Kublai Khan - Austin

Fantastic made to order restaurant! I'm here twice. It is not crowded and you can get food really fast when you are hungry. I like that I can choose my own ingredients and sauces. I'm back!

The sushi was top notch. The General Tso?s Chicken was, however, hearty tooo much sweet, it was okay but could almost take the extreme sweet.

The sushi and the frying bowl were good. I took the chicken for my bowl and the texture and taste went well with the sauces I chose. The food was also served by a robot waiter who was a nice touch. I want to take my family to Austin for the next time.

Strange experience, food wasn't ingenious, but I built it myself so I can't blame her for being Bland? Follow all directions on the shields that say how do not use more than x spoon of spice and went with some sauce. There is a sign on the wall boasting about no Mosg, but I would probably have thrown into a spoon to know how tasteless it would turn out. Others seemed to enjoy, but honestly I had 've better instant noodles. Service was okay they really expect you to know what is going on, but the lighting is very bad and the characters that tell you what to do are not very obvious, even if you ask yourself for almost 5 minutes after sitting, how much the grill even costs (it is not on the sushi menu they give you)

Absolutely wonderful hidden gem of a Mongolian grill and sushi restaurant. From the moment you enter, you're greeted warmly by the staff. You can pick the sushi menu or the grill. The grill has a very wide selection of meats, veggies, fruit, and condiments, after which you select your add-in of choice (udon, rice, etc. . Both times I went, I was pleasantly surprised with how much the little prep bowl translated to food I received. The portion sizes are perfect. I haven't been able to order sushi, but that is the hidden amusement here. Sushi is delivered by a robot that plays the Tokyo Drift theme song as it delivers. Very amusing to watch.