Muse Fusion + Sushi

I go to Muse all the time and decided to use them for catering for a family party. Wow it was awesome! We got so many compliments on the food!! For 14 people we ordered fried rice, noodles, tuna sando tray, and 3 trays of sushi and it was A TON of food! More than we needed but happy to have left overs :)

We started off with the Spicy Tuna Sando and our minds were blown. Each subsequent dish was just as amazing down to the side stir-fried veggies in the Bento Box. The Crunchy Roll was delicious and all the flavors were perfect. The salmon sushi was incredibly fresh. The portions and quality justify the price just the Tuna Sando could be enough for two. The Birds Nest was delicious and the avocado base was incredibly ripe. The last thing we got was the Dubai Chocolate Cream Sandwich which was creamy pistachioy perfection. The fried bread on the outside was crunchy enough to complement the creamy filling. The service was also amazing with the food coming out quickly and everyone being very friendly. We’ll definitely be telling people about this place! One of our favorite recent restaurant finds!! Let’s keep this place in business!

I’ve come here time to time since they opened, and they have gotten better and better over time. The food is always consistent fresh, and delicious. The staff is very nice, especially the Asian man who is very smiley and friendly at the counter. The drinks are yummy, I really enjoy the cucumber mint drink, and the strawberry limeade. They have a Tuna sando and it is pretty tasty and the portions match the price. I always enjoy my meals here. Also glad to have a quick not over crowded sushi place close to home.

Avg Rating: 3.5/5 The food took about an hour to arrive for delivery, and unfortunately, the sushi rolls were underwhelming—basic in flavor and small for the price. The search for great sushi in Austin continues. For dine in, you can order at the counter or directly from your table online, which is convenient. The setup inside is simple, and both food and drinks came out quickly. Love Potion Refresher ($8): Super refreshing on a hot day. It's not overly sweet and has strawberry and mango bits that add a nice texture. The hint of lime gives it a pleasant tartness. A7 Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken ($10): The chicken was cooked fine, but the Taiwanese flavors didn't really come through. It was served with a side of house buttermilk ranch, which didn't pair well. Chili powder would've been a better match, and if they wanted to stay true to Taiwanese style, adding fried basil would've elevated the dish. A12 Viet Smoked Wings ($14): Five post oak-smoked wings tossed in a Vietnamese "sticky icky" sauce, served with blue ranch and pickled cauliflower. The wings were dry, and the sauce wasn't sticky or caramelized enough to bring out its flavor--or even cling to the wings. The blue ranch had a blue cheese flavor and some chunky bits that resembled cottage cheese--an odd choice. The pickled cauliflower, however, was nicely done and lightly pickled. C9 Dragon Roll ($17): Nori with protein, kanikama mix, cucumbers, masago, scallions, and sesame seeds. They offer more protein choices on Postmates, so my husband chose BBQ eel. This had a more cohesive flavor than the Happy Roll, but still nothing special. M10 Happy Roll ($18 | $19.50): Nori with BBQ eel, cucumbers, kanikama, fresh salmon, lemon, crunchy topping, unagi sauce, sriracha, masago, sesame seeds, and scallions. I didn’t realize it had eel until checking the menu—mostly tasted the salmon. Wasn’t a fan of the overall flavor, and the texture leaned too slimy for my taste. A1 Bird Nest ($15 l $15.95): Baked avocado stuffed with kanikama mix, spicy mayo, snow sauce, and sesame seeds. This was the highlight of the meal—delicious and much better than the sushi. It was rich, flavorful, and well-balanced. Highly recommend! Pistachio Berry Sandwich ($9.50): Fried Japanese shokupan milk bread filled with pistachio whipped cream, topped with pistachios and strawberry jam. This was so good and easily the best part of the meal. The crispy bread was amazing! There was a bit too much cream left over, but it wasn’t overly sweet. They also forgot our tiger milk with honey boba, but we got a refund. Would I come back for the sushi? No.

Husband treated me to this place for our 9th anniversary. The food was amazing. Will definitely return

Cute spot in south Austin ✨ it was our first time! Ordered potstickers for our appetizer. One Thai tea, one ube drink 🥤 The rolls were tasty. The OMG roll was a bit over the top for me but still delicious. My absolute favorite was the Snow White roll with cream cheese added! 🍥 that’s worth returning for takeout 🥡 The bowl of rice on the side was definitely tasty and brought some balance to the flavors in the OMG. Total bill with drinks was $78 😮 Drinks alone we paid $19. Maybe try their specials on Tuesday to start (:

Surprising Sushi Visited the spot for boba, but came away surprised by the Sushi! They have a fairly basic sushi menu, meaning they mostly stick to cooked type sushi, nothing too extravagant. I'm a fan of salmon sushi as a bang for the buck dish, no eel so went with Salmon. I was impressed with the flavor. The rice was nice and fluffy, a bit different than typical but good. The overall flavors were good a bit strong in the cream cheese department but good. One of the best I've had for the money. The spicy mayo is good. Also tried the crawfish roll, but wasn't too impressed, but not bad. The salmon stole the show. I also enjoyed the leeche slushi I originally came to try. Note, even though it's a cute little restaurant, it's a dine and dash fare. They have the uncomfortable metal chairs that I have grown to despise. They are designed to encourage people to move on. They aren't the only ones employing them, but I'm not a fan of this trend.

Horrible horrible sushi and desserts! Just puttiing fish inside rolled rice with some sauce doesn’t make something sushi. And i tried the dubai chocolate sandos and that was horrible too unfortunately. The staffs were friendly so i feel bad leaving this review but had to let the management know that they need to either improve their food quality or stop calling their food sushi. Also, this was a learning experience for me too to not trust the food influencers blindly. I cannot imagine how could someone recommend this place to their audience! Shame on the food influencers who recommend this place on their insta profiles.

It's pretty much open seating, and you can either go up to the counter to order, or order on your phone using the QR code at your table. I've gone 3 times now and will definitely continue to come back. They are so quick with the food, and everything tastes phenomenal! The last time I went with some friends we got the shrimp tempura roll, spicy tuna, crunchy crunch, and happy roll. More than enough to share, and extremely well priced for how filling it is. My favorite was the happy roll because the salmon tasted so fresh and blended well with everything. The other rolls were just as delicious and I'm sure if we had tried other stuff on the menu it would've been the same. I always get one of the edamame choices as well, and it never misses. They also had the new sandos when I last went, and we had the crème brûlée one for dessert. 100% recommend getting dessert there! It was so creamy and not too sweet, although if you're not a fan of fried desserts then you might want to share this one (or skip it). Overall, this has to be my favorite sushi spot in Austin!

Rating: 3.4/5 [dine in] You can order at the counter or directly from your table online, which is convenient. The setup inside is simple, and both food and drinks came out quickly. Love Potion Refresher ($8): Super refreshing on a hot day. It's not overly sweet and has strawberry and mango bits that add a nice texture. The hint of lime gives it a pleasant tartness. Bird's Nest ($15): Two baked avocado halves topped with kanikama mix, unagi sauce, spicy mayo, and sesame seeds. This was hands down my favorite dish--rich, flavorful, and well-balanced. Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken ($10): The chicken was cooked fine, but the Taiwanese flavors didn't really come through. It was served with a side of house buttermilk ranch, which didn't pair well. Chili powder would've been a better match, and if they wanted to stay true to Taiwanese style, adding fried basil would've elevated the dish. Viet Smoked Wings ($14): Five post oak-smoked wings tossed in a Vietnamese "sticky icky" sauce, served with blue ranch and pickled cauliflower. The wings were dry, and the sauce wasn't sticky or caramelized enough to bring out its flavor--or even cling to the wings. The blue ranch had a blue cheese flavor and some chunky bits that resembled cottage cheese--an odd choice. The pickled cauliflower, however, was nicely done and lightly pickled. Happy Roll ($18): Includes nori, BBQ eel, cucumber, kanikama mix, salmon, lemon, unagi sauce, crunchy bits, masago, sriracha, scallions, and sesame seeds. It was just okay. The texture leaned too slimy for my taste, and it lacked distinct flavors.

Solid food, friendly staff. Some of the best sushi in south Austin. This is the only thing I would change is to add pictures to the menu.

I've been wondering why I hadn't tried Muse before, and now I know why... what a letdown! For those wanting more authentic and quality worthy sushi, I wouldn't hold my breath. Muse leans more towards American-styled sushi aka sushi drenched in various sauces and toppings. You can order at the counter or at your table via QR code (if you don't like feeling rushed, I'd recommend ordering at a table). Outside of sushi, the menu is a hodge podge of fast food Asian dishes ie: sandos, popcorn chicken, chicken wings, and noodles. It just wasn't my vibe...

Best sushi in Austin! My favorites are M5 Krispy Kreme Roll M8 Sexy Tuna Roll M9 Salmonlicious Roll OMG roll

Muse is a lovely spot for sushi and other Japanese classics. We got a bunch of sushi rolls to share and also enjoyed their new Japanese dessert sandos. They have 2 for $25 rolls on Tuesday so I will need to return for that! Plenty of parking in their shared plaza lot.

Ordered take out with their 2 for 25 special x 2 and was ready in less than 20 mins. Definitely worth checking out with that alone. Lots of unique roll options! Also added their desserts, which were surprisingly light with a good crunch factor with the fried bread. Cute little fast casual spot where you order by QR code at the tables. Lots of parking too.

Great fast casual sushi spot! The service is quick and the place is accommodating.. I usually get a bento box with sushi, fried rice, salad and vegetables. It's reasonably priced as well The spicy tuna roll is my favorite! They use a chopped piece instead of the shredded. The food is always fresh and they have a cool fruit sushi option as well.

Met a friend here for dinner this weekend and was pleasantly surprised! She picked it out for us, and I had never heard of Muse before. It's located in a strip mall off the side of the highway and has a big, open parking lot, making it both easy to get to and easy to park at. QR codes on the table made the ordering process streamlined and simple. Food came out quickly and service was attentive. Everything we ordered was delicious! Seaweed salad, OMG Roll, Sexy Tuna Roll, and one other one I can't remember the name of. It's a somewhat small place with seating options at half-booth tables, regular tables, and even at the bar. I found prices to be very reasonable, as well. Looking forward to coming back and trying more of the menu!

Haven't actually eaten in the store but have door dashed so many times because it is so good! The tempura roll is bomb and so is the chicken karaage. I want to try other stuff but the tempura roll is just so good. A go to spot for me for sushi.

I'm so hesitant to leave a good review. I love coming here. And I don't really want it over ran with a bunch of people. But it's really worth letting people know that this food is so good. Out of all the sushi places this is the one that I keep coming back to you. I have tried so many things here and everything is so good. I can't believe this is located in a strip mall by target. But hey two birds one stone. This is not a fancy place, but the food demands that you go. Still though it's clean and everyone that works here is great.

Salmon nigiri is fatty and MELTS (I rarely same this with such emphasis) - worth the $10 price tag The salmon roll is also excellent and quite filling! The rice is lovely here. Cheers!

It may have been the day or time of day. Reading some reviews, the excitement to try a different sushi spot in Austin was high. The concept of dedicating the restaurant to the owner's daughter is super cute and the Ava Joy (named after her) is creative with the use of coconut shrimp and kiwi and strawberry. The Salmonlicious didn't have much, if any, salmon on it...it depended on the bite. I also wondered about the quality of the fish, and of the three rolls ordered, it was consistent that a lot of rice is used. Many of the options have shrimp, which could be a plus for some!

My husband and I have lunch at Muse about once a week, cuz we work nearby. It's reliable and easy. Yes, most of their rolls are riffs on a California roll. That said, they're pretty tasty. There are a lot of crunchy, saucy, cream-cheesy monstrosities that--being more of a sushi purist--I don't go for, but my husband likes them. I get the more simple "Classic" rolls and nigiri. They only have a few basic options for Nigiri, but it's usually fresh and tasty. The miso soup is good. There are also a few "kitchen" dishes (fried rice, udon noodles) for your friends who don't like sushi. You don't interact with the waitstaff much here. Ordering is automated by scanning the QR on your table, but you can also walk up and order at the counter if you prefer to talk to someone. They recently stopped serving alcohol, which is a little bit of a bummer, but not as big a deal for us at lunch time.

Went there on a whim (it was close to our Airbnb). The space is pretty nice. It has more seating/tables than I expected. You don't have a server per se (someone does bring you your water/beverages and your food), you actually have to order via their website (they provide a QR code). We saw more people picking up orders than dining in but they had quite the foot traffic. We ordered: Tempura Roll (C3) Spicy Tuna Roll (C4) Yakisoba Noodles (Chicken K3) Potstickers (A5) Everything was tasty. My favorite was the Tempura Roll. The sushi itself was breaded and fried. It wasn't something I've had before. I'm not a huge seafood person but enjoy most sushi (as long as it isn't too fishy) and this definitely hit the spot. The staff was friendly and service was great. I'd come back the next time I'm in town.

Great place for a light bite to eat and a sweet drink! I felt welcome the moment I walked through the door! This was my first time here and the staff helped me pick something based on what I was craving. Everything was delicious, flavorful, and so fresh! The vibe is chill and relaxing, and intimate. Will definitely be back

I've been making the rounds through Austin's grand selection of sushi joints and MUSE has been on my to-do list for a while now. I recently visited on a Saturday afternoon before the dinner rush began so that we could sample the menu when the chefs were working at a busy pace but not slammed. Located in a strip mall off of Lamar and Hwy 71 that doesn't call much attention to itself, it would be easy to think that this was just another typical Asian fusion restaurant. That was a huge mistake on my part. I was not expecting the creativity and quality that ran through every item we ordered. That quality begins with the house made beverages. We had the fresh limeade, one plain and one blended with strawberries. They were infused deeply with bright fruit flavors and enough sweetness to bring out the best of the ingredients without overwhelming them. Moving on to the appetizers, we had the squid salad and MUSE's Bird Nest. Many restaurants have a squid salad with a fairly standard flavor profile, a sort of rice vinegar with savory elements and this was similar to what I've had before. What was different was the assembly of just the right balance of vegetables, fish, tobiko (fish roe), greens and dressing that all worked harmoniously. I could have had an entire dinner of this appetizer. On the other end of the uniqueness spectrum, the Bird Nest is entirely a MUSE creation with a broiled avocado topped with a delicious crab salad with spicy mayo and sprinkled with sesame seeds. It is wonderfully creative and beautifully executed. Our other selections included maki rolls, nigiri and sashimi. Again, the care that the chefs put into each dish was evident. The sashimi pieces were formed into rosettes of tuna and salmon, not just laid out on the plate as you'd typically see elsewhere. I also loved the Buddha Roll with its combination of flavors and textures of tempura shrimp, avocado, spicy tuna, cream cheese and a kick of jalapeños. The deft hands of the chefs here really stood out for me. Flavors were appropriately subtle or strong in each dish, all playing nicely together in a way that was greater than the sum of the parts. You can feel the love given in crafting each item. A couple more notes: ordering is done through a QR code posted at each table so you'll need your smartphone for the best dining experience. Food flows smartly from the kitchen once you place your order, delivered by the friendly staff. Even more astonishing is the eminently reasonable price point here, offering a real bargain particularly for Austin and for the quality delivered. Visiting MUSE reminds me of the first time I saw the movie "Fargo." You go in not anticipating the amazing journey upon which you're about to embark, and when it's completed, you can't help but smile again and again thinking back on it. Looking at the thoughtful menu, I think that future visits will reveal new, unexpected delights. This place is a gem. Highly, highly recommended.

We stopped here for a quick bite before going shopping. We were a party of 8 so we pushed two tables together so we could all sit together. One of the tables was dirty so we had to wait for someone to clean it. Being first timers it was confusing at first - do we order at the counter, will we be waited on? Finally someone came over and explained it to us. All the rolls we had were excellent. We also ordered some nigiri and I wasn't particularly fond of the color of the tuna nigiri. Probably stick to rolls only if you come here.

I NEED to come back here again. I'm shocked I haven't heard of MUSE before because their food is actually so good and extremely reasonably priced. I love how you don't technically have to speak to anyone the entire time you're eating in the restaurant. You can order online, and food comes out very quickly. I was having such a hard time deciding what to order because their menu is extensive but everything also sounds delicious. I ended up ordering a fried rice and a roll, and it was one of the best sushi rolls I've had in Austin. The fried rice was also very buttery, and the portion was HUGE. I believe I only paid around $30 for everything. I have a suspicion the owner of MUSE is related to the people who run Happyrito because their drinks are very similar, and I LOVE Happyrito's drinks. Overall, I can't say enough positive things about MUSE. I want to come back again and again.

Loved this restaurant so much! The food, ambiance, service and location is perfect! You can order and pay on your phone so you don't need to talk to anyone, which is nice. There were pictures of all the rolls which I really liked. The flavored teas were really good. They have bento boxes available which would be great for a taste of everything. The fish tasted super fresh and the rolls were delicious. I can't wait to come back soon!

I have not gone to the restaurant for dine in yet, but can say this sushi travels better than any other place I have gotten so far! The dragon roll is incredible and the quality of the fish is noticeably great! Overall this seems like an underrated spot and definitely worth a stop if you love sushi!

I've eaten here both in person and via DoorDash. The rolls are also unique and delicious. This is my new favorite sushi spot. DINE IN EXPERIENCE: Hubby ordered a bento box with the spicy tuna roll and the dragon roll. The fried rice was a little dry but was good! We ordered the dragon roll with yellowtail and the spicy tuna as part of the bento box and both were good. The bento box also came with the salad. I ordered the tempura roll and Eva Jolie roll. I love the tempura rolls here! They are big and crispy. The Eva Jolie roll is delicious and when you dip it in the soy sauce, the sweet and savory flavor is out of this world! I also love that they use Toast to place your order, which makes the whole service more seamless and faster. You don't have to wait for someone to come to your table and take your order or to give your credit card. You can just do it all online and the food just comes out faster which is awesome.

Really wanted to take a pic, but the food didn't last on the table long. Really tasty and great prices! We had a hot sake, 3 rolls (2 specials) and nigiri. Walked out for $66 after tip. Cool order at the table via app, or order at the counter. I've never had sushi with a little pop of lemon zest but lord almighty I'll crave it from now on!

We were originally going to go to another sushi spot up the street but the wait time was an hour to an hour and a half, so we were glad we found this spot. There's no wait time and it's a frill-free service. You sit down, scan the QR code, pay and the food comes to you! I really enjoyed the sunshine roll. It's low carb and it has a nice texture to it. I also enjoyed the squid salad. My husband got the saints roll and he said it was okay. The drinks was so yummy! We shared a mango jasmine tea and added some boba to it. Highly recommend this spot!

Nice staff, easy to order, tasty unusual sushi combinations, boba is delicious. Overall a bit pricey but fun once in awhile.

We wanted a quick bite and saw good reviews so we decided to drop in. The place was very clean. It's open seating and they have a QR code that you can order with, so you're not waiting to order; just order on your own time. Over all the food was very good, I would definitely recommend this place to anyone wanting to try something new

found my new go-to sushi spot!! it's a great place if you just want casual sushi. the restaurant is super cute and has a sushi bar you can sit at. I got the salmonlicious roll and the happy roll and both were delicious. the salmonlicious roll had this interesting crunch to it and I realized it was apple, which was surprisingly yummy!! they also have good drinks too, the thai tea was great. the best thing about the place are the prices, super affordable but the fish was fresh and not smelly at all.

This is right by the Target plaza so there is plenty of parking and inside is not very packed either. I think this is the perfect casual sushi roll place for a quick lunch or weekday dinner. It's no fuss quick counter service with very affordable rolls that taste great. Most of the rolls around under $15 and all come out at once on a big plate. The presentation is not the best, sometimes a little sloppy, but if the taste is still really good. The drinks here were great - I got the ube milk boba (the boba was harder than I'm used to but the ube taste was very authentic and not too sweet). I got the rock n roll sushi roll with salmon - great flavor, loved the mayo and the panko crumbs to give it a crunch. I also got the happy roll that had eel and lemon, a cool combination. I also got the dragon roll with salmon, which is not the most unique roll. I would say it was my least favorite, but overall, it was all very good. Two people are easily able to share 3 rolls and be completely stuffed. Great quality for its affordability.

Great food, friendly staff and lively atmosphere! Bento box has several options so a good choice if you're dining solo and want a variety of bites.

I got this to-go via DoorDash and Oh my gosh this sushi was disgusting. I got two bento boxes and the food I received was barely edible. The salmon had a weird fishy scent, the rice was dry and hard, and the vegetables were completely flavorless. Save your money and go someplace else.

Overall we had a good experience! I ordered ramen with shrimp and I rate it a 7/10 - I say this because I wish it was more flavourful and not overpowering with soy sauce. The Rock n Roll sushi was an 9/10 - it had the perfect amount of softness with the avocado and crunchiness, which I like. It was super tasty.

I honestly would give them a 3.5 if I could, so I went with 4 to be nice. The place: a modern vibe, you order online or at the counter, no service at the table. People were all in sweatpants in there. The water tank is a no for me. I come to eat sushi, I'm spending money, please give me a glass of water without me having to go get it from your water tank in a cardboard cup. Also the blue flashing light outside the restaurant is super annoying while eating. The food: - we got a free edamame for checking in, and I'm glad it was free because it wasn't cooked enough - the potstickers were good, nothing to go crazy about - we got 3 rolls and waited almost an hour for them, so I'm VERY confused about all the reviews saying it was fast for them. Sure they are good, but not out of this world. See which ones we got in pictures. I tried one of the boba drinks, interesting. I'm glad I tried it. Not sure I would spend $6 on that again, but I see how people would like it. Overall, not the best experience for us, and probably won't be back. Pro-tip: ORDER TO GO. The to-go orders got prioritized over our order.

The food was delicious and the service on point! The salmon and rock and roll rolls were great, we also ordered boba tea! Will come back next time I'm in Austin.

So when you first arrive to the place, it's a sit down and order through a QR code and then go and pick it up at the desk which is totally fine. But I'm more old-fashioned where I do enjoy waitress I can recommend things and what not but it's fine. So I hate to say that I was very excited to come because the pictures of the food looked amazing, but the pictures are better than how the food tasted. I tried the steak sushi roll and it was so oily and it just tasted like the steak more than anything else that it just empowered. The whole roll, I only ate two pieces and sadly had to throw away the rest cause it Was not appetizing at all and the grease just hurt my stomach. The role was better. I will say that the squid salad was really good, but the H-E-B kind of taste of the same. All in all I wouldn't expect too much of this, I will say that the portions are big. What I give it to them is that they're making everything fresh there which is nice to see.

Happy to have a good/affordable sushi restaurant in south Austin! I got takeout, so can't speak to eating at the restaurant, but food was on point. Potstickers were perfectly crunchy on the outside and tasty on the inside. Rock n roll sushi roll was both filling and packed with flavor. Nothing negative I could say about it. Rolls in general are reasonably priced compared to other places in the area: $7-$15. They also offer other items: nigiri, fried rice, udon, other appetizers.. and importantly a slew of boba/tea options. I didn't try any this time around but I have to say it's exciting to finally have another boba option in south Austin. Overall, highly recommended!

I think I found my new favorite sushi place. Like ever. Everything we ordered was so yummy and so well-balanced. All of the fish tasted super fresh and had great textures. Some of the best salmon I've had. They have cool specialty rolls, like the Buddha Roll, that are on the heavier side, so I think I would get more simple rolls and sashimi next time. The squid salad appetizer was one of my favorites and I'm for sure getting that again. Even the drinks were delicious. I got the strawberry milk boba which had fresh strawberries and wasn't overly sweet. My dad got the lychee berry refresher which was great as well. The decor is super cute and everyone there was really nice as well!

I don't understand how this place is so highly rated on Yelp-- I don't think this is a real restaurant, I think it's a front for a 'ghost kitchen'. Food, service, ambiance/cleanliness were all disappointments. Right from when we walked in, we were only greeted by signs directing us to seat ourselves and use our phones to order. We were ignored by the staff, all of whom seemed to be working behind the counter in food prep. Our table was set with dirty napkins and sticky condiment bottles. Finally, the menu is just 20 different variations of either a California roll or a shrimp tempura roll, which were smothered in mayonnaise and crispy onions when they arrived at our table. We ordered 4 because we were hopeful that the food was the reason for such high ratings, but couldn't finish more than half of it. Save yourself some money and just get the sushi at HEB.

Oh wow! This fusion spot is so good! I'm always so amazed with all the sushi spots in Austin. This is another gem. The Happy M10 is my favorite here if you're an eel lover. Salmonlicious is also very good, love the cream cheese and flakes on top. The Ava Jolie roll is very refreshing, it's coconut shrimp topped with fresh strawberries and kiwi. Just the perfect mix! I would definitely be back. I thought prices were very reasonable. You can place the order at the front or on your phone and they bring your food to you. Very convenient and efficient. The service was great. Nice ambiance. It's a chill spot for a date night.

We were in the area & needed some lunch so we chose this place! Upon entry there was minimal engagement with the staff, so we just read a sign close to the counter with instructions. You can either order at the counter or choose a table (open seating) where you scan a QR code powered by ToastTab. All orders are delivered to your table. There are plenty of sushi roll options, milk tea with boba & a couple of noodle dishes. Soy sauce is readily available at every table a long with chop sticks! The small dishes on the table meant for soy sauce were chipped & not super clean which stuck out to me. The food we had was pretty spectacular though! A2 Harumaki is what we started with which was served up hot & accompanied by the best duck sauce I've ever had. C7 Shrimp Tempura Roll & M3 Rock n' Roll were our main dishes & man they were SO good! All flavors went well together & were so incredibly fresh! This is a great spot for a quick lunch during a busy day of errands. Definitely recommend for the food, not so much for engagement.

The sushi is delicious and tastes fresh, very friendly service, they pay attention to detail, and they have Boba too!

Legitimately so Delicious. I've only been getting into sushi this past year and this restaurant really tops them all. With all variety of choices you really can't go wrong here. They always have a full hand on decks. Workers are generous plus the restaurant is casual eating which really makes it comforting. Don't miss out

Really liked this place- they had everything you could want from a casual lunch boba/sushi stop. Located right next to a target, the exterior of the building is not exciting, but the inside is very cute and staff were extremely friendly, attentive, and quick. We ordered the Thai tea with boba (fun fact- the default drink order comes with boba, and if you check "boba" as a menu add on, you'll get a LOT of boba- sharing in case anyone else is also overly cautious and checks both) and the milk tea with boba. Both were delicious, but the standard level of sweetness was quite high- I'd go with their "less" option to get more of the tea flavor next time. We ordered the Salmon Surprise roll, the fried tempura roll, some potstickers, Taiwanese popcorn chicken, and fried rice with chicken. Of these, the potstickers and fried rice with chicken were the standouts- hearty portion sizes and deliciously crispy and fresh. I wouldn't get the Taiwanese popcorn chicken again as it was a little tough. The sushi rolls were HUGE- way bigger than the pictures, and we both had plenty of delicious sushi and some to take home: I would definitely recommend this place, especially as a lunch stop after running errands at target next door.

Definitely our new go to for sushi when we're on this side of town! Muse was refreshing and quite good! We arrived on a Wednesday afternoon & sat at our table as the sign directed. This is a sit and order online type of establishment & we Love that! It's a very unassuming restaurant and the staff aren't intrusive at all but very accommodating if you should need anything. Overall, very laid back vibe! There are many great options on the menu but we ordered: Cucumber Mint Limeade Diet coke Potstickers Ava Jolie Roll Buddha Roll Crawdaddy Roll The cucumber mint was very refreshing and delicious! Literally everything was a hit. We simultaneously said "mmm" after each bite. The Jolie Roll was by far our favorite. It's the one pictured with fruit on top. It's a must try for sure! There is plenty of parking. So, no worries there! Definitely check out why they have such good reviews. You'll realize quickly that they are all deserved!

This is an excellent and inventive sushi spot in south Austin! It's an interesting concept where you can either order at the counter or sit at a table and order from your phone. We ordered the karaage (which was okay) and then got the salmonlicious, happy and Ava Jolie rolls. The rolls were fantastic and really creative! We loved them and by the end of the mean we were talking about which ones we would try the next time we went there. Service is fine but this place is definitely a low key spot. It's a great place for dinner or lunch if you need anything from Target (it's next door). We can't wait to go back.

This place has the best sushi we've found in Austin. Employees are super nice too! Would highly recommend

Went on Monday for a quick lunch. Parking is easy and was able to sit without a wait. I checked in and got the garlic edamame for free. It wasn't fully steamed so many of the pods were not edible. The sushi was good, okay quality. The strawberry limeade (add boba) was definitely the star of my lunch. Would definitely go back for that. Cost was typical I think.

Obviously not a high end sushi. Decently priced dishes. But what we didn't expect was to find a cooked plastic piece in the bento box veggies. When alerted to it, they came took the plate, swapped out the veggie section and brought it right back. Not so much as a simple apology. The yakisoba is pretty bad- actually the chicken pieces in it are bad. Rubbery cubes of flavorless chicken. Placing an order is what they get the one star for. A quick QR code on the table pulls up the menu and you can order and pay using your phone.

Overall Score 5 out of 5 For fast service sushi this is great food. Super fresh and clean Great taste and great menu options. If you're looking for quick sushi without the long restaurant experience and high price, this is a phenomenal option to try. Inside is very clean This spot is great value sushi, not the high end sushi omakases.

I picked up some to go sushi after hearing lots of good things from clients and friends. They had it done fast and it was pretty good! I ordered 3 rolls and 4 pieces of sushi and everything came out the way I ordered it. I wish they had included more soy sauce in the bag, we didn't have enough. We will be doing this again!