Lucky Robot serves sushi, ramen, and other Japanese bites out of a restaurant on South Congress.

The Japanese restaurant Sugar Pine on Research Blvd in Wooten serves small plates like shrimp tempura, bento boxes, noodle dishes, and ice cream.

DK Sushi on South 1st Street has sushi and Korean dishes.

The North Austin restaurant Tomodachi on Parmer Lane has a small dining room and sushi bar, and they also run a very robust takeout operation.

Don is a popular food trailer serving up classic Japanese donburi bowls in the campus area.

Mikado Ryotei on Research Blvd in North Burnet is a sushi restaurant that hits in the center of the Venn diagram of affordable, fast, and quality.

Fukumoto is a sushi restaurant and izakaya hybrid located on East 6th Street.

Xian makes some of our favorite hand-pulled noodles in town, in addition to sushi and other Chinese and Japanese dishes.

Ramen 512, famous for their sold out popups, has found a permanent home, inside the new “cloud kitchen” Kitchen United Mix.

101 by Tea Haus is a fast-casual Asian-American restaurant in the Crescent Shopping Center.

Fried chicken sandwiches and wings with a variety of Asian-inspired flavors.

A casual, quick sushi spot on the East Side with great handrolls and a 45-minute omakase Friday and Saturday nights.

A Japanese shabu shabu restaurant on Burnet from the Ramen Tatsu-ya team.

Domo Alley-Gato on the East Side is from the Ramen Tatsu-ya team, serves great cocktails, and has a food truck out back, right by their cat shrine.

Kemuri Tatsu-ya is serving Japanese/barbecue/Tex-Mex fusion in East Austin, and it’s one of the greatest meals you can have in the city right now.

The South Lamar location is way bigger and closer to downtown that the original shop, and even better, they still serve the best ramen in Austin.