Aya Sushi

  4.5 – 241 reviews   • Sushi restaurant

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Aya Sushi in Bellaire is Houston’s best Sushi and Omakase restaurant near you. A one of a kind dining experience with fish delivered from all over the world and expertly prepared by Chef Yoshi Katsuyama. A la carte or Omakase menus available. Innovative cocktail program. America’s largest sake list and Award Winning wine list make it the best Sushi experience in Houston.

✔️Brunch ✔️Lunch ✔️Dinner ✔️Dine in ✔️Take out Aya Sushi 77401

Hours

MondayClosed
Tuesday11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM
Wednesday11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM
Thursday11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM
Friday11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM
Saturday11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM
Sunday11 AM–9 PM

Address and Contact Information

Address: 5407 Bellaire Blvd Suite A, Bellaire, TX 77401

Phone: (713) 485-4272

Website: https://www.ayasushi.com/

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Reviews

Olivia
Fantastic experience at Aya Sushi. This was the first time I have dined alone, and was feeling a little bit awkward, but the chef and sous-chef were very kind and made good conversation. My server was very knowledgeable about the dishes I asked about and the ones that were served. I ordered the premium 7pc chef’s choice with the spicy sake maki (roll). My only suggestion is that if you want to really taste each of the 7 nigiri, do not order a spicy maki. It will mask the flavor they worked so hard to create. Their agedashi tofu and buta kaku ni (braised pork; similar to thit kho) were great as well. And as for dessert, if you like a lighter texture and flavor order the green tea-ramisu. If you like a heavier and smooth dessert, order the cheesecake brulee. Honestly worth trying at least once for a special occasion!
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Stephanie Florez-Pollack
Incredible experience from start to finish. We sat at the bar and our bartender was so nice and warm. We had amazing drinks and sushi. I hope they change their bar chairs to have a better back rest, that’s my only feedback. Will come back again!
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Will Kaing
There is literally nothing bad I can say about this place. Exactly what you would expect from an omakase. Service was exceptional and the staff is very well trained on the menu. It is in a weird part of town but the atmosphere inside is exquisite. I will say for a place like this, there needs to be a dress code.
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Alekhya Yalamanchili
Went to lunch and there only a few customers and they seemed a little understaffed. My waitress was really nice and she was also the bartender. She made a great lychee martini which was the highlight. I ordered the “premium” nigiri chef selection and a himachi maki roll. The first 4 pieces of fish were chewy and fishy tasty – did not taste fresh. The last 2-3 were not terrible. I was very disappointed as the restaurant had good ratings. Maki was equally disappointing – the rice is cold and hard. Nothing great about this restaurant other than the drink my waitress/bartender made.
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Manek Nariman
We wanted to try this place after reading all the superlative reviews online. Unfortunately, we were grossly disappointed and underwhelmed by the food that was served to us. Both the maki and the two crudos we ordered lacked flavor. Our server said that we could not get jalapeños as an add on the maki – we like some spice. They took over a half hour to bring out the last roll which was their signature roll, and that was not good either. Service was very spotty. Won’t be back.
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Meghan Lutschg
We went for omakase last week, and were genuinely amazed by the experience. Every bite was so thoughtful and delicious, and the service was impeccable. We had an incredible tour of Japan in the heart of Bellaire! Yoshi and his crew make it so unique and fun!
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Mitch Gonzalez
AYA Sushi on Bellaire Blvd. is an absolute gem for a calm, high-quality lunch in Houston. The food was flawless, the value is outstanding, and the service made it even better—Gene was my server and he was excellent. Super cool, attentive, and made the whole experience feel easy and welcoming.

I started with a hot green tea, and even that felt elevated—the pink teapot presentation was such a nice touch. For my meal, I had the udon with a side salad, and it was the perfect lunch: comforting, fresh, and satisfying without feeling heavy. Best part? It came in under $20, which is honestly remarkable for the quality you’re getting.

The restaurant is quiet and relaxed, with plenty of parking, which makes it an easy stop if you’re in the area and want a peaceful meal without any hassle. I highly recommend AYA Sushi—great food, great value, and great service.
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Natasha Fung
Beautiful interior and bar area. Everything is very modern and sleek. We tried the Moriawase for lunch which included soup/salad along with 7 types of 2 pieces of sashimi. I don’t remember what fish we exactly had but all of it was delicious, fresh, and imported. The quality of the sashimi, crudo along with the carefully picked out ingredients made for a flavorful, intricate lunch.
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Trisa Vo
I love Yoshi!!! Food was fantastic!! I got the omakase and I would say this quality is comparable to MF sushi at a fraction of the cost!! Highly recommend!!
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Daniel Marchant
We went for the Valentines Day Omakase, which was around $300 for two but ended up running us for about $450 including drinks and tip. The food was phenomenal, the service was great, the ambience is great, we didn’t get to sit near chef Yoshi so we didn’t interact with him, but we could hear him talking which was fun.

That being said, we left hungry. To me, this is disrespectful for the amount of money we spent. I feel as though it is unacceptable to offer an expensive culinary experience that leaves you hungry enough to go eat an entire other meal after we left, which is what we did. The food was very delicious and interesting to hear the details about every dish we ate, but I will not be coming back. If you enjoy feeling satisfied after an expensive dinner, consider having a preliminary dinner beforehand, lol.
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