Came for the handroll, but stayed for the nigiri!! The pieces of fish that come on each nigiri are MASSIVE and took me 2-3 bites for each. It's delicately prepared with some hand picked toppings that were very compatible with each piece of fish. The piece of fish that you get in each hand roll feels like half the amount of fish that you get on a nigiri. I will be coming back for the nigiri and sashimi! read more

Yuki Handroll Bar - Menu with current prices - Sushi Bars Near Me - Austin, Texas

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We are Yuki Stans in this house. What to get: nigiri, each is about 3 bites so decide your portioning based on that! Service is hit or miss, but really you're here for the fish. The handrolls are just okay in my opinion, but they are good value when you get the set. read more

Yuki Handroll Bar - Nigiri - Sushi Bars Near Me - Austin, Texas

Yuki Handroll Bar is a modern Japanese restaurant focusing on fresh, made-to-order hand rolls served at U-shaped counter. The restaurant is small with dimmed lighting. I met a friend there for lunch. She ordered five handrolls (lobster, tuna, salmon, avocado and crab) and I ordered three (salmon, avocado and crab). The hand rolls were served on a black slat, which made the presentation of the hand rolls visually appealing. While Yuki Handroll Bar had really fresh ingredients inside the hand rolls, the seaweed was inedible for me. My friend was able to eat all her hand rolls and really enjoyed them. She really likes Yuki due to the gluten free options like gluten free soy sauce. Service was friendly and fast. read more

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OVERVIEW: 3-3.5/5 but not enough to round up! Dropped in on a Sunday afternoon for lunch and were seated right away. The hostess was also the server and she took care of drinks and checks. A more casual spot with limited seating along the U-shaped sushi bar. Menu is pretty straightforward with hand rolls, nigiri, sashimi, and blackboard specials (be sure to ask about pricing for those as they're not listed). You fill in your order with a dry erase marker and the server puts it in for you. Service is super easy and friendly! Overall it was a good experience but nothing special and I likely wouldn't revisit unless I was in the area. QUICK FACTS: - Parking? Yes, there is a decent-sized lot shared amongst the businesses in the strip. During peak hours it can be tricky to snag a spot, though. - Reservations? No, not needed. FOOD RATINGS: - Nigiri (3/5): The pro is the nigiri has giant, generous portions of fish. Easily 2 bites. The con is it's pretty average and nothing really stood out as far as the toppings and flavor add-ons. The rice was said to have a hint of matcha in it but I didn't taste any of that. - Hand rolls (3.5/5): Pretty decent hand rolls made freshly in front of you. The only one we were disappointed in was the scallop one. Because it was cooked, minced scallop it really just tasted like canned tuna. Not worth $8. read more

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For us to be in 2026, do better. I was fooled by the social media accounts of Austin. While I understand the food scene in Austin is no where near as good as Houston, but pleasseee for the love of god, work on customer service. Especially at a sushi place. Both waiters barely acknowledged me When it was time to order, the waiter didn't even bother to ask me what I wanted. After my friend had ordered, he had walked away. And I looked at my friend saying it loud, "he just completely skipped me". Like damn. When he was close by, I flagged him and said "You skipped me" *in a very very nice voice* and he had responded "You didn't fill out your form, I had figured you were still looking". Look, I get that, but still ask???? Like "are you still looking or are you ready?" Asked my friend if she wanted more sushi but didn't bother to ask me. Helluuuuur??? I got the 4 set handroll Toro Salmon Yellowtail (daily special) Crab The texture of the nori felt so old that when you take your first bite, you're tearing it away. Versus a crispy one bite. Bite after bite, felt like a disappointment. After my friend had been asked for anymore sushi, she happily said no. And I quote "I don't want to pay for anymore mid sushi" You're better off getting the nigiri or sashimi as the size of the fish is bigger than most. But hey, I didn't get asked for more and I agreed, my friend was right. The tip reflected on the service and I hate that, but if you give shitty service, don't expect a 15% tip. I said what I said. read more

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A hidden gem for date night in West Austin! It's a cozy, 18-seat spot with an intimate omakase vibe where chefs prepare the food right in front of you. Because it's first-come, first-served, you'll want to get there early because it can get packed. The food is worth it every time regardless. Don't skip the lobster handroll or different pieces of nigiri. Plus, their rice is next level and uniquely seasoned compared to other spots. A must tryyyy read more

Yuki Handroll Bar - Sushi Bars Near Me - Austin, Texas

Food was some of the best sushi I've ever had really hit the spot. Service was impeccable. The environment was amazing with the great taste in music including Mac Demarco would go here any day of the year. read more

Yuki Handroll Bar - Sushi Bars Near Me - Austin, Texas

Oh, my gosh. This place, hands down best handroll bar I've ever been to. Service was immaculate and informational. The lady that served us was very nice and made sure we understood their menu and also provided us with information regarding today's specials and items not stated on their menu. They use matcha infused rice for all their creations. It really does bring different flavors and aroma when paired with their fresh fishes. Im not a handroll person but their handrolls were delicious. 10/10. What really blew me away was their nigiri options. The price at first was hefty, but after seeing the nigiris I've ordered, I can understand the pricing on that. The nigiri's were HUUGEEE! Took me maybe 3 big bites to eat one. The wagyu melted in my mouth, the unagi was delightful, salmon belly was to die for and their mackerel sushi was sooooooooo smooth. Nigiris were a 1000000/10. I will definitely be back whenever im in Austin again. If you haven't tried it yet, I recommend that you do! read more

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First time visit this past weekend. This will be a two part review. The service was great, the place very clean, oddly for a Saturday, we were the only customers at the time ( two more couples rolled in while we were dining. As noted in a non descriptive location and all seating is around a raised counter with bar stool seating. As noted the hand rolls are not ice cream cone shaped (Temaki) but rather done in a standard "log" shape. An extra treat was provide in the form of a fried salmon skin roll, at the end of our dining. Very tasty! We tried the Tuna and Yellowtail hand rolls - they were kind enough to cut them in half for us. We also had the Lady Gaga roll, and the Agadashi Tofu. All had a great presentation and were quite fresh and tasty, though perhaps they could dial back the sweetness in the sushi rice a tad. We will definitely return and I will update the review at that time. Note this is for the location on FM620. Also I forgot to mention, the meal comes with miso soup with seaweed and clams. While I appreciate being offered the soup, it was, to my taste and my dining companion, not very good. read more

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10/10 when the owner/chef stepped in the Wagyu piece was better than I've ever had it from here. I ordered 4. Huge pieces of nigiri. read more

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Overall I enjoy coming to Yuki, especially since it's close to my office. However since it is bar seating only and the seats are limited, coming with a party of 3 or more means having to wait for consecutive spots to open up or split up your group. I usually order the 4 hand roll combo which is just enough for me. They taste good and are priced fairly. read more

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This place is in the same plaza as the Grove. It's super small and cute inside. All of the seating wraps around where they make the rolls. We were in and out and it's a great spot for lunch. The hand rolls were extremely fresh and I was impressed. I would definitely go back. I got the salmon hand roll and the unagi. Both were awesome. 2 filled me up and I was good to go! read more

Yuki Handroll Bar - Salmon hand roll - Sushi Bars Near Me - Austin, Texas

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As a really big fan of Handies Douzo in Houston, I have been very interested in finding a good handroll place in the Austin area. Yuki was a good experience, though parking was very tricky, and the prices are higher. The rolls were good, some of the comments on here say they don't like the crab roll, but it was actually one of my favorites. It's at least reasonable if you just stick to a three or four roll combo, the individual pieces are priced too high for what they are. That said it's a nice vibe and I would probably return if I found myself in the area. read more

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Unexpectedly intimate spot in a wet lake strip mall. We had a delicious meal, the fish was incredibly fresh and well prepared. I thought the nigiri was more exciting, the hand rolls really are just sushi rolls with the one item in them, but the nigiri was beautifully prepped and delicious (although quite large!) I also loved the clam miso soup, I have never had that before. Service was attentive and we had a nice time! Recommend! read more

Yuki Handroll Bar - Nigiri - Sushi Bars Near Me - Austin, Texas

Tried it again. Just amazing. Food was fresh, tasty yet simple, and the ambiance was great and relaxing. The service this time was great! 100% recommend. Traditional and yummy. read more

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Randomly picked from Yelp to pop in for lunch, best decision of the day. Hubby and I split the 4 hand roll (Salmon, Tuna, Crab and Yellowtail) they cut them in half for us. Then we ordered Nagiri (Salmon, Toro, Yellowtail and Tuna) very pretty presentation. Don't be intimidated by the prices everything is good portions. Hubby and I were content splitting all the above. read more

Yuki Handroll Bar - Yellowtail Hand Roll - Sushi Bars Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Cute, cute decor. Our server was awesome. He was very attentive and knowledgeable when we had questions. Pickled wasabi - I will never be without it again! The shrimp roll was weird. I failed to get a picture of the lobster roll and the avocado roll sadly. They were huge and unwieldy. The server said they aren't allowed to cut the rolls but he brought us a plate and a butter knife so we could cut the rolls ourselves. The salmon roll was yummy. The avocado and the lobster rolls were delicious. read more

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This was a cute place with nice staff and very clean. The service was fast. For the price and what you get, this is a nice eatery. We ordered sashimi, nigiri and hand rolls. Honestly, like it's name says, it's a place for hand rolls. I'm used to the cone shape hand rolls but these were more like round rolls. They were easy to eat and very cute. The sashimi and nigiri were fresh but this isn't really a proper sushi place. If you're looking for sushi like Uchi, this will fall short. If you're looking for tasty hand rolls and laid back atmosphere, this would be the place for that. I gave it 5 stars if you go for what they specialize in and that's hand rolls. read more

Yuki Handroll Bar - Nigiri - Sushi Bars Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Service here is great and the staff are incredibly attentive. The prices are more affordable than similar handroll places closer to downtown, which is a big plus. The menu offers variety, but I like the crudo options of the handroll place in Houston. I love the convenience of using an erasable marker to mark your selections directly on the menu--it makes the ordering process fun and easy. The nigiri pieces are impressively large, and the rice is soft with a slight green tint, which adds a unique visual touch without altering the flavor. The seaweed isn't crisp, the fish on some of the handroll orders are served as a slice versus diced so I am using my teeth to tear through and then kind of making a mess. I ordered madai, which had a piece of gristle, which was hard to work through and i believe should've been removed prior to serving. For about $60, I had three handrolls and a piece of nigiri, which felt like good value considering the portion sizes and quality. We also tried the yuzu cheesecake, it had bright flavor, though the slice was a bit small. Overall, I'd return to have nigiri and entertain my friends since it's priced lower. It's not good for large groups since the seating is bar seating. read more

I was really looking forward to trying Yuki Handroll Bar since I love Handroll and it has many positive reviews. It's located in a small strip mall and has about 20 seats at the counter (sushi bar seating only). Hubby and I both had the 6 Handroll set (crab, salmon, tuna, scallop, lobster, and yellowtail). It was enough to eat but it just wasn't enjoyable for me. Half of the rolls (crab, lobster, and scallop) were all mashed up and tasted like mayo. I pretty much just took a bite or two and then just stopped eating them. Also, the nori was torn or broken when it was presented on my plate for several rolls which was disappointing. The other rolls also weren't flavorful. read more

The food was very good and same with the service! Very filling and pretty reasonable price.

Visit Date: August 29, 2024 I've been in a weird phase where I don't like eating raw seafood for fear of food-borne illness. But sometimes you need to leave your comfort zone and try new things. That was my experience at YUKI. I got the veggie handroll combo and two extra rolls in the shrimp katsu and masago. I thought the masago was the egg one, but come to find out it is fish roe! I still ate the whole thing. My mom ordered a couple 4-piece sashimis for us to share (including chu toro, amberjack), and I tried two. I guess I haven't been used to the texture of fresh fish, so those weren't my favorite but I could still taste how good they are & how good a deal YUKI offers. The overall quality could still be better, as according to my parents the original chefs no longer work at this location because they are helping establish the new one. Next time they suggest coming here, I won't say no AND I'll order actual sushi, not veggies. read more

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We've definitely been missing a good Handroll bar in Austin! My husband and I visited on a Friday evening. They do not taking reservations, so we arrived early around 5:15 and were seated right away. They open at 4:30 and it was packed by 6. There is only one U shaped bar to sit at and when it's full, there's a wait. My husband ordered one of the specials that included 5 preselected rolls and I ordered 3 separate rolls. The daily special was yellowtail. My favorite rolls were the shrimp katsu and scallop roll. The chef makes the rolls right in front of you. Everything tasted very fresh. This place is relatively pricey. The lowest priced handroll I saw was $7, so that gives you an idea of how quickly it can add up. I also ordered a glass of white wine. Three servers were circulating the bar and helping as needed. They also explained how to fill out the menu and provided good recommendations. Overall, we enjoyed our experience and might come back again on occasion. read more

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Yuki is in Bee Caves area of Austin so the food prices were a little more to reflect the area. Seating is very limited and the U shape configuration offers that of traditional Japanese sushi experience. They do not take reservations so it is a first come first serve basis. Service is quick and if you do end up waiting for a table it wouldn't be for long. The hand rolls were very delicious and the fillings tasted fresh. I had tried their crab, scallop and chutoro...the crab being my favorite! The nigiri pieces were huge! I noticed that the chefs use precut pieces (not sure if it is the same amount for the hand rolls) for their nigiri/sashimi. I almost wished the fish was slightly smaller because I felt like a blowfish after popping each nigiri piece whole in my mouth!! The madai was my favorite the chutoro was questionable on texture. We ended with a slice of their yuzu cheesecake. The yuzu flavor was very subtle and the slice itself was tiny for $7. Prices are slightly high but it is understandable because of the area. Handroll spots in Austin is almost to none and I am glad I was able to dine here! read more

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This little 20 seat restaurant is in the same strip off Bee Caves where the Grove is located. Parking gets tight depending on the time since that parking lot isn't huge. Seating is first come first served along a U-shaped bar height top. Music plays in the background and you're greeted with an irasshaimase when you enter the restaurant. The waitstaff is nice and helpful while the folks behind the bar quietly work on your meal - wasn't much in the way of interaction. The menu has some appetizers, handrails, sushi and sashimi and also handroll combos. Prices aren't exactly cheap but are commensurate with the fare. The handroll combos are a good place to be and they range from 3-6 handrolls - it's good bang for the buck. If you start adding nigiri and sashimi you'll see your tab escalate significantly. That being said the cuts of sashimi are pretty large compared to other sushi restaurants and I believe the nigiri are a bit larger as well. Rice is seasoned although I'm not sure with what (it's green colored). They also have daily specials on a chalkboard on the back wall of the right side of the bar. We had: Seaweed salad - this was good for sharing - a little goes a long ways Chu Toro sashimi - comes with garnished with some seaweed/kelp, radishes, onions and greens with a little sauce and chilis on the bottom Yellowtail belly sashimi - also garnished very similarly to the Chu Toro. We felt the yellowtail belly was actually better than the Chutoro Sweet shrimp nigiri - nigiri with the fried shrimp head (very nicely battered and fried). Served with three types of flavored masago - wasabi, soy and chili? Scallops - more of a kewpie mayo tossed scallop salad vs slices of scallops Salmon Crab - crab salad vs tubes of kani Shrimp Katsu - fried shrimp - probably the universal favorite Ikura - salmon roe Japanese Uni Overall - I'd come back but I'd probably stick to just handrolls given the price. I'd likely go elsewhere for more variety when it comes to nigiri or sashimi. read more

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I never wanted to step foot back in here. However, a work colleague didn't give me much of a choice. Mid summer dinner place was dead. Food ok. Edamame not in shells $7. They have specials don't tell you the prices. Wagyu sushi was $30 for two pieces. Hand roll for six $34.90. Place closes at 8:30 pm during week. I noticed once got home was charged for a Prosecco that we didn't order. The energy tags are off televisions. Only counter seating. No tables. read more

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LOVED IT. I've recently been really into Japanese food and this place has definitely jumped to the top of my list. I believe Yuki is new to Austin and the chefs are killing it! I got the 5pc hand roll along with salmon belly and sweet shrimp nigiri, it was all delicious and pretty cool to see them making everything right there. I'm also a believer in how much excellent service can enhance your experience and that was definitely true here!! I definitely recommend getting there before 6 for dinner otherwise you'll probably have to wait a bit as it's an intimate sushi bar setup with limited seating. The place is located right by the Grove with plenty of parking as well. Food 5/5 - favorite was the scallop hand roll Service 5/5 - both chefs and waitress were so kind and attentive, making sure we were enjoying our experience. To top it all off they gave us a free hand roll each and a shot (try the plum sake!!) Vibes 5/5 - really random I noticed them playing a rerun of the women's soccer World Cup final on the tv (i can't recall EVER being in a restaurant showing women's sports instead of whatever men's sports is on) it was the cherry on top! We will be back read more

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Came in for lunch at 11:30 and there was only one other person there! Yuki is starting off strong! The space is very intimate, only having sushi bar seating. The vibe is upscale and overall beautiful. An amazing place for date night. Our server, Manny, was wonderful. He was very attentive, kind, and informative! All of the rolls were extremely fresh as was the pickled ginger. There was no fishy taste to any of the rolls. My favorite was the tempura shrimp roll. The batter was the crispiest I've ever had and the shrimp was cooked perfectly. Almost melt in your mouth! With amazing service, wonderful food, and quality ingredients, Yuki did not disappoint. read more

Yuki Handroll Bar - Sushi Bars Near Me - Austin, Texas

This place was lovely. My husband and I always love trying new restaurants. I'm not sure how long this restaurant has been open, but it was new to us, and we had a pleasant experience. Food & drinks: I had the six rolls daily special, and my husband had the five rolls daily special. All delicious. My favorite roll was probably the scallop roll and the lobster. The scallop was mouthwatering good. I would order that 1000 times over again. I think next time when I go, I want to order more Nigiri, but either way, everything I had was delicious. We also had Clam miso soup and seaweed salad! The miso soup with clams was different but super good. I do wish there were more clams, personally. We ordered a bottle of rosé. I definitely recommend it if you're there for a special occasion. It's worth it if you want more than a couple of glasses between you and your date Service: the service was good; the people behind the bar making the sushi didn't chat with us at all. I do think it would make for a better experience if they did talk to us, maybe? But regardless, the food was good. Our server didn't speak to us much besides taking our order. If I could change anything, it would be nice if they asked if it was our first time. A good explanation about how to order would've been nice, too. I personally love it when the servers talk to us and give us a small introduction or even ask what brings us in, but we didn't get that. Ambiance: the restaurant is nice; I went on a Wednesday, so it wasn't that busy. I'm sure this place is really busy on the weekend, so I would recommend arriving early to make sure you get a spot. read more

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My only fear writing a review and giving it the proper five stars is everyone finds out about Yuki and prices go (even) higher. But they deserve it. Small spot, simple decor and you sit around the sushi bar. The quality of the food is simply AMAZING. YES, you pay more than H.E.B... but you can TASTE the freshness and/or quality. The handrolls, their signature, are served with a tasty (some flavoring added to the rice), warm rice compliment. The portions are decent - while it seems like five rolls will leave you hungry you're probably full at four. The staff is polite and attentive. The dedicated sushi is very well done and prepared. read more

Yuki Handroll Bar - Sushi Bars Near Me - Austin, Texas

We love Yuki literally the BEST sushi in ATX!! The sushi is SO fresh and always great service. We are addicted! read more

Yuki Handroll Bar - Sushi Bars Near Me - Austin, Texas

I like the way y'all roll! I've been on the hunt for handrolls in Austin for awhile and recently discovered this spot which is exactly what I've been looking for. They have all the classics you'd expect with fairly priced combos. I went with the 5 piece which had yellowtail, salmon, lobster, tuna and scallop. The service was excellent, food came out pretty quickly and tasted amazing. Will definitely be back in the best future! read more

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SO GOOD!!!!! Even better than KazuNori in my opinion! The fish quality is amazing and the nori is perfectly crispy. The 6 set handrolls is very filling and a great price. The daily fish was yellowtail! We also decided to try the yellowtail belly sashimi which was our fav of the night!!! So buttery! Highly recommend if its being offered at the time of your visit. The overall experience was wonderful. From being greeted to being given the check, it was a delightful time. The hostess was so kind and really helpful with all of our questions. The chefs were so accommodating and generous! read more

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When I heard about a new handroll spot, I was excited. Coming from LA, CA (KazuNori and Yunomi), my expectations are high due to the excellent service, quality, and overall experience. Unfortunately, the experience was mixed. Pros: - Parking is easy to find - Easy-to-read menu - Friendly servers - Crispy seaweed Side Notes: - Open lunch and dinner (Check hours) - A la cart + combo rolls - Beer, wine, sake, and bubbly - To-go orders available - No reservation system What We Got Done: - Asahi and Sapporo - Combo menu items 4 and 6 - Added Madai and Toro handroll What We Loved: The servers were friendly and quick (only one other couple). Service was prompt when we arrived, and they seemed knowledgeable about the menu. The crispy seaweed was great, and the delivery was speedy, as only one other couple was in the restaurant. Opportunities To Improve: Firstly, the decor and random things on the TV monitors could be updated. The sea animal documentaries/shows on the TV and stock photos of a chirashi bowl should change, as they lessen the experience of what they are trying to achieve at Yuki. Secondly, get the disinfectant sanitizers out of the way, which makes me feel it's a gentle reminder that you need it for some reason. Again, this is only my suggestion, but I understand keeping your hands clean. Thirdly, the dish prices were higher for the combinations (higher than Kazunori from LA/NYC), which I expected was an elevated experience. It's good, but for handrolls and at $35 for 6 handrolls ($28 at KazuNori in LA), I expected something better (naturally based on prices). Lastly, the music was too low. I could hear what the chefs were saying to the other couple of seats away from us. It was in the top 40, but perhaps it could use some other genre of music to set a tone there. Summary: This place has a ton of potential, as Austin needs more handroll shops with excellent fish, ambiance, and more. It was good, but I expected more based on prices and reading some of the other reviews. When you have places like Tsuke Edomae, it's hard not to compare the fish taste and rice quality to the overall experience. They have friendly staff and good food, and they will try it again once they settle in, as they opened not too long ago. read more

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This was definitely *chef's kiss*, never tasted rice like this before! I would definitely show up early since seats are limited but great experience. Staff were attentive and nice, the seaweed was a bit more on the chewy side, not as crispy or dry so I would try to eat quickly! Would definitely come back again :) read more

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Chose more wisely this time and completely enjoyed the meal - prefer the sashimi and nigiri read more

Yuki Handroll Bar - Sashimi and nigiri is the size of half my palm - taste and fresh - Sushi Bars Near Me - Austin, Texas

Amazing, fresh handrolls! Never had anything like this. The seating is around the cooking area so you see it being prepared and it is served quickly. Even the soy sauce is amazing! I had the 3 roll combo and each one was delicious. The sake was very good too! read more

Yuki Handroll Bar - Tuna Hand Roll - Sushi Bars Near Me - Austin, Texas

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When I found out that Austin now has a handroll bar similar in style to KazuNori, I was ecstatic!! This may be the only one of it's kind in Austin and I absolutely love a handroll bar I'll start by saying that the handrolls are on point!The salmon and tuna ones were my favorite, filled with fresh chunky pieces of meat. All the rolls had fresh fish and the seaweed paper around it was great, perfectly crunchy! The rice was good but there was something missing, and it may just have been that I'm used to and prefer warmer rice The one handroll that was a miss for me was the scallop. Cutting the scallop into small pieces leaves more to be desired - it takes away from the chunkiness and great texture of the scallops and there's more surface area for too much mayo around the fish Overall the rolls were great and I'd say close to comparable to Kazu which is a great compliment. What was not great is the prices! The toro handroll is $5.75 in LA while here it was $12... what?? Something doesn't add up here for a popular spot in California vs a new bar in Texas to be double the price. Most other handrolls are around $7.50, still a little pricier than they should be Also an affordable sake option such as one cup sake ($6 at Kazu) would be great! Ambiance is decent, a nice minimalist space with opportunity for it to be further elevated Service was average but they may just be ironing out early kinks. While Kazu allows you to switch out shellfish in their preselected menus, this place does not. Seating was slow due to empty seats needing to be cleaned and our check took a while at the end. The interactions we did have were simply fine, not great With more reasonable prices and elevated service, this place could easily become a 5 star. Handroll bars are clearly undersaturated in Austin so this is exciting and I see quite the potential for Yuki. I hope the constructive feedback is helpful to make Yuki an even better experience when I'm back for more! read more

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As with many openings and new concepts, I'm grateful that Austin has gotten a Handroll bar. Although, you can tell there are a few shortcuts made, I would recommend to anyone that hasn't had a real handroll experience before. At least go to see what this style of service. For those that have had handrolls in other bigger, more established cities, you may feel like you haven't quite scratched that itch. Food... The combo is the least expensive way to go to experience a lot of variety, however you get what you pay for. The scallop, lobster and crab were all mayo based. Meanwhile, I've always had it as its pure self. The nori went soft after the second bite, even if the photo was quick For me, I felt that I could mimic the rolls we had at home so highly recommend to make the best of your outting and get the a la cart higher end items. The wasabi was the horseradish kind which, again, one of the shortcuts because handroll bars are supposed to be of better quality and higher end without asking. Here, seems you must ask and pay extra for it. Service... Compared to other attentive waitresses to their tables, ours was just okay. She simply did her job. We weren't really offered any explanations or told of any specials. It was very hands off. We had to ask for the bill ourselves and didn't get the chance to flag her down to order anything else which was a shame because we saw other tables order the sweet shrimp and really good looking stuff. They are getting into the swing of things, I'm sure, as I saw the chef make a roll way too early, while the table didn't even finish their first roll yet. This is a huge no-no in this bar service style of eating, especially when the nori is supposed to be freshly crispy when eaten. This place is gonna be great to the community. Austin just lacks these types of things and there is for sure a desire for it. Great location in Westlake to capture that market as well! read more

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Been here a couple of times and I feel like it's just ok. The rolls are good but nothing spectacular. The seaweed could be crunchier. Green tea cost $5 and when you ask for a refill, they charge you another $5. Overall, I feel like it wasn't worth the price but I'll prob come back and try the nigiri and hopefully it's better. read more

Yuki Handroll Bar - Seaweed salad - Sushi Bars Near Me - Austin, Texas