Little Nishi

Little trailer making handrolls and sashimi. They can get quite busy at times with to go and orders for folks eating at the picnic benches. It'll get hot in the Summer and there is a little bit of shade here and there. They have little battery operated fans to keep the flies away as well - because for whatever reason they're drawn to your food. The folks that work there are nice and friendly but definitely quite busy.Miso soup was ok - pretty standard fare. The handrolls and sashimi were both great. We had for tuna and sake sashimi which were good. For handrolls we had Maguro, Sake Toro, Hama Toro and Ebi Tempura. Our favorite was the Ebi Tempura in terms of flavor - the other ones were all good too.

Great tasting food, we did have some hiccups during our meal.Lots of flies, even the fans they provided couldn't help. Would plan to take meal to go next time if possible, or eat in car. My boyfriend is vegan so we did have an incident with one of his options having fish :/.I personally loved the lobster and spicy tuna roll the best. Very delicious.Service was nice and quick.

Got to finally try Little Nishi and had the best time! After just getting back from a trip to Japan, having authentic Japanese sushi and rolls just down the street from me was just what I hoped to find. The food is delicious and quickly prepared, and the service was top notch kindness! Such a cute food truck!Highly recommend.

We came here for lunch. They gave us a water with our order is Salmon Toro and Hama Curry. Both were tasty but a bit small in size. The quality was fine. Overall, fine experience

Great service, friendly. Food was better than I expected from a food truck. Lots of flies so they were kind enough to give us one of those fly fans

Words cannot describe how delicious this meal truly was. Huge shoutout to Joel for the suggestions and for putting together this amazing platter of food! If you're skeptical about eating sushi from a food truck, don't be! Everything was so fresh and flavorful, I'm definitely looking forward to going back for more.

Visited Little Nishi this past weekend and got to chat with the owner, Joel, for a little bit. He was former head chef at Kome sushi and temaki chef at Uroko. You can see he's put a lot of effort, practice, and love into something he's envisioned a long time coming!The quality of the fish and the sashimi & temaki (hand rolls) themselves are great. My only suggestion would be to offer them in the same traditional experience with pickled ginger and soy sauce on the side. Don't get me wrong, the rolls are fantastic by themselves but I personally love them a little saucy, so I did miss having a dipping sauce. Other than that, the curated combinations come together nicely and temaki are generously filled.The chicken karaage was perfect, the right level of crispy! It came with a wasabi honey dipping sauce so wasabi fans, you're going to love this! Seaweed salad was great, refreshingWe tried the blue fin tuna and sake (salmon) sashimi, both of these were chunky and tasty and served over umami ice. My partner loved the blue fin tuna with wasabi on top for a little spicy kickOverall a solid spot with a lot of potential and a deeply invested team behind it! I'd love to see it as a handroll bar some day, I've always said we need more of those in Austin. Excited to see where this goes!

We were over the moon to see a sushi truck at armadillo den and it did not disappoint! The ordering system was quick, lots of options from varying hand rolls to edamame, everything was delicious. Not too pricey and you get a great meal for what you pay.

Tasty sushi at a great price, and it was ready in just 5 minutes. The only suggestion for improvement would be to be a bit more friendly and welcoming to your customers!

Love this place! Small food truck with outdoor seating. Every time I come to Austin I need to come here to get a quick sushi fix. Fish is so fresh. Highly recommend the bbq eel. By far my favorite.