Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Cypress

"Kata Robata boasts one of the finest selections of Japanese whisky and sake in Texas, served alongside seasonal cocktails, classic drinks, and a thoughtful wine list. Chef Manabu Horiuchi’s carry on both modern and traditional Japanese food features possibly the freshest, highest quality fish in Houston, flown in from Japan several times a week. Its sashimi and sushi selections are perfected by the kitchen’s hot dishes, including the stellar grilled meats cooked on the restaurant’s namesake robata."

"Kata Robata’s constantly changing menu features fresh fish flown in almost daily from Japan, wth dishes like lobster and crab ramen, fried green tomatoes with kimchi aioli, and uni chawanmushi. Sushi-wise, choose from a wide variety of signature rolls, or go for the full omakase experience."

"These magically tender cubes of Akaushi beef are after Texas' own heart. Skewered and grilled on the robata after 72... Kata Robata is an elegant restaurant that offers a sushi bar and grill."

"When Houston’s hottest sushi spot closed out of nowhere in 2014, the city let out a collective, “Awwww nawwwww, bro.” Thankfully, “Magic Fingers” -- also known by his human name, Chef Chris Kinjo -- kept his knives sharp and returned with an ever more badass version of a classically Japanese restaurant. Any umami-filled seat in Kinjo’s house is an excellent one, but hit the 12-seat sushi bar for the chef’s omakase if you want to savor the showy entertainment, course after impeccable course."

"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."

"A neighborhood fixture for 16 years, this is the place for lychee martinis, daily happy hour specials, and creative rolls like the Lickety Split—a spicy tuna, softshell crawfish, and cucumber roll topped with yellowtail, salmon, tuna, and avocado, with a house special-sauce trio."

"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."

"Well good thing there is a place called Sushi 9, where you can get all you can eat sushi for a cheap and affordable price. They have a huge menu of selections you can choose from, all of which are equally tasty. Plus, they don’t just serve sushi here at the buffet, but other staple Japanese items as well."

"Uni Sushi, established in The Woodlands in 2006, bills itself Asian-European fusion, yet its lengthy sushi list features plenty of nigiri and sashimi for purists as well as those h..."

"Just like the great Taylor Swift, this OG spot founded by Yoichi 'Yogi' Ueno over 14 years ago proves that great quality and service “never go out of style."* Forget the hip and trendy; Chef Takizawa’s old school menu of Japanese classics is backed by superb technique and seasonal flavors that keeps Kubo’s name high on the Houston’s sushi hit list. *Our apologies if you now have that song stuck in your head (Just taaaake meeee hoooome!!). Sign up here for our daily Houston email and be the first to get all the food/drink/fun in town. Brooke Vigginao is a Houston writer who is prettttty sure sushi started on a dare."

"Located at 12303 Jones Road, Suite 100, the spot to score coffee and tea, juices and smoothies and bubble tea is the highest-rated low-priced bubble tea spot in Houston, boasting five stars out of 321 reviews on Yelp. If you're hungry for more, we found these details about New Tapioca Master. "Hot teas and coffee available all winter long!" it states on Yelp in the section about specialties."

"Counter service comes to life at Lola, which suddenly finds itself at the center of The Heights revolution. The modern diner, which even boasts vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free offerings, serves breakfast classics til 9 pm every day. Lola favorite Challah French toast makes quite the impression with fresh strawberries, as does the home skillet with either chicken fried chicken or chicken fried steak with three eggs any style and your choice of seasoned house potatoes —phenomenal — parmesan grits or corned beef hash."

"This decidedly modern diner occupies a 70-year-old building in the Heights where broad windows and high ceilings house a cheerful dining room perpetually packed with families in search of omelets made with local farm eggs, chicken-fried steak with cheese grits, and peanut butter pancakes."

"Lola gives you plenty of options for making your own pancakes just the way you like it. Add-ins are just $1 each and include: blueberries, strawberries, bananas, candied pecans, chocolate chips and peanut butter, with your choice of applewood smoked bacon or natural cased sausage."

"Younger sibling of nearby Nino's, Vincent's sets an upscale scene for lunch and dinner. An ideal option for pre- or post-theater meals, the trattoria boasts an appeal that relies, in part, on a brick fireplace, light wood paneling, shelves dressed with Italian pottery and cooking utensils, and sponge-painted, terra cotta-colored walls. House specialties include rotisserie chicken with roasted garlic mashed potatoes, a marinated and grilled veal chop, Gibraltar-sized seafood pasta dishes, and wood-fired pizzas."

"Wine lovers will love the chance to dine at Divino Italian Restaurant, which is also celebrated as one of the best wine bars in town. Divino serves some of the best Italian in Hous..."

"Winner of the Diner's Choice Award, Bistecca is Houston's only Italian steakhouse. The atmosphere is warm yet the decor is modern. It is a perfect blend of comfort and excellent fo"

"Perhaps currently the hottest spot in town to see and be seen, Steak 48 has quickly become quite the scene since opening in River Oaks District. Steak 48 is a modern steak restaurant with the best quality meats and seafood. Indeed, we’ve already become big fans of this one, and we can’t recommend it enough."

"Steak 48 is a fantastic place to enjoy fine dining and drinks in the River Oaks neighborhood. It’s a warm, contemporary steakhouse featuring prime steaks, a raw bar, and an extensive selection of fres..."