Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Round Rock

"For home-style Japanese food and sushi in a laid-back environment, Komé is king. The menu is a smorgasbord of options — from the sushi bar, yatai (street food), and fried treats (miso-glazed chicken wings or thighs, anyone?) to homemade gyoza, yakitori, ramen, and rice (aka komé), this place is an Austin favorite for many good reasons."

"Kome Sushi Kitchen is a Japanese restaurant that strives to offer great food at reasonable prices in a casual, comfortable environment. Founded by a native Japanese couple, you’ll know for sure you’re in for an authentic Japanese flavor. They offer an extensive menu, featuring takoyaki, ramen, rice bowls, homemade gyoza, and more!"

"Koméoffers a large assortment of sushi and a plentiful lunch menu. You'll want to try the ramen and a few of their apps on top of that, so it's best to bring your pals along."

"Otoko is a 12-seat Japanese restaurant located at South Congress Hotel in Austin, Texas. The multi-course omakase experience from Head Chef Yoshi Okai blends Tokyo-style sushi and Kyoto-style kaiseki into a unique tasting menu, selected and prepared by our chefs based on ingredient availability & seasonality. More info about Otoko is available here."

"This is the most expensive Japanese restaurant in Austin and for good reason. The restaurant only ever seats 12 people, so you’ll have to buy tickets in advance. For $175 a person you can enjoy the most incredible multi-course omakase (chef-selected) meal around."

"#sushi #yakitori #delicious #fukumoto #eateratx #loveyall #atx #fukumotoaustin. A fine, popular joint for both tourists and locals, Fukumoto Sushi & Yakitori Izakaya offers exquisite Japanese dishes for one to indulge in. Headed by Chef Kazu Fukumoto, this restaurant specializes in Edomae sushi while also focusing on the traditional tempura and yakitori, prepared from a wide variety of imported fish from Japan."

"5 out of 5 stars Restaurants Japanese Swedish Hill Historic District. Fukumoto, a refreshing new addition to the scene, is a sushi bar and yakitori izakaya headed by former Musashino chef Kazu Fukumoto. The sushi here is perfect."

"Fukumoto specializes in serving yakitori, Japanese favorite dishes, and sushi in n izakaya setting. It is owned by Chef Kazu Fukumoto. He loves to share his passion for food."

"South Lamar, Cedar ParkThe South Lamar Union complex has traditionally been hard on new restaurants, but this contemporary Japanese spot managed to swoop in from Cedar Park and stick the landing. Executive sushi chef Andy Chen brings unexpected flavors together to make the perfect bite; think sea bream with citrus ponzu, orange, chili oil, and shiso, or a house-made potato chip with salmon belly, fresh truffle, lemon aioli, and chives. If you can time it right, swing by the daily happy hour from 5-6:30pm for deals on cocktails, appetizers, sushi, and makimono."

"I just had the 18-course omakase at Soto and I was blown away!. Buy a gift card now and treat yourself in the near future!"

"There’s nothing that can compare to hand-pulled fresh noodles. Here to prove it is Xian Noodle and Sushi. Owned by 2 brothers, this string of restaurants has secured its rightful spot on the must-eat list of Austin."

"The menu at Maiko is a bit of east-meets-west fusion, including everything from simple salmon sashimi to their sake mac and cheese and egg roll nachos. They have a private karaoke room for a fun sushi & sake party and a stellar happy hour menu from 3-close on the weekdays where most rolls can be found for under $8. Try the Salmon: For $13.50 salmon lovers can rejoice in one spicy salmon roll, 2 slices of salmon sashimi, and 3 pieces of salmon sushi."

"Somehow, it always seems to be happy hour at this reliable sushi spot (it’s actually Monday-Friday 3pm -close, Sat/Sun 5-close), which makes it perfect for a group of hungry people also trying to not spend a ton of money. Also, this place makes a killer Sake White Cheddar Mac and Cheese. We have no idea what Sake actually has to do with it, but you should order it."

"909 W Mary St. | Thai Fresh is another Austin staple that focuses on delicious traditional Thai offerings based on local, sustainable ingredients in the heart of South Austin. Guests will find popular offerings and dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Photo by Hayden Walker"

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"This food truck in South Austin has a little bit of everything and it’s all made in-house. Ice cream, Italian ice, sorbet, shakes, juices, and paletas!. When something has fruit in it, know that it is made from fresh produce!"

"The South Austin gelato truck offers up all sorts of frozen sweets, from ice cream to paletas to Italian ices to sorbets. To-go orders can be placed in person or online, and there are curbside pickups too."

"From ice cream pops made with real fruit to Italian ice and pastries, your appetite will surely be satisfied. Baked treats + ice cream = the perfect combo."

"If you’re on the hunt for a place that will treat your special cake like the work of art that it truly is, then you should check out the award-winning Cake d’Arte!. They can create gorgeous, incredibly custom, and even 3D cakes, as simple or as out-of-this-world as you want your cake to be. Whether it’s a wedding or any other special occasion, you’ll be sure to get what you want."

"It’s a good thing that Valentine‘s Day falls on a Saturday because you can stay in bed with the Nate’s Baked Goods & Coffee “Breakfast in Bed” meal that features items like handmade quiche, heart-shaped biscuits with cinnamon butter, and chocolate-dipped local strawberries!. They even have a gluten-free menu. If you prefer a candlelight dinner, Nate’s will be offering three meal options: filet mignon, Hill Country quail, or prawn and scallop skewers – served with the tastiest of side dishes and of course mind-blowing sweets and desserts."

"I’ve had cakes, scones, tea cookies and cookies from Nate’s and have never been disappointed. When the owner (she knows I love cookies) told me about her new creation, The Lil Daddy, I had to try it to see what the hype was all about."

"The East Austin coffee shop and beer bar has a simple, elegant menu of Aeropress, drip, and espresso, featuring beans from the co-owners roastery Flat Track among others. The light, warm space, and friendly baristas will help even those who don’t care about the latest and greatest trends in the coffee world. The promise of fresh Rosen’s Bagels and Swedish Hill pastries."

"Open with online ordering The Brew & Brew is a coffee shop and bar just east of Downtown Austin, serving up a rotating selection of craft and local coffees and beers. Enjoy an espresso with your croissant to kick off the day or up your lunch game with a bagel sandwich from Rosen's Bagel Co. and one of 39 brews on tap (or more, we won't judge)."

"One of the youngest breweries on our list, Zilker Brewing has made a big splash in a few short years. Voted “Best Brewery Taproom” by Austin Beer Guide editors, this East 6th Street “Urban Brewery” looks like it’s been there for ages, seamlessly integrated into what used to be a mechanic’s garage. There are plenty of seasonal beers in rotation here, but you can usually find their light, crisp Honey Blonde, bready Marco IPA, and creamy Coffee Milk Stout."

"Another excellent choice for those perfectly hoppy hazy IPAs. They’ve got great mainstays, some superb seasonal beers, and a great atmosphere. They host a lot of fun events too!"

"The best place to find American-Belgo ales Marco Polo, y'all #paleale"

"All the food is made in-house and by hand, with organic ingredients when possible. We recommend you go bold and try the latest “Off the Map” pie, which varies by the month. Featuring funky, unexpected combinations and ingredients, each month’s offering basically exemplifies Austin: totally weird and totally awesome."