Joi

Sunny day, beautiful weather, and a great time for some Asian infusion and a cocktail. It all paired out perfectly for a small outing at the Domain.I got the Taiwanese popcorn chicken, which was all very flavourful and tasty.What a great location to have a joyful Sunday afternoon. Next time I'll come for lunch or dinner and try more things of the menu. So far, it got me curious enough to come back.

My partner and I came here on a Friday evening and overall, had a decent experience. We were seated very quickly (I highly recommend the indoor/outdoor dining area) and the staff was kind. I ordered the "One night in Bangkok" cocktail, as recommended by the server, and I really liked it! I had asked for something light, refreshing, and fruity and it hit all those marks.As for the food, we ordered some tofu buns as our app and I REALLY liked them! The tofu texture was super crispy and as a vegetarian, a unique treat because you don't see tofu breaded like that often. I ended up getting their noodle dish and they were able to accommodate me by adding tofu to it. Unfortunately, I did not like it. I found it to be bland and overly oily. My partner ordered some fish items and seemed to really enjoy them. As I was writing this review, I asked for his thoughts and if it were up to him, he would give Joi four stars. I personally, would come back but specifically for happy hour drinks and apps. However, my pescaterian partner enjoyed it far more and would come back again for the sushi!

The outdoor seating is under utilized. It's such a great vibe for getting work done or the perfect lunch meeting. We had bento boxes that have to be the best in town. Fresh chicken and salmon as the mains with all the fixings of the traditional bento. Make time and check them out.

Dining at Joi offers a mix experiences for a vegetarian!The restaurant's modern décor and lively atmosphere create a pleasant backdrop for a meal. However, while the ambiance is inviting, the overall dining experience can feel hit-or-miss, especially for those with specific vegetarian preferences.To start, we tried the vegetable tempura which was Ok. Tried 2 of their Vegan and Veggie Sushi which was kind of disappointing for me!For the main courses, I requested them make me a Veggie noodle and add some extra veggies ! I would say I loved the thin noodles !Decided to skip the desserts ! Overall service was good ! Love the location as you can also opt to sit outside in the patio if the weather is good ! (Definitely not during Texas summers)Overall, this place offers a decent experience but with room for improvement. For vegetarians seeking a standout meal, it may be worth exploring other options in Domain !

New Asian fusion spot in the domain! Joi does a little bit of everything well. We went for a casual dinner at the bar during the UT game last weekend. Highlights were the great cocktails (got a perfectly made espresso martini), and very authentic Asian dishes. We got the XLB soup dumplings which were surprisingly some of the best we have had in Austin. We also got some Nigiri which was reasonably priced and portioned. Ambiance was fine but it just wasn't busy because it's a pretty new spot. Will definitely be my go to when in the domain for a nice date night Asian food

Went on weekdays and it wasn't busy but the modern decor was great. Also outdoor dining was screened and stayed cool there.We weren't too hungry but menu had plenty of sushi and ramen options with apps and desserts.We got two sushi's and both were great, I'm not a chopsticks person so I had to ask for one.Service was okay, wasn't rushed but my server was watching the game so took me awhile to get the fork.Otherwise it would be five stars

Been to Joi a few times and loved their food. Decided to take my friend for dinner there the other day and had a really bad experience. Service was not only slow but it was terrible. Only bartender came to help. All other staff was sitting around in the corner chatting and on their phone, not once did they come our way. We ordered all the items they had on their happy hour menu. - Sushi tuna burrito was ok. Had a wasabi cream sauce that made it difficult to eat.- Steak skewers was dry and salty- Sushi tacos was good, def my favorite- Sushi pizza was not tasty at all. - Pork belly Bao was descentWe were so disappointed that we probably wouldn't be coming back.

Literally - one of the worst establishments. Service is terrible, dead environment and worst part? We didn't get any service for the first 45 mins... nobody came. The place was not busy, yet no attention. We didn't get anything we wanted, we didn't get the things we ordered and I would never come here again. Stay away. Can't say anything about food as we never got any...

Delicious dinner just inside the dining space (so not fully sitting "inside"). Great server, "DG," see photo, was friendly, extremely helpful, and very attentive to our enjoyment of the meal. Had a sushi appetizer and truffle dumpling. Yum. Also a great, nice size Caesar salad offering (as I recall), along with the shrimp and pork shumai (which I would pass on next time, as overcooked, chewy, and not particularly flavorful), and the sirloin which was tender and delicious. DG made me coffee which was A+ service and really appreciated. Good meal in a nice setting, at a reasonable price.

Located inside the Domain, Joi offers a variety of Asian fusion dishes. I'm surprised with the low reviews-the food is great! The omelet over rice was surprising to me-usually I see rice inside the omelette (omurice) but I accepted it since it's a fusion. Ramen broth is flavorful and warm. It is a bit dark inside. If it was brighter, then the environment could be more inviting. There weren't a lot of people dining in when we went during lunch hours.