Sushi Haya 21542 Tomball Parkway, Houston, TX 77070

"Good location for all u can eat sushi restaurant. Good selection of sushi, sashimi, grill and others. Cosy atmosphere, pretty spacious inside. There are also outside seatings. Parking spaces are limited. Recommended to try all sashimi and beef tataki. The rolls were ok."

"Really fun. I was afraid I wouldn't enjoy it because I don't like sushi but there was plenty of other food. The apps were really good and the cooked food was tasty. My daughter loved the Pikachu"

"The all you can eat menu was super helpful cause I got to try alot of new things. The environment was really nice cause of the aesthetic of the inside and outside. But the only thing that could have changed was the customer service. It was hard to get my waitress attention plenty of times, but an over all everything was good!"

"One of the coolest experiences I’ve had eating Japanese… a huge menu for all you can eat! We experimented with a few dishes I would have not normally had and my wife and so extremely enjoyed the experience. Everything tasted fresh and can out faster than expected. Make sure that you don’t over order or you will be charged for it. We finished with 6 pcs of Sushi left and our waitress explained that we had to eat 3 more piece or we would be charged for wasting the food. I 100% agree that with the policy and I was able to get enough down so we weren’t charged. The ambiance is nice and it made for a nice date night beginning!!!"

"Located just north of the Vintage area, Sushi Haya offers a casual sushi dining experience that's consistent with what one might expect from family-style sushi establishments. From the traditional rolls to the more contemporary ones, their menu covers all the standard sushi favorites, ensuring there's something to cater to a variety of palates. A notable feature of this location is the presence of a service robot. Although it wasn't operational during our visits, it's an intriguing addition that speaks to the restaurant's forward-thinking approach. As for the human touch, the service was average, meeting the standard expectations without being particularly standout. With a price range of $5-$20 and an enticing all-you-can-eat option, Sushi Haya offers a good balance of value and quality. It's a fitting choice for casual get-togethers with friends or family. Additionally, for those who work nearby and are looking for a refreshing change from their regular lunch spots, Sushi Haya offers a flavorful detour. Overall, Sushi Haya provides a typical sushi dining experience with the potential of a tech twist, making it worth a visit for both the sushi aficionado and the curious diner."