akashi sushi

super cute! strong drinks!. i tasted the happy sumo roll and it was delicious! the fact that it was fried wasn't too great on the waistline though :) i also had something else but i don't remember what it was called... some beef sushi for $12 and that was excellent! even had little jalapeno pieces on top for an extra kick! the ambience here is nice...goodto see something different and you definitely wouldn't expect it to look like that from the outside! the first time i went i had some mixed drinks with a friend and they were definitely quite strong! well worth the $6.

affordable.goodwine selection and quality cocktails. serving portions are larger than i can eat in one sitting. both my kids and husband love this restaurant. my kids order something other than chicken fingers here. would recommend the teriyaki chicken for kids or for someone unsure of trying new foods. also not sure why the profile says they only accept cash as that is not true.

consistentlygoodfood. we eat here every sunday. we usually get the same thing, but have been branching out lately, and have yet to be disappointed. the service is prompt and courteous.

i like the modern decor and it seems family friendly enough (i've seen families with high chairs at their tables). my biggest gripe is i wish not all of their sushi was topped with excessive sauces. i thought i picked menu items without sauce or tempura crunch but they sauced my food anyway (perhaps for decorative purposes?) i don't want my sushi to be slathered in sugar or mayo. is this too much to ask? fresh fish should speak for itself.
my son ordered chinese food at a japanese restaurant. not agoodmove. the portions were small and the food is not good.

another restaurant that you have yell to be heard. to start with playing club dance music for dinner service? the only place this works are the topless clubs with buffets. the art of sushi is all about show casing the quality of the ingredients from the freshness of the fish to the quality of the preparation of the rice. well they really fell down on this point. when you wear most of the rice or leave it in piles on the plate this is notgoodsushi. i ordered one of the specialty rolls and it said it came with homemade eel sauce. it in norah said it would swimming in it! it actually looked like it was swimming in vomit there was more than one sauce in the bowl. also the use strawberry coulis and kiwi coulis on all the sushi plates. really? really? on sushi? not sgoodtaste sensastion! i think they want to be the "new trendy" place to go. in kingwood? trendy? really? this is a new place and hopefully they will listen to their customers and make some important changes before they start to lose business. we will not be back! be for warned!