KA Sushi

Usually I'd try a place at least twice before reviewing them but once was it for me here. Grade of fish was meh (got the chirashi bowl) and not the best price to value standpoint. Great decor but other than that I'd rather drive 10-15 minutes to have +4 better sushi joints in that radius. Told our server I'd try the 6 piece Rockefeller oyster but got 12 tiny ones instead (got charged for it) but oh well. It'll be the last 50 bucks I spend there lol.

Our server, Julio, was great. He had our drinks and food out promptly. We were very well cared for. Service gets 5 stars.The tiradito was my personal favorite. YummmThe old fashion = 5 stars. Excellent. I asked for it not to be too sweet and they obliged. Great job.We came for happy hour and were not disappointed. We sat outside and enjoyed the breeze and ambiance. I only would like another option on the happy hour menu with a roll that has cream cheese. The available options were good. I think the rocksfeller oysters had too much bread crumbs but still delicious.Parking on a Wednesday at 6 is a breeze.

Walked in on a Friday afternoon around 3pm. Was greeted immediately and I was the only person there. I ordered the hamachi which was really good and shortly after finishing I noticed a roach crawling on the table. And then another bug floating in my drink. I asked for my tab and left without finishing. Would not go back.

Went during happy hour for a snack and had been here years ago. I enjoyed it back then as well! Place is cozy and has space. The service was great and quick. Price point is pretty high even with happy hour. Oysters 4/5It was clean and good. I added soy sauce to it. Yellow rose maki roll 5/5Solid but not spicy to me. Love the micro greens incorporated. Salmon tiradito 3/5It had a tang to it but just okay for me, was light. Hamachi chili 5/5My favorite appetizer! There is a little crunch and a little chili, has a good kick. The sauce on the bottom is also good.

Came here on a Wednesday for lunch after craving sushi. Ka Sushi typically does not disappoint, and I knew it would be quality sushi. However, I was severely wrong.For starters, we were sat and our server did not greet us until 10 minutes later when a manager had to ask how we were doing. Afterwards, our server was diligent in serving us, and I will give him the benefit of the doubt.I got the Yakiniku lunch and assorted sashimi and nigiri combo. The salad and miso soup that came with the meals was extraordinary and honestly the only good part of the meal. The salad dressing is always vibrant and pairs nicely with the salad itself. The miso soup is smooth and packed with flavor.Onto the bad, the yakiniku was slightly overcooked and as a result was chewier than normal. The sushi was mediocre at best and was hard to get down. It didn't help that the soy sauce was severely lacking in flavor. It tasted like water with a drop of salt. The hot tea was also hard to drink as it lacked flavor. It seems like the quality of food has gone down severely, and I'm not sure if it is a one-time thing or if I just got unlucky.Will not be visiting again soon.

My girlfriends and I went here the other night for dinner and had a great time! The drinks were perfect and the sushi was amazing!! The only critique I have to give is our server only came to our table a total of 4 times. At the end of our meal we waited 20 minutes for her and eventually had to ask someone else to go find her for us.

Came here for the lunch specials, and everything was very tasty! I ordered the classic roll combo ($14) and it came with a shrimp tempura roll, a California roll and a spicy salmon. I was slightly disappointed because but the California and spicy salmon only came with 4 pieces of each. It did come with a small salad and miso soup which was delicious! We also ordered the poke bowl with tuna ($14) and we thought about asking for extra sauce because it was a little dry. We also tried the miso eggplant ($7) which was thin and crispy so it was delicious and beautiful I might add. We sat outside because their outdoor patio is so cute but it was very loud from all the construction going on. Overall would come back maybe for HH!

I went to ka sushi with my friends on a Saturday around 3:30-5pm. The restaurant was pretty empty but really nicely decorated. The menus were leather bound and nice.Our waiter was pretty good, and the bartender was really nice. The sushi was good, and the chicken karage was ok. I wasn't blown away by the food & my friends who love sushi wish they could taste the fish more. But overall it was a great experience! Note: the door was a little hard to open, just make sure to pull/push hard.Water rating: 6/10

Came for lunch on a weekday. Honestly pretty disappointed with the food. Service and interior are on par. The sashimi was hit and miss.. the sushi roll rice was atrocious; it was mushy and was honestly worse than HEB sushi. The apps were hit and miss as well. The most well received were the grilled beef tongue and grilled squid but others complained about how chewy they were. Chicken skewers were no bueno for me; seasoning was off and the outside of the meat was burnt black in some parts.Rolls: 1/5Sashimi: 3/5Apps: 2/5With so many decent (although overpriced) options in the loop, you really can't get away with subpar and lazy sushi. If you are aiming for more of a fusion spot, Bluefish beats the food here hands down. For a more authentic, Japanese experience, there's too many to name.

My go to sushi place in the Heights. I mainly come for the Deep sea roll (and the sake of course).This was the first place I had sushi when I initially moved to the city, so this restaurant will always hold a special place in my heart :)Happy eating everyone