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Soto Austin Reviews
It's becoming an annual tradition for me to celebrate my
It's becoming an annual tradition for me to celebrate my birthday here. We always opt for their omakase course, which comes with 18 bites. They also have a premium option that comes with 20 bites and includes more selections from their specialty
Very good luxury, sushi, nice bartenders, and weight staff
Very good luxury, sushi, nice bartenders, and weight staff in a comfortable environment.
First off-they have free parking and a great location! The
First off-they have free parking and a great location! The happy hour menu and even regular menu had diverse options, especially for gluten free since they were able to have a dedicated frier for gluten free-and even do tempura and rolls on there! So
Stopped in for a weekend dinner, had a reservation and they
Stopped in for a weekend dinner, had a reservation and they seated us immediately. Service was great, waitress knew the menu up and down, with a passion for it. As for the Sushi itself, really nice presentation and flavors complemented each other nic
Hands down the BESTTT sushi soooo fresh soo delicious.
COME TO THIS PLACE NOW. The fish MELTED I mean MELTED in my mouth. SENT ME TO HEAVEN with EACH BITE. The uni pasta I MEAN and the Niku niku roll SET OFF FIREWORKS FOR ME -me after the first bite. Amazing service came w my boyfriend at like 9:00 on T
i love soto! i've been so many times now.
the hamachi apple is my favorite sushi dish. sweet, crunchy, fresh, peppery, and lemony!
Great service and quick too.
Modern place located by other small restaurants too. Plenty of garage parking. Menu was thorough. Sushi was tremendous and best one was hamachi apple. White tiger was good but the arugula was best part of the Apple one. Appetizers the crab cake was d
Have now been here twice.
The first time we didn't order much & went to a different restaurant for the second half of dinner. We came for my sister's birthday & it was a lovely experience all the way through. We got two of their rolls, several nigiri, and
Honestly, pretty underwhelmed.
The sushi portions were tiny, especially for the steep prices. I left still hungry and a little annoyed. The atmosphere was okay, but nothing special, and the service felt rushed. If you're looking for quality sushi and a better overall experien
I popped in to grab HH before my movie at Alamo.
The HH menu is great! My bartender was Son. He was helpful and friendly. He told me his favorites. I got the Chili Hamachi, Mini Sushi Tacos, Hamachi Nigiri, and Masu Nigiri. There were all fantastic. I was even surprised with a little extra sush
$450 dinner and kicked out of our table
We spent $450 here, and it was not worth it. The sizes of the fish were small and pretty tasteless, and the manager was extremely rude. We were told we had our table from 530-7pm, and at 630pm the manager told us a family at the bar had been waiting
Pricey but worth it
Came here with a couple of friends for my birthday. They treated us so well! The food was delicious and our waitress was super friendly & knowledgeable. We decided to do the omakase menu, which basically means you eat what they serve you. The po
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