Sara's Review of Taizzi Sushi

Roll with the tides! Taizzi Sushi in Katy isn't too far from the local mall. Decided to stop by on a whim with a good friend for dinner. I thought the food here was pretty decent. They've got quite a large selection of grub to choose from the menu. I spotted Korean style ramen, bimbimbap, and even poke bowls on the menu. This spot is known for their AYCE selection or just wing it a la carte. Settled in for sushi because that's what this place is known for. First of all, the plaza is tiny and the restaurant is cramped as well. Surprisingly though on a Saturday night, we found decent parking and it wasn't too busy inside the restaurant. Most likely due to the holidays. Service was impeccable, I mean it's a small place so the servers continuously checked up on us. One of them even offered me a fork since I'm not the biggest fan of using chopsticks. Lol. I'd say my favorite item was the baked sushi. I've always been a fan of baked sushi and they've got a decent selection for that kinda grub. The baked salmon sushi that we ordered was tender and quite flavorful. I definitely want to try the baked lobster option next time. Runner up was the peppered tuna sashimi and pink lady sushi. Both of these items had a bite and kick to them. The jasmine tea that was served wasn't that good though; just flat and lukewarm. The interior inside here is dark and cozy, decent for a dinner vibe, in which we settled upon that evening. I don't eat this kinda grub that often but this spot was quite chill. Clean and minimal. They've got a tv inside blasting Korean music that is sure to keep you awake with all the glutinous rice intake. Wouldn't mind revisiting when venturing around the area; especially after shopping and settling in for some cozy starch bombs. That's what sushi is after all, am I right? Lol. Keep it local & prosper! Until next time. :)