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Sushi Bar Austin Downtown

Austin, Texas

A 12-seat, counter-only omakase in downtown Austin serving 17 courses, booked via Tock, with a private room available.

Modern sushi bar interior with wood counter, pendant lighting, and open kitchen setup
  • Salmon nigiri sushi on wooden serving board with black accent
  • Three pieces of nigiri sushi with orange roe on black slate plate
Photo: Sushi Bar Austin Downtown via Google

At a glance

Price
$$$$
Courses
17
Seats
12
Reservations
Tock · book a few weeks out
Booking
Tock
Price
Luxury

Sushi Bar Austin Downtown occupies a single room with twelve counter seats, all facing the chef directly through the preparation. There is no separation between kitchen and diner here; the format is built around watching each course assembled and served in sequence.

The omakase runs seventeen courses, moving through new-wave nigiri and seasonal compositions drawn from both land and sea. The menu is in English, and the restaurant is part of a small group that sources fish directly from Japanese markets rather than through intermediaries, a detail the brand highlights across its locations.

This is a luxury-tier, counter-only reservation, open nightly from 5pm to 11pm, with no lunch service and no cash-only restriction. A private room is available for groups that want to take the full seventeen-course menu as a buyout, booked separately through the restaurant's events contact. Reservations for counter seats go through Tock, and given the twelve-seat capacity, booking ahead is advisable.

Sushi Bar operates multiple counters across the US, including Charleston, Dallas, Miami Beach, and Nashville, each following a similar format of an intimate room, a chef serving directly, and seasonal, market-driven courses. The Austin location sits on W 2nd St in downtown Austin and has been noted in regional coverage of the city's omakase options.

Good to know

How do I book a seat?
Reservations are made through Tock. With only twelve counter seats, booking in advance is recommended.
How much does the omakase cost?
The restaurant is priced at the luxury tier (price tier 4), though an exact menu price isn't listed here; confirm current pricing directly with the restaurant or on Tock.
Is there a private dining option?
Yes, a private room is available for groups wanting to take the full seventeen-course menu as a buyout; inquire directly with the restaurant for details.
What are the hours?
The restaurant is open nightly from 5pm to 11pm, seven days a week, with no lunch service.
Is the menu available in English, and is it cash-only?
The menu is in English, and the restaurant accepts non-cash payment as well as cash.

Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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