Yuki Handroll Bar

Came here for lunch right around opening on a Saturday. We were the only people there for the duration of our stay, which wasn't a surprise for 11amI'd been to their location and definitely like the setup here better. More seating and an overall more welcoming vibe. The staff was very friendly, but I was seeing it at an easy time so it would be a huge red flag if they weren'tI went for the 5 roll combo and a natto roll from the specials menu. As a crab over lobster person I was surprised to find the lobster roll was my clear favorite! I really like the natto roll, but for $15 I'd only try it once. It's a polarizing flavor and texture, so I'd maybe steer clear of that one if you haven't had natto beforeIf you live in Austin and enjoy sushi this is an absolute must. We're starved for handrolls as a city and this is the only spot that satisfies the craving. If you're visiting Austin, especially if it's from somewhere quality handrolls are readily available, it's probably skippable. The quality doesn't quite stand up to similar places I've visited in other cities

I like the way Yuki rolls! In a city that lacks handroll options, I'm pleased to see that Yuki's seconds location is in the north end and still maintains the same level of quality. There's a decent amount of seating at the bar where you can watch the sushi chefs at work. You can order individual handroll or you can get a 3, 4 or 5 handroll set, which is a better value. Once I placed my order, the handrolls seemed to arrive pretty quickly. All in all, it was a great experience and definitely plan on returning.

A welcome addition to the neighborhood im the old Nik's Italian building The first thing you notice is how the restaurant is mostly stool seating around the meal prep area where you see the chefs at work.In addition to hand rolls they have sushi, nigiri, a few appetizers, and.dessert. My suhi and handrolls were very tasty and fresh. The waiter was friendly and very helpful.

We had a lovely date here on Friday right when the doors opened at 11 am. I don't think my six and three years old would be able to come because of the seating layout. Many of my neighborhood moms raved about their hand rolls so to support the business, it was a must to pop in for a visit.Kevin made sure we knew what we were doing and was friendly and helpful the entire time. Other staff also checked on us periodically to make sure we had a great experience. Anyway, once we marked our order on the laminated sheet, they started working. We were never rushed and they would actually check every so often to see if we finished our food before making the next roll. I ordered 3 hand rolls (scallop, crab, and yellowtail) plus the anago special to share with my husband and felt quite full. The scallop and crab handrolls were nice but the seasoning made it a little hard to taste the ingredients. The presentation of the anago was amazing and fun. However they're on the sweeter side and we're more into traditional presentations. We were well taken care of by the staff. We sat in at 11 am and left at 11:30am sharp. It's an appropriate place to grab a quick fancy lunch during the weekday. Come give them a try and support. We need more businesses here!

Didn't get any hand rolls at the restaurant but decided to order regular sushi rolls for delivery. Packaging was beautiful (wood) and the many different rolls we tried (salmon and cucumber, spicy California, dragon, avocado cucumber, etc) were all fresh and tasty, although on the sloppy side - half of the pieces fell apart once we picked them up - but overall, taste wise, absolutely worth it. Rice was perfect texture. Really looking forward to dining in.

Great little place for some generously sized ngiri and temaki. You have to be a proper sushi lover, not the douse everything with mayo, avocado and soy sauce type. Not a giant menu but they have some good selection of fresh fishes including kanpachi, chu toro... Hard to tell from pics but each of those ngiri is 2 regularly sized ones at any other place. Even though not one of our top favorite sushi places in Austin I am grateful for it since it's so close to where we live, and we don't have to drive to central Austin or downtown to quell our sushi cravings!

Good quality sushi! Sure it's expensive but honestly I really enjoyed the handrolls. One word of caution, this is not a restaurant designed for kids or group conversation. This is a stool at the bar with nice atmosphere vibe. You are served directly from the chef one dish at a time which leads to good pacing. Each handroll came quickly and again tasted great. I don't think this place will work for everyone but it was unique enough that I feel enough people will like it and when I'm in the mood I too will be back.

The taste of food is a bit sweet to me, over powder the freshness of fish so i cat really taste the fish. But i don't dislike the seasoning, my spouse on the other hand don't really like it, she prefer high end sushi flavor that emphasizes freshness of fish. 3.5 star will be more like it.

Dropped in for lunch today. Nick took great care to explain the menu, portion sizes, and walked me through some different order combinations. Excellent service. Had 2 hand rolls and the nigiri, portion sizes are great. The inside of Yuki is set up to look like you're in a small sushi bar in Japan looking out onto the street. Cozy atmosphere. The sushi roll chef is also kind and great, but I didn't catch her name. Have already made plans to come back.

Walked in and greeted with a cheerful hello. We were explained the menu and specials. Hand rolls were suggested as was nigiri. Large portions!! Definitely recommend. .