Tsukimi - Austin

After my first and last visit to this restaurant, I must say it was a terrible experience. I opted for the all-you-can-eat option and ordered a variety of nigiri sushi and rolls. I can't describe how disappointing it was. I'm honestly surprised I didn't get food poisoning from the tuna. Every piece of fish had a fishy odor, which is not how fresh sushi should smell. I would choose to go to Sushi Junai any day rather than return here. On a positive note, the service was good.

The sushi was outstanding! The staff was fantastic! I would definitely return! I highly recommend trying the wine—it was incredibly delicious! Overall, everything was superb! Food rating: 5/5.

The Katsu Donburi I had was the worst and strangest I've ever experienced. It probably shouldn't even be referred to as a donburi. Food rating: 1/5.

The food wasn't great, but it was edible.We paid for the all-you-can-eat option that included the nigiri sushi. We first got the sushi and I was a bit worried. The fish wasn't fresh at all and looked dried out. The sushi rice was overseasoned with vinegar and much too sour. The rolls were cut unevenly and came apart easily when using chopsticks. The miso soup and seaweed salad tasted store-bought, like the pre-made stuff you'd get at a Restaurant Depot. The only thing my wife and I enjoyed was the salmon skin salad, where the salmon skin was at least crispy.In terms of ambiance, it was darkly lit inside but you could tell the interior was run down and the owner didn't put much time in upkeep and appearance. The only bright spot was that the server was very attentive and pleasant.

Austin rolls were great. Spicy ramen is always a good choiceFood: 4/5