Eurasia Sushi - Austin

This review is specifically about TAKE OUT. I am a big fan of Eurasia and have always rated our dine-in experiences as A+. However, I was very disappointed with my take-out order today. I ordered three of their best sushi rolls, expecting each one to be in a separate container. Instead, they squished all three rolls into a tray that was far too small, making it look quite unappetizing. I spent $60 on this order, so the least they could have done was provide better containers and put each roll in its own box! I rate this experience a solid F. Please see the photo.

This is a great spot for a quick lunch! The music was excellent, and the service was stellar. I deducted a star because it doesn't quite measure up to some places in LA. I understand it's in Austin, which is a bit far from the coast, but I still can't bring myself to give it 5 stars. That said, it definitely stands out compared to many other options in Austin. Again, the service was fantastic!

I've had good sushi, really good sushi, and this was not it. To be fair, the sashimi was fresh and delicious. But this restaurant was listed as the top 15 in Austin. No way. The calamari, recommended by the waiter, was burned and the toughest I have ever had. The scallops were pedestrian and served with mashed potatoes that reminded me of high school boxed pots. If true sushi is the only thing they are good at, that is all that should be on the menu.

This was a good find. We really enjoyed the flying noodles ramen! The gyoza appetizers were great. The eurasian soda was a pleasant surprise. Mochi and Sake were nice. Sushi was pretty average though. Service was okay. They had live music too if you enjoy that. A bit pricey in my opinion. Overall a good experience.

The sake selection is wonderful, with so many varieties to choose from. I highly recommend the Yuki Nigori lychee flavor—it's an unfiltered sake that's not only delicious but also sneaks up on you! The tamago is decent, but nothing particularly memorable. However, the tempura eggplant is incredible—crispy and crunchy, served with a flavorful sauce that really enhances it. Their mixed green salad is superb as well, drenched in what I believe is sesame seed dressing, which pairs perfectly. My favorite roll is the Buddha roll, filled with tempura-fried vegetables that add a delightful crunch, topped with a delicious sauce. For drinks, I love the Darling Nikkei; it’s a refreshing mix of a margarita and a mojito. Overall, this place is a must-visit!