Springdale General
Business center · Oak Springs ·
Creative business park with diverse retail, food court, and sushi omakase.
Creative business park with diverse retail, food court, and sushi omakase.
"For a while, Uroko in Springdale General in East Austin had a secret identity situation going on. By day it was a casual handroll spot, and at night it operated as an intimate omakase experience. Eventually, the owners took over the space next door and opened Tonari—an omakase-only sushi spot that never has to wear a disguise. Dinner here consists of 12 bites of nigiri served over 45 minutes, meaning you can snag one of the “1 hour limit” parking spots at the front of Springdale General and be out with time to spare. Tonari was started by some of the folks behind the sushi spot Komé—which we like very much—and as a result, a dinner here feels a lot like a quick, chef-curated meal at its older sibling. That means generous portions of fresh fish, and a minimalist, no-frills approach to nigiri. It also happens to be one of the most affordable omakase spots in town. Don’t come here to celebrate that big promotion or to finally propose to your partner of 15 years, just come here for good quality sushi that you don’t have to plan months in advance to eat Cost: $84 per person. Sake flights available. " - nicolai mccrary
"Uroko in Springdale General in East Austin has a secret identity situation going on. By day it's a casual handroll spot, and at night it operates as an intimate omakase experience. Dinner here consists of 12 bites of nigiri served over 45 minutes, meaning you can snag one of the “1 hour limit” parking spots at the front of Springdale General and be out with time to spare. Tonari was started by some of the folks behind the sushi spot Kome—which we like very much—and as a result, a dinner here feels a lot like a quick, chef-curated meal at its older sibling. That means generous portions of fresh fish, and a minimalist, no-frills approach to nigiri. " - nicolai mccrary, raphael brion
"For a while, Uroko in Springdale General in East Austin had a secret identity situation going on. By day it was a casual handroll spot, and at night it operated as an intimate omakase experience. Eventually, the owners took over the space next door and opened Tonari—an omakase-only sushi spot that never has to wear a disguise. Dinner here consists of 12 bites of nigiri served over 45 minutes, meaning you can snag one of the “1 hour limit” parking spots at the front of Springdale General and be out with time to spare. Tonari was started by some of the folks behind the sushi spot Kome—which we like very much—and as a result, a dinner here feels a lot like a quick, chef-curated meal at its older sibling. That means generous portions of fresh fish, and a minimalist, no-frills approach to nigiri. It also happens to be one of the more affordable omakase spots in town. Don’t come here to celebrate that big promotion or to finally propose to your partner of 15 years, just come here for good quality sushi that you don’t have to plan months in advance to eat. photo credit: Nicolai McCrary" - Nicolai McCrary
"A newly opened, adjacent omakase dining room located in the Springdale General complex that will host the restaurant's 45-minute omakase seatings and accommodate a modestly larger party size (increasing from six to seven) as the dedicated space for those services." - Nadia Chaudhury
"In East Austin, Springdale General is a creative office development that's gaining another lunch option with the addition of RPM Counter and the rotating lunch vendors; other on-site food tenants and upcoming openings were also announced." - Erin Russell
