Miso

Miso is a cute little place! The vibe is super cozy, making it the perfect spot to relax and enjoy a meal. From the moment you walk in, you feel right at home with its charming decor and warm atmosphere. The service is top-notch! Our waiter was friendly and attentive, making sure you had everything you needed. The sushi was amazing! Each roll is beautifully presented, and the flavors are incredibly fresh and delicious. You can really tell a lot of care goes into each one. Whether you're a sushi lover or just trying it for the first time, you won't be disappointed.The drink menu is great too, with options that pair perfectly with the food. I absolutely love coming here, and I can't wait to return! Miso has quickly become one of my new favorite spots. Highly recommend!

Was craving sushi and went here with a friend! The ambiance is nice with calming music so I can actually talk to my friend. The staff were attentive and the food came out pretty quickly. We ordered three rolls: Spicy Yellowtail, Sexy Lazy and Volcano. Spicy Yellowtail was my favorite followed closely by the Sexy Lazy. The yellowtail tasted yummy and the Sexy Lazy roll had a unique wasabi sauce that wasn't too spicy. The texture of that roll was interesting and I kept coming back to it! It has mango in it so that's pretty unique. If you're craving sushi, this will satisfy your craving. Pretty affordable too!

I really love coming here. The staff is welcoming. Their menu has a wide variety of food from japanese to korean food. I am one that loves to try a different thing on the menu and everything that i have tried so far has not dissapointed me. Service is fast. Also love the fact that the servers regularly check on your table to see if your drinks need to be refilled or if anyone needs anything else from them. The place is clean and it seemz cozy for a dinner setting.

This is a hidden gem in Round Rock, in my opinion. It is TOUGH to find decent quality sushi for a reasonable price. I've purchased the sashimi combo both times I've come, and it's been consistent, fresh fish both times. Their rolls are delicious as well, as well as their stew. It might not be anything magical, but it doesn't need to be! The dining area is clean, comfortable, and well designed. Service was quick, friendly, and attentive.

I visited this place for lunch on a weekend and ordered the Kimchi Tofu Stew. It came with a generous assortment of sides, which was a nice touch. The stew arrived piping hot with a side of rice, and it was loaded with plenty of veggies and kimchi, which I appreciated. I do wish there was a spicy level that you can pick for this dish. Our group also tried a few other dishes like the Philly roll, a sushi plate, and a sushi salad. Overall, the food was good, and my sister even took some leftovers home to enjoy later in the day.Service was okay, the waiter checked with us a couple of time during our time there. The restaurant is a decent size with smaller tables near the sushi bar and larger ones along the side walls. There's plenty of parking space available as well.

I got the bossam which was perfectly cooked. A lot of Koreans eating, which was a good sign. Next time I will try the sushi.

This was a much smaller restaurant than I had anticipated. Ambiance was a bit dated. Didn't really have the ramen feng shui we were expecting. Took a minute to be seated, but service was prompt and efficient there after. One waiter tended the entire lobby while also service as host. Ramen selections were also extremely limited. Kids tried the miso ramen, original and hot respectively. I indulged in the beef yakisoba. Ramen was very tasty and the yakisoba didn't disappoint. But as far as ramen experiences go, this isn't one I'd recommend. The sushi and sashimi was delicious and prepared excellently !!

Lovely decor, delicious food, kind service!I was really craving some Korean food, especially Japanese Chae, so when I saw the reviews on this restaurant, I told my friend that we should try it. Although situated in a strip center, just down from a Gold's Gym, inside, the small restaurant radiates class and serenity. We were greeted by a smiling young woman and seated in a booth. Water and our menus followed. We decided to share several items.We ordered vegetable tempura, Mandu, a side salad, Jap Chae, and a tempura asparagus roll. The Mandu came out first along with the salad and small plates. My friend had to ask for a fork, but I used the provided chopsticks. The Mandu (or gyoza) were lightly fried and very, very tasty. The side salad was beautiful! Even my friend who had not wanted any salad, was amazed at the appearance and taste of this delicious side dish. It Included various kinds of greens, cherry tomatoes, avocado, and a ginger dressing.Our other dishes followed one by one. The Vegetable tempura dish was lovely. It included sweet potato, carrot, potato, zucchini, onion, and asparagus, but only one piece of each vegetable, so we had to cut them in half to share. The vegetables were perfectly cooked and the tempura batter was light and crispy. The tempura sauce was also very good.The tempura asparagus sushi roll was beautiful. And it was also incredibly tasty! My friend had never had vegetable sushi, and we both loved it. It came with the requisite wasabi and ginger slices.The dish of Jap Chae was a little underwhelming - it did not look or smell the way I'm used to seeing and smelling this dish. I did notice that the menu said it used crystal noodles, where most Korean restaurants use sweet potato noodles, so maybe that was one of the differences. It was tasty, but tasted different than any Japchae I have ever had. We ended up asking for some hot chili oil, which, when added along with some soy sauce, made the dish much tastier for me.The young lady who was serving, appeared to be the only person waiting tables. She did so with a smile on her face and a pep in her step, circling the restaurant and keeping drinks topped off while serving many different dishes to many different people. She was always kind and responsive, explaining what certain dishes were, and bringing a small side dish of kimchi when I asked to taste it. (The kimchi was more vinegary than I am used to, and not quite as spicy)Overall, it was a very delicious meal for a reasonable price, especially compared to some Japanese and Korean restaurants nearby. I would definitely eat there again, but I would probably lean more towards the Japanese food than the Korean as it seems different from most I have enjoyed in the past.

miso is my favorite restaurant when i'm craving korean food in austin. not only do they offer delicious korean food but their sushi rolls are also such good quality as well. it is pretty pricey here ($20-30 for the meal) but they offer really good lunch prices. my go tos are their dolsot bibimbap with spicy pork, spicy pork bulgogi bento, and spicy yellowtail roll.

Been wanting to try this place for a long time and.. so glad we did! They have bento boxes for dinner and their chicken bulgogi is exquisite ! We love all the side dishes and each dish is super tasty . The miso soup was a bit salty last time so did not enjoy it that much . The service is a bit slow but I think they might be understaffed but otherwise they take care of you well. The ambiance is nice and quiet and a perfect couple/family dinner or lunch spot . Prices are good for the amount of food you get . The spicy kimchi tofu soup tasted great too, just wish it had more tofu . Ample parking up front. They could improve on the wine selections. Overall, very pleased with this place and will definitely make it a staple !