The Vegan Sushi Spot — Restaurant in Houston

Whenever we visit my husband’s family in Houston, we make it a point to enjoy vegan sushi. He’s vegetarian, and while I am too, my lactose intolerance essentially makes me vegan.

We were on the hunt for a new vegan sushi spot since our go-to, Kenny’s Kitchen, sadly closed down last year.

After some searching, we found a promising place. I missed the detail on Google Maps that it’s a ghost kitchen (no dine-in), so when we arrived, we called. The chef reassured us that he would prepare our order right away as soon as we placed it.

We ordered enough sushi to eat there and take home, knowing we wouldn’t be back for a while.

The chef came out to hand us our order, and he was so friendly! We even had a little chat. Then, unable to wait any longer, we parked on a corner and devoured the sushi and oat milk matcha drinks right there in the car.

The food was absolutely incredible—not just delicious but also beautifully prepared. The chef’s creativity blew us away: he used watermelon to mimic raw fish, and he even made “salmon eggs” to top some of the rolls.

We barely spoke while eating because we were so focused on enjoying every bite. Picture this: two adults huddled in the back seat of a car, fully immersed in vegan sushi bliss. That’s why I don’t have any pictures to share!

We highly, highly recommend this place. Even if you’re not vegan or vegetarian, you’re sure to love the food.

We’re already planning another trip for sushi here before we fly back to India 🩵🙏🏻

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It’s a ghost kitchen, no dine-in (as of 8/30/24).

Ordered 5 items today: Green Goddess Lady in Red Spicy Dragon Inari Veggie Roll (classic)

The two truly unique items were the Inari and Green Goddess. The flavor and texture are both soooo delicious 🤤 — just try it.

The Lady in Red was good. Skinned and boiled tomatoes makeup the ‘tuna’ and they add red popping beads for texture.

Spicy dragon roll is basically the classic veggie roll with the avocado wrapped around the outside. Otherwise it’s the same roll: sweet potato, asparagus, cucumber, avocado.

Even though everything was delicious, I would recommend studying their menu so you don’t accidentally order two super-similar rolls like I did!

Totally coming back to try more rolls.

PS please stop killing the beautiful orchids for my lunch, they don’t add anything and it’s...

We wanted some vegan sushi. Instead we arrived at this place which looks like a house. Frankly, we thought gps had made an enormous error and drove around the block. This place is not exactly comforting to even arrive at. When I called them, they said they're only doing carry out orders. [I think that's okay as long as you specify that on your google ad or website] It was highly disappointing to not be able to dine in as we had planned.

Edited review on June 13th, 2025. We still wanted to try their Sushi. So we ordered online. These rolls were sooooo good. It was beautifully put together and tasted amazing. I was looking to see other vegan versions of Sushi than how it's done in my home town. I highly recommend this place. Ww will return...