Amazing service. Best sushi I have ever had. I can't stop talking about it! The fried milk dessert was incredible. I'll go back before leaving just for the dessert (can't just eat Sushi in Austin!). read more

We got a last minute reservation at Uchiba for 9:30pm, they let us come in early at 9 and gave us nice booth seating. The drinks and food are amazing as always - I highly recommend the vice for a sweeter vibe! We also got espresso martinis which were phenomenal. As for the food, the sashimi was fresh and delicious. the a5 with caviar was a well worth splurge. I also loved the scallops for the appetizer! We were still a bit hungry after so we had to get the karaage. It wasn't anything special, the other food items we got were definitely worth it though! The fried milk dessert is always a must! read more

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I know this is a sushi restaurant but I have to start by saying that they had the best lychee martini I have ever had in my entire life. That is not an exaggeration; it was so light and refreshing but somehow also packed a bit of a punch without tasting of alcohol. As for the food itself, it was also really good! My friend and I split the uchiba salad (so good but I def prefer the dressing at uchi) and the kinoko skewers. I also had the watermelon nigiri which include goat cheese and a fig chutney. While it wasn't for me, I really appreciate them offering something so new and exciting. I also had the inari maki which was also done really well! I also just loved the energy and vibes of the uchiko! The servers were super attentive and allowed us to stay a little while longer while we caught up on life. read more

What an experience. Again, led by my coworker and her advice on restaurants all week, she suggested we go to Uchiba for sushi. After all of the BBQ we had, I wanted to try out other types of food Austin had to offer. However, this wasn't your ordinary sushi restaurant and turned out to be one of my favorite spots in Austin. Upon arriving, we were greeted by the hostess who told us it would be about a 10 min wait and this was during off hours on a weekday I believe. So I can only imagine that this place gets packed pretty fast during peak hours. The place was like something out of a magazine, and we opted to sit at the bar to avoid longer wait times. Once seated, we were greeted by the bar waiter and I honestly didn't know what to order so I let him decide my order for me. His exact words were, "we'll go with something cold and then something hot and I promise I won't break your pockets" and that's all I needed to hear. This wasn't your typical sushi restaurant so you couldn't order custom rolls. They only offered what was on the menu. The waiter proceeded to order the Hama Chili and the pork dumplings which were both amazing! He then gave my coworker and I a piece of sushi on the house and I wish I could remember what it was. After that we were still a little hungry, so we decided to split a Bluefin Otoro Makimono which was excellent! My coworker went with the Ba Burger, which I tried and was pretty good as well. I loved it here and the vibe was dope! Modern, clean and the music fit the experience. I will be back and suggest others check it out. OOOOO 5 out of 5 Afros read more

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Uchi is my favorite restaurant in Austin, and I've been eager to try its sister restaurant Uchibā. Finally visited last weekend for girls night out and it was so worth the hype! First off, the interior. Decor is beautiful and the restaurant has a dark, moody vibe. There is a little lounge area with sofa seating by the bar, standard seating, and outdoor patio seating. We opted for a standard table. Kicked off the experience with lychee martinis (absolutely fantastic cocktail!) and some starters to share. Standout items included the chicken dumplings and chicken karaage - both were phenomenal. I ordered a zero sen maki roll (featuring hamachi with a citrusy kick) for my main, and it was delicious. Ended our meal with "fried milk" dessert, which was so much more epic than it sounds. The name does not do it justice. A must try, so creative and unique! A must visit restaurant and an absolute delight! read more

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Food was great but service ended up ruining the experience for my party. We came from Houston for a bachelorette party because our bride loves their potbelly; she didn't even get to try it because our server (Astra) dropped the ball & didn't put in the orders before the kitchen closed. Thank you to John (manager) for helping to rectify the situation. Food - most of us took advantage of the lunch special. I tried the Hama chili and karaage plus the pork dumplings. The food was actually pretty tasty. I paired everything with an espresso martini for an afternoon pick me up and it was well crafted. I know they have sister companies in my city so I may visit. read more

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I dropped in for lunch & sat at the bar. Service was quick & friendly. They have some surprisingly good lunch specials including a $25 set, but I decided to slightly splurge for the Sushi Oma, which included a sesame ramen salad, Hama chili, hand roll & 2 nigiri. It ended up being the perfect amount of food & everything was exceptional! They also have petit lunch cocktails for $5-7. The restaurant is beautiful & was lively for lunch. Outdoor seating is also available. read more

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Food: sushi was amazing! Price is decent especially, during happy hour, but be prepared to spend cause it's so good! Everything was flavorful, tasty, and fresh. The toppings on top of the nigiri paired perfectly. Service: great service, we had Duvy, as our server he provided a lot of recommendations, and was very attentive. Ambiance: the place is beautiful. Although, you don't need a reservation it's best that you so you can be seated right away! We will be back on our next trip to Austin for sure! read more

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I had a great lunch at Uchiba. From the moment we arrived, the hostess was friendly and welcoming, and the waiting area was fantastic. Having such a spacious waiting area is honestly such an underrated feature for a restaurant. Our waitress was amazing and took great care of us. She started us off with the yuca chips, which were really good but definitely packed some heat! They were flavorful, but I could only eat a few before my mouth got a little too hot. I ordered the lunch special with the Hama Chili and the Tiger Cry Bao. Both dishes were delicious. The pork belly in the bao is absolutely the thing to order here, perfectly cooked and incredibly flavorful. Dessert came with a sorbet that was the perfect refreshing finish to the meal. I also had a glass of their Sauvignon Blanc for just $5, which was surprisingly good wine for the price. I did take the spicy tuna roll and karaage to go for my husband. Those were fine, but not quite as impressive as the meal I had. Overall, it was a really enjoyable experience and I would definitely come back. read more

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I visited Uchiba for the first time over a holiday weekend in January, and soon after even visited sister restaurant Uchiko. I enjoyed all the dishes I got to try at Uchiba, and how they are incredibly vegetarian-friendly! My bf and I had dinner here during MLK weekend, and since it was an early dinner, it overlapped with happy hour pricing. My bf had a Resy credit through an American Express membership, and we were able to use that towards our bill. We started off with brussels sprouts, and then tried several different small, tapa-style dishes. I was able to try the Nasu bao (fried eggplant), the spicy crispy veggie roll, and uchiba fried milk dessert without the marshmallow/gelatin addition. My bf was able to sample the ba burger, pork dumplings, and wagyu tartar plus marsala. All-in-all, everything was at delicious and served with utmost care and professionalism. With happy hour pricing and the Resy credit, it was quite affordable and well-worth what we were able to try! I'm looking forward to future visits here. read more

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The day was perfect to visit this place so that's a plus. The service was extraordinary, the food was great, and the experience overall was fenomenal. We had the pork dumplings, the crudo, and the spicy tuna. We also tasted the together is better sake. I've been here before for dinner, but this experience during the day was my favorite. We also closed with the banana sundae dessert. So savory and sweet at the same time. The flavors are for sure well thought on every dish. read more

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Came here on a double date and was really excited to check out their $25 lunch special! You get to choose an appetizer, entree, and get their seasonal sorbet. These are full portions too! They have this special every day. Since I'm pregnant, it's not recommended for me to eat raw fish. I was sad I couldn't have the Hama chili (my husband did though!) but I know it's delicious!! We've had it at their parent restaurant, Uchi. So I opted for the salad. As an appetizer, I thought it was gonna be a small portion but it was massive!! It's topped with a lot of shredded cheese too. It's good but I had to take some of it to-go. For my entree, I got the chicken karaage. Solid choice! I devoured it all. The sorbet was yummy too! I don't normally like sorbets just because of how sour they are but I think the coconut part of it really stood out to me. It was refreshing and ended the meal nicely. I definitely wanna be back! This was such a great meal! read more

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Words cannot describe how much I love Uchiba! The service, ambiance and food speaks for itself really. One of the best sushi restaurants in town and it's always busy for good reason. Did I also mention they have an amazing happy hour? I love the vibe of Uchiba and the fact they have so many vegetarian options too which works well for many of my friends. Make sure to sit at the sushi bar it's so fun talking to the chefs. They have amazing service but I will say sometimes you do have to wait for your table even with a reservation. It is worth it though and I will keep going back to Uchiba! read more

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Best unagi that I have had in 10+ years. Last was in San Francisco. It's warm, it's got a slight char & is magnificent. Also loved the pork bao and crudo. Lovely interior, lively vibe (and noise level). Attentive staff that swooped in to snatch any empty plates - usually within a second of it being empty. read more

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Had a good time at lunch here this week! Uchibā had a good ambiance with great lighting and decor. Staff was nice and knowledgeable. We got the prix fixe lunch special which was a pretty good deal. The sake crudo was fresh and light tasting with delicate flavor. I got the karaage for the second course with was a generous portion and had lots of herbs on top. It ended with a kiwi sorbet that had so crunchy sesame seeds on top. Overall, delicious and high quality so a pretty good deal for the price! read more

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To date this has been the best sushi that I've ever had! From Tuna, Salmon, and Waygu! There are so many options. I enjoyed every single last one. This place was hopping around 6pm. It's got a nice upscale moody vibe. read more

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Uchiba is BOMB. I came here with a friend for brunch one day because I heard they did a $25 3 course menu on the weekends. Can confirm they do! It comes with one small item, one larger "entree," and a dessert sorbet. I got one of their sashimi sushi apps, it was small but DELICIOUS. My entree was the Uchiba burger, and dessert was a raspberry coconut sorbet. I also got the "hachi no hiza" cocktail at my server's rec when I asked about a floral/herbal option and it was lovely. My friend got the lychee martini which I tried and also LOVED, it had the perfect amount of sweetness. She also got the gyutoro donburi entree and three of the nigiri options. The total was about $85 before tax and tip, which I think is pretty standard. I'm giving 5 stars because for a nice place in Austin they do a great job, but they would knock it out of the park if the portion sizes were a bit bigger! I did leave still ready to eat a bit but I went home and had a small snack and I felt perfect. The ambiance is also very nice, it's upscale but not overly fancy. Bathrooms are very clean and all the servers are very kind. Would definitely rec a visit - I do think out of Uchiko, Uchi, and this spot that this one gives you the best bang for your buck, by far!! And it's just as upscale, if not maybe even more so than the other spots. read more

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Overall, I really enjoyed this place! We came in for Happy Hour and did the $90 tasting menu. All of the dishes were very good, and I loved the variety: sashimi, burger, skewers, salad, etc. It was a fun mix of things I probably wouldn't have ordered on my own. My only note is that, after roughly adding up what we got, I'm not sure it's really a "deal." We definitely got our money's worth, but I wouldn't go in expecting major savings compared to ordering directly from the Happy Hour menu. It feels more like a curated experience than a discount: which is still great, just different (not that they're claiming it is but it may be misleading since it's only available at HH time). Also! Maybe it was just me being extra hungry that day -- but I didn't leave feeling very full which is good (because I didn't feel like crap) and bad (obvious reasons). I would for sure return, but next time i'd order individual plates. read more

Just ok. The ambiance at the restaurant is excellent, and the downtown location is hard to beat. The service was also great--attentive and professional throughout the evening. However, Uchiba follows the same formula as Uchi and Uchiko: extremely small, tasting-style portions that feel more like bites than actual dishes. While the presentation is polished, the portion sizes make it difficult to feel satisfied - especially after spending a significant amount of money. You will leave hungry, which makes the overall experience hard to justify. At a certain point, great plating and atmosphere can't make up for portions that feel more like samples than a meal. In my opinion, there are plenty of better options downtown. Unfortunately, I've tried to like the Uchi restaurants, but the concept just doesn't do it for me. read more

Food: I was pleasantly surprised! If you enjoy sushi definitely give this place a try, don't hesitate. Everything was so fresh, and flavorful, the smallest bites packed so much in taste. Easily moved up to my favorite sushi in Austin. Service: the service was exquisite. They did not miss! Added bonus: every time our sushi was brought out to the table they told you what you were having and it made it feel like we had a private chef I loved this! Ambiance: we arrived at 4:15pm on a Monday and it wasn't full it was quiet and calm, until about 6ish it became very packed, bar was full and felt more lively. The aesthetics gave you can dress casually or dress up, lounge type couch area, bar seating and table mixed with booth seating as well as outside patio dining. Very clean, very dim, felt chill and comfortable. Bottom line: the menu may be a difficult read if not use to an authentic Japanese style sushi place but they will answer all your questions to help you decide but other than that I think there's a good variety of things to try on their menu for everyone. Say yes to this place! Just go! read more

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Ok while waiting in the lobby to figure out what to order, a lot of reviews mentions chef Austin and to request him. We did not request Austin but when we sat down at the sushi bar, guess who our chef was!!! We got Austin and It was meant to be. He was able to recommend dishes to us. We go to a lot of omakases and they don't offer that at this location but he curated and organized the dishes in perfect order. I don't remember what I ate but I do remember that I would be sad once this dinner was over. We requested recommendations that were more raw fish than cooked items. Each bite was better than the last. The dessert we highly recommend is the fried milk- wow, not too sweet and it was delicious. Perfect date night! Thank you Austin. read more

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This was a fantastic meal we had. Sushi was fresh and they also had a bunch of other items that even my kids enjoyed. The service was attentive and friendly. We went for lunch so wasn't too crowded. Highly recommend read more

Really good food. Have been here multiple times and while some occasions have been worse than others, I'd say it's generally pretty good and worth checking out. Beautiful ambiance. read more

Had the veggie ramen today for lunch and it was kinda mid! I expected a significantly more upscale and eventful ramen from a place like Uchiba. The flavor was hard to identify, it was very low on the broth, and truly nothing special about the dish itself. The service on the other hand as always ws absolutely top notch. Always feel so spoilt here. read more

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I managed to snag a same day Sunday reservation thanks to a cancellation and YES, immediately add Uchiba to your list! Just like Uchiba's sister restaurants, Uchi and Uchiko, Uchiba offers the same fresh, deliciousness but in a less formal setting. The interior is velvet, modern, and effortlessly classy. We were pleasantly surprised to find a prix fixe offering during lunch on a Sunday. For only $25, the pre fixe includes an appetizer, entrée, and sorbet--UNREAL. I ordered the Hama Chili and the Karaage. Hama Chili, super refreshing and packed with the best flavors in solid cuts. As for the karaage, elevated chicken nuggets with a kick. But the real star? The 9-course omakase offered during happy hour for only $45. You get the same fine-dining quality and service as their sisters, along with some elevated comfort dishes for the more simple eaters such as the Ba Burger. read more

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We were a party of 3 just having a ladies lunch with 1 lady that had been to Uchiba's for dinner and was our first visit for lunch. No parking available, it's downtown so you're on your own. There is parking at the Austin central library upon availability. We ended up at the building across the street that cost us $30 which was ok for downtown and 2 1/2-3hrs but this isn't always feasible for others. We had a bunch of nigiri (sake salmon, sake toro, bluefin otoro) and maki sushi (Hama chili, black zero sen), chicken donburi (not even close to traditional), it was very salty and formed into a chicken sausage and other sushi's that I may have failed to mention. We shared a black sesame seed ice cream that was the only generous option (3 scoops). Service was good, attentive but not enthusiastic. We had a few $7 lunch special cocktails that were reasonable and refreshing. Pro's: I liked the limited seating so the atmosphere is not the typical Austin norm of loud and overly crowded. We did make reservations. Cons: You're limited to JUST lunch menus, no option of dinner menu selections. We wanted uni, and others but that was a "no go" Wasabi was not offered and asked if we could have some with soy. When our $400+ check arrived, a teeny pinch bowl of maybe 1/2 tsp of wasabi cost $8 each which was not mentioned! This ruined it for me. It's the little things such as this that gives me negative vibes. We don't mind paying for good food, I just thought this was extremely ridiculous. So what could have been an additional tip to our waitstaff, was decreased, sorry. Upfront communication always works, no surprises. We all traveled from northwest to dine here and I'm not sure I'd return. I don't think it was worth all the hype. read more

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Uchi is one of my fav restaurants and Uchiba did not disappoint! Everything we had was delicious but the highlights were the Hama chili, hot stone wagyu and fried milk. Can't wait to come back! read more

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The menu prices and what they charged on the receipt at the end had some 50 cent differences. This happened w multiple items. Not a big deal at this price point tbh but surprising to see at a restaurant I think overall i personally prefer uchi more still. But still a nice place to try. Interior is really beautiful. Recommend getting: Spicy tuna- 5/5- really good. My personal favorite dish. The green onion aioli is really yummy. The flavors felt like it changed for me at the end. Cucumber was very fresh. And the nice salt finish at the crispy part to end my bite was nice Bluefin otoro 5/5- melt in the mouth. You need to add some of the sauce w it. Prefer this over the zuke. Very nicely flavor. And wasabi was really nice and high quality. Had such a nice subtle flavor w it Kankitsu sake 4.5/5- really good. Would recommend getting Yucca chips 4/5- really good, nice portion size to share mainly liked the chips. Very nicely crisp and thin yucca chips. The hummus is very citrusy and was less into that because of how sharp the citrus was. Bit the yucca chips itself were really nice and still an interesting unique dish to try Hama chili- 4.5/5- such nice pairings w the orange and salty soy sauce and slight chili flavor. More for interesting flavor combo and a classic for the uchis Could get: Sea bream- 4/5- had a really nice vinagrette and pear pairing w the sea bream. It was really good and felt like it was a nice balance of flavors Skippable- for me but friends would like. So think it just depends if you usually like these dishes or not: Smoky wagyu skewer 3/5- can split one cube of a bite for 6 people, very tender and smoky flavor. Apple flavor is a smaller hint Toasted scallop -3.5/5- the rice was very good nice and warm soft texture Sake toro 3/5- would have been a 5/5 for me. think they shouldnt have added the ginger. That slightly ruined the item as it overpowered any taste of the fish for me. Otherwise. The rice is some of the nicest sushi rice ive had. A little bit sweet and warm and very good. Salmon wouldve been good as well Karaage 3.5- has a slight buffalo chicken like flavor but less sharp Bluefin zuke 3.7/5 - good if you like tuna. Has a nice flavor. Recommend dipping w some of the soy sauce Seared scallop 3.7/5- the better scallop dish i felt lthey have as we ordered the toasted one as well. the buttery sauce is nice Pho wagyu dumpling- 4/5- does have a nice texture for the dumpling skin. But it is dumplings. So can be skippable if you dont think its worth it Desserts- Shaved ice 3/5- if you like fruity tastes. The shaved ice is really fresh. Inside is a sorbet. But the highlight is the salt on the shaved ice Fried milk- 4/5 - very interesting and unique. Nice combination of flavors. But wouldnt necessarily crave. The sweet cream ice cream was unexpected Chocolate creamix- 3.7/5- again a lot of interesting unique combinations of pudding, crunch and peanut butter and nice mixture of textures. But dont think you need to go out of your way to get read more

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I came in with a colleague on a Tuesday and we were seated at the sushi bar. We ordered a mix of izakaya small plates and sushi. Some hits and misses. -(5/5) charred broccolini, it's criminal how good they made a vegetable taste. All veggies should be cooked like this -(3/5) kabocha tempura, not the best I've had but good enough. A tad too sweet imo -(3/5) tsukune yakitori, really soft filling but it was almost mushy -(0/5) fried Bao bun, it was supposed to have pork belly and shrimp inside and it tasted like nothing but a lot of fried dough -(1/5) spicy tuna roll, it was doing too much and I could barely taste the tuna. I feel like a normal spicy tuna roll is better. A lot of the sushi had a variety of sauces on top. I may just be a traditionalist but I think they took away from the flavor of the fish. I just like a good ol' aged soy sauce swab on my fish. Bluefin toro was great but expensive. Uni came with a shiso leaf which has a very strong taste, I thought it overpowered the uni. For dessert their iconic fried milk. Just as good as I remember. read more

The lunch deal is one of the best all around values in Austin. The salad is excellent!

The place feels super swanky and has bar, outdoor and indoor seating. Our waitress was very friendly and explained the items well when we had questions. I ordered the lunch special and got the hamachi chili, karaage with French fries, and it came with a sorbet. The hamachi was cut into a few slices with mandarin orange slices on the bottom. Perfect balance of fish in the ponzu sauce then a refreshing bite of orange after. The karaage was also yummy, not dry, good amount of sauce, and perfect portion. Food was fresh and a great price for what was all included. Super rare deal in Austin! read more

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I have already been to Uchi before, so this is stop #2 of the Hai Hospitality Group restaurant tour. Like many Austinites, this is a staple on an Austin food bucket list. I'm so glad we made it during their happy hour & snagged the last lounge table. They get very busy, although maybe because we went on Friday night. I didn't see any reservations for 4pm-5pm on their website, all reservations started at 6pm so I assumed we wouldn't have a problem getting seated. I guess everyone also knows to show up at opening for walk-in seating. Throughout our meal, more people came to line up or arrive for their reservations. When we left, there was still a line of 10-15 ish people/5-6 tables if assuming couples that spilled out to the other side of the door. Both their inside and outside patio were full. Despite this, our lounge area was comfy & we weren't bothered by the other 3 groups seated around us. Another benefit is being close to the bathroom. We ordered most of our food from the happy hour menu, and two from the regular "core"' menu: the korokke balls & uchiba salad. They paced us very well, starting with nigiri & cold tastings and moving into mains & hot tastings (with the exception of the bluefin tartare which strangely got lost until the very end). Each course was splendid & tasty! I literally am unable to pick a favorite dish. I will need to come back to eat the rest of their menu, because the desserts look so good :) read more

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Came here for their $25 3 course lunch and so worth it. My favorites were the brussel sprouts and the Hama chili crudo and the karaage. It was flavorful and crispy. I got the hot fried chicken bun to try something else. Did not expect it to be as good as it was. Chicken had a great crunch, sauce was good and messy, and the bun was toasted. We also ordered the pork belly bonburi bc who doesn't love pork belly. It was so good but whatever they put on their rice was addicting. I could not stop eating it. The hachi no hiza was my favorite drink I tried. Light and perfect for summer. They do have indoor and covered patio seating to protect you from the sun beating down on you. There is a parking garage right across the street underneath torchys but I paid $24 to park there for 2 hours. They do take reservations and hold your card on file for no shows. It's $25 pp for no shows read more

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Their happy hour is such a gem, I (almost) want to keep it a secret. We saw the $90 for two tasting menu (9 courses!) and jumped at it immediately. It's SO much food for such a steal! It consisted of: 1 Appetizer - Fried Brussel Sprouts (delicious!) 2 Hot Tastings - Chicken Skewer (SO tender and yummy!), Wagyu Slider (good quality and portion but needed sauce... also needed to split it in two with a knife so hope your splitting skills are good ;)) 2 Cold Tastings - Tuna Tartare, Hamachi Crudo 2 Nigiri - Amberjack and Salmon, Amazing 1 Handroll - white tuna 1 Dessert - I don't usually like dessert but this one was heaven - the creamy white chocolate coating complemented the tart pineapple ganache interior so well. We sat at the bar and the staff was lovely. The interior is super stylish. read more

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Overall a great experience during Happy Hour. Atmosphere is upscale, lots of hostesses available, waiters and well staffed. Friendly and personable. Food - This is where UCHI always excels, even their locations in Dallas & Denver. Uchiba is a good happy hour, lots of value and the fish is fresh. Yellow tail was flavorful as always, and a good pairing with Hot Sake. Can't beat the value during Happy Hour especially for the location in Austin. Conveniently located towards the Trader Joes & downtown walking areas. Dayboat scallops...the best. They melt in your mouth like absolute butter!! Salmon was nice, flavored well and their rice is always the perfect texture. Highly recommended! read more

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The vibe of this place was upper scale bar inside but the patio was more relaxed. I loved that they had cute little match boxes! All the staff members were super friendly and efficient. The weekend happy hour was such a great deal. They had $5 cocktails from 11:30 to 2:30. They have two lunch special options. We did the Ba Lunch which included the hand roll, two chef choice nigiri, an entree (I picked the hot chicken sandwich), and a salad. Food Review: Spicy Tuna with the sauce was phenomenal. My biggest regret was not getting two sushi rolls. The burger was okay. I had high hopes for it but it just didn't hit. Maybe needed a new sauce - it was a little dry. The nigiri was amazing. Melted in your mouth. So good. Hot Chicken Sandwich: the chicken was great but the bun was oversized. Basic. The house salad was AMAZING. I would come back just to get that again. The citrus old fashioned was different than a traditional but it paired nicely with the syrups. Slightly disappointed in the lack of fresh ingredients. Get anything with the fish and the house salad and you can't go wrong. read more

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The happy hour menu is a fun way to experience their food options! We sat on the patio and it was partially covered with fans, so definitely not too bad for a summer afternoon. I had heard good things about the happy hour menu, so we ordered that set menu along with some drinks. The food came out pretty quickly, and we were both full by the end of the experience. I think my favorites were the tuna hand roll and the dessert - I would totally go back for that ice cream bar. It was kind of like a pineapple cheesecake bar. The sushi was solid - nothing super standout aside from the Hama chili and the hot dishes were reasonable additions to round out the menu. Service was great tho, we were worried about the flies around the food but they brought out these automated fans to deter the bugs. I think if you're looking for an easy sushi meal that covers the bases the happy hour set menu is great. If you are more particular about the dishes or know what you like and want then ordering a la carte is probably the better option. read more

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Huge fans of Uchi already so we were curious to check out this new concept. We walked in with no reservation and got sat at the bar. The bartenders were both energetic and attentive. We tried a few different nigiri and sashimi, skewers and broccolini. It's a complementary concept with Uchi. The rest of the menu had limited vegetarian options compared to Uchi. It's a different vibe here altogether - more trendy and lounge-y than formal dining. The outdoor seating is nice too so you can check out the sports cars and dressy patrons in-and-out of the Proper Hotel across the street. All in all, great service, lively ambiance, delicious food and drinks. read more

Inviting ambiance with a great vibe and super friendly staff. The food was amazing. We tried a bunch of dishes that were totally new to us, and honestly, we loved every one of them. The Ba Salad and Hama chilli, sesame salad and fries were next-level good. Drinks were just okay overall, not impressive like the food, but the espresso martini was better among all. We also loved the corn sorbet. All around, a great place. We'd totally go back! read more

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This place has it going on. Perfect service in a cool sophisticated environment that feels both open and intimate. The food is spectacular- I trusted the chef and enjoyed every bite. If you can; go. read more