Xian Sushi Noodle - Austin

I’ve tried this location several times, but during my most recent visit, I ordered a side of fried rice and found it was more onions than rice. It was difficult to enjoy, which was disappointing. However, the sushi was good. Overall, I’d rate the food a 3/5.

We dropped by for a late lunch on a Saturday afternoon. At the time, we were the only customers in the restaurant, but it took a little while for our orders to be taken and for our drinks to arrive. It was impressive to see the chef making the noodles from scratch. The food was absolutely delicious, and we all loved it. Rating: 5/5.

Came in for a quick work lunch and we had a good time. The food is reasonably priced (noodles, sushi, and appetizers) but it probably makes sense to come here during happy hour for better sushi prices. If I came back I would definitely opt for a soup or dry noodle dish vs getting sushi.Parking: Next to HEB, Mod pizza, Torchy’s etc so parking is limited. You can always find more parking in the main parking lot and it’s a short walk.

Stumbled upon this spot hoping for some easy sushi. We ordered from the happy hour menu Cali roll, spicy tuna, spicy salmon, crunchy roll) and were extremely disappointed. None of it tasted like the fish we ordered or anything good for that matter. Service was not the best. I would give no star if possible.Food: 1/5

This is my go to place for sushi or noodles, I typically order the combination fried rice or lo-mein and it is so good! I introduced my niece and nephew to sushi here and they now love it as well, this is one of our favorite places to go together. They have a semi open kitchen where you can see the noodle chef pulling the noodles and it’s cool for the kids. They have a good kid menu also. They’re always prompt with seating, the staff is nice, and food is great! I’ve also been to the other location in the Domain and had a similar experience!Kid-friendliness: They have great kids menu items!