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The best sushi in Austin

Craft Omakase leads our ranking for sushi in Austin. It is named most often by local critics and food writers. Kemuri Tatsu-Ya and Uchiko Austin come next.

  1. 1Craft OmakaseNamed by the MICHELIN Guide
  2. 2Kemuri Tatsu-YaNamed by the MICHELIN Guide
  3. 3Uchiko AustinReaders' choice, 2026

131 sushi restaurants are open in and around Austin. The top 6 are ranked first; the rest follow. Omakase: DK Sushi and Seoul Korean Restaurant.

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The top 6

How we rank
  1. Craft Omakase
    Photo: craftomakase.com

    1Craft Omakase

    Austin
    • One MICHELIN Star in the MICHELIN Guide [1]
    Where
    4400 N Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78756-3400

    Checked Oct 6 · Report a change

  2. Uchiko Austin
    Photo: uchiko.uchirestaurants.com

    3Uchiko Austin

    Austin
    • Won Best of ATX 2026 for sushi, voted by readers [3]
    Where
    4200 N Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78756
    Today
    Closed today
    All hours
    MonClosed
    TueClosed
    WedClosed
    ThuClosed
    Fri4 PM to 11 PM
    Sat4 PM to 11 PM
    SunClosed

    Checked Oct 6 · Report a change

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What sushi costs in Austin

The lowest price for each, from each restaurant’s own menu, checked October 2026.

RestaurantClassic rollSpecialty rollNigiri or sashimiOmakase or platter
DK Sushi and Seoul Korean Restaurant$7.25 (California Roll)$25 (Hama Chili Special)$11 (Seared Peppered Tuna Nigiri)—
Dk Sushi & Seoul Korean Restaurant$7.25 (California Roll)$25 (Hama Chili Special)$11 (Seared Peppered Tuna Nigiri)—
Umi Sushi Bar & Grill—$8.95 (Spicy Tuna Tacos)$15 (Sashimi Salad)—

How we rank

Nobody at Guide2 scores the food. The ranking adds up what Austin’s own judges have said in public: readers’ polls count most, then critics’ standing lists, then local press and food writers. Every point is numbered and listed under Sources below. The full method.

What changed

Questions

What is the best sushi in Austin?
Craft Omakase. One MICHELIN Star in the MICHELIN Guide. Kemuri Tatsu-Ya and Uchiko Austin come next.
How much does sushi cost in Austin?
On the restaurants' own menus: classic roll about $7.25; specialty roll from $8.95 (Umi Sushi Bar & Grill) to $25 (DK Sushi and Seoul Korean Restaurant); nigiri or sashimi from $11 (DK Sushi and Seoul Korean Restaurant) to $15 (Umi Sushi Bar & Grill).
How many sushi restaurants are in Austin?
131 are open in and around Austin as of October 2026, including A Go Go Sushi and Ramen, Asian Roll, BarChi Sushi, Blue Sushi Sake Grill, Bluefin Sushi & Ramen and 126 more. Within a half-hour drive there are 21 more, in Kyle, Leander, San Marcos, Georgetown, Bastrop, Elgin, Liberty Hill and Hutto.
Where can you get omakase in Austin?
DK Sushi and Seoul Korean Restaurant offers omakase, according to its own menus.
Which sushi restaurants in Austin take reservations?
12 take online bookings: Cho Sushi Japanese Fusion, Craft Omakase, Double Cut Steak House, Kinsho, Kobe Japanese Steakhouse, Lucky Robot Restaurant, Sushi Japon & Hibachi Grill, Sushi | Bar Austin Downtown and 4 more. The rest are walk-in or by phone.
Where can I order sushi online in Austin?
69 have online ordering on their own websites: A Go Go Sushi and Ramen, Blue Sushi Sake Grill, Bluefin Sushi & Ramen, Bluefin Sushi & Ramen - Arboretum, Bluefin Sushi & Ramen - Round Rock, Bluefin Sushi Bar & Ramen, Casa de Luz East, Cho Sushi Japanese Fusion and 61 more.
Is Geisha Sushi & Grill in Austin still open?
No. Geisha Sushi & Grill has closed. For sushi nearby, see the list above.
Is Goya Restaurant in Austin still open?
No. Goya Restaurant has closed. For sushi nearby, see the list above.
Is Kenichi in Austin still open?
No. Kenichi has closed. For sushi nearby, see the list above.
Is Kona Grill - Austin in Austin still open?
No. Kona Grill - Austin has closed. For sushi nearby, see the list above.
Is Oishi Japanese Fusion in Austin still open?
No. Oishi Japanese Fusion has closed. For sushi nearby, see the list above.
Is Oniisan in Austin still open?
No. Oniisan has closed. For sushi nearby, see the list above.
Is Osio in Austin still open?
No. Osio has closed. For sushi nearby, see the list above.
Is Pacific Rim Sushi & Yakitori Lounge in Austin still open?
No. Pacific Rim Sushi & Yakitori Lounge has closed. For sushi nearby, see the list above.
Is Sushi Zushi - 5th Street Commons in Austin still open?
No. Sushi Zushi - 5th Street Commons has closed. For sushi nearby, see the list above.
Is Sushi Zushi - Domain II in Austin still open?
No. Sushi Zushi - Domain II has closed. For sushi nearby, see the list above.
Is Umiya Sushi in Austin still open?
No. Umiya Sushi has closed. For sushi nearby, see the list above.

Sources

  1. 1the MICHELIN Guide, https://guide.michelin.com/us/en/texas/austin_2958315/restaurants/1-star-michelin, 2026. Checked Oct 7, 2026. Archived copy.
  2. 2the MICHELIN Guide, https://guide.michelin.com/us/en/texas/austin_2958315/restaurants/bib-gourmand, 2026. Checked Oct 7, 2026. Archived copy.
  3. 3Best of ATX, Best of ATX 2026: Readers’ Choice Winners - Austin Monthly Magazine, 2026. Checked Oct 7, 2026. Archived copy.
  4. 4Eater Austin, Best Austin Sushi Restaurant Kome Opens New Restaurant Uroko in Govalle, April 2019. Checked Oct 11, 2026. Archived copy.
  5. 5the MICHELIN Guide, https://guide.michelin.com/us/en/texas/austin_2958315/restaurants/the-plate-michelin, 2026. Checked Oct 7, 2026. Archived copy.

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