Sushi Sakura - Conveyor belt sushi restaurant in Houston - 1014 Wirt Rd #263, USA

Had high hopes for this place but was ultimately disappointed. We came in on a Saturday afternoon looking for a fun dining experience and when we stepped inside the vibe felt like it would be good. As soon as we came in we were seated at the bar since it was just two of us. When we saw that the booths were all empty except for one we asked if we could sit there so we could have a more intimate dining experience but they shook their heads and told us that it’s only for parties of 6. We asked one more time and asked if they had incoming reservations they were expecting but they just said no. We were given plastic cups for drinks, and small plastic containers with wasabi and pickled ginger. The revolving sushi is color coded by the plates with different plates indicating different prices, and the rolls are similar to the ones in the picture but they aren’t labeled so it can sometimes be difficult trying to figure out what you’re picking up. We decided to get one of the specialty rolls and it was good. Looking at other reviews now it seems like service has been a consistent issue here, it was difficult getting any sort of attention from the waitress and she barely came to check on us. I’d say this is more of a fun casual dare-I-say “fast food” kinda sushi place, but not worth coming to for a lunch/dinner date. If it wasn’t for the decent roll we had I would’ve left it at one star because the service really was poor. I could’ve understood if they were expecting a lunch rush but literally no one else came in after we did aside from one person eating alone at the bar.

When you spend $14.61 on lunch, it should be filling. Not in this case had half of a chicken cutlet, and the rice should have been Uncle Roger's day old fried recipe. Soup tasted as if it came from campbells soup can. Great packaging for to go orders.

Happened upon a wonderful sushi bar while waiting for services at the neighboring Vet Hospital, was within walking distance. And, super close to Ikea if you’re hungry after shopping! Cute place for a date-night or grabbing a quick bite to eat while out and about.

Over all sushi quality is decent for the price point. We had ordered the beef teriyaki but it wasn’t all that good. Felt like it’s not freshly cooked. Just been reheated. The meat is really dry.

Only 1 waitress, 1 person working the sushi bar, waited long for water and the soy sauce dish, there are no sushi going around, just dessert. This is a tuesday night. They are not ready for business.

This is an OK place for sushi. Some of the circulating pieces were not fresh. During my visit it was especially challenging get server's attention, as I literally had to wave her down after seeing her walk by 3 or 4 times. The owner was attentive and asked if we needed anything right away. Selection seems to be great and it could be a fun place for a large company.

Came here for a fun conveyor sushi experience but the whole thing was a mess. The conveyor was going but mostly empty, the plates going around have no labels so you have to ask the servers what each items are, ended up just having to order the items we wanted directly. The food itself was just okay; one of my rolls had a rock hard avocado.

Food was good an fresh. We went directly after opening so did have order quiet a few items from the menu in order to get them but it was worth it. Server was very inattentive. She needed to be waved down each time we needed her and just hovered around the order station by the computer specifically. She did not walk around to check on us often, so much so we didn't get refills on our drinks and it took us 15 minutes to get our check