Kemuri Tatsu-Ya

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Austin, United States

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Cocktail bar· Izakaya restaurant· Modern izakaya restaurants· Ramen restaurant· Yakitori restaurant· Izakaya· Smokehouse· Restaurant· Japanese· Asian· Japanese restaurant· Barbecue restaurant· Modern izakaya restaurant

Kemuri Tatsu-Ya Reviews | Rating 4.5 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

Kemuri Tatsu-Ya is located in Austin, United States on 2713 E 2nd St. Kemuri Tatsu-Ya is rated 4.5 out of 5 in the category cocktail bar in United States.

Address

2713 E 2nd St

Price range

$

Phone

+1 5128032224

Service options

Outdoor seatingTakeawayDine-in

Amenities

Toilets

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible seatingWheelchair-accessible toilet

Offerings

AlcoholBeerCocktailsComfort foodHappy-hour drinksHappy-hour foodLate-night foodSalad barSmall platesSpirits

Open hours

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Michael Goodman

Great, creative meal. Fusion between Texas and Japanese. A great example of this was something as simple as the dashi soup they serve. Very classic, simple Japanese flavor. With smokey tidbits of brisket inside. They do it just right such that the brisket doesn't impact the flavor of the dashi, but it releases it's smokey flavor when you bite into it. The scallops with sweet potato were a great combination. And the shrimp was phenomenal. A couple caveats. The halibut was dry, especially compared to the brisket. I'd change that up. The sake selection should be improved and priced a bit more reasonably. Everything was a bit more expensive than I was expecting (didn't realize it was prix fixe).

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Holly Burgess Ruh

What a unique experience - both food and ambiance! Not easy to do these days. Some really unique dishes and creative fusions of flavor in their omakase.

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Mr. Huxx

So they will open next week, and we thought our reservation was this week. We happen to appear during a media night and the host let us know we were week early. We walked back towards vehicles and searching for a new place when the manager came out and offered to host us still since we were dressed up and looking forward to eating here. So enough of backstory, what you need to know is the menu is revamped and not sure if it will be same next week but you choose either meat, seafood, or veggie skewer route. This is a 5 course meal and we tried meat and seafood. Both were great and I am biased to the seafood route I had. Everything was delicious and had amazing depth to the different flavors. Surprisingly the jerky carrots are great delight, as most everything. The only thing I really miss from old menu is banana pudding. I posted a series of photos of the new menu primarily the seafood route.

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Woody Feffer

What a fun meal! I cannot say it’s the best and it is a bit expensive but I really did enjoy the BBQ/Japanese fusion.

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Camille Reinhold

Just eat here! This is an experience: amazing food, and drink and unique experience! The restaurant is in a residential area and the entrance in the back yard. It starts out unique. Then you are treated with their own saki. When you enter the restaurant, everyone gives you a Japanese greeting. Then you choose meat, fish, or veggie and proceed with an amazing seven course meal. We had seafood, which was sustainably caught, and vegetarian. A Mazing! Drinks were very unique! All around wonderful!