The staff were friendly and attentive from seating and then throughout the dinner service. The…read morerestaurant has a remodeled downstairs with new furniture. I did see an upstairs section, but wasn't sure if that was for private parties or regular seating. The AC was refreshing after coming in from the hot summer weather. They made sure we had fresh water and delivered food on time and in the right order. Started with drinks, they have a good beer selection and the mixed drinks (Mai Tai) are very nice. We had the Thai Shrimp Cakes as an appetizer. They were very tasty with the dipping sauce. The entrees were Sweet and Sour Tangy Delight Chicken, Green Curry with Beef, and the Original fried Rice with Chicken. Everybody was very happy with their dish. The comment on the sweet and sour chicken was that was the best they've had in Texas. The green curry was very well put together with nice coconut and lemongrass flavors and the good amount of spiciness. Everybody thought the fried rice was delicious. Overall, this is a a great Thai restaurant and in downtown Georgetown. I'll make sure to stop here again.

You can tell that this is all made to order and each dish is dull of flavor that clearly takes time…read moreand pride. The thai food is so good. so so good. I tried the pad see ew, the pad thai, the khao soi, thai fried rice, and green curry. I ordered the beef braised pad see ew and chicken khao soi to split with my mom! By the time we divided the khao soi, the family all starged digging in to the beef pas see ew and none was left!

Machi Sushi's food, service, and ambiance are a great addition to Georgetown's food scene…read more Let's begin with the food. I've only tried the AYCE, but I have been joined by folks who tried the à la carte options, such as the bento boxes. The rolls are divided into two major sections on the menu: raw and cooked. I've tried several from each and am pleased with everything I've tried. The most important thing to note: ALL sushi is made TO ORDER. This means you will not be eating something that was made 10 or 20 minutes ago and picked on by passersby (like on a traditional buffet). These rolls are prepared by their chefs as they're ordered. Another important thing - the rolls and the nigiri are not huge balls of rice with your choice of topping. The rice ball is modest, well seasoned, and served at the expected temperature (not chilled). My favorite roll is the Skinny Girl. It is a roll of black pepper-crusted seared tuna and rice. The contrast between the subtle sweetness of the rice and the black pepper, and the rare interior tuna vs. the seared outer tuna, is just delicious. Another favorite is the Dragon Roll ,hich is grilled unagi (eel), avocado, and rice with eel sauce drizzled atop. The unagi is tender, but also crisp along the edges. The sweetness of the sauce complements the toasty bits perfectly. Like BBQ. I've also tried several appetizers such as calamari, sesame balls, udon noodle stir fry, and fried rice with various proteins. I'm a fan of Japanese-styled fried rice. Machi's is no different. It's great. The udon noodles are sauced a bit heavy, but are deliciously chewy and well seasoned. The calamari is usually perfectly fried, yielding a tender morsel of calamari contrasted against the crunchy exterior. But sometimes the calamari can be a bit overcooked, leading to a chewier ring - delicious, but not as much as when it is fried just right. The sesame balls are a mainstay for Asian AYCE for me. I love them. Machi's are good - but only so. They tend to be a bit oil laden which means the oil was probably not the right temperature when they plopped in. I don't know why, but they are served with a chocolate sauce. It's an interesting addition, but unnecessary, and it detracts from the lightly sweetened red bean paste interior. I've also tried an assortment from their nigiri fish/rice only menu. I always ask for white tuna, tuna, red snapper, and salmon. The pieces are a bit smaller than you might be accustomed to, but they're great, and you can order quite a number of them (up to 20). Next, let me talk about the service. We've been on several occasions now. Random impromptu first time at lunch, then another at lunch time when a friend joined us last minute (we were already seated and receiving food), and even dinner and weekends. Each time, the servers were prompt and courteous. Sometimes things pick up rather suddenly, and despite the apparent plethora of staff, they get a bit bogged down. Just plan accordingly. Order your drinks and appetizers, and your other starters, such as fried rice, etc. Plan to place your order for entree items when they bring the initial order out, etc. This makes optimal use of your time and theirs. Reminder: they are preparing the food as you order it. Imagine grocery shopping. If you make a list and shop once, it's one trip. If you keep forgetting stuff and have to go back, each trip consumes time. This is the same with this format service. If you need something mid-chow-down, just look for the nearest waitstaff and wave your hand - they can take your order or beckon your waiter for you. It's not a big deal. Finally, let me say a few words about the ambiance. For Georgetown, and particularly an AYCE, I feel like Machi's is well done. It feels cozy, but also a bit sophisticated with its wall paneling, lighting choices, and pergola-styled booths. The sushi kitchen is in plain sight and has a nice paneled backdrop that adds visual interest. Machi can be a casual date night or simply lunch/dinner with friends and family. Don't forget the cocktails! All in all, I'm happy we kept an eye on Machi's space over the months. We know that service and the experience will improve as the restaurant matures and patrons learn the format. This is a weird thing to say, but it is an important caveat: this isn't a 5* sushi joint. I've had some really expensive experiences, including non-AYCE options in town that elicited at most a "meh." Machi is just a modest and casual experience that is accessible, has great food, and is well done. Two final thoughts: Their soy sauce seems very thin. It isn't tamari. I'm not sure if it's just a reduced sodium soy sauce, or what. Their restrooms, thus far, seem well cared for. Thank goodness! Nothing like going into a bathroom to blow your nose or wash your hands and be horrified.

Hours of operation states 11:00am - 10:00pm. Arrived at the restaurant at 9:25pm and was told the…read morekitchen closes in 5 minutes. They wouldn't seat us or take an order to go. Suggestion: How about changing your hours to close at 9:30pm?

Wonderful food and a fun atmosphere. Really friendly staff, too…read more We've started to just get a to go order along with our meals, it's so good. This is our family's favorite restaurant in Round Rock, not just for Indian food, in general.

I had reservations for this place at 9pm, however they still made me wait with the rest of…read morewalk-ins. It was fine because I was able to gauge the place and noticed a robot delivering some of the plates to the tables, I thought that was cool! I ordered a bunch of food because I was hungry, but I started with a cold soda which I asked a glass with ice 3 times to 2 different people, it took them about 20 minutes to get that for me. After I finished eating, I asked for boxes and the check. After 20 minutes of waiting for those. I approached the front desk and they gave me the boxes, still no bill 10 minutes later of me standing there, I was given the bill. I paid with Inkind so they asked to confirm payment but they never came back. At this point it was almost midnight and I've had it, so I paid and I left. The robot didn't deliver my food, the iPads with the menu were just for picking as you couldn't place an order directly from them ‍ The only reason why I gave them 2 stars is because the food was good and the portions were generous. I will NOT be coming back or recommending this place.

guess this place has been here for a while but first time trying and i'll be back! arrived during…read morehappy hour which was a pleasant surprise! everything tasted so good and flavorful. the waiter was friendly but never stopped too often. i could tell the families were hitting up hh since there were quite a bit of kids...didn't bother me (i was happy not to have mine though lol!) the restaurant is pretty big so sound doesn't carry too much - i couldn't hear everyone's conversations which was nice.

Dragon sushi (eel and avocado) Banana tempura with green tea…read moreice cream Take what I say with a grain of salt - my standard for sushi is sushi in Japan. Sushi was okay (sorry) Both mid. Oil for tempura could've been more fresh and banana could've been more brown for more flavor. I enjoyed it for the texture more than anything Staff was very nice and the ac was excellent, spacy and breezy inside.

Rolls are great! Love tuna rolls and every time I come here I'm always satisfied!…read more Served with a smile and did a lil dance with the owner on the way in Intimate yet easy dive place. Here for happy hour with my son (free 4th roll) Great music!

This place is slept on. Their Happy Hour is a good deal if you haven't been--I'm talking $3…read moresapporos and kirin. Solid priced nigiri and appetizers. They extended their HH hours until close. Unfortunately it does look like they got rid of their all you can eat, but honestly, their pricing is pretty reasonable for the quality. I always enjoy my time here!

First timer. Food was excellent. Truly amazing!…read moreService was below par. Couldn't get the staff's attention bc I wanted a fork. Chopsticks aren't in my skill set. It was around noon. Not busy. Bartender was engaged with a couple at the bar. Never looked up. Other staff was running around but never looked our way. Finally got a servers attention. Not our server. When I went to use the little boys room, they were all in the back chatting up a young woman. Sure she was attractive but do your job, guys. Then, I used the potty. I just wanted to pee. The toilet had some kind of apparatus for a Bidet. In a men's bathroom. Ya, makes no sense to me. I couldn't figure it out. Didn't know how to flush the dang thing.......and I wasn't going to ask for a tutorial. lol. I left my business unresolved. I will be back tho. wonderful place otherwise.

Needed this in Georgetown!! As soon as you walk in the vibe feels like I'm entering a…read moreJapanese/Tokyo bar. The decor and lighting really adds to the experience. We went on a Saturday at 6pm and were sat down immediately despite their being a lot of people dining inside, didn't know until I made my way to their restrooms in the back that the establishment is actually long and holds a lot of seating. Speaking of their restrooms, they have bidets I almost cried of happiness. Okay now to the food, we didn't get to try the drinks which looked so good but got two ramen bowls, the spicy tonkatsu and spicy miso. While it wasn't life changing ramen it was still very yummy. I am a spicy lover but holy cow this was spicyyy, thankfully not I'm dying spicy but you can feel the kick, at least our bowls they served at least. The pork slices in the tonkatsu was 100/10, literally melted in my mouth. We had the GF noodles since we try to avoid gluten as a preference and while they weren't as flavorful as noodles with gluten they were still good. As an appetizer we had the karaage which was mouth watering and for dessert the Ube Cheesecake (SO TASTY). The service was great, we even struck a conversation with one of the bartenders who told us more about the opening of the restaurant.

We have eaten takeout from here two times and in restaurant once…read more The food is consistently good--fish is fresh, the flavor blends are lovely, and they have plenty of options. Waitstaff was kind and attentive. Our go-to for a close sushi meal.

We were leery of trying a new sushi restaurant. It was our anniversary and had heard good things,…read morebut weren't feeling confident. We were very happy with the service, location and the food. The ambiance was great as the decor is beautiful. Get there early or plan for a wait. Highly recommend

Great food, and definitely try the fried banana with ice cream! Super sweet server Jennifer was so…read morefriendly and happy to help!

BEST Sushi restaurant in Texas! ALL of the food is out of this world, fantastic! The restaurant…read moreis very beautiful and classy. For the price, the quality and value is incredible! The staff is wonderful and it's always a fun and fabulous experience. Highly recommend this amazing place!