Momo Sushi

The reviews I read of this restaurant made it look phenomenal. Unfortunately, it wasn’t what I expected. When we got to Momo sushi, the restaurant was completely empty. Usually, that means you either missed the dinner rush, or this could be a red flag. Maybe both. The waiter was fantastic. He was kind of quirky, yet friendly, and kept thinking us for coming in. Again, this could mean, just not many people come in the restaurant, or he could just be overly friendly? Our food arrived very quickly, almost too quickly, and that’s when I felt something was a little "off". My wife’s miso soup was not mixed, it was pure water on top, indicating it was instant made. My pork was a little too hot on the outside, yet a little cool on the inside. My wife’s udon didn’t have a consistent flavor all the way through. My assumption based on this is that the food there was probably made earlier, and just warmed up. By no means am I saying the food was bad, in fact it did the job and kept me from being hungry, but was it delicious? It was a solid 3-out-of-5. Would I come back? Possibly, every restaurant has a bad day.

First time at momos and had a really good experience. The sushi was fresh and had thick cut slices of fish. They had a large selection of rolls with the a variety of preparations.

Having a roll called "Russian" on the menu in today’s world situation feels like a questionable choice. To me, it reflects the political stance of the owner and can be perceived as support for a terrorist state. I’m writing this especially for Ukrainians who were forced to flee the war and would not expect or want to see such an unpleasant surprise in a menu. The food itself was tasty. However, the staff didn’t seem to know the menu well, which was surprising. There was also no real selection of non-alcoholic drinks — nothing interesting, just standard American options like Coca-Cola. I’d also like to mention the Dragon Roll — it wasn’t fully topped with eel, and there were noticeable gaps filled with avocado instead. It may be a stylistic choice, but it did give the impression of saving on ingredients. That said, the food quality was good, and the staff did handle uncomfortable situations professionally, even though communication felt a bit confusing at times. For that reason, I’m giving this place four stars.

Such a great sushi spot! The place is beautiful with a really nice Japanese-style design, and the staff is super polite and welcoming. The sushi is delicious — fresh ingredients, perfectly balanced flavors, and everything looks amazing on the plate. You can tell it’s made with care. Portions are a good size, and the dishes come out at a nice pace so you’re never waiting too long. Definitely worth a visit

First time we ordered food it was from door dash and the chicken katsu was great, amazing even. Then we went to eat at the restaurant itself and while the service was great the chicken katsu was off, the meat was dark in parts, and very gamey, I even questioned if we got the chicken katsu or if it was the pork tonkatsu... Either way the chicken was way off and consistency is key for me to rate a restaurant highly.

Great little find in Cedar Park. Great selection of sushi and Japanese dishes for a reasonable price. This will definitely make it into our go to spots.

Been here a few times with family, and it’s been great every time! Service is friendly and fast. Food is delicious! I’ve tried both the tempura udon and the happy roll. So good! The sushi is so fresh and flavorful. We love this place!