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Address: 4211 S Lamar Blvd Suite A-3, Austin, TX 78704
Phone: (512) 291-3637
Website: http://www.musefusionsushiatx.com/
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Reviews
Kim Baker
Went here on a whim with my family since we were in the area. What a lucky find! Counter service was really easy. You could also order from your table using your phone. The sautéed items like the edamame and mixed veggies in the bento box were so amazing and fragrant. The griddle smoky smell was really good and made all the difference. The sashimi was thick and fresh and plentiful. The rolls were really large. The sandos were so tasty. There was not anything we tried that tasted bad or off. Can’t wait to come back here!
… moreValeria Martinez
Stopped in today for a small snack this morning with my sister & mom, I would definitely recommend and visit again! Great service and great food! Everything was fresh and warm! The young lady that was helping us was very attentive and helpful so was the gentleman and another lady who seemed to be the manager who stopped by to check up on us!. I can’t wait to visit again with friends!
… moreAlexandra McKenna
I go to Muse all the time and decided to use them for catering for a family party. Wow it was awesome! We got so many compliments on the food!! For 14 people we ordered fried rice, noodles, tuna sando tray, and 3 trays of sushi and it was A TON of food! More than we needed but happy to have left overs 🙂
… moreSamantha Vicario
I’ve come here time to time since they opened, and they have gotten better and better over time. The food is always consistent fresh, and delicious. The staff is very nice, especially the Asian man who is very smiley and friendly at the counter. The drinks are yummy, I really enjoy the cucumber mint drink, and the strawberry limeade. They have a Tuna sando and it is pretty tasty and the portions match the price. I always enjoy my meals here. Also glad to have a quick not over crowded sushi place close to home.
… moreJohannes
Great great sushi and udon plate I can definitely recommend the spicy tuna and the udon with steak! Great price and service
… moreAngelica Le
Avg Rating: 3.5/5
The food took about an hour to arrive for delivery, and unfortunately, the sushi rolls were underwhelming—basic in flavor and small for the price. The search for great sushi in Austin continues.
For dine in, you can order at the counter or directly from your table online, which is convenient. The setup inside is simple, and both food and drinks came out quickly.
Love Potion Refresher ($8): Super refreshing on a hot day. It’s not overly sweet and has strawberry and mango bits that add a nice texture. The hint of lime gives it a pleasant tartness.
A7 Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken ($10): The chicken was cooked fine, but the Taiwanese flavors didn’t really come through. It was served with a side of house buttermilk ranch, which didn’t pair well. Chili powder would’ve been a better match, and if they wanted to stay true to Taiwanese style, adding fried basil would’ve elevated the dish.
A12 Viet Smoked Wings ($14): Five post oak-smoked wings tossed in a Vietnamese “sticky icky” sauce, served with blue ranch and pickled cauliflower. The wings were dry, and the sauce wasn’t sticky or caramelized enough to bring out its flavor–or even cling to the wings. The blue ranch had a blue cheese flavor and some chunky bits that resembled cottage cheese–an odd choice. The pickled cauliflower, however, was nicely done and lightly pickled.
C9 Dragon Roll ($17): Nori with protein, kanikama mix, cucumbers, masago, scallions, and sesame seeds. They offer more protein choices on Postmates, so my husband chose BBQ eel. This had a more cohesive flavor than the Happy Roll, but still nothing special.
M10 Happy Roll ($18 | $19.50): Nori with BBQ eel, cucumbers, kanikama, fresh salmon, lemon, crunchy topping, unagi sauce, sriracha, masago, sesame seeds, and scallions. I didn’t realize it had eel until checking the menu—mostly tasted the salmon. Wasn’t a fan of the overall flavor, and the texture leaned too slimy for my taste.
A1 Bird Nest ($15 l $15.95): Baked avocado stuffed with kanikama mix, spicy mayo, snow sauce, and sesame seeds. This was the highlight of the meal—delicious and much better than the sushi. It was rich, flavorful, and well-balanced. Highly recommend!
Pistachio Berry Sandwich ($9.50): Fried Japanese shokupan milk bread filled with pistachio whipped cream, topped with pistachios and strawberry jam. This was so good and easily the best part of the meal. The crispy bread was amazing! There was a bit too much cream left over, but it wasn’t overly sweet.
They also forgot our tiger milk with honey boba, but we got a refund.
Would I come back for the sushi? No.
… moreThe food took about an hour to arrive for delivery, and unfortunately, the sushi rolls were underwhelming—basic in flavor and small for the price. The search for great sushi in Austin continues.
For dine in, you can order at the counter or directly from your table online, which is convenient. The setup inside is simple, and both food and drinks came out quickly.
Love Potion Refresher ($8): Super refreshing on a hot day. It’s not overly sweet and has strawberry and mango bits that add a nice texture. The hint of lime gives it a pleasant tartness.
A7 Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken ($10): The chicken was cooked fine, but the Taiwanese flavors didn’t really come through. It was served with a side of house buttermilk ranch, which didn’t pair well. Chili powder would’ve been a better match, and if they wanted to stay true to Taiwanese style, adding fried basil would’ve elevated the dish.
A12 Viet Smoked Wings ($14): Five post oak-smoked wings tossed in a Vietnamese “sticky icky” sauce, served with blue ranch and pickled cauliflower. The wings were dry, and the sauce wasn’t sticky or caramelized enough to bring out its flavor–or even cling to the wings. The blue ranch had a blue cheese flavor and some chunky bits that resembled cottage cheese–an odd choice. The pickled cauliflower, however, was nicely done and lightly pickled.
C9 Dragon Roll ($17): Nori with protein, kanikama mix, cucumbers, masago, scallions, and sesame seeds. They offer more protein choices on Postmates, so my husband chose BBQ eel. This had a more cohesive flavor than the Happy Roll, but still nothing special.
M10 Happy Roll ($18 | $19.50): Nori with BBQ eel, cucumbers, kanikama, fresh salmon, lemon, crunchy topping, unagi sauce, sriracha, masago, sesame seeds, and scallions. I didn’t realize it had eel until checking the menu—mostly tasted the salmon. Wasn’t a fan of the overall flavor, and the texture leaned too slimy for my taste.
A1 Bird Nest ($15 l $15.95): Baked avocado stuffed with kanikama mix, spicy mayo, snow sauce, and sesame seeds. This was the highlight of the meal—delicious and much better than the sushi. It was rich, flavorful, and well-balanced. Highly recommend!
Pistachio Berry Sandwich ($9.50): Fried Japanese shokupan milk bread filled with pistachio whipped cream, topped with pistachios and strawberry jam. This was so good and easily the best part of the meal. The crispy bread was amazing! There was a bit too much cream left over, but it wasn’t overly sweet.
They also forgot our tiger milk with honey boba, but we got a refund.
Would I come back for the sushi? No.
Bettina Petraccione
Husband treated me to this place for our 9th anniversary. The food was amazing. Will definitely return
… moreLili Brandt
We started off with the Spicy Tuna Sando and our minds were blown. Each subsequent dish was just as amazing down to the side stir-fried veggies in the Bento Box. The Crunchy Roll was delicious and all the flavors were perfect. The salmon sushi was incredibly fresh. The portions and quality justify the price just the Tuna Sando could be enough for two. The Birds Nest was delicious and the avocado base was incredibly ripe. The last thing we got was the Dubai Chocolate Cream Sandwich which was creamy pistachioy perfection. The fried bread on the outside was crunchy enough to complement the creamy filling.
The service was also amazing with the food coming out quickly and everyone being very friendly. We’ll definitely be telling people about this place!
One of our favorite recent restaurant finds!! Let’s keep this place in business!
… moreThe service was also amazing with the food coming out quickly and everyone being very friendly. We’ll definitely be telling people about this place!
One of our favorite recent restaurant finds!! Let’s keep this place in business!
Viva M
Cute spot in south Austin ✨ it was our first time!
Ordered potstickers for our appetizer. One Thai tea, one ube drink
The rolls were tasty. The OMG roll was a bit over the top for me but still delicious. My absolute favorite was the Snow White roll with cream cheese added!
that’s worth returning for takeout
The bowl of rice on the side was definitely tasty and brought some balance to the flavors in the OMG.
Total bill with drinks was $78
Drinks alone we paid $19.
Maybe try their specials on Tuesday to start (:
… moreOrdered potstickers for our appetizer. One Thai tea, one ube drink
The rolls were tasty. The OMG roll was a bit over the top for me but still delicious. My absolute favorite was the Snow White roll with cream cheese added!
that’s worth returning for takeout
The bowl of rice on the side was definitely tasty and brought some balance to the flavors in the OMG.
Total bill with drinks was $78
Drinks alone we paid $19.
Maybe try their specials on Tuesday to start (:
Mike Hoff
Surprising Sushi
Visited the spot for boba, but came away surprised by the Sushi! They have a fairly basic sushi menu, meaning they mostly stick to cooked type sushi, nothing too extravagant. I’m a fan of salmon sushi as a bang for the buck dish, no eel so went with Salmon.
I was impressed with the flavor. The rice was nice and fluffy, a bit different than typical but good. The overall flavors were good a bit strong in the cream cheese department but good. One of the best I’ve had for the money. The spicy mayo is good. Also tried the crawfish roll, but wasn’t too impressed, but not bad. The salmon stole the show. I also enjoyed the leeche slushi I originally came to try. Note, even though it’s a cute little restaurant, it’s a dine and dash fare. They have the uncomfortable metal chairs that I have grown to despise. They are designed to encourage people to move on. They aren’t the only ones employing them, but I’m not a fan of this trend.
… moreVisited the spot for boba, but came away surprised by the Sushi! They have a fairly basic sushi menu, meaning they mostly stick to cooked type sushi, nothing too extravagant. I’m a fan of salmon sushi as a bang for the buck dish, no eel so went with Salmon.
I was impressed with the flavor. The rice was nice and fluffy, a bit different than typical but good. The overall flavors were good a bit strong in the cream cheese department but good. One of the best I’ve had for the money. The spicy mayo is good. Also tried the crawfish roll, but wasn’t too impressed, but not bad. The salmon stole the show. I also enjoyed the leeche slushi I originally came to try. Note, even though it’s a cute little restaurant, it’s a dine and dash fare. They have the uncomfortable metal chairs that I have grown to despise. They are designed to encourage people to move on. They aren’t the only ones employing them, but I’m not a fan of this trend.