Massaki Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar

House Soup for $2. Appetizer for $7. For less than $10 you can get a delicious sharable date or for yourself snack or meal. So many sushi roll options they have less than $10 sushi roll options, or up to $20 with things like sushi boats and other wonderful things. Next to the sushi bar, you also have the hibachi grill where the chefs prepare the food in front of you. The food is excellent and well worth the cost because it's affordable and tasty.

Sushi was good overall, but a few simple things would have improved my experience. My small hot Sake "was and it wasn't".......It was definitely "small", too small. But hot it wasn't. My waitress was pleasant but not very attentive. My Unagi was served cold. A brief stint in a toaster oven would have improved it immensely.

Sushi and hibachi were both okay, but nothing really stood out. It was fine for a casual meal but not something I’d go out of my way for again.

Excellent atmosphere. Ordered appetizers while we waited for her to go sushi. So we got to experience both dine in and take out. They were quick to create an excellent in flavor. Highly recommended looking forward to stopping back in.

Massaki used to be great, last few years I have been disappointed enough times I don't think I will keep this restaurant in my repertoire. We got five sushi rolls and yakisoba. Two rolls were decent, two were bland and low quality fish. For the last one I've never seen a Texas steak roll so figured it might be amazing. I expected rare or at least medium steak beings it was sushi along with raw fish and soft rice, instead it was extremely overcooked and tough as shoe leather. When I told the waitress she just shrugged her shoulders and walked away, the entire meal she seemed like she was in a bad mood though. It was early around 4 and they were not busy and we certainly didn't ask for anything complicated maybe she just got bad news or something. The yakisoba and chicken was dried out with