Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Pflugerville

"Komé is one of my favorite spots for sushi in Austin and especially for a quick weekday lunch. Komé is currently closed and only safely serving contemporary home-style Japanese meals, sushi, and ramen through curbside pick-up. Online ordering for takeout: Sun – Thu 12 noon – 8 pm; Fri & Sat 12 noon – 9 pm."

"This North Austin sushi joint is the best place to find superior sashimi, sushi rolls, and Japanese cuisine without the daunting prices of Uchi...Read More"

"Oh haiiii 👋 Binnaga albacore tuna, cherry plum, jalapeño, ponzu, cilantro #otokoaustin #omakase #chefyoshiokai 🐟. Since its inception, Otoko has grown to become a popular dining spot in Austin, Texas. Their multi-course modern omakase menu is handpicked and prepared using the finest available ingredients by none other than Chef Yoshi Okai, who specializes in blending Tokyo-style sushi and Kyoto-style kaiseki perfectly into the tasting menu."

"When you want a sushi experience in Austin like no other, Otoko is the place. This 12-seat Japanese restaurant located inside the South Congress Hotel exclusively offers a multi-course omakase tasting menu that changes based on season and availability. Just don’t plan on walking in without a reservation."

"The manic Kyoto-born punk rocker is obsessed with ingredients, transforming fish flown directly from Tokyo and obscure don’t-call-them-weeds from HausBar Farms into an intimate 12-seat kaiseki experience that tastes like nothing else in town."

"Owner Kazu Fukumoto is a Musashino alum, which means he pays close attention to the cuts of fish he uses for every single piece."

"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!"

"Owners Ting and Ye stated this Chinese restaurant to share their love of noodles and sushi dishes. The noodle dishes are all made using hand-pulled noodles while the sushi dishes feature fresh ingredients from shrimp and spicy tuna to eel and lobsters."

"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."

"Midori Sushi is a small, unassuming restaurant located off North 183. It's dedicated staff has been serving simple, delicious sushi and sashimi since 1999; making it one of the more quietly established Japanese-fare restaurants in Austin. If you're looking for fresh ingredients in a quiet, friendly atmosphere, check out Midori Sushi."

"Do you want to enjoy an entertaining dinner show with your family, friends or co-workers?. Don’t hesitate to come by and experience Midori Sushi Austin Restaurant. It has been known for its Japanese seafood since 1999."

"Texas may seem like the most intimidating place a vegan or vegetarian could find themselves in. Not only do barbecue and steak rank supreme in the Lone Star State, but the UT Longhorn logo seems to further mock the plant-based from every possible corner. However, we are lucky enough in Austin to have a great selection of sanctuaries for those who are meat and dairy-free to get their nosh on—from pizza to soul food to Mexican, and everything in between."

"P.F. Chang's is a restaurant concept that honors the 2,000-year-old Asian tradition of wok cooking and believes in making food from scratch every day in every restaurant. With a Farm to Wok™ food philosophy at its core, P.F. Chang's chefs hand-roll dim sum, hand chop and slice all vegetables and...Más"

"Join us for lunch or dinner at RA Sushi Austin and order up your favorite sushi, signature rolls, or Japanese fusion cuisine. Looking for a great new Happy Hour spot?. We’ve got you covered with a vibrant menu of dishes and drinks at Happy Hour prices every day of the week!"

"For a place that is good for both sushi and hot Japanese food, check out RA Sushi Bar Restaurant, close to the Market District. RA is one of Austin's best sushi restaurants and off..."

"One place that serves some of the best sushi in Austin is Sushi Zushi of 5th Street. Sushi Zushi has an extensive list of sushi rolls, as well as nigiri, sashimi, and temaki-zushi ..."

"Sushi Zushi specializes in traditional and fusion Japanese cuisine featuring typical uncooked dishes, as well as many Japanese comfort foods such as Shabu-Shabu and Sukiyaki-Udon."

"Serving only the best of fresh-made food and drinks, Gabriela’s Downtown is a family-owned business with numerous mural walls and neon signs for the perfect photo op. Not to mention, their food and cocktails are just as photogenic as their space!. 🗓 MON–WED | 11AM–10PM🗓 THUR–SAT | 11AM–11AM🗓 SUN | 10AM–10PM📍 900 E."

"Gabriela’s Downtown – run by siblings Gabriela and Arturo – serves up a tasty Michoacán-inspired menu with aesthetic, colorful cocktails. The menu includes the siblings’ family recipes, all made fresh daily. Plus, the cocktail menu boasts individual mimosas for $3 or a bottle of champagne and a mimosa set-up for $25."

"They have a lovely rooftop lounge, which is an ideal place to spend your evenings with your loved ones. They also play good music. They have a stage dedicated to live music and band performances."

"If your date is a beer lover, look no further than The Brewer’s Table. In addition to finely crafted beers made on site, 26 guest taps, wine, and cocktails, enjoy some fantastic plates made in their open-concept kitchen. The Brewer’s Table has to be the highest-quality gastro-pub in the country."

"Parents can enjoy a brew or two while kids run around in the lager garden. Plus, there’s kid-friendly food items like grilled cheese and a Cuban sandwich."

"Vegan ice cream at its best, NadaMoo makes theirs creamy and flavorful despite being dairy-free. Made from coconut milk and the highest-quality ingredients, they craft tasty flavors like Chocolate Cherry Fudge Brownie, Lotta Mint Chip, and Strawberry Cheesecake. NadaMoo can be found stocked in groceries all over Austin."

"Austin Scoops is the perfect, classic ice cream shop with all flavors made fresh on-site using hormone free, antibiotic free milk/cream that is sourced locally. Plus, they have a variety of fun and different flavors, such as Pina Colada, Strawberry Cheesecake, and Cinnamon Bun, so you can always try something new."

"pints in your grocery store, but did you know they have a scoop shop with lots of exclusive flavors?. I recently had the Thai tea flavor and it was so good!. Address: 1701 S Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78704"

"Burnet RoadDipDipDip is a Japanese-inspired creamery that takes local milk, cream, and buttermilk from Hill Country Dairies and conjures them up in an array of IG-worthy desserts. Choose from unique flavors like Sum Yum Yuzu (a black pepper-yuzu-mascarpone base speckled with meringue kisses, berry preserve, and grassy shiso leaf) and have it served in a pink lemon-dipped cone or a cup with a dipped waffle chip. DipDipDip also offers ice cream tacos in panko-fried brioche buns, boozy milkshakes, and assorted pints touting flavors like hojicha and burnt orange or cookies 'n matcha.How to book: Stop by for counter service."

"101 | Just in time for summer, DipDipDip Ice Cream has brought back their original sundae creations. Enjoy the Sum Yum Yuzu or Shroom of Doom creations in cup or waffle cone form. While savory sandwiches from the pop-up are no longer available, sweet treats like the ice cream taco in panko-fried brioche bun, boozy milkshakes, and assorted ice cream pints with flavors like hojicha + burnt orange or cookies ‘n matcha, will still be available."

"The very best ice cream in Austin is at DipDipDip and it is unlike any other ice cream we’ve had the pleasure of tasting—in the best way possible. Recently opened in North Austin, DipDipDip is home to chef-created, Japanese-inspired ice cream desserts. Looking at the menu can be a bit daunting."

"In recent years, thanks, in large part, to the folks at Peached Tortilla, Austin has become the land of the baroque milkshake, piled high with an absurd abundance of toppings. But this summer, we’re going back to the basics, a classic chocolate malted from Nau’s Enfield Drug, where they’ve been jerkin' soda since 1951. Sit at the counter and pretend you’re an extra in Grease."

"The South Austin Museum of Popular Culture collects, conserves, and exhibits vintage posters and live music ephemera from the 1960s through today to educate future generations on the rich and unique culture that makes Austin the Live Music Capital of the World. SouthPop seeks to enrich a growing and changing the community by becoming the premier source in Texas for art and artifacts of local music history from the 1960s to the present and its impact on local, national, and international culture. To learn more about South Austin Museum of Popular Culture click here."

"To get a glimpse of this integral part of Austin’s culture, head to SOUTHPOP!. Also known as AusPOP, the museum has over 3,000 artifacts and 10,000 photos to peruse. The collection includes a huge assortment of music posters spanning decades, from the 1960s to today."