Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Pearland

"Kata Robata prides itself on being Houston’s premier sushi and Japanese tapas restaurant featuring an exclusive menu from Executive Chef Manabu ‘Hori’ Horiuchi. When it opened in 2010, Kata Robata changed the face of sushi dining in Houston: blending both traditional and modern Japanese cuisine, the grilled meats, vegetables, and sushi ae prepared with great care and guaranteed to be the freshest they can be. For a signature meal try the chawan mushi, ramen, or donburri, unless you feel like attempting the lobster mac and cheese."

"Despite what we’ve been led to believe, sushi is less about the fish and more about the rice. Proper attention to details like temperature, packing, and vinegar-flavor are just as important as that buttery toro you love so much. And no one pays more attention to detail than the brilliant Chef Manabu Horiuchi, aka Hori-san."

"At MF Sushi in the Museum District, chef Chris Kinjo cranks out raw marvels, using fish flown in regularly from Japan, with elegant movements and superior knife skills. The o-toro (fatty tuna) nigiri, hamachi kama (grilled yellowtail collar), baked lobster tempura and the A5 Wagyu roll with asparagus, onions, shredded chili, and miso tare are all standouts, but part of what makes this high-design spot so special is the omakase (chef’s selection) tasting menu. Reserve a seat at the bar to enjoy a bird’s-eye view of all the action, then sit back and relax while you leave it to the experts to plan your meal."

"Any partner would be impressed with the sleek and elegant MF Sushi. The Museum District’s premiere sushi spot serves up consummate fresh fish in the form of high quality sushi, nigiri and sashimi. The minimal woodsy décor is the perfect accompaniment to excellent service and an original drink menu."

"When chef brothers Chris and Alex Kinjo opened MF Sushi in Houston's Museum District in 2015, it caused a stir among diners familiar with their previous local venue and acclaimed o..."

"Top Sushi is a local Japanese restaurant that has established a name for itself in Houston, Texas. They serve fresh, top-quality ingredients to their valued customers. Try some of their appetizers from the kitchen - there’s oyster nachos, crab puffs, the all-time favorite gyoza, and tempura, to kick-off that unique Japanese experience."

"This Houston venture hosts Happy Hour Monday through Sunday from 5- 7 pm. Drinks start at $4 and appetizers start at $5. Sushi specials start at $1.50-$2.50 per roll."

"Since its opening in 2002, The Fish in Midtown has achieved a pleasing balance of fresh, high-quality sushi and reasonable prices, earning it many loyal customers."

"It felt weird to not mention some of the bakeries around town that really just kill it on the pastry front. See, specifically I wanted to talk about bread exclusively, but here are some honorable mentions who focus on sweet tooth satisfaction:"

"With a daily rotating soup menu, vegan pozole and Creole red beans and rice, Doshi House Cafe also has tonics and smoothies. Located in the third ward, this community-oriented spot serves local Greenway coffee and full-leaf tea. The Doshi House|Facebook"

"For all my vegan peeps, Doshi House has a great menu that includes Creole red beans and rice and Thai coconut curry with red mushrooms for $7."

"Their coffees and vegetarian goodness are raved about from vegans and omnivores alike. Their evening meals start at just $7."

"7pm Watch a Basketball Game In a Suite at Toyota Stadium Watching live sports is quintessential American past-time and Houston's Toyota Stadium is one of the best locations to watch basketball from. The game itself is full of entertainment whether it be the basketball players, music, cheerleaders, canons shooting t shirts or tiny parachutes raining down on guests with sponsor vouchers. Honestly, for someone that doesn't really follow a lot of sport, this was one of the best experiences I've had (maybe I have an inner sports fan?)."

"Or, if you’re in the city at the right time, check out rockets of a different kind and experience a Houston Rockets game at the Toyota Center and help Houstonians cheer on their home team. The Omni Houston Hotel concierge team contributed to this article."

"For a fun, immersive experience in nature, Houston’s Armand Bayou Nature Center is a wonderful spot for hiking, wildlife watching, and more. The center is home to over 370 species of local wildlife, which you can see from one of its 5 miles of trails and hiking areas. While it’s meant to be a family-friendly learning center and urban wilderness conservation, it’s great for avid hikers who enjoy wildlife and bird spotting."

"One of the largest urban nature preserves in the country, Armand Bayou Nature Center in Pasadena offers 5 miles of trails across 2500 acres of natural wetlands forest, prairie, and marsh habitats. Some of the trails offer shade, and some are in full sun, so choose wisely based on the weather!. In addition to the trails here, you can explore a historic farm, complete with a blacksmith, farmhouse, and a few other buildings."

"Based at the Houston Museum of Natural Science, the Cockrell Butterfly Center and Brown Hall of Entomology offers visitors a fascinating insight into the world of butterflies and insects. The center features a variety of exhibits, displays and presentations, and is one of the top places to go in Houston. The Rainforest Conservancy, a spectacular three-story glass structure with a 50-foot waterfall filled with exotic plants and living butterflies is especially popular, and vast exhibition halls showcase some of the world’s largest and weirdest arthropods."

"Step into an indoor rainforest at the Houston Museum of Natural Science’s Cockrell Butterfly Center. In a three-story glass structure, you’ll appreciate the spectacle of hundreds of butterflies flitting around. This is one of the best things to do on a rainy day with children in Houston."

"The Houston Museum of Natural Science is Houston’s favorite museum for people of all ages. See the Cullen Hall of Gems & Minerals, take in a show at the planetarium, and definitely stop by the Butterfly Center. General admission is $25 for adults, and $16 for kids."

"Set on the edge of Memorial Park, the Houston Arboretum and Nature Centre features five miles of hiking paths to explore before you find the perfect spot among the flowers and lily pad ponds to propose. You can then take part in one of the center wine tasting courses before heading off to spend the rest of the day planning your future. Why not check out the centre’s woodland glade wedding venue while you are there?"

"Or if you're looking for a more rustic outdoor experience, check out the Houston Arboretum & Nature Center, where miles of trails and different habitats make for a fun afternoon of exploration. EVENING: The Downtown Aquarium is a 500,000-gallon under-water adventure complex that includes a Ferris wheel, an aquatic carousel, Shark Voyage and a restaurant."

"This 155-acre urban sanctuary is a perfect place to get outdoors and feel the crispness of the winter season — along with the changing leaves and flowers."