8 Best Sushi Bars in The Woodlands

“The food was so good, I got the tonkotsu ramen and sashimi. The ramen was super flavorful, and the sashimi was fresh and delicious. Our server’s name was Kim, she was super sweet and attentive! Overall, it was a really nice experience. I do recommend it“

“Everything about our experience was superb! The greeting, service (thank you Andrew), atmosphere, and the FOOD! Best sushi in The Woodlands by far. We can’t wait to return.“

“By far the best and highest quality sushi you will find in the Woodlands. They are masters at flavor combinations and artfully crafted dishes.“

“Of all the sushi places we have been to in North Houston, Fukuda is by far our favorite! The Ghost Rider roll is our go-to roll.“

“Great food and chef! My first time . Sara , the manager is professional and kind.“

“Delicious Sushi, wide variety, plenty to choose from. The experience starts with a robot bringing the drink order. The food either comes from a conveyor belt down below, or order from the tablet or the conveyor on above. The sushi always tastes fresh. Theres also Ramen bowls, and other hot itmes to order as well.“

“Our decision to try Sakekawa stemmed from a recommendation on the "I Love Conroe" Facebook group, sparking our curiosity. However, our experience was a little mixed. While the hibachi dishes left much to be desired – with fishy-tasting soup, mediocre fried rice, and average steak – the sushi, particularly the fish's size and quality, earned high praise from my husband, a Tokyo native. Yet, inconsistencies in rice texture across rolls and the unappetizing presentation of rice spilling from the sides marred the sushi experience. The restaurant's ambiance was undeniably beautiful, but the unsightly vents on the ceiling detracted from its overall appeal. Moreover, our encounter with the manager, Kristie, soured the experience further. Despite making a reservation, navigating the nuances of hibachi dining on OpenTable proved challenging, leading to an unpleasant interaction with Kristie upon arrival. Her demeanor lacked hospitality, and her approach to handling reservations felt unwelcoming and unnecessary. Despite these setbacks, the allure of high-quality sushi draws us back, albeit to the alternative location to bypass any potential encounters with Kristie. Sakekawa may have its flaws, but for sushi aficionados seeking top-notch fish, it remains a contender in The Woodlands’ sushi scene.“

“We just celebrated my daughter birthday there and the whole thing was fantastic! The service was superb and the chef was way more interactive than you normally receive at other places. We will def be back!“