Twenty Five Teishoku House

A great place to have lunch! The curry katsu and chicken katsu were extremely tasty, light yet satisfying. The salmon sashimi was great size too. Ambiance was relaxed but eloquent, staff friendly, and prices were about right for what you get. All the decor is cute! 10/10 would recommend!

Came here for my girlfriend‘s birthday dinner and was blown away! The food is to die for…legit gourmet Asian cuisine. The atmosphere was warm and inviting with a laid-back vibe and the service was outstanding. Even the chef/owner came out to greet us. This is a true hidden gem in Katy that I hope everyone discovers!

Craving Japanese cuisine, we decided to check out Twenty Five Teishoku House, and it was an absolutely impressive dining experience. From the moment we stepped in, the delicious food, exceptional service, and the beautifully designed ambiance truly stood out. Celebrating a birthday dinner here was made even more special with a complimentary Crème Brûlée from the executive chef, a gesture that really touched us. Overall, our experience at Twenty Five Teishoku House was wonderful, leaving us with no doubt that we will definitely return. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enjoy great Japanese food in a lovely setting.

Just Wow!!! We came in on a slow Friday night and were treated with the BEST service and served some of tastiest dishes in the West Houston/Katy area. We ordered an assortment of sashimi, yellow tail & enoki mushroom “big hug” wrapped bacon for our appetizers. All delicious! The house made sauce for my side salad was also very tasty. My main course was the black truffle tonkotsu tenshoku, in which they torch the cheese on the top AT THE TABLE (so cool!). For desert, we had some sweet and delectable creme brulee! My date had a gyudon bowl, of which he said was one of the best he’s ever had. The meat was thinly sliced, very well sauced & had a rich onion umami flavor. The establishment was clean, trendy & well decorated. The owner and servers were very welcoming and I enjoyed every moment of my dining experience. I will definitely be coming back here again!

Enjoyed another visit and learning about different Teishoky dishes. Love the decor and layout of the restaurant. Very attentive service and knowledgeable waitress, Recomended a great wine for us to enjoy. We had a happy hour starter before ordering main course and were really impressed with the “taco” particularly the octopus, we have had many octopus over the years but this one was tasty and one of our favorites, also enjoyed the blue fin tuna taco - very fresh and balanced with some avocado and cucumber wrapped in the seafood. We followed with Teishoku ( a tray consisting of a main course and some sides) one was the sashimi (bluefin tuna, yellowtail, Scottish salmon) all high quality fish served with a bowl of soup, a bowl of rice and two veggie sides (seaweed, daikon) but the best was the fresh wasabi which has has much more depth. Our other main course always the House hamburger served on a bed of onions and the same sides (we swapped the rice for a side of Okra) and very thing is presented with attention to detail from the tray to each dish - very pleasing to the eye. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal tonight and will be back.

We were going to a different restaurant but we just happened to see this restaurant on the frontage and decided to try it out. The service was great. They were kind and attentive. The ambiance is nice. We ordered the bacon hug, gyoza, and the sashimi set. It was all delicious, especially since we are use to eating Japanese restaurants inside the 610 loop. Definitely worth the price and I recommend it. Will eat here again.

OMG, this was the perfect place for a Sunday night date. Fresh, yummy, excellent service. Charlotte was pleasant and attentive! Servings were just right, and very very tasty. We were blown away and be back soon.

The House of 25 holds a special place in my heart because I would frequent often when I lived in the Katy/Energy Corridor area. Bing is super passionate about his concept and did you know he named his restaurant Twenty Five because he has 25 unique menu items available (also he started this concept at the age of 25). I love a good story behind a restaurant, it gives a nice message and very welcoming atmosphere. Let’s talk about the food: His hand rolls are out of this world! I’ve ordered several throughout my multiple visits and they never failed and hasn’t changed in quality either. The price you pay for it it’s worth it! He also has his sets that are his versions of a Bento, but I like being adventurous and order more complex dishes like his Chirashi bowl (so pretty and I couldn’t eat it because it was a show stopper of a menu item). You all should definitely give this restaurant a shot. Yes it’s a bit more on the pricey side, but I’d pay a good amount for quality sushi/food!

great place i most definitely will be coming back for more great people very polite with great respect #okc 405

The restaurant has a very esthetic pleasing. I really like the decoration. We took our nephew here and it had enough room for a high chair for a toddler without feeling tight. Sometimes, it is hard to find a kid friendly restaurant but we didn't have trouble here! It was a very kid friendly restaurant. The staff were so friendly and really genuine. We didn't have to wait too long to order or refill on water. The owner came out to greet each table and see how everything was. All the foods were made to order so there is a little wait for the food. We didn't mind it because it means the food was fresh and hot when we got it. Honestly, it didn't even feel long because we order drinks, appetizer and entree. One came after another. They have a happy hour menu with great handroll/taco. We got the salmon and yellowtail taco . The nori was crispy which was a nice touch as you bit into it. The sushi was fresh and delicious. For drinks, we got the mojito and Moscow mule. I really like the mojito. For entree, we got the hamburg steak, unadon, sashimi buddies, and shrimp tempura. The shrimp tempura batter was light and crispy. The sushi set was fresh and good quality. We really like the wasabi! It tastes like the real wasabi you would get in Japan! We were impressed by that. The hamburg steak was juicy with a really good sauce. The sauce was my favorite part of that dish. The unadon eel was fresh and light. It didn't have a fishy or bitter taste. We decided to upgrade the unadon with the set to have miso and the pickled side dishes. I was glad we did because it's nice to have side dishes to balance out the meal. Overall, we really enjoyed it. It's probably one of the better quality Japanese food we had in awhile. We would definitely go again and recommend it to our friends and family.

I decided to visit this restaurant during my trip to Houston to see family. We made reservations for 8:30 PM on a Friday night. We arrived around 8 PM, and they were still able to seat us. We looked through the menu and placed our order for some appetizers and our main courses. The appetizers came out in a reasonable amount of time, but the main courses took quite a while. Unfortunately, the waitress never came by to inform us of the delay or apologize for the wait. After the first main course arrived, it took another 15-20 minutes for the next one, and the same pattern continued until everyone received their meals. This staggered service made for a less-than-pleasant experience. As for the food, it was okay. The chicken in the chicken katsu was a bit dry. The bacon-wrapped items were decent, though the mushrooms were slightly overcooked. The restaurant itself is nice and spacious, with a bar and bar seating at the front.

Twenty Five has quickly become my family's go to spot for nice evening out. The interior is beautifully decorated and the quality of food can always be depended on to be top tier. My personal favorites include the Chirashi Bowl Deluxe, Unadon, Salmon to die for and the handrolls (shaped like tacos and piled high with fresh fish) This place deserves more attention! We also adore the owner who always goes out of his way to greet his guests and share awesome stories about his interesting life. He has a real passion for his work which shines through in his meals.

My friend and I came here during one of their buy one get one free promotion since my friend had been curious about this place. The food was decent but it isn't a restaurant I'd go out of my way to visit again. Service: 3.5 The server was nice. However, it was hard to get his attention since this place was a bit understaffed. With only one waiter taking care of the whole restaurant (when I went there was a large party of 8 and 3 tables of 2). As a result, it took a bit of time for our meals to come out. Teishoku Set: 3.5 What interested me about this menu was the teishoku set most restaurants just serves the Katsu with the miso soup and rice. My friend and I received different vegetable side dishes which surprised me since I thought they'd be serving the same two vegetables to everyone. I thought they'd just switch it out every day but luckily it worked out since my friend preferred my vegetables and I preferred his. I paid 1/2 the normal price due to the promotion but I don't think it is worth the full price. The black truffle Katsu was a bit dry and the vegetable side dishes were very mediocre. I did enjoy the theatrics of them blow torching the cheese but unfortunately that's all it was since it didn't really melt the cheese. They should either pre-melt some of the cheese and then use the blow torch for the final step or just get a cheese that melts better at a lower temperature.

This is a higher end Japanese restaurant that specializes in teishoku, or basically set meals where you're served an entree, soup, salad, rice and small side dishes. It's very tastefully decorated and would be a perfect date night or special occasion gathering place. The prices are slightly higher than a bento place, ranging from $20-30ish, but I feel the price is justified because of the decor and portion size (definitely very generous for one person). I can tell a lot of thought was put into the restaurant, from the menu design (the drawings are SUPER cute), napkins are heavy and prettily designed paper towels, higher end disposable chopsticks, filtered water, etc. The food is beautifully presented also. I was a bit sad that the tonkatsu and chicken katsu weren't impressive (slightly dry and a bit bland in flavor) and some of the flavors of the side dishes I didn't really enjoy. Also the rice bun on the 25 burger was disappointing because it was too dense and only the bottom was crispy, making it difficult to eat. My favorite was the chirashi. SO yum and the most beautifully presented I've seen in Houston. The sashimi is cut thick and they give you fresh wasabi. Would definitely come back for this specific dish!

I've passed by Twenty Five Teishoku House several times, and finally stopped by last Sunday to give them a try since they are running a BOGO entree special from Jan 16th to Feb 13th as a part of their one year anniversary. The inside of the restaurant is beautifully decorated, and when our group of 4 arrived, we were seated immediately. We received their regular menu, and their BOGO menu, which showed that only some entrees qualified for the buy one get one. From the BOGO menu, I ordered the hamachi kama, while my husband got their hamburg steak. Both of these were a signature set entree, which comes with a rice, a salad, miso soup, and two sides. The sides appear to be randomly assigned based on the fact that two others in our group had ordered the same entrees we did, but we all received a different combination of side dishes. After placing our order, our salads arrived immediately, but it took quite some time after that for our entrees to arrive. The hamachi kama was perfectly cooked, but the seasoning on it was very mild, and it definitely needed the lemon to help in the flavor department. On the other hand, I sampled my husband's Hamburg steak, and thought that it was perfectly seasoned. The beef patty was juicy and flavorful, and the stock at the bottom of the bowl added on another layer of savoriness. Overall, while the food was good, it wasn't anything amazing. While they're doing their BOGO, their food is a great deal, but outside of that, the price point at the low $20s for a lot of their entrees is a bit steep for what you get, and I don't see myself returning very often if at all.

Wow the interior for this place is beautiful! I could tell that they put a lot of thought & effort into it. We specifically went here to get their BOGO deal for their 1 year anniversary! We were able to get the eel bowl, the tonkatsu signature set & the salmon to die for starter. The eel was my favorite - lots of flavor & a pretty big portion. However, the tonkatsu was a little dry. The meat was kinda tough too. I also noticed that the food does not come out hot. It was just slightly warm to room temp. I'm glad I got to try this while they had the BOGO but I'm not sure if I'd be eager to come back asap.

On a Friday night at 7pm, Twenty Five was realllllyyy slow and I couldn't tell you why but I was able to get a table immediately. The server explained the menu and we started off with drinks. I got the El Chapo's Escape and IT WAS SO GOOD! If it wasn't so overpriced I would've had five. I got a teishoku plate with sashimi. I would recommend this, at $30 I got a salad, miso soup, rice, veggies, and high quality fish. We finished with mochi ice cream that I know they picked up from Kroger, not so worth getting that. The ambiance was really quiet for a Friday night but my friend and I were able to have our conversation and we had a great time.

We came on a Saturday night but there was only one other table with a couple. They soon left and it was just us in the entire restaurant which was pretty bleak as the restaurant has such good vibes and a beautiful interior. For appetizers, we got the salmon tacos, which was such a unique concept! Loved the seaweed taco shell and the salmon was very fresh! There was a nice citrus flavor that complemented the salmon flavor well. For entrees, we got the chicken katsu teishoku set and the unadon rice bowl. The chicken katsu was very crispy and well made. The miso soup and vegetable sides all tasted very homemade and delicious, full of flavor! I did ask for more katsu sauce as it was delicious and I love having it extra saucy! The unadon was SOSOSOSO GOOD. We couldn't believe there was such a big piece of eel without any bones! It was delicious and very flavorful. Overall, the food was DELICIOUS and so tasty! However, it was definitely pricey so not sure we could come back often. Also, since we were the only table there, we had almost too much service as they kept coming to refill our waters and take away plates, and we felt bad that no one else was eating there, so it was difficult to truly enjoy the food. But I really hope people give this place a try because it is really good and deserves some attention!

Met up with some family Friday afternoon! I'll definitely say it was worth the 30 minute drive for sure! First impressions: Did not expect this place to look like this. It was super nice inside and it is a perfect place for a date, hangout, etc. Service: All the servers/host were super attentive! Waters were refilled and everything was brought out in a timely fashion. Food: We got the Bacon Hug appetizer, which had an interesting texture. It almost reminded me of pulled pork bbq in flavor and texture. As my main dish, I got the tonkatsu curry. I've never had this before, I've seen it at other places, but I wanted to try something different. It ended up being really taste! The portion was good too! Was definitely full after this meal. Final thought: I would recommend this place to eat! It has many different options and is close to different things in katy asia town that you can grab after like boba, a movie, or other desserts! Definitely would recommend to try!

The best Japanese food I've had!!! Ambiance is sleek and chill. Waiter and chef were on top of everything. Hot sake stayed hot nearly the entire time, unlike some places I've gone. A must try and a new favorite place!

Definitely worth trying! Excellent quality food. I love how they have fresh washabi and not the typical green paste you're given at any sushi place. It's not cheap but the price is competitive and priced well for the portion and quality of the food. They don't have the traditional sushi rolls but tacos hand roll instead. Everything was really fresh and fulfilling. The Unadon is amazing, sashimi was fresh. Ambiance can be both upscale or casual. Service was good. The only complaint is that food take awhile to come out and we were the only ones there. Maybe we went too hungry but spent 1.5hour there even when we left as soon as we're finished eating.

Four stars to give them the benefit of the doubt for the dishes we didn't try. At first glance, the interior was gorgeous and the atmosphere was akin to fine dining so we expected great food and service. Drinks came almost 20 minutes after we sat despite us being the only four tables in the restaurant. When they finally arrived, the old fashioned was extremely sweet and the mango cocktail bland. We also ordered the grilled squid, and I can say for certainty that it was not good, and I have never had bad grilled squid in all the restaurants I've eaten it due to how simple it is. We waited 20 minutes for the first squid and it came out ice cold which was so bizarre to me because the restaurant was not busy. I brought it to one of the server's attention, asked if they could throw it back on the grill for a bit, and they immediately took it away to give me a new one, which was nice on the one hand but we then waited another 15 minutes for the second squid, which came out warm. Disappointingly, it was the flavor that put the nail on the coffin for me. There was no charred flavor or fragrance from a grill, but instead a very weird scent envelope the squid. It also doesn't help that they smother it in sweet eel sauce and togarashi which does not at all pair well with the squid. I knew the place wasn't authentic Japanese, but it doesn't seem to me that they know how to do Japanese food at all.

I was in the Katy area with my family and found this place on Yelp. Food - We got the sets with different Katsus. (Great deal btw and lots to eat!) While waiting, we also ordered the Nori tacos (yellowfin tuna, unagi, and spicy salmon). Crowd favorites were the unagi and spicy salmon. The yellowfin tuna was good but think I prefer it not in a taco. For the sets, they rated between okay and good. It was definitely filling. We ended up with leftovers. I could've continued eating more tacos versus the set. Everything tasted fresh. Service - Attentive. Location - This place is near Katy Asia Town. We went for desserts there afterwards and it only took a few minutes to get there. In the complex where it's at, it didn't seem too busy and there were plenty of parking out front as well. We were also there on a weekday. Ambiance - Nicely decorated and clean. We were surprised that there was only one other group there. Think it's because of location so it felt like a private dining experience, which we were totally okay with. Overall good. My rating is between a 4 and 5 so rounding up :) Adding in menu for anyone who wants to see what they have. I was told they designed it themselves. Thought that was cool.

Hidden gem of a sushi place. Everything was super fresh and came out quick. The place was spotless and you can tell they put a lot of thought into the design and layout. Nice touches like chopsticks resting holder. Mine was a peapod. The owner came up and made sure we were satisfied. Each dish was wonderful.

I was excited to try this place after passing by it so often! The restaurant was pretty quiet and empty when we came on a Thursday afternoon. Our server was super nice and attentive. Salmon to die for (2/5): There was not enough sauce to complement the salmon, so the flavor was a bit underwhelming. Yellowtail carpaccio (3/5): Fresh cuts of fish! The jalapeno was a nice touch. Eel and spicy tuna handrolls (3/5): The eel was well cooked and seasoned. The spicy tuna was not spicy, but it was fresh. Both had avocado, cucumber, and imitation crab. The seaweed gave a nice crunch to the handroll. Tonkatsu lunch set (3/5): The tonkatsu was a bit overcooked and dry but the sauce helped. I was not a big fan of the slaw, but the miso soup was good. Overall, our meal was filling but overpriced for what it's worth. The food was not very memorable, but I would consider returning to try other dishes.

This has been on my list for quite some time and was excited to try. My friend and I happened to get there during happy hour and tried the tacos and the mushrooms. The tacos has the taste of an average handroll, and for a better experience ask for some eel sauce or spicy mayo to top the taco. The mushrooms wrapped in bacon with truffle bbq was interesting. I think without the truffle in it, I wouldn't have known the difference because the bbq sauce is just too strong to notice the truffle flavors. It's good but the price and for the truffle taste, not worth for me. The squid "ika" is addictive drinking food and/or snack while you wait for your entree, highly recommend. Ok the teishoku trays, the katsu is the best you'll have here in Houston. Absolutely love the katsu entrees, juicy, crispy, sauce is addictive and the sides that come with were a nice touch. The Kama, could use more citrus, and some salt as it lacked flavor but was overall moist and well cooked. Overall, some hits and misses but can't go wrong either the squid and the katsu at this place. I'll have to try more next time.

Food: 9/10 Service: 6/10 Ambiance: 6/10 A friend of ours really wanted to try this place out so we decided to give it a try during one of our GNOs. We came on a Tuesday night and it was empty so we were a bit reluctant. The ambiance was great but it would've been better if they played some music since we could hear every little thing as we were the only customers for a while. The service could be better since we were one of the few customers there. Food was great! It is a bit pricey but I wouldn't complain bc the quality of the fish and presentation was exemplary. We got the hand rolls and they were one of the better hand rolls I've had. Very filling and the nori was fried, I believe. We also got the black tonkatsu which is a truffle and cheese tonkatsu. It was ok, I've had better tonkatsu. There was no truffle flavor at all. We also ordered the hamachi Kama which is a grilled yellowtail and this was one of my faves. Very flaky and cooked to perfection. We also ordered the Chirashi bowl and it was very filling and fresh. It had eel, yellowtail, squid, salmon, roe, imitation crab on a bed of rice. I also ordered Uni sashimi and it was one of the best unis I've had. So fresh and literally melted in my mouth. It was $20 for 2 pieces at mkt price. Their wasabi is so fresh and one of the better wasabis I've had. A must w sushi. I would definitely come back and try the other stuff on the menu as their menu is pretty extensive.

Came here for a Yelp event and this place quickly became a new favorite! As soon as you walk in you get a upscale vibe and are greeted by very friendly staff. The decor is beautiful and looks both great for a date night or family dinner. I was fortunate to meet Bing the owner and hear his story about how he came up with the idea of this beautiful restaurant and the meaning behind the name. The detail in his dishes is truly next level. Every dish I had was amazing. Such great flavor and the attention to the presentation of each one shows his love for food. Each dish looked like a piece of art. I can't wait to come back and try more items off the menu!

Very friendly service. Rare to find Japanese home style cooking outside of japan. The decor is a little intimidating because it feel too fancy for home style comfort food. A little hidden gem and hopefully more people discover it. It feel a bit empty for a Friday night. Please support this place.

I came here for a Yelp elite event and it was just so much fun! I was really impressed with this establishment and with the owner. The restaurant was spectacular. I loved the decor and also the bathrooms are beautiful. The staff was super professional and friendly. I really liked hearing the owner talk about his inspirations and restaurant concept. The food was excellent! Japanese food is one of my favorite cuisines. We started with an edamame. Simple and delicious. I was so happy to see authentic sake being served in traditional cups. I very much enjoyed the sampler platter of small bites that was served at our Yelp event. My favorite items were the miso soup and the grilled octopus. The miso soup was packed with flavor. The octopus was well cooked and seasoned. Will definitely come back just for these two items! The dumplings and pickled daikon radish were also awesome. I really enjoyed everything but those were my favorites. Can't wait to come back and try more dishes!

The hamachi kama teishoku set was a satisfying, comforting meal. The yellowtail was cooked well as the fish was juicy and tender. I was surprised by how large the portion was! The miso soup, pickles, and veggies rounded out the meal perfectly. As for the handroll, I was disappointed by the quality of the tuna. It did not taste fresh and the texture was a bit off putting. I would've liked it to be more spicy as well.

A real hidden gem that you should try! Great food and beautiful setting. We have the tempura shrimp and the teriyaki salmon both which were perfectly presented and cooked. I was such a positive experience. We were puzzled why on a Friday night, the place was so empty. I hope they're able to get the word out and get more people into the restaurant that's worth your visit. There's so much care to attention to the details, one place that has been overlooked is the music- its not adding to the vibe of the space. The wait staff needs some work.

I had a very high expectation about this newly opened restaurant before I went. It was a Sunday evening but the restaurant was almost empty. The interior looks pretty decent and the washroom is clean. The menu looks great (although somewhat overpriced) and we ordered grilled squid, tonkatsu set and the salt-grilled mackerel set. The grilled squid was the best dish of all the food we had and that's the only thing I would recommend from tonight. The tonkatsu is ok-ish but the cabbage on the side is not fresh and looks like they've been out for a while. The miso soup does not taste good either. The mackerel was one of the worst I've ever had (I've tried mackerel set in more than 50 restaurants across the US). The texture was soggy and not fresh either. The servers were very attending and helpful. But I was expecting a lot higher food quality at a restaurant of that price range.

My favorite hand rolls in Katy area. I come mainly for that item. Handrolls are large and much better value and similar freshness to the likes of Handies Douzo etc. Love the eel and ama ebi handrolls. Its more like a seaweed taco with cucumber/avocado and has no rice which actually differentiates it from other places. Cold noodle was also pretty good.

Today was their Grand Opening. So of course they had a few hiccups. No problem at all. We sat at the bar since the wait was really long. The place is beautiful! The decor is very grand and relaxing. It makes you want to stay a while and order more and more Sake! The bartender was extremely helpful and knowledgeable with her recommendations! We ended up ordering my the Salmon Teriyaki Signature Teishoku Set, 1 Handroll (taco) Eel and 1 Shrimp Tempura for our meal to share and try. The Handroll tacos are amazing! The fact that they deep fried the seaweed to make the shell was super awesome and unique! The whole taco was flavorful and not over cooked at all on either. Salmon Teriyaki Signature Teishoku Set was amazing as well. Everything blended well and it is definitely something you can share with your partner and not feel cheated on with. The only thing that stood out as a "negative" was more of a personal opinion. But I wish that the rice would have been sticky rice so that it would have been cleaner and easier to eat with the salmon. But if that was my only issue, then I promise you you'll be beyond satisfied! Hands down, 10/10 especially once they figure out their timing and the wait for food is drastically long anymore!

Just beginning their soft opening, I stopped by for lunch. This is such a beautiful restaurant! The denim wall is unique and stylish and the tables and chairs comfy yet chic. But how's the food? They're still tweaking the menu but I ordered the teriyaki shrimp and it did not disappoint! There were plenty of shrimp atop a bed of grilled onions which provided lots of flavor. It came with a fresh romaine and cucumber salad, rice topped with furikake, spinach and enoki salad, seaweed salad, and a cup of warm miso. I can't wait to try more of the eclectic fusion menu. The service was great and the owner came out to check on me. I also appreciated how accommodating he was to a family who came in with a toddler. I'm glad I got in on the ground floor because this place is going to be packed soon enough!

Food was good. You get a lot for the price you pay. It's not busy during the weak and the place is very clean. I would come back.

If you haven't been here yet, you gotta try this place. The food-a nice break from the usual Japanese fare. They're not afraid to give their own take of different dishes. One surprise was the hamburg patty which my kid ordered, I would never think to get ground beef at a place where i can get raw fish lol, but it was so good! Everything was so interesting and delish. Oh, and can't forget the bacon hug..and the hamachi sashimi was so fresh. Charlotte, our server was attentive and so fun. Also, the space is SOO tastefully done and beautiful. GREAT ambiance. And it was sooo clean (yes, even the bathrooms were spotless!). Already looking forward to coming back!

Visited this place with my family the other night. The interior of the restaurant is nice -- not too fancy, not too casual. I ordered a sweet green tea for my drink. It was good but it's definitely on the sweeter side for those who don't like things too sweet. For my main meal I got the tonkotsu. The tonkotsu itself was okay; a little dry even with the sauce all over it. The rice tasted a little old like it had been sitting there for a while. The miso soup, seaweed salad, etc that came with the meal were nice, though. Lastly, I ordered a salmon handroll. This one I really enjoyed! The salmon was very flavorful and fresh. Would definitely order it again if I came back. No problems with service since it was just us and one other table dining there at the time. Overall, I think the food is a little overpriced for what it's worth but I definitely wouldn't be opposed to coming back and trying other things on the menu!

Great quality food that reminds me of the food I had while traveling in Asia. I appreciate the details they put into the interior design and food plating.

upon stepping inside, you'll notice that twenty five teishoku house is a super beautiful place--the building itself is elegant and the interior decorations are on point. the food is also super tasty. they have many items to choose from, and we ended up getting the edamame and gyoza for starters and then the tonkatsu teishoku, salmon teishoku, and unadon. the teishoku sets both came with salad, miso soup, and side dishes. i especially liked the unadon--the eel was so soft and tasty. they also have an extensive drink menu to choose from (including mocktails!) service is also polite and attentive. overall, this place has excellent food and vibes. i would definitely recommend checking them out!

Wow wow this place is a sleeper in regards how good it is and the general experience! We got a few items from the menu and tried the main course that they are known for. The service was great and was helpful when picking our selections very attentive and knowledgeable of the menu, the vibe is great for first dates and just good in general for catching up as well

This place was absolutely immaculate and beautiful inside. My husband and I both got a traditional set and the service was wonderful. We were shocked we were the only ones in there. I feel it should be full. I feel maybe the location could be playing a factor because it is right next to a very popular ramen spot. In the time we were there, 26 people went to the restaurant next door and I wanted to say come in here you won't be disappointed. My husband and I will definitely be back!

Wonderful place to enjoy! This restaurant is a treasure in Katy! A must try. The food was so good and the service was spot on. Our server Alberto was knowledgeable about everything on the menu, we asked lots of questions. This family style Japanese place is a unique experience. Bing, the owner spent time talking with us and sharing his vision behind 25 Teishoku House. Thank you for a great meal, great date night. We will be back. Especially for those Bacon Hug Appetizers!!!

Ate lunch here today and, OMG, previous Yelpers were right. Hike your fanny over here, quick. This was some seriously excellent food. I'm picky about fresh fish and everything sang, gang. It was all mouthwatering, it was all gorgeous. This is a lovely place. The ambiance is perfect for a gathering or night out. I really hope Katy shows them love and that they succeed!

Starting with the positives...the decor is unique and creative. Seating time was quick. And the sushi was good quality. The wait time is why I gave a one star. Which means it was a significant impact in our experience. There were two parties that were seated previous and the staff used "catching up on orders" as the first excuse. After that the excuses were non stop. My dish was prepared incorrectly which they offered to give a refund and prepare a second but the wait time was so horrendous that I wouldn't even stay to have them prepare a second. Needless to say they need to work on the kitchen and how they can work efficiently and effectively.

For context: I lived in Japan for 3 years. Most of my Japanese restarant experiences in Houston have been highly disappointing. Houston Japanese places often miss the mark on food: (execution, quality, and presentation) and on service: (friendly and attentive). Twenty Five Teishoku House? They NAIL IT! And as a bonus, they add their own creativity to their dishes without sacrificing authenticity. My recommendations: -The grilled squid. Like everything, perfectly cooked. If you don't like spicy, ask them to hold off on the chili powder. -The fish tacos. Finally someone serves them with crunchy nori! -The eel. Eel is polarizing for some, but for those who love it, it's you won't find better. -The tonkatsu and the tempura. Breaded and cooked just right. Not oily nor lumpy. -The atka mackerel (e.g. "Hokke" in a Japanese izakaya). As it's Japan-only, it must be frozen and flown in from Japan, which worried me a bit. It was meaty (a little heavier than Saba) but it wasn't "fishy" at all. They also have great cocktails and a nice assortment of Japanese whiskey, the latter of which is practically unobtainium these days. Including: -Suntory Yamazaki 12 and Hakushu 12 -Suntory Hibiki -Nikka Miyagikyo and Yoichi I liked everything but Yoichi, as I tend to like the less smoky stuff. Finally, the restaurant decor is modern and lovely. If they were located in Asia Town I suspect I'd never get a table. But it's easy to walk in almost anytime and there will be tables available. I hope business increases, but for now, I'm glad I can show up without a reservation or waiting in line.

This was my first time and the interior was really pretty. I love the Teishoku style with all the little plates of sides as it's rare to see that at Japanese places here in the states. Everything was delicious! It took a little time so they chef gave us mochi ice cream for free. My only thing was that I ordered the shrimp tempura but it seemed like it was fried shrimp or "ebi-ten" but it was good regardless. Service was amazing! Will be back

The first thing you'll notice is the beautful bar, ceilings, cool seating and decor. This is a place you'll want to stay and relax for awhile. The menu is fairly small but this time we tried the "tacos" and a set. The set came with the protein, soup, salad, two kinds of veggies (which change often based on what on fresh ingredients they have), and rice. Beautiful presentations, including the flatware set on the table. The spicy tuna taco was my favorite! The taco holds up so well and it is quite filling. The hamachi kama was full of flavor and cooked to perfection!

While the ambience was very nice, clean, well decorated, the food and service lacked. I came in for the handrolls because someone had posted about them on social media. I ordered hamachi, shrimp, eel, and spicy tuna. The seaweed paper was still very crispy, but I didn't like how bland it tasted. The raw fish (tuna and hamachi) were not very fresh. It definitely had an odor to it. The eel and shrimp were the better choices. Not great but not bad. There was 1 other table yet our server was not able to be found. While staff looked over, no one bothered to help the customers that were constantly turning their heads left and right to find their server. Until we got up, the entire staff said good bye? Very strange atmosphere for average food

My husband and I are very experienced Japanese sushi and sashimi foodies. When we moved to TX from Canada, where by British Columbia there are lots of great Sushi/Sashimi restaurants, TX? Not so much. We tried almost a dozen restaurants in Houston area and find that the fish, which is the soul of sashimi are just not fresh. Till we found Twenty Five Teishoku House !!! What a difference! I can tell the fish selected is high quality, fresh, and the dishes are crafted with heart and care. The sashimi is big thick pieces that your tongue can dance with in your mouth, and they have fresh wasabi to go with it, not the wasabi you can get from HEB for $4.99. I really enjoyed their BBQ eel with rice. The meat is tender, with just the right amount of BBQ sauce, a good addition rather overpowering. My son loves their shrimp tempura, these are nice fresh sweet pink shrimps. And my husband loves this place as the ambience is elegant, fresh, relaxing and cozy, plus they have a full bar!! We had martinis, great drinks and a great time. Almost forgot, you gotta try their sashimi tacos! The flavors are amazing. This is a place with standards and class. I'd say if you are looking to have a $24.99 all you can eat type of "sushi & sashimi", you may not appreciate the great quality/ambiance/service and the price that comes with it. It is a little bit pricy than your average corner take-away sushi joint, however it absolutely worth it. And this place just opened for a month, the owner is very engaged with his customers on the floor and on yelp (saw many replies from the owner), so I think it's only gonna be better and better. Love it, this is the designated sushi/sashimi restaurant for my family now!

pretty good cocktail and tonkatsu, price is a bit pricey but worth it nonetheless! The ambiance is pretty chill and well designed!

I'm thinking I didn't do a good job with my choices. I wasn't impressed with the food. Great decor beautiful space. Service was good

Upon entering, it's a very welcoming space. Friendly and professional staff. I loved how simple the menu was, making it easy to order in good time. The drink menu was more extensive and my husband and I enjoyed choosing cocktails, which have very witty names. The food was very fresh and high quality, including fresh wasabi (not the paste). I've never had a handroll in taco form before and was pleasantly surprised by the very well-executed seaweed taco shell. We enjoyed every bite. We would definitely return to try other items on the menu. Highly recommend!

Fabulously chic restaurant with unique dishes. The decor inside the restaurant is very cool and modern. Parking was easy and the staff were very friendly. The owner came by our table to check on us. The bacon hug was our favorite dish. It was savory and so flavorful. The yellowtail and spicy tuna tacos were very unique and yummy as well. The tonkatsu set was delicious, but I didn't love the veggies. Ours came with cucumbers which were somewhat bland and lotus root which had a heavy sesame flavor. The vegetables change depending on what is available. The miso soup was piping hot and yummy. The rice could be stickier but was ok. I would definitely come back to try some other dishes.

Food: pretty descent. I love the taste of the REAL wasabi imported from Japan. Service: Cannot complain. Ambiance: Fantastic. Interior and exterior all thoughtful and opulent design. Recommend it for business lunch or dinner with your spouses.

This is a cute and chill spot! Everyone was kind and helpful! The drink had just enough strength. I ordered hand rolls that are shaped like tacos, VERY innovative and a great way to set yourself apart when there's LITERALLY sushi joints on every corner! They were yummy and fresh also the tacos were a great size and stuffed ! I'll definitely come back!

Great food and service!! Loved all the dishes we ordered! Highly recommend this place for a lunch with a friend or a dinner date!