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Address: 20900 Katy Fwy, Park Row, TX 77449
Phone: (281) 599-1112
Website: https://sushiichii.kwickmenu.com/
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October 5, 2025. Another impressive meal. We wanted to order a la carte but ended up going with AYCE. Our waitress was super sweet and helpful. We really enjoy the friendly feel of this restaurant, a local vibe, like they really appreciate their customers. Today, we tried a few different items. The Rainbow Naruto stood out to me because it tasted refreshing. It didn’t come with rice but was hearty and satisfying. My daughter was so excited about her salmon sushi (nigiri) highlighted by the sunsetting stream thru the window. Their raw fish always tastes fresh and cut the right thickness so is a good bite.
Food – I generally get mostly their sashimi and it’s always fresh. Plus this is one of the few restaurants that I go to where they have Sapporo Black to serve (if you don’t know about this beer you should definitely give it a try, best stout in my opinion). All of the hot plates and soups will come out very quickly just be a little patient with the sushi rolls, sashimi, or hand rolls, they make it fresh right there so when it’s very busy just talk to your friends. 5/5 food.
Service – Always friendly and always helpful. They will even notice when your plates are getting low and ask if you want more food. My water glass is always full there and I never have to ask for it to be refilled because it’s empty. 5/5
Atmosphere – I’ve been going here for a couple of years now and every time the place is clean, bathrooms clean, floors clean, tables clean, even the bar is clean. You can’t ask for a cleaner restaurant. Even when busy you can still have a good conversation with friends because it’s not too loud. 5/5
I read reviews before coming in, and some people even said this was the best sushi place they’ve ever been to. Honestly, it’s nowhere near that level.
One thing I find strange about many Japanese restaurants in the U.S., including this one, is their heavy use of imitation crab sticks in so many rolls. The prices aren’t cheap, yet they clearly cut corners. In Thailand, good sushi places rarely rely on imitation crab, especially not in this quantity or at this price point.
I’ve had much better sashimi and sushi elsewhere—even budget sushi in Thailand that costs under $1 per piece is far better than what I had here.
And if you’ve ever been to Japan, this would probably make a real Japanese chef cry.
Overall, I found the sushi and fish dishes underwhelming. The better items on the menu were actually the takoyaki and fried options like tempura—they looked and tasted better than the raw offerings.
I understand that taste is subjective, but to me, this just isn’t the kind of Japanese food that feels authentic. The service was decent, though.
Service was quick, friendly, and attentive.
Was a tad bit too dark for my liking but not a deal breaker. Very calm and relaxing.
For the weekend all you eat $23.99 deal, I ordered a miso soup, cucumber salad, crunch roll, summer roll, lion king roll and a sunshine roll.
My eyes were bigger than my stomach and I struggled to finish the last two rolls. Ended up leaving 3 pieces on my plate.
The miso was flavorful but I wish it was hotter in temperature. Cucumber salad was fresh but I didn’t care for the imitation crab in it.
Crunch roll is a classic and didn’t disappoint.
Summer roll was my favorite, with the sweet potato, jalapeño, avocado and eel sauce.
Lion king wasn’t for me, I think it being completely fried was too much.
Sunshine roll was ok, nothing outstanding about it. I prefer a spicier flavor.
All in all it was a great experience and I’d highly recommend trying this spot out.
We arrived just at 5 pm, so the place was pretty empty. Tables and booths were clean. Did not use the restroom, so I can not comment on that.
We ordered a sushi boat for 2, spicy edamme, two custom rolls, and miso soup. This was all for the 4 of us. It was the perfect amount. Rolls were made with not so much rice as other sushi restaurants we have been to. Because of that, we were able to taste all the yummy fish and other fillings in the roll.
This restaurant is overall a good place to go and have some fresh sushi.
Almost all of the sushi starts to taste exactly the same, same combos and mixes, and our table and the table next to us experience either accidental mix ups or possibly untold “substitutions,” not receiving items on the sushi rolls or not receiving one until later, when it was inconvenient. Any of the sushi topped with sauces are super lightly dressed, and anything “tempura” is a scam here (specifically on the sushi), the breading is often hard (so either overcooked or old) and super thick, meaning you get basically zero of the meat you wanted tempura’ed and all of the stale bread in the middle.
A lot of it had super soft seaweed too, making for some unpleasant bites. I do not recommend the nigiri options.
Overall really not worth it besides location convenience.
Sweet tea, spicy edamame, and crab salad were a 10/10, so was their avocado salad, hibachi, and shumai.