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    4.9 (56 reviews)
    Closed 6:00 pm - 10:30 PM

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    Kris G.

    We went to TINS on Friday for my birthday. We love going to an Omakase, but this is more. This is an experience. Chef Sky puts all of his passion into this 14 course adventure. Each bite is elevated and delicious. We wanted to eat slow and enjoy each bite, but each was better than the last and so hard to eat slow! We were anticipating each piece! We loved the addition of laksa and his Malaysian influence. It was so hard to pick a favorite. The sake FLOWS! It's truly unlimited. We had so much fun. The interior is vibe in itself. If you go for the 8 o'clock seating, they do karaoke after and I can only imagine how fun that it since Chef Sky is so fun. He shared so much knowledge and was just so much fun to talk to as well. We finished our meal and stayed another 40 minutes talk to Chef and enjoying the sake. It really is more than just sushi. You will not find wasabi and soy sauce anywhere. Each of the sauces elevates each bite you take and compliments it so well. Here's what we enjoyed: 1.Madai (jalapeño dressing ) 2.Hickory smoke sichimi salmon ( crunchy garlic and sweet & sour sauce ) 3.Scallop with sesame oil , truffle salt , fried garlic , ponzu and mint leaf ) 4.Malaysian curry laksa 5.Tuna (Spain ) mango salsa make with tom yum sauce 6.Kanpachi (Hawaii ) truffle oil , Himalayan salt & lemon zest 7.King salmon (New Zealand ) seared with yuzu miso and Malaysian crunchy fried anchovy 8. Santa Barbara uni shooter 9. Founder (repulic of Korea) homemade pepper sauce 10. Seared escolar with pork floss 11. Toro with creamy cilantro lime sauce with kizami wasabi 12 . Hamachi with Malaysian style sweet garlic sauce 13. Unagi with old granny spice and yuzu salt 14. mango crepes cake

    John N.

    This place is my top 3 omakase experience I've had. Very different from traditional omakase. They put Malaysian influence into their courses and it shows. They incorporate unique ingredients like pork floss, curry and fried anchovies which I've never seen in other omakases. The flavors from beginning are masterfully prepared. They start off with subtle notes at first very citrusy and light and then they amp up the flavors through out the courses. The service was impeccable I love the intimacy between us and the chef. The ambiance was lively and fun reminded me of a private karaoke room with the long bench chair they have. I will be coming back for a special occasion.

    Escolar with Pork Floss
    Eric T.

    Tins is an omakase and reservation only restaurant that serves innovative and fun appetizers and sushi. Chef Sky is the main guy and he was the only one working the night we visited. Sake flows freely here and is generously refilled and included with the meal price. We had an amazing time just chatting with Chef Sky and the only other couple that was dining during our reservation (only 4 total during our seating). The service from the one man team is seamless and Chef Sky made us all feel welcome and served as a catalyst for conversation and time just disappeared until diners from the next seating started flowing in. We had a wonderful time getting to know him and getting to talk all things food with him, from the struggles of opening a restaurant to where he enjoys eating on his days off. While Tins offers a very nice and high end meal, Chef Sky creates an environment where guests can relax and hang out for the duration of their reservation, so do not expect white linen, posh fine dining here. The list of courses we received in order were: 1. Japanese Sea Bream (Madai) with Jalapeno Sauce 2. Hickory Smoked Sichimi Salmon 3. Scallop (Hotate) with Truffle Sauce 4. Laksa (Curry noodle soup) 5. Lean Bluefin Tuna (Akami) with Mango Salsa 6. Amberjack (Kanpachi) with Truffle Oil 7. Seared New Zealand King Salmon 8. Santa Barbara Uni and Ikura Shooter 9. Korean Flounder (Hirame) with Pepper Sauce 10. Seared Escolar with Pork Floss 11. Fatty Bluefin Tuna (Toro) with Creamy Cilantro Sauce and Kizami Wasabi 12. Yellowtail (Hamachi) with Garlic Soy Sauce 13. Broiled Eel (Unagi) with Lao Gan Ma 14. Matcha Red Bean Cake Tins playfully stands for "This is not sushi" and Chef Sky explains that his omakase course is not traditional sushi and is not served with wasabi and ginger. I enjoyed every course with courses 2, 5, 6, and 10 being particular highlights. That being said, I am unsure if I would return for the food alone as I found some of the toppings to overpower the fish and rice and I am more of a fan of traditional edomae style sushi. The fish that Chef Sky sources in undoubtably high quality. The tuna, amberjack, and yellowtail were some of the best I have had in Houston. The rice is well cooked and well seasoned too. To my own taste, it is a bit of a shame that high quality and masterfully prepared ingredients are masked by creamy cilantro sauce or mango salsa. Chef Sky is an honest guy, creative mind, excellent conversationalist, and great story teller. Taking part in his omakase course, diners get a glimpse into his story. We sampled dishes inspired by where he grew up, where he learned to cook, where he opened his first restaurant, and where he is now. We had a great time and may return to hang out with Chef Sky in the future and look forward to where his creativity takes his "not sushi" omakase course.

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    Gregory L.

    Chef Sky is a breath of fresh air in the Houston sushi scene. He is authentic, genuine, and true to himself. While it feels like others around him making omakase are trying new things for the sake of being creative, Chef Sky's creative twists on "Not Sushi" dishes really works and has a lot of thought behind them. Examples like pork floss on escolar or lao gan ma on eel are not replicated anywhere else in the world. But while creative and an homage to his childhood and culture, these garnishes really do work and are balanced with the fish. We definitely hope to be back soon. Oh did I mention it's unlimited sake?

    Willy N.

    Very intimate dining experience to say the least! It actually took some time to even find this hidden gem. TINS completely exceeded my expectations from the ambiance to the amazing food. The omakase provides 14 courses with each bite better than the last! Each bite of fish was just so fresh and flavorful. The chefs really come up with the most unique and delicious sauces for each dish. The service is also impeccable. Overall, I had a fantastic time at this spot. The food was out of this world, and the drinks just kept coming. I can't wait to give them another try in the future!

    Scallops
    Amy M.

    Reserve a spot now! I have to say I was skeptical when we arrived at TINS. It is in a small strip of businesses behind tinted doors. But when you step inside, you are transported into a well appointed, intimate dining scene. My husband and I love sushi and we were not disappointed. The team is outstanding and made for a lively evening with delicious and thoughtfully prepared bites of the freshest fish. I hope we are still able to get a reservation here the next time we're in town.

    Hamachi nigiri
    Joanna Q.

    WOW, consider me incredibly impressed by this sushi omakase. My boyfriend and I came here for our 3 year anniversary and it was one of the best experiences we've had with fine dining. The appetizers were my favorite and each piece overall tasted amazing. Every dish was clearly well thought out and you can tell the chef took time with each ingredient. Chef Sky was so attentive and it was like he could read my mind whenever I was getting a little impatient haha. Both Chef Sky and Matthew were so great and welcoming. Matthew let me use his light for pictures, which I was so grateful for. I took a picture of each course and will put in the caption what I remember for the name of each dish. One of my absolute favorites that blew my mind was the uni shooter. Normally, I cannot take oyster shooters or uni shooters, but this one melted in my mouth and tasted SO good. Lastly, we ended the night with karaoke that included Chef Sky and Matthew joining in, which was super fun!!! I wanted to take my little brother and his girlfriend here, but unfortunately we were hit with the storm. Nevertheless, Tins is the first place I will keep in mind for special events--the karaoke makes this establishment top notch on top of all the amazing tasting fresh fish dishes. We will be seeing Chef Sky and Adam very soon!!

    Thanh D.

    The Houston sushi scene is getting more fierce each year and a new contender has arrived. Tins is a small intimate, Omakase run by three friends who are very friendly, open and receptive to feedback, and seems like they really wanted to grow and add some thing unique and different to the Houston sushi scene. While the food and drinks were delicious, the company was one of the best parts and one of the most unique and enjoyable parts of the restaurant experience. As far as food goes, you can expect unlimited sake, unique sushi and toppings marrying different cultures and flavors (delicious), and feeling full by the end of dinner. I'm very excited to see where Tins will go and I hope everyone gets a chance to try this place!

    Ora king salmon belly. Spicy yuzu mayo. Ikura on top. A playful way to serve up Ora King Salmon...
    Steven T.

    First and foremost, I would like to welcome these boys to Houston. 3 wild, longtime friends from NYC, Adam, Matthew, and Sky are the owners of "Tins," who is currently running their soft opening. I'll honest and say that not only was I thoroughly impressed with their food but was able to enjoy one of the best nights of my life as a foodie and customer. Sky and Matt, namely, really are two of the most hospitable humans and to miss out eating at Tins is to miss out on such friendly and amazing service. Our brothers did fall short on delivering rice I feel would be most appropriate for sushi (a little too soft), but the flavor and seasoning was still very much present in each bite. Sky did promise they're working out the kinks and that they were still getting used to the operation of their new equipment. Understandable for just opening up a few days ago. I think what really sells this place to me is how humble the chefs are. Not only are they accommodating but they openly and humbly accept criticism and feedback. Their kindness matches how loose their pours for drinks is and makes for an amazing time. For the area, an omakase sitting at their asking price doesn't seem unreasonable and typical for services at this caliber, and I definitely felt this night's experience was worth every penny. Expect fun times, an amazing cheerful atmosphere, plenty of engagement and conversation, and lots of smoke, drinks, and laughs. Match the vibe well enough and maybe you too will become their next karaoke star! I can't wait to see what Tins becomes, and the boys can expect the wife and I to be back to support them.

    This is not sushi but is a private memorable experience @tins
    Yen Nhi N.

    I really enjoyed the Omakase course at TINS. My husband and I love every dishes that was offered to us. Mathew and Adam were great at what they do and we truly enjoy the experience and the company. The ambience is very cozy. And last but not least, it's unlimited sake! The restaurant only takes reservations. There's limited seat for each session. You'll be asked to take a seat when you come in. When the chef is ready, you'll be invited to the bar. This is a definitely a must try for sushi lover. Be prepared to spend a lot of money.

    Tien T.

    I was craving for some omakase, so I came there with a friend on a Friday night, I gotta say that we have a blast! We had a 14 course experience which costs $150 including unlimited sake which is not bad for a price! We enjoyed every dish in a course because it was so good! The service here gave us one of the best omakase experiences ever! I loved how we get to stay after to relax on the lounge or sing karaoke with the chefs! I highly recommend visit Tins for a great experience but you need to reserve your table in Opentable!

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    The food was amazing and the husband and wife team running the restaurant were so much fun! Highly recommend!

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    Amazing food and conversation. My honest opinion, the best omakase experience in Houston and a must try. Will def be going back

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    Great Christmas Eve dinner! Fantastic service and wonderfully fresh fish. Highly recommend the experience at Tins.

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    Much more than an omakase. The environment and atmospheres create the most unique omakase in Houston. Highly recommend!

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    Ask the Community - Tins

    I would like to make reservations tonight or tomorrow night from 5 to 7:30 pm for two. Any possibility to get in? My name is Nancy?

    Hi Nancy , I’m so sorry that tonight reservation is full , and for tomorrow we only have 8pm available

    How much does it cost for the omakase?

    It’s 150 per person with unlimited sake

    How do you make reservation?

    You can make reservation through OpenTable or I can put you down for reservation

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