My schedule got a bit sideways yesterday, meaning that I took *waaaay* too long to eat lunch after a much-needed bike ride. While driving around with a ravenous alien trying to claw its way out of my abdomen, I saw the TacoSushi sign briefly appear on the electronic display, had a flashback to other great experiences at their other location, and decided to stop in. Since I showed up at a time in between normal meal times, I was able to quickly grab a seat at the bar. My server, James, quickly got my attention with a menu and the drinks selections. I decided on a Dead Guy Rogue Ale accompanied by a starter of guacamole with chips and a Logan Roll (fried scallop with a somewhat spicy house TakoSushi sauce). The guacamole was very fresh with just enough cilantro to make it fragrant without punching my tongue with a Cilantro Upper Cut. Add to that the fact that finding a fellow gamer nerd in James made for some conversation a la "Attack of the Show" that would send most normal women running away from the bar. :) The Logan Roll was OK. However, my sitting at the bar pulled the curtain back somewhat to reveal what the Wizzurd of TakoSushi was actually doing. I cannot say for certain whether he did this with my roll, but I did catch him microwaving some eel for another customer's order. Bad Wizzurd. Bad, *naughty* Wizzurd! If customers want something microwaved, they would stay at home and do it themselves. Watching this firsthand got me doubting about my roll since it too had a heated component. It also got me wondering about the integrity of the product. This was a bad move on their part because I now can't say for certain about whether this is standard business practice or not. From this experience, my sincerest wish for this TakoSushi is to donate their microwaves to GoodWill and never let them come back. Otherwise, I cannot with a clear conscience recommend this location because the freshness of the product is now in my own mind very much in doubt. read more

Today I returned to one of my favorite restaurants after a 10-month deployment and the food was top notch as always. I savored each bite because the fried asparagus and Krazy roll were simply delicious. And to make the entire dining experience even better, the manager supported this troop by giving me a complimentary meal to welcome me home. This excellent business is absolutely the best in town! read more

My honey and I headed over here for dinner date night. We were greeted warmly by Corey the hostess and were seated right away. Our waitress Candace presented us with menus for us to pore over. For starters we had the veggie egg rolls with dipping sauce and V.O. Roll topped with wasabi pepper vinaigrette. The veggie egg rolls was scrumptious, nice crunch factor, hot, and married well with the sauce. The. V.O roll is shrimp tempura, crab, asparagus wrapped in seaweed and rice. Unfortunately this roll was mushy, soft, and sticky which did not hold well with chopsticks to dip into the soy sauce. I was not impressed since it fell apart. For dinner, I ordered the firecracker shrimp served with Asian salad and rice. When our waitress brought our entrees, I saw that it was beautifully presented on the plate which had me salivate in my mouth. I could not wait to dig in lol. There was a nice abundance of 9 jumbo tempura fried crustacean with spicy bada bing sauce. My sweetie had the steak takos which consists of 10oz of grilled angos flank served fajita style with ranch beans and rice. Candace was on the button on refilling the coke and very accommodating to asking how our meals were. My sweetie thoroughly enjoyed his spread and felt that it hit the spot. My fare was gratifying, rich, sweet, spicy and titillating. I applause the cook for making my stomach and meal experience content. Great customer service and I will be back!! I will make room for dessert next time!:) read more

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Sushi crazy roll (Kevin roll) was tasty but I've had sushi around town and it's good also and not expensive. Also had the asparagus tempura it was good. read more

Takosushi - Sushi crazy roll (Kevin roll) - Asian Fusion Near Me - Evans, Georgia

Literally JUST ate sushi in the Caribbean, why is takosushis's prices comparable but their quality so bad, lol. Takosushi you're a wannabe only in money. None of your rolls are that great. read more

Great food and service. First time here, We got Fried Calamari, Cary's Sushi Roll and Crème Brûlèe; I recommend the three of them. So good! Definitely, one of my favorite restaurants here in Augusta, GA. read more

Delicious....our waiter,Jeff, was exceptional. He knew the menu like the back of his hand. The nachos are AMAZING, and the sushi rolls........the sushi rolls....the rolls....oh boy........they were just wonderful. I couldn't stop eating them......as a matter of fact, talking about them only makes me want to go back ASAP. read more

Neat little place. Eager to please. Manager had my sushi made 5 min before closing but the chef wasn't happy :-) Honestly, there has never been a time that I have come here when the service was not great or the food not delicious. I like the way that they have blended southwestern and Asian flavors. However, it is located at the back of a shopping center so you will not find it unless you are purposely looking for it. read more

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The restaurant is small but welcoming! Our waitress was pleasant and had great knowledge of the menu and food in general. We ordered the Crazy Caprese Salad. It was delicious! It included ahi tuna, mozzarella, and tomato over a bed of cucumbers. The ingredients were fresh and the vinegarette was tasty! The tempura asparagus was coated in panko and fried perfectly! It came with teriyaki drizzle and a dynamite sauce. The jalapeño poppers were large and a bit spicier than I like. They also lacked flavor on their own, but were accompanied by a delicious dipping sauce! read more

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Love this place! I used to be a strictly spicy tuna roll kind of girl but Takosushi changed that. Awesome service, decent prices and tasty selections all over the menu. I highly recommend the Stoneys roll (uncooked) and shrimp tempura roll (cooked)! read more

Not as cozy as the one on Highland. Server was great we had 14 people in our group and she was spot on with drinks and refills. All in all a nice evening. Other than the annoying hum (white noise) inside the restaurant that never shut off. read more

Great little place. Was in town on a trip and found this little gem based on being there with some locals. Very interesting and diverse menu. Think of eclectic Mexican get's slammed with a Sushi Bar and BAAAAM, there you have it. Not being a sushi person, I stuck to the Mexican side and the dish was wonderful. I had the Chicken tamales and they were jam packed with flavor. A little spicier than I expected, but not over the top and was a great flavor. Other's at the table had the sushi which was loved and if you like soup's you have to try the Sumo Soup. Is one of the flagship dishes at this place. Service was fantastic, went during lunch and was not too terribly busy and the service was outstanding. Great little spot for a mixed crowd that may like the diversity of dishes. these guy's definitely do it right !! read more

Never ate there. Never got a chance to. I was looking for a menu and the fella literally threw it at me with a disgusted look on his face. Might just of been a bad day... but when you're the face of an establishment and the first thing someone sees, that ruins it. Maybe I'll go back when I feel like dealing with an attitude but that that day. read more

My wife and I came here for our 20th anniversary. The food was awesome the service was spectacular. Keith the manager came over and personally talked to us to make sure that we were totally satisfied. If you go ask for summer she was our server she absolutely can anticipate all your needs. read more

Defiantly worth every penny! Such great tasting sushi and sauces. Recommend! Can't wait to try a new menu item in the future.

Best Sushi in or around Evans!! Coming from Atlanta, I know good sushi rolls. Tried 5 sushi places in this area and this is definitely the best! The Greenville Roll is to die for! The Crazy Susan and Rock-n-Roll rolls are also really good. We always get great service. But with that, there is sometimes a wait time. More than willing to wait for their food!! read more

The crazy Susan roll is delicious! The fried asparagus is a MUST!!! Sushi is all fresh and made to order. Haven't tried their Tex mex because the sushi is so good!! read more

Crazy Susans and some asparagus, you can never go wrong. My first time eating here in the evening I usually come during lunch. Great food and great atmosphere just very small inside. If you're coming for dinner make a reservation or show up early or you'll be waiting outside. read more

You can't beat the Fried Asparagus & the Spicy Tuna has a great kick to it. Good atmosphere, you don't get much room as far as seating goes but it makes up for it with the food. read more

My must have on Friday nights! Volcano sushi rolls, fried asparagus sticks, my hubby has the steak taco's and a glass of wine, is how we start our weekend! Very friendly staff, my order is always ready when I walk in to pick it up. I really like that I can have an option to have my sushi rolls made in brown rice. The veggie bowl is also one of my favorites. I am also happy there are two locations in the Augusta area the one is Evans in not open on Sunday's, but the Surrey Center location is. The atmosphere is always pleasant and the sushi is always fresh. The menu is diverse enough for those that want to experience the rolls, but not ready to go full fledged into raw fish world veggies only is an option and I do believe they do cook the fish if asked. I truly enjoy this place and the food, being from the south finding something light and fresh can be a treat to the palate!- TC read more

3.8 for the east meets west themed. The greeting from the host stand and the personal attention from the owners was quite special. We had a linkage to the owners, so it was very nice of them to spend time at our table and give us a complimentary dose of southern hospitality. The tempura asparagus was pretty good as a starter. It was a touch under salted but in this day and age that's probably a good thing. I also imagine the dip was suppose to be soy sauce so that may have balanced everything out. Wasn't a huge fan of Canadian oysters.. on the upside my coworker's roll was amazing! I think it was the Kevin roll or maybe the Micki roll... shrimp on the outside and fried bit on the inside. It was indeed the most delightful bite. It's what I love about sushi - a surprise goodness in my mouth. I would order that again. I unfortunately ordered a roll that look to be traditional California style. It had maybe a small bit of fish on the inside and a ton of rice... not for me - wouldn't recommend. The whiskey mules were great. Our waiter was good - it was busy so the timing between courses seem a little longer than I'd personally like but all in all - I'd comeback. read more

This seemed like a good compromise for us as two of us wanted sushi and the other didn't. M and I shared the bento box for 1, which sounded like (and was) a fairly large portion. D ordered queso dip and chorizo and chicken enchiladas. I didn't try any of the Mexican food, but D said it was pretty alright, and it looked pretty tasty. The house made creme brule was also very tasty! And those two things are what gave this place the 2nd star, because otherwise it'd only be worth one. The service was decent, not particularly friendly, but fast and kept our drinks full. The sushi/shashimi/and roll included in the bento box were mediocre at best. The fish was not fresh and the rice was undercooked and chewy instead of soft and fluffy as sushi rice is meant to be. The flavor of the rice was lacking as well. And M and I both got severely sick within hours of eating. The day after was 16+ hours of hell. Now, I understand the risks involved with consuming raw fish, etc, as described in the menu, but at a sushi restaurant one needs to have a certain amount of confidence in the cleanliness and proper preparation of the fish. After this experience, Takosushi no longer has my confidence. My advice: stick to somewhere that specializes in sushi/Japanese food. read more

Enjoyed three delicious rolls here! The tilapia ceviche was delicious and I loved the crazy roll. Definitely recommended! read more

Takosushi - Asian Fusion Near Me - Evans, Georgia

Some of the better Mexican and better sushi in the area which sounds like a weird combination but works really well. The sushi is made when you order. They have a solid selection of alcoholic beverages and the service is good. Good food but the other location is better. read more

The food was amazing and loved the options on the menu! Great place to take anyone. Prices seemed fair for portion sizes. Will definitely be a repeat customer! read more

This is my absolute FAVORITE sushi place. The Crazy Roll and Asparagus Tempura are a must. I visit the Evans location often, it's small and slightly pricey but 100% worth it. Definitely give it a try! read more

My Mom and I hear great things about this place and finally got to try it last night. It was superb. The pot stickers were the best I've ever tasted. We split 2 rolls and they were fresh and delicious. Would highly recommend this restaurant. Service was also outstanding!!!! read more

Food looked great...which is why we showed up with a party of 16 from out of town to enjoy it. All the tables were taken and we offered to sit in groups of 2-4. But the hostess told us the only was they would serve us is if we sat outside in the sun. After 10 minutes of sitting out there, with no server, we went in to ask the manager if they would sit us inside in the small groups as we asked. We were told that they couldn't give up the tables to one group at all. We were told to leave. Unfortunate. Manager didn't even want to come out to speak with us. read more

The sushi is amazing! Me and my husband ordered an assortment of rolls and enjoyed all of them. The Dan's 49 was my favorite. I have not tried the Mexican food so I can't vouch for that, but the sushi is very good. read more

Food was amazing & service was great. Tempura asparagus was delicious !!! I can't wait to try new sushi next time. Crazy roll was the best sushi I've ever had!! I would def recommend to anyone. I can't wait to go back. read more

Takosushi - Crazy roll was delicious !!! Service was amazing! Can't wait to go back - Asian Fusion Near Me - Evans, Georgia

Usually one of our favorite date night spots. Wine selection down graded. The asparagus was so old and wooden we couldn't eat it. Tuna tataki ..tuna was no where near the usual quality served with rudabeg like dental floss. Be a long time before we return. read more

I have been here a few times and before it was pretty good but this time is was just ok. The saving grace of this place is the fried asparagus. I had a sushi roll and it was ok but not worth the price paid for it. I've had better sushi for half the price. read more

This location does NOT want black people to come here. The whole time I was waiting all I got were stares and eye rolling and under breath comments but not from the diners, this all came from the workers. I didn't even get a chance to eat because after I noticed that everyone who's skin was pale got seated immediately and everyone like me was left waiting on the side all while tables were available. I quickly saw what was going on and decided to leave. The location at surrey center offers better service and welcomes ALL people. read more

The owner is really personable. The food is delicious. Sushi and appetizers are an easy choice. Drinks are spot on. Gonna save this one for grown-up outings. read more

So far, my favorite restaurant in the area. Went to Takosushi with my family last Friday and it's by far the best food I've had since moving into the area. The wife and I recently relocated from Nashville and we were used to a city that embraced the food fusion style. I know a lot of people aren't keen when it comes to the idea, but the mild hipster in me believes it's one of the greatest contributions our generation has made to the culinary scene. Whether it's kimchi tacos or any other brainchild spawned from the evil genius of the food truck scene; I tend to whole-heartedly dig it. Takosushi offers the type of cuisine you'll find dominating big cities all over this county. What they've brought to the Augusta area is a bastion of hope for a misplaced foodie like myself. The setting of the Evans location is tiny, but in a good way. The close quarters provide a level of comfort and intimacy that makes you comfortable and want to hang around. We started off with their asparagus appatizer and it was nothing short of brilliant. The menu was diverse to the point that I found myself overwhelmed. I decided to place my faith in our server and asked her what she'd recommend. She recommended the Bento Box, which is your choice of roll and then the chef's choice of sushi and sashimi. The roll, sushi, and sashimi was top notch and coming from someone who has had sushi in Japan and all across the country, I can tell you this: short of Japan and Hawaii this is as good as any sushi I've had at any big name restaurant in any big name city. I've seen fusion spots become Jacks of all and masters of none. This does not seem to be the case with this restaurant. It seems that their dedication to their far east cuisine is matched evenly on their southwest side of the menu. We went far east for our meals and southwest for our drinks. I can tell you this, having a couple top notch margaritas with our food was a match made in heaven. I absolutely see Takosushi being a regular stop on my culinary experience as long as I'm here. Without a doubt, I recommend you treating yourself and not waiting to do so. read more

Tako is definitely a fave! Service and food is always perfect! The fried asparagus is to die for and we get it every single time! I've never been disappointed here! Highly recommend! read more

The ideal location, considering it is located right behind our office building...a 1 minute walk, if that! I enjoy coming here for lunch with my co-workers. It's a great place for lunch with a mixture of menu items from texmex and Japanese style foods. The crazy roll is really good. Our choice of appetizers are typically the tempura asparagus and pot stickers. I've had the shrimp nachos which were good. The shrimp was good perfectly, not tough what so ever. On a recent trip I ordered the Sumo Bowl. It saw so good! I ordered it without tofu. Next time I get it I'll also opt to decline the bean sprouts or whatever the garnish was on the top (see image). They have some outdoor seating as well, I'm sure on a nice day it would be pleasant to sit out there. The artwork is nice too. I learned from my co-worker that they switch it out often because the artwork is also for sale. Nice casual place to eat and chill. read more

Takosushi - Sumo Bowl...hold the tofu. - Asian Fusion Near Me - Evans, Georgia

I've had sushi in many different places of the world, San Diego Seattle, San Francisco, Korea, and China, but I swear this place is still my favorite. I don't know what it is but the chefs here know how to make the best sushi. The apple mayo sauce and the tempura asparagus are just simply amazing. Definitely the best spot in Augusta for sushi, hands down. The restaurant itself is nice as well and the food is reasonably priced. Any roll you order you can't go wrong with. I haven't tried their southwest food like the tacos or whatever but I'm sure it's delicous. I always try a different roll every time I come here and I'm never disappointed. read more

This place is awesome whether you like sushi or Mexican food. The fusion restaurant may sound strange to some but it is really delicious. I have come here mostly for sushi which is always excellent and top notch. One day I decided to try the Mexican and was pleasantly surprised. Both styles are awesome. I definitely recommend it! read more

Bottom line up front: this is an innovation-inspiring Asian-fusion style restaurant that will be getting my business again. The wife and I needed a date night option so we decided to cruise Yelp to see what was nearby. We weren't quite sure what we were in the mood for so a Mexican/Japanese fusion restaurant seemed fitting. Now, to respond to the negative reviews, you need to keep in context where you are. This is Augusta, GA. It's not Atlanta, it's not Savannah, it's Augusta. Not exactly the culinary hotbed of GA. We started off with the tuna sashimi and I asked to add the optional quail egg for topping. Unfortunately, they were out of quail egg so I saved the 50 cents. I'll blame my adventurous pallet since the waitress said hardly anyone orders it. I wouldn't keep quail egg around either just to go to waste. The sashimi itself was on par with what I would expect for high-quality Japanese fare. Served over a bed of expertly cut cucumbers (which actually look like celery at first glance), it was actually a bit spicier than I expected which was certainly welcome. I'm a fan of all things spicy but this was the perfect balance of heat. My only wish was that it was served with a lime wedge garnish so I could add another splash of citrus. While eating the sashimi, I ordered one of my favorite beers (Delirium Tremens) which will impress most craft beer fans. It's hard to find in a restaurant setting such as this so this shows me the owner actually cares about the quality of what they serve. I also ordered a bottle of the unfiltered sake which I felt was reasonable for only 9 dollars. It paired well with all the dishes and had notes of mild citrus. Serve chilled and with a sake glass, I was more than glad to sip it as the meal progressed. At this point, I'm knee deep in sake and out comes the side cucumber salad and miso soup that came with my meal. I ordered the bento box which sounded like it came with plenty. I didn't realize it had accompaniments. My wife ordered a side salad with her sushi which she loved. This is saying something because she is very picky since she has a culinary background. The restaurant has their own proprietary ginger like dressing. My wife likened it to Asian meets southwest which fits perfectly with the theme. She it liked it so much that she asked if she could buy it but, unfortunately, they don't offer that. I don't blame them since the culinary industry has their share of copycats. Shortly after, the bento box had arrived. Box is more of just the name since it isn't served in an actual bento box like you would see elsewhere. No worries though since it was beautifully plated. I had the biggest loser roll which was tasty. The bento box also came with a few selections of ngiri style sushi and more sashimi (not even sure if that's the appropriate term here). I wouldn't order this if you aren't an absolute fan of raw fish. You only get 1 roll of your choice so use it wisely. The ngiri is just raw fish on rice while the sashimi is literally raw cuts of bite sized fish. No complaints from me since I'll eat anything but the less adventurous may not know what they are getting into if they order the box. My wife had the lobster roll which was a hit for her. Again, another impressive feat since she usually only eats vegetarian or shrimp sushi rolls. I was glad to see her extend outside of her comfort zone. Conclusion: Next time I'll be inclined to try some of the Mexican inspired samplings. This time around the sushi just looked too good to be passed on. I give this place some well earned respect since you wouldn't expect to find something so unique in the area. I honestly would have never found this place without yelp since it is sort of tucked away. The only reason this place misses out on the last star is because of the price tag. It's quite expensive and you won't be able to get your simple $4.95 rolls here. It's really hard for me to fault the restaurant for that since the quality is so good. You can tell the owner is passionate about what he does. Yes, you'll find him overseeing the whole operation and even bringing food/bussing tables. I like seeing involved owners of small businesses such as this. It's actually very inspiring since my wife and I would like to open our own restaurant someday. From one foodie to another, you have a lot to be proud of Takosushi. read more