
Japanese-inspired shareable dishes, from the freshest sushi to skillfully grilled robata and grass-fed wagyu. Our bar features a curated selection of sake, craft cocktails, beer and fine wines. We’re committed to sourcing quality ingredients, offering a menu free of seed oils and refined sugars.
Hip eatery with an earthy vibe featuring happy hour, craft cocktails & elevated Japanese cuisine.
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Address: 501 W 6th St #100, Austin, TX 78701
Phone: (737) 243-9147
Website: https://www.tentenaustin.com/
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Service was amazing and the ambience was really chill and nice. Since it was Sunday they had 50% off all Wagyu dishes. We went all out and tried quite a few dishes and they were all amazing and delicious. My daughter really loved all the fresh sashimi and nigiri and maki rolls. A5 wagyu New York strip came sliced and diced and it was melt in your mouth good.
Finally we had the match crème brûlée which was really good and not too sweet very balanced.
Had an amazing time and we will be back for some more Wagyu special!!!!
The Brussels sprouts were on point, and all the rolls and sashimi were fresh and delicious. The service was wonderful, and they even treated us to some shots for the table and a little birthday bite, which made the night extra special. Always recommend Ten Ten—such a great experience every time!
Honestly an overpriced Japanese restaurant, and there are much better places in Austin. The small tapas-style plates for sharing add up quickly. We visited during happy hour with friends and also returned on a separate date night at regular pricing. Service is good and the ambiance is nice, but the food was just okay. I prefer Uchi or Uchiko over Tenten. The cocktails are also hit or miss. If you want to try this place, definitely go during happy hour.
During happy hour, we tried the Hamachi, King Salmon, Spicy Tuna, Negi Toro, and Scallop Makis ($10 HH), and the King Salmon was my favorite.
Kyoto Blush ($10 HH): A very sweet cocktail that tastes like it has no alcohol in it.
Fig Old Fashioned ($10): Better than the Kyoto Blush and not overpowering.
Sake Flight ($12): Comes with three 2 oz pours to sample – Nihon Sakari, Kiku Masamune, and Shiokawa Yamahai ‘Cowboy’. I’m not a sake person, but think this is a great flight for beginners or for introducing someone to sake.
Charred Edamame ($8 HH): I didn’t get to try it, but the whole table loved it.
Chicken Karaage ($8 HH): Good and worth ordering as an appetizer.
Goto’s Sakura Martini ($17): Tastes almost like straight alcohol with nothing sweet or floral about it. I could not get through more than a few sips.
Yuzu Picanta ($17): Tequila, sake, pineapple, and yuzu. This tasted much better than the Goto’s Sakura Martini.
Daikon Pork Belly ($14): Interesting and worth trying. The daikon balances out the richness of the pork belly nicely.
Wagyu Taco (2 for $24): Tiny, and reminded me of Toca Madera.
Miso Roasted Beets ($14): One of their seasonal specials. Good, but not as amazing as our waitress made it out to be.
My husband also had the A5 Wagyu Nigiri ($14), Uni Santa Barbara Nigiri ($11), Bluefin O-toro Nigiri ($12), Salmon Toro Nigiri ($5.50), and Hamachi Carpaccio ($28).
Came during half price Wagyu night on Sundays, with a reservation. Service was pretty slow even though there were only a handful of tables, and there were plenty of waiters walking around, so this is something that needs improved on.
Food –
Brussel sprouts – mediocre, there wasn’t a lot of flavor here. Wouldn’t get again. Overall rating 3/5.
Chicken karaage – the chicken was cooked well and pairs well with the sauce that came with it. Would get again. Overall rating 4/5.
Braised mushroom maki – this was probably my favorite out of everything that was ordered. Although a bit lighter, the mushrooms were cooked well and the flavor was there. Overall rating 5/5.
A5 Wagyu maki – not bad, a little chewy. I would not get this at the full price. Overall rating 3.5/5.
King crab & Texas Wagyu roll – this was the least favorite dish. It took a while to come out, and it just didn’t really come together. Overall rating 2/5.
Grass fed Texas Wagyu tenderloin – good, also a bit chewy and larger slices. Overall rating 3.5/5.
Raspberry ice cream – good, nothing all that special. Overall rating 3/5.
When I tell you this was THE best happy hour, I wish I could come up with a word better than “best”.
My two best friends and I got a round of drinks. I personally love the Whiskymomo highball. We got wagyu tacos, 5 sushi rolls (the scallop roll. period.). The manager treated us to a few other amazing items for coming back. The staff were so friendly.
This is a must visit, and it’s fun to hang out on west 6th after too! I will definitely be back!