(512) 238-6522
110 N Interstate 35 Ste 200b
(RM620 & IH35, behind the McDonald)
Round Rock,
TX
78681
30.508432
-97.686189
Hours:
Mon-Fri
Lunch: 11a-2p, Dinner: 5:30p-10p
Saturday: 5:30p-10p
Sunday: closed
Price:
$$
Last updated 9.30.10
Category:
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Special Occasion Dining, Business Dining, Lunch Spot, Date Spot, Group Dining, Dine At The Bar
Cuisine:
What People Are Saying About Origami Japanese Cuisine & Sushi Bar
Featured Review
Contributor
Contributor
In Short – A Japanese rock garden, warm-colored walls and traditional Japanese artwork provide an elegant setting. The sushi bar is a favorite dining retreat for those looking for conversation or to watch the TV over the bar, however tables and traditional maru dining offer space for larger groups. Origami is known for its sushi, which features the dragon roll with eel, cucumber and avocado. For those looking for sushi alternatives, there's shabu shabu plates and yakisoba noodles.
Editor's Tips
- When to Go:
- There's an inexpensive lunch menu including chicken teriyaki and udon; plus lunch combos that include shrimp and vegetable tempura, a California roll and a choice of rib eye, shrimp or chicken.
Set the bar REALLY high!
by LocalSlice at Citysearch
My boyfriend and I have been coming here for years. It's where I first learned how to use chopsticks! They gave me "training" ones my first visit! LOL!
It has always been the same staff, they know our name, we know theirs and they make it so you feel you are among friends. I have never had low quality sushi here. Origamis 'worst' sushi day is the 'best' sushi day for most other places. So having said that, they set the bar really high so I always compare when I eat sushi elsewhere (don't know why I bother!). And actually, the price is pretty competitive. The fatty salmon is pure magic. Tastes so buttery and delicious! Worth every penny! I take everyone I know there!
Best place ever!
by brain123456 at Citysearch
I have been going to Origami for over 2 years now, almost weekly. I am always more than satisfied with the service, the food and the atmosphere.
When you eat at a traditional Japanese rest. you need to have patience. This is not fast food- if you want that- there is a McD's in the parking lot. If they are busy- be prepared to wait for your food like an adult- as it is all made fresh, by hand and in the order the tickets are submitted. Only an idiot would run into a real restaurant starving and expect to be served their food in 10 minutes. Some items take longer to prepare, and they bring items as they are ready, as is proper.
The food is always delicious, and very fresh. I have eaten there over 100 times at this point, so obviously I think it is great. The prices are lower than most sushi and Japanese places in the Austin area, and I am so happy to say that when I order a vegetarian roll- it does not taste like fish. (Unfortunately I have been to many other sushi places that do not understand that cross-contamination is a bad thing. ) I have always enjoyed every bite at Origami!
They keep the place very clean, and the staff does their very best to keep up with all of the tables. They are usually pretty busy, and always get everyone what they need as soon as possible.
By far this is one of the top 5 restaurants I have eaten at in my life.
- Pros: great food, huge portions, always delicious
- Cons: none
Best Sushi in Austin Area
by Jonny Wonderland at Citysearch
I've been eating here for the last 6 years and the quality of the food has always been excellent. Whether it's from the kitchen or the sushi bar, it is regularly better than other sushi bars like Musashino and Uchi.
I see other reviewers complaining about the serving size/price or an automatic tip. I've eaten at many sushi bars all over the Austin area as well as other states. The prices at Origami have always been quite reasonable, and the serving portions the same as just about every other place I've been to, larger than most in fact.
With regard to the automatic tip poilcy. There may be one for large parties, but I'd say 99% of the places I've eaten say "Automatic gratuity on parties of 6 or larger." If that's the case here I wouldn't be shocked as some other people seem to be.
In short, go there, tell em Jonny sent you and say hi if I'm there, It's a good bet I will be, it's just that good.
- Pros: Quality of the Fish, Price, Atmosphere
- Cons: It's not open 24/7.
Best Sushi in Round Rock
by Thx at Citysearch
Dont let the strip mall location turn you off, this is one of the best sushi restaurants in the Austin area. I have eaten here many times over the last few years and rarely have I not been happy with the experience. The sushi is fresh and the decor is very warm. Seating at the bar, regular tables or on the floor if you want the traditional feel. Good selection of rolls if thats your thing. For those that want cheap, try going for lunch.
- Pros: Quality, Selection, Decor, Lunch Deals
- Cons: Price (where can you get good cheap sushi?, nowhere)
this is the real thing, go here!
by foodlife at Citysearch
recently told to check out this place in (of all places) round rock. this is THE BEST SUSHI outside of sticking your face in the ocean. i travel to japan frequently for business and can say this place must have smuggled back some talent. they have people who actually speak japanese and know the food! i found the prices were comparable to others in austin. the service was good and very friendly. went to another place last week called beluga just to see if this round rock thing was a fluke...goto origami.
- Pros: best sushi in austin area
- Cons: in round rock

