Uchi Austin
Restaurant in Austin
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About
Uchi Austin offers a delicate balance of elevated non‑traditional Japanese cuisine and impeccable service from James Beard Award‑winning Chef Tyson Cole.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Uchi Austin?+
Uchi Austin is located at 801 S Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78704, United States, Austin.
What kind of place is Uchi Austin?+
Uchi Austin is a Restaurant in Austin serving Sushi.
What are Uchi Austin's opening hours?+
Uchi Austin is open seven days a week. Uchi Austin stays open late, until 23:00.
Is Uchi Austin open on Sundays?+
Yes, Uchi Austin is open on Sundays.
Does Uchi Austin take reservations?+
Yes, you can book a table at Uchi Austin online.
When is the best time to visit Uchi Austin?+
It is busiest on Saturday and usually quietest on Thursday.
How expensive is Uchi Austin?+
Uchi Austin is generally budget-friendly.
Does Uchi Austin have vegetarian options?+
Yes, Uchi Austin offers vegetarian options.
What does Uchi Austin offer?+
Uchi Austin offers Outdoor seating, Delivery, Takeaway, Bar, Wheelchair access, Takes reservations, Family friendly, Parking, Private dining.
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What people say
“We were here for our daughter birthday. We had reservation, though we are late by 10 mins the reception team is so friendly and accommodated us. We tried multiple dishes and everything is amazing.”
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What diners say on Google
Kellie Swier★★★★★My first time to Uchi, been to Uchiko (Austin and Denver) I'm from Idaho and would LOVE to see an Uchi(ko) come to the treasure valley. Such a cool vibe, love the interior design. Our waitress was great. We come prepared and already know what we're going to eat. This is and always will be the best culinary experience of my life. I can't get enough of Uchi! Kurodai Nigiri is my favorite! Hama Chili my #2
Brenda Q★★★★★Thank you Uchi for making my wedding anniversary memorable. We love the Omakase dishes y’all prepared. It’s the best I have ever tried in Austin, so fresh, uniquely curated flavor and creatively presented. It’s almost like a Michelin grade food. Thanks to Yumi for being a great server that night and the team too, are well versed and trained about the dishes and able to share with us each ingredients being used to make the delectable food. We will definitely visit again. 🫶🏻
Gefei -Fay Ye★★I was really looking forward to going to Uchi today, but unfortunately the experience didn’t meet my expectations. It was my first time visiting, and we chose it to celebrate our anniversary. My boyfriend had been there once before, so we were expecting a great experience—especially since Uchi is such a popular Japanese restaurant in the Austin area. We went during happy hour and ordered from the happy hour menu. The first two dishes were good, but not amazing. Toward the end, we tried a large fried ball filled with rice, and it tasted very bland and boring. Overall, the food seemed either under-seasoned or over-seasoned. Some dishes lacked flavor, while others were extremely salty—especially the skewer we ordered, which had far too much salt. The service also felt very rushed. At one point, our server accidentally knocked over our beer and soy sauce while cleaning the table. As someone who has worked part-time in the service industry, I understand that accidents happen, but usually a
Texas Fan★★★★★I’ve been a regular at Uchi for about a decade, and it’s a place I keep coming back to for good reason. The menu is both diverse and dynamic, there are favorite dishes I revisit every time, along with new offerings that keep things interesting. The food and service are consistently excellent. Uchi offers a contemporary take on Japanese cuisine, shaped by the vision of James Beard Award–winning chef Tyson Cole in Austin, Texas. The restaurant is always bustling and typically fully booked, drawing a mix of loyal locals, out-of-town visitors, and even Japanese tourists. It’s a standout dining experience that has maintained its quality and creativity over the years.
Shruti Subramanian★★★★★The food was delicious. We went on a girl's night. Mixture of omakase, vegetarian tasting menu and a la carte. Everything was delicious. The sushi, sashimi were so fresh. The rolls are delicious!! Go to all their different restaurants and enjoy. The server was kind and very knowledgeable on WhatsApp to recommend!
Nadia Rodriguez Amante★★★★★We chose the omakase-style tasting menu and a few à la carte, and every single dish was truly delicious—there wasn’t one course we didn’t enjoy. The quality of the food was exceptional and clearly reflects a high level of culinary skill. The only critique I would offer is the pacing of the experience. At times, the courses felt rushed. On a few occasions, additional dishes were plated before we had finished the previous course, or food arrived and sat briefly, affecting the intended temperature. Where we were sitting in the middle of the dining room, the servers would rush by adding to the “rush” feel. I think everyone needs to slow down a bit and just enjoy. Given the level of craftsmanship involved, a slower, more intentional pace would allow each dish to be appreciated fully. The servers were attentive and professional, though it was evident they were very busy. Menu descriptions were delivered quite quickly, which added to the overall feeling of being rushed. Slowing down slightl
Kelly Hamilton★★★★★We were so lucky to snag a last-minute reservation on Friday which happened to be during happy hour. From the minute we walked in until the very last bite, we had a wonderful time. Cass was such an attentive server and her food suggestions were phenomenal. The stars of the show were the Tasmanian river trout sashimi, wagyu carpaccio, the toro hand roll, and the walu walu hot dish. The happy hour menu was extensive and everything was delicious, including the wine selection. The prices in the regular menu were incredibly reasonable and we couldn’t believe how affordable the meal was. We left feeling perfectly full and have added Uchi to the list if we ever return to Austin.
Sandeep G★★★★We were here for our daughter birthday. We had reservation, though we are late by 10 mins the reception team is so friendly and accommodated us. We tried multiple dishes and everything is amazing.
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