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The Fish

The Fish, 309 Gray St. #107, Houston

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4.5 out of 5 (56 Ratings)
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1.1 miles Warehouse Live Midtown Houston
About The Fish
The Spotlight on The Fish

Stylish Sushi Spot in the Heart of Downtown Houston

Located in the vibrant Midtown area, just minutes from Houston’s top concert venues, The Fish is a modern Japanese restaurant known for its fresh sushi, sleek design, and upbeat atmosphere. With its urban-chic interiors and creative cocktail list, this casual-yet-trendy spot is perfect for fueling up before a night of live music.

Whether you’re craving classic sushi rolls, inventive sashimi, or warm Japanese small plates, The Fish delivers a menu that’s both crowd-pleasing and sophisticated. The casual dress code and welcoming vibe make it easy to swing by before or after a show.

Why Concert-goers love it

Just a short walk or quick ride from major music venues, The Fish is a favorite for those wanting a flavorful, efficient dining experience before a concert. The service is known for being fast and friendly, making it easy to grab a bite without missing the opening act. The lively yet not-too-loud ambiance also makes it a great spot to catch up with friends without shouting over dinner.

Who this Restaurant is great for

  • Groups of friends looking for shareable plates and signature cocktails
  • Solo travelers who want a seat at the sushi bar and a quick bite before the show
  • Couples planning a romantic night out with sushi and sake
  • Fans seeking a pre-show energy boost in a stylish setting
  • Budget-conscious music lovers – happy hour specials offer great value

What People Say

Diners rave about the freshness of the sushi and the creative twists on traditional rolls. The ambiance is “trendy without being intimidating,” and many mention the solid happy hour deals on both drinks and appetizers. The Dragon Roll and tuna tartare are frequently called out as must-tries, and guests appreciate the convenient location and consistent service.

Areas for Improvement

Some reviewers note that weekend evenings can get a bit crowded, especially near showtimes, so reservations are recommended when possible. A few guests mention that the music volume inside can be a little high for quiet conversation, but it fits the energetic vibe.

The Bottom Line

The Fish is a stylish, quick, and satisfying pre-concert stop for sushi lovers looking to kick off the night with flavor and flair.

Average Price
$30 and under
Cuisine
Japanese
Dress Code
Casual Dress
Opening Hours
Lunch
Mon-Fri 11:00 am-2:00 pm
Dinner
Mon 5:00 pm-10:00 pm
Tue, Wed 5:00 pm-11:00 pm
Thu, Fri 5:00 pm-12:00 am
Sat 12:00 pm-12:00 am
Sun 12:00 pm-10:00 pm

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The Fish Restaurant & Sushi Bar is #526 of 9371 things to do in Houston

3 of 5 stars3 out of 5
By: ellzebeth, Houston, Texas
Wed 14 Sep, 2022
l We went to The Fish expecting more. Made a reservation and let them know we were celebrating a birthday. The place was dead and there was no indication they had noted we were celebrating. Our server...

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5 of 5 stars5 out of 5
By: VivinKuriakose123, Potomac, Maryland
Thu 30 Dec, 2021
l This is hands down the best Japanese restaurant food that we have had in the USA. Their sushi was awesome and we also had the whole red snapper and pork yazu.would highly recommend. They also made...

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5 of 5 stars5 out of 5
By: CarolChE73, Allentown, Pennsylvania
Thu 22 Apr, 2021
l We got an outside table, even though it was a bit chilly. I ordered a Korean barbequed brisket, with Korean salad and kimchi rice. I had never had Korean food before but I loved it. My son ordered...

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The Fish 309 Gray St. #107, Houston