grocery store miso. The entree came all on one plate so everything melted together rather than a bento as one would expect. Salad was more dressing than green, "vegetable tempura" was onion and sweet potato, salmon terriyaki came unsliced, overcooked, and in a stick orange chicken-esque goo, and the side of broccoli I ordered was barely boiled if really cooked at all. Only 2 tables full at lunch and still my meal took more than 45 minutes from seating to check. For $13 after tip you can find plenty of spots in Austin for better Japanese or lunch in general. Would recommend a stayaway for lunch. read more

I love the variety of the dishes at Street! There's something for everyone here. True to their name, Street has a menu full of popular local dishes that are found throughout Asia, often considered street food. On this occasion, we felt like some Japanese and Chinese food. We ordered the seasonal sushi specials which were delicious. Each nigiri piece had a unique twist to it. We also got the amaebi topped with roe and deep fried shrimp head. It was awesome! We then decided to order Chinese food and went straight for the szechuan pork belly. All I can say is Winner! The szechuan spices and fragrant leeks work so well with the pork belly. And to finish off the meal, we ordered the szechuan beef noodle soup. The noodles are handmade and so good! It was a great way to finish off the dinner. The service was excellent and the atmosphere is friendly and casual. I'm itching to try the other items on the menu. read more

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Though the food is good, the service (and hours) are unpredictable. Depending upon the day, they will close anywhere between 15-45 minutes earlier than their posted hours. Tonight, tried to order at 9:15 only to be told that they were closed. Be careful about when you try to order. They might decide to close up on you. read more

The sushi bar blew my mind - Jorge prepared me a "volcano Roll" and my taste buds were tingling. I cannot wait for my next visit as I think I will be trying the amazing looking Pho constantly being carried out by the wait staff. Menu has a lot of unique items. The bar is beautiful and next time I want to sit there , I will definitely be back soon. Can't wait to bring other friends and family here to show them this new gem. read more

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UPDATE: Service has gotten much better. I still wonder every time I'm there if this place is going to make it. It's always nearly empty. Please go try it out! read more

I love sushi, and theirs was fair, but the portions are small and the prices are high. I'm not a sucker for that. What they call "Three pieces of sashimi" means three slices of fish, about 1" by 3", but only about 1/8" thick. You can see through that fish. That's simply way too cheap to serve for that price. You have to serve CHUNKS of fish, that is sashimi. Not thinly-sliced. It's not pepperoni! read more

We came here for our anniversary because prior management/ownership was where we had our first date (sappy I know). We came but were surprised everything has changed, the décor is very new and modern so that is definitely a plus! The service was great we were greeted very quickly and sat down (it was the middle of the week at 9pm so not a lot of people there). We flipped through the menu and found that the menu is completely different but with a new name, new management/ownership might as well give it a shot. We ended up with a few appetizers and a couple pieces of sushi (nigiri). The food was good to be honest we were hesitate because well we enjoyed the food from previous before, but you open your mind and it was really good. I recommend the seaweed egg drop soup. Green Onion Pancake had great flavor but definitely would recommend more green onions in it. Sushi was really good as well little on the pricier side, average $5 a piece. Service was really good though, we were greeted and was checked on multiple times through the night, water was filled could be again it was late and there weren't that many people there but I enjoyed the service for sure. Overall a good dining experience it's a little pricier than I would have anticipated and with it being fairly new didn't have as many people as you would think there. But good place to go, give it a shot. read more

It's adequate and a little too expensive. I spent $55 for a sushi roll, an order of 3 dumplings and the cheapest sake on the menu. Their menu of "street food" items is more limited than I expected and perhaps 5x the cost of being in Asia. But this is Austin. There are better quality, more authentic and/or better value places in town.. The soup dumplings at wu chow are vastly superior. The sushi at the old musashino definitely better. But if you're looking for a new "kinda upscale but not downtown" and "generic pan-Asian" date place with a short wait time, or if you simply live near by and don't mind the cost, Street will take care of you. The staff, managers and owners are all nice and attentive. I may come back again, but I'll try the new musashino or hanabi locations first. read more

Came for lunch on a Fri with 2 friends. We ordered the beef noodle soup, dumplings, and Taipei box. Beef noodle soup was stellar with great noodles and a delicous rich broth(5 stars). The Taipei box was passable (3 stars). The dumplings were vile and had a strong chemical flavor(-5 stars). read more

So this is my first one star review of any restaurant in the country. We came in with high hopes of getting some decent sushi. It began with horrendous service and ended much the same way. We ordered very basic appetizers that did not show up for another 50 mins. The chicken Karage, while decent took almost an hour. On asking what was going on, our server told us that they were too busy with the to-go orders and hence we got pushed down in the list (a bizarre response to a customer's question on wait time). The tables that got seated 30 mins after us got their food well before we were even given an explanation. We asked for the check and left without eating. Everything was pretty basic but the service is horrible - in a wonderful city like Austin with so many great options, my suggestion is to save yourself the time, agony and money and go elsewhere. read more

We were greeted and seated by Daisy. We had a lovely traditional Japanese meal served by Tomoko, Mark, Hilario, and Antonio (aka El Capitan who made my favorite ramen on the face of the Earth!). You will feel at home, in a lovely environment. The food and customer service is fantastic. Arigato !!! read more

We finally tried this place (downstairs from Chinatown) & it is instantly a favorite! Their sushi, rolls & entrees were all so delicious and you can't beat their happy hour. The waitress was also really sweet and we chatted a bit about Korea once she saw my Korean tattoo. We will be back soon, so delicious! read more

Ordered a couple items they had on their seasonal menu and they were good but not great. Their escolar appetizer was super fresh and so were the scallops, but they seemed a little overcooked. We also tried their Austin sushi roll and chicken karaage and were not impressed. There are far better sushi/asian places in Austin than this. Will not come here again. read more

I hope to give a higher review on my next visit. I do agree with other reviewers in that I don't think sushi is the thing to order here. I have found that most of the high reviews come from more of the non-sushi items. We ordered a ton of rolls and sushi and I would say that the quality was just sub-par. I'm a sushi aficionado and my expectations are high. I found the prices to be high for the quality. I will definitely go for a second visit and order off of the street-fare menu. That seems to be the way to go. Hopefully my next review will be a four or five! read more

Great sushi and amazing staff. I was told it was a good place - and after a long lunch and lots of different sushi and roll... I can say first hand that it is a place to go !!!! read more

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The best basic sushi restaurant if you're looking for clean, fresh sushi rolls. They don't over complicate by adding all the unnecessary accoutrements, and we love the maki (salmon) and tuna roll. If you just want simple sushi. You should check it out. read more

If this was my first time eating sushi, I would never have eaten sushi again. The nigiri was dull like week-old fish; one piece even had a bone in it. The dumplings were questionable, of both origin and taste. The only dish we managed to finish was one of the specialty rolls and only because it was bathed in sauces. To top it off, our waiter hovered over us after every bite making us feel very rushed, which was curious considering we were one of the only five tables occupied at the time. The tea was passable and the waitstaff were very polite. read more

Great food, good prices, and friendly service. This place is a wine for me and they even have hot saki! We will definitely be back to have some tasty sushi! read more

Great japanese food. Very nice atmosphere. Have been there several times and they are very consistent. Rolls are good size.

Street has fabulous Japanese food. It's a warm and friendly Asian environment. The service is great. Their sushi, seaweed salad and tempura is delicious. Each time we go, we find new favorite dishes. read more

Favorite sushi restaurant in town. Fresh as it gets, consistently awesome sushi, great bar, & staff that makes you feel like family. Reasonable pricing too! Arthur is the coolest bartender in town, & Jorge is the best sushi master chef I've found! read more

Top-notch food, fun atmosphere and great service! I recently returned home from visiting Vietnam and Street even rivaled the food I ate there. The portions are perfect for sharing and the menu offers a wonderful variety of different Asian flavors. Right after we were seated, our waiter brought us free Shishito peppers and kimchi - both paired well with our beers and were a great snack as we looked over the menu. Between the four of us we split a sushi roll, nigiri, shaken beef, Vietnamese spring rolls, beef noodle soup and wrapped beef with taro chips. Everything was DELICIOUS but my favorites were the noodle soup and shaken beef - both were extremely flavorful! I can't wait to go back to Street and try everything else on the menu! read more