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Uchi Houston offers a delicate balance of elevated non‑traditional Japanese cuisine and impeccable service from James Beard Award‑winning Chef Tyson Cole.
Uchi, "house" in Japanese, is founded by James Beard Award-winning Chef Tyson Cole. A delicate balance of elevated food and impeccable service, Uchi offers non-traditional Japanese cuisine with signature tastings, sushi, and seasonal omakase.…. Read more.
- 904 Westheimer Rd Ste A Houston, TX 77006
Explore Uchi Houston online menus featuring Sushi, Omakase, Daily Specials, Vegetarian, Drinks, Dessert, and Happy Hour offerings.
3 days ago · Come to Uchi Houston for innovative, Japanese-inspired cuisine, thanks to James Beard Award-winning chef Tyson Cole. Sit at the sleek sushi bar or in the stylish, wood-paneled dining room to feast on spectacular sashimi and sushi, plus standout dishes like wagyu you can cook tableside over a hot rock.
Reserve a table at Uchi Houston, Houston on Tripadvisor: See 865 unbiased reviews of Uchi Houston, rated 4.5 of 5 on Tripadvisor and ranked #11 of 4,316 restaurants in Houston.
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Uchi Houston Oheya. Oheya, “the room” in Japanese, is tucked behind a discreetly marked door, where guests enter an intimate room and are greeted with omatenashi hospitality. Enjoy a chef‑curated and personalized menu served at a 12‑seat bar.
Uchi, "house" in Japanese, is founded by James Beard Award-winning Chef Tyson Cole. A delicate balance of elevated food and impeccable service, Uchi offers non-traditional Japanese cuisine with signature tastings, sushi, and seasonal omakase.…. Read more.
Uchi, "house" in Japanese, is founded by James Beard Award-winning Chef Tyson Cole. A delicate balance of elevated food and impeccable service, Uchi offers non-traditional Japanese cuisine with signature tastings, sushi, and seasonal omakase.…. Read more.
- 904 Westheimer Rd Ste A Houston, TX 77006
5 days ago · Uchi Houston. 4.9. 4306 Reviews. $50 and over. Sushi. Top tags: Good for special occasions. Lively. Great for creative cocktails. Bringing its hallmark level of quality and service to an urban location, Uchi Houston made its debut in 2012 in the former historic Felix space on Westheimer.
Uchi, a Japanese restaurant, is an Austin import that first hit Montrose in 2012. Over a decade later, almost every seat in the dining room, sushi counter, and bar are filled (and there’s usually a few eager beavers hovering around the bar, looking for the next open spot).
