SUMO SUSHI

We came here for all you can eat lunch. We order from the menu and got fresh made dishes! Food is good and server is attentive! We also served by the cute robot too. This is the fifth all you can eat Japanese restaurant we tried in Houston area. My friend like this one the most, my wife’s favorite is in Sugar Land. I like them all.

a month ago

This place is all you can eat sushi, and it’s pretty reasonable. Adults over 12 pay $33.95, kids 4-12 pay $21.95, and kids under 4 pay $8.95. There’s no senior discount. If you’re a sushi lover, this is a great deal. We tried all three of their soups, and they all tasted the same - miso soup with different vegetables. Most of the sushi rolls were good, at least my son really enjoyed them. The spicy tuna sashimi wasn’t very fresh, though - the color and texture were off. The mango yogurt was way too sweet, but the Thai milk tea was amazing. And all the teriyakis were great!

5 months ago

Good spot with a great selection of sushi — both raw and cooked options are solid. You can also get hibachi meat with rice and udon noodles, which is a nice variety. All-you-can-eat dinner is $33, and service is fast. We went late and still got seated within about 10 minutes. Some hits and misses: the cowboy roll is a bit too much, and I wouldn’t recommend the fried ice cream — the panko breading tastes a little off. Fried banana was just okay. On the plus side, the regular ice cream is a better choice, and the bubble teas are really good. Facilities are beautiful, with fish decorations all over. The washrooms are clean, AC is on, and WiFi is available if you ask for the password.

a month ago

If you’re looking for a solid all-you-can-eat sushi spot in Houston, Sumo Sushi is definitely one to check out. The restaurant offers a huge selection, especially when it comes to their specialty rolls, making it perfect if you want to try a little bit of everything. We tried a variety of their specialty rolls, and each one was fresh, flavorful, and nicely presented. The rolls had great texture—perfectly balanced with sauces that added just the right amount of kick without being overpowering. Some had a crispy element, others were more on the creamy side, but all of them were on point. The edamame was a great starter—simple but well seasoned with a nice garlicky, slightly spicy flavor. The fried rice was another highlight, cooked perfectly with a good mix of vegetables and seasoning that made it a great side alongside the sushi. We also had shrimp, which was tender and coated in a savory sauce that added extra flavor to the meal. To finish it off, the bubble tea was refreshing and a perfect way to wrap everything up. The ambiance is modern and comfortable, with booth seating and a lively vibe that makes it a great spot for groups. Overall, everything was on point—from the quality of the food to the variety and presentation. Definitely a go-to if you’re in the mood for an all-you-can-eat sushi experience in Houston.

3 months ago

The food was fantastic and we had great service. The dinner menu is excellent value, offering both hot dishes and sashimi.Everything came out very quick. The sashimi was very fresh and thick cut. All the raw rolls were delicious. Will definitely be back！

a month ago