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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in The Infatuation Austin. Updated September 2026.
Uchi Austin · South Lamar
Uchi began in a renovated house on South Lamar and now serves both classic nigiri and Japanese fusion dishes. The Toyosu section features fish flown in from Tokyo, while the regular sushi menu includes salmon and yellowtail. The bar is an option for an early dinner and happy hour.
Komé: Sushi Kitchen · Highland
Komé is a casual Airport Boulevard sushi spot known for sashimi lunch deals and its sunshine roll. The Kaneta family serves nigiri and homestyle Japanese plates in an easygoing Highland room, backed by sake and house-made mochi ice cream. The broad menu makes the room useful for both a quick lunch and an unhurried dinner.
Soto · North Austin
Soto serves nigiri, sashimi, and specialty rolls in a North Austin dining room. The menu offers fresh cuts and carefully composed plates in a calm setting away from the downtown crowds. Attentive service makes it a comfortable place to settle in for a longer sushi dinner.
Neighborhood Sushi - Austin · South Congress
Neighborhood Sushi is a South Congress spot serving fresh nigiri and rolls in a compact, welcoming room. The clean cuts and approachable menu work equally well for a quick counter dinner or a relaxed date. Its neighborhood scale gives the busy stretch of South Austin a smaller place to sit down for sushi.
Uchiko Austin · North Lamar
Uchiko is the Uchi family's North Lamar restaurant, pairing a full sushi menu with modern Japanese cooking. The nigiri and maki share the table with hot tastings and that signature fried Brussels sprouts, all delivered with the group's trademark precision. It carries the Uchi pedigree into its own room, a polished choice for sushi with a little more range.