Machi Sushi

I had a great experience at Machi Sushi with the all-you-can-eat option. The quality of the fish was really good, especially for an all-you-can-eat spot. The nigiri was my favorite. It was incredibly fresh and definitely stood out to me from other places. Most of the rolls were delicious, though there was one I didn't enjoy as much, but that's just personal taste. The fried Oreo with ice cream for dessert was a great way to end the meal. It was warm, crispy, and paired perfectly with the cool ice cream.Service was fast and efficient. The ambiance of the restaurant was also really nice. It felt very comfortable and inviting with the dimmed lighting. Overall, I highly recommend Machi Sushi when you are hungry for an all you can eat sushi spot.

This spot is connected to a hotel on the south side of Austin. Parking lot is small and doesn't have enough room for cars to pass in both directions.We were sat quickly and our waiter was very attentive .I started with a Thai tea (not included in AYCE price. ) The tea itself was very watered down however the boba was a great texture. 2/5 Shumi was good but had a strange texture inside 4/5 The spicy edamame was very flavorful. 5/5The baked green muscles were enjoyable nothing special that you can't get at the other ayce spots but I enjoyed- 4/5 The fried jalapeño(honeymoon) was basically a fried jalapeño popper- 5/5 but its served as a half a jalapeño cut into 2- if there's multiple people you might need to order a few at a time. The hamachi chili & pepper tuna tataki was great tasted fresh with a great sauce on top 4/5 Both the rolls were had (#18/#19) were falling apart, not much flavor to them as you would expect 3/5. The white tuna nigiri was very bland as well but fish seemed fresh 3/5 The shrimp yakatori was grilled shrimp with a sweet sauce on top-3/5 The habachi shrimp was grilled shrimp with a savory sauce 4/5 Fried Oreo was quite greasy 3/.5 .Bathroom was dirty and floors very slippery through the restaurant. Decorative very modern with lots of plants and neat lighting- seats were comfy. Wouldn't take the drive again from round rock to go here but if I'm the area, I might give them another try. Wasn't really impressed overall there's other ayce spot around town that I've enjoyed more.

The service was good, our waitress was very attentive. Some dishes did take a while to come out. The sushi wasn't mind blowing, but the apps were good. Overall a great deal. They don't take reservations and we went at 1pm on a Sunday and it was packed. Even with the whole place packed, it wasn't too loud or too close together that it would affect your conversation at the tables. We were really did not like the volcano roll. They do charge a leftovers fee if you have too much of a roll left on your table. Save room for dessert! The fried desserts were very good!

This is a popular place on a Sunday evening! Parking can be a challenge. We had a very short wait. Please note that if you wish to be served by the adorable sushi robot, you will need to request seating close to the prep area. Our server was delightful. The menu can be a bit challenging for first-timers. The dinner option is all-you-can-eat, with a possible penalty for over-ordering. The menu is not always clear as to which items are individual pieces. Loved their tempura veggies, chicken wings, and sashimi. We ordered a few rolls. I ordered the Godzilla roll, because Cheetos!?! It wasn't bad, but not my preferred flavor combo. You must save room for the tempura Oreos and Tempura Twinkies. They offer several cocktail options. And my granddaughter was thrilled to get a photo with the robot!

All you can eat sushi places scare the heck out of me but I will say this place has got it going on! The service is insanely attentive. We were all working on our laptops and the waitress was respectful and kept the food coming. I ordered off of their lovely lunch menu and got two rolls and a water for under $13. The place was clean and the restrooms were adequate (single stalls). Will definitely be back!

This was our first time visiting this restaurant, which operates like a buffet but with slightly different rules. When we were seated, the hostess didn't explain how the system works. We waited for a server, and when they came, we finally understood the concept: there is a fixed price of $25 before 3 PM (lunch) and $35 after 3 PM (dinner), allowing you to order unlimited dishes during your meal.All the food was fresh and delicious. The fish, sashimi, and all the rolls we ordered were incredibly flavorful. The seafood tasted fresh, and the salad was also great. Overall, the food deserves five stars--it's definitely worth the price. Unlike some buffets that offer dishes with imitation crab or stale fish, everything here was of high quality.There's a wide selection of dishes, plenty to choose from, and drinks are paid for separately. They also offer a small selection of desserts (five options). Unfortunately, when they served the ice cream, it came in a chipped bowl. This is unacceptable, as bacteria can gather in the cracks. As the restaurant owner, you should remove damaged dishes immediately and never serve food in them.The atmosphere was lovely. The space was clean, beautifully designed, and well-lit, with attractive decor and well-set tables. It made for a very pleasant dining experience.Our server was very friendly and attentive--thank you to them! However, we were disappointed that the hostess didn't explain the rules of the restaurant, which caused some confusion at the start.

Visited machi sushi on a Sunday, we were happily sat quickly for a table for two despite a very full restaurant. Very comfortable chairs! Service was very fast, and food as well came out very fast. A few of the rolls were decent, unfortunately the sashimi lacked flavor and was under seasoned or unseasoned. The spicy tuna roll tuna mix was actually mixed in with tempura inside the roll, I personally have never seen tempura mixed in with the spicy tuna the way it was (roll was returned). The best thing on the menu was the fried Oreo dessert with whipped cream. Restaurant was quite loud but we were still able to chat sitting across from each other.

SERVICE/AMBIANCE:- This restaurant is very beautiful! I loved the interior of it- It seems to be quite popular, so I would expect a wait if you go with a party. We waited around an hour for four people.FOOD- Everything we ordered was absolutely delicious! My friends and I did that all you can eat menu, which was $36 on the weekend. I would recommend going with a group of people so you can maximize the amount of things you can try. - Unlike a sushi buffet, you place your orders with a waiter and the rolls are made fresh. I thought the quality of everything was amazing.

The service was really kind and they did a very sweet surprise for my birthday. They had a robot come out with them to sing and brought me some desserts with a candle to blow out. Overall, the fish was surprisingly very fresh. We ordered a ton of sashimi and it was so easy to bite through, and dissolved so easily. The rolls stuck together and didn't fall apart. I also liked the portions for the rolls which made them easy to split for two people.

Came to Machi Sushi for the lunch AYCE menu. There's not too many around so I HAD to try it since I'm a big sushi lover!Starting off when coming in, the atmosphere is beautiful! We were helped instantly since there was no wait time but it was on the busier side by the time we left.Food wise, everything came out really quickly. With that being said, the nigiri was decent. For the price, it is worth it since we got two plates worth but I wouldn't say it's the highest quality. The yellowtail was the highlight!We got a couple rolls like the skinny girl roll and double spicy roll. The rolls tasted mediocre, not much variety to them as well. We enjoyed the Dynamite roll the best!Overall, it was a cute place for a quick sushi date on a budget!