William Stinnett

Fantastic spot. Tucked away and easily missed, but a wonderful experience. I'm not an expert or anything but the gyoza and sushi are excellent, the staff is friendly and attentive, and the music slaps. Come in, hang out, chat with your friends and family, or hang out solo and vibe. An amazing place.

scartissue50

I've lived around this place for so long I so mad at myself for taking this long to come here. This place is amazing I can't wait to come back I had such a great time being here that I want to try so much more they have on the menu I'm going to keep this short and basically say y'all need to try this it's so good everything is how it should be and there's a reason why people have given this place great reviews.

Illya M

We stopped by on a Monday evening and were seated in their lovely tatami room. It was a cozy dining experience. Ordering was extremely pleasant too. All we had to do was scan the table's QR code, pay in advance, and wait for food to come to us (which didn't take long despite the restaurant being busy!) When an item was out of stock, the server kindly informed us and refunded it immediately. I'm glad I stopped back by DK Sushi! ❤️

+1

Katherine Melnyk

Very authentic place, so nice with delicious food! Our dishes were appetising with a great taste. I highly recommend to order Bibimbap, it is served in the hot stone bowl with a set of small side dishes. It is so delicious because a stone bowl slowly cooks the all ingredients and crisps the rice when you eat. Sushi roll was delicious as well. We ordered a Texas Roll, it is a big futomaki with different kind of fish and tempura shrimp. This place is not so big but definitely worth to visit! Great service, calm and nice atmosphere.

+10

Veronica Euresti

This place is a hidden gem and the best sushi and Korean food! It’s been around for a long time and everything from the warm vibe and friendly welcoming is so awesome! Its mouth watering sushi, spicy tofu soup, and the bimbap dish! Thank you for continuing the legacy of your family!

Palida Suwanpromma

According to them this is the oldest sushi bar in Austin. The sushi dishes were average (for my Asian standard, still better than most spots here) but what impressed us the most was Korean dishes, which were authentic and flavorful. Will definitely go back!

+1

Jonathan Uribe

Great place to get sushi in a low key spot. I think reservations are highly recommended as this place is popular. We got there (called about 2 hours prior) and had a table waiting for us. The food is excellent but be prepared to wait a bit as this place is SUPER popular for takeout. I may try that next time. The rolls were all super tasty, the prices are good and the service is good. You can sit in the ground/on the ground for that Japanese feel but we opted for a traditional table. Sushi chef sent us a little something for the wait - super nice of them. I heard the Korean soups are pretty good here too- will try them next time.

Amanda S

Korean review: really inexpensive and one of the only places in South Austin to get your Korean food fix. I know other reviews had some service problems but experienced NONE of that. Greeted immediately when walking in, we picked our seats and had multiple staff during our hour and a half stay check up on us even with a crowd of others arriving after us. We got the Kimbap appetizer split it for two (was delicious didn't need anything else like a sauce - perfect on it's own!). I got the beef bulgogi and my friend the Rock Bibimbap with spicy pork (like regular Bibimbap but in a hot pot!). YALL LEMME TELL YOU this was so good. I was having an emotional experience with these flavors. Banchan selection was good too. 6 of them one of them kimchi. I don't know the names see pictures below. I'll be back for take out and eventually try out the Japanese and Sushi portion of the menu.

+16

Parking gets crowded quickly, around 6-7pm are the busiest, I recommend booking ahead if party bigger than 2! You order via QR code, but the servers will come by very often to make sure you're ordering as it's a small place. Rolls and appetizers were very good. They have like every Japanese beer, the Lucky Cat and the Matcha IPA were good!

wook kim

In Austin for a quick trip and wanted to grab some rolls. Since I didn’t have high expectations it was ok. Standard rolls and average taste. A bit heavy on the rice but at least the fish was decent size. I also ordered the Japanese gyoza, which is traditionally pan fried but they steamed it. Sometimes traditional is better 😉

Yolanda

The place is super cute (especially the tatami room) and the food was pretty good. The biggest downside was that the wait was incredibly long. We waited for almost an hour to get our food after ordering. I’d recommend not going hungry since you’re going to be waiting for a while.

Lissi

Sushi was really mid compared to other locations within 30m. Gyoza was pretty good. Tea was scalding and extremely over priced as it was just a tea bag. I probably paid for an entire box. Aesthetics we're really nice but the vibe was killed by the true crime on the TV and pop band music. Service was quick, friendly, and helpful.

Local Xperiences

Food was tasteful and fresh. However portions were quite small for their prices. Hated you have to order online in order to get served even if eating at the place. You cannot order with the waitress, yet you pre pay a 15% gratuity and your check before even trying your food or drinks. They have cool seating area but is "under reservation only" even if you arrive and it was never used during your stay. And don't forget your mask, otherwise you cannot enter. 👎

+7

Gluten-Free + Celiacs, STAY AWAY! Even the SUSHI RICE IS NOT GF!! This is not traditional, they add gluten to make things cheaper and/or easier. Sounds like lazy cooking to me, which means they take shortcuts elsewhere. This is NOT on their menu or website, so I sat down about to order and luckily an employee was bringing our waters when he overheard I was gluten free. I’ve been eating sushi for 20 years, gluten free for 18 yrs, Ive never heard of sushi rice that wasn’t gf. What an easy way to alienate a whole group of people that otherwise would be able to eat at your restaurant. Not to mention, if you dont have that info available, you are making people sick. This was my second attempt to eat here. My first attempt to eat here, 4 of us came in about 50mins before closing. They told us they were out of sushi and basically most of the menu, and that it was essentially our fault for coming so close to closing. This was said with so much attitude, I was ready to never try this place again. Cute spot, but unfortunately my intuition was correct. I won’t be back here and I will be posting on every gluten free/celiac website to make sure people aren’t unknowingly hurting their bodies coming here.