Cheezies Pizza - Wichita, Ks (West)
3804 W Maple St # 100, Wichita, KS 67213, United StatesPizza Restaurant $30 to $40
14092 Memorial Dr, Houston, TX 77079, United States
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If you’re looking for a sushi spot that balances variety with convenience, Taizzi Sushi - Memorial in Houston is a solid choice. Nestled at 14092 Memorial Dr, this sushi restaurant delivers a full experience, whether you choose dine-in, takeout, or delivery. The menu caters to both sushi aficionados and casual diners with its all-you-can-eat options, allowing you to sample a wide array of rolls, sashimi, and small plates without feeling restricted. For those seeking lighter options, the restaurant emphasizes healthy selections alongside quick bites, making it easy to grab a meal on the go or enjoy a leisurely evening.
Pairing your sushi with a crisp glass of wine or a chilled beer elevates the dining experience, and the availability of alcohol ensures that whether it’s a casual night out or a small celebration, you’re covered. The small plates concept encourages sharing and exploring flavors, perfect for a group outing or a solo tasting adventure. Beyond the menu, the restaurant’s service options add flexibility, making it convenient to fit into any schedule.
Whether you’re craving traditional rolls, inventive creations, or a balanced assortment of small plates, Taizzi Sushi - Memorial provides a versatile menu designed to satisfy a range of appetites. From quick bites to leisurely meals, the combination of fresh ingredients, diverse offerings, and accommodating service options makes this sushi spot a go-to choice for anyone in the Houston area seeking a flavorful and flexible dining experience.
Prices and dish names are transcribed from the restaurant's printed menu, photographed in August 2026 and reproduced on the menu page. Hours, address and service options come from the restaurant's public business profile. An editor confirmed the restaurant was trading on 4 September 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.
14092 Memorial Dr, Houston, TX 77079, United States
I’ve been here now 3 times and every time it’s a good experience. I’ve been for the lunch service and the dinner. The lunch options are very limited but still good, especially for the price of all you can eat. Dinner is definitely my favorite and I keep a running list of all the different rolls I’ve tried there, majority of them DELICIOUS. My wife gets about 4-5 bowls of miso soup, it’s that good. I’ve taken friends and co worker here too and everyone enjoys it. Sometimes the rolls take a minute to come out, but just be patient, it’s all being made fresh for you in house. Every time I go, there aren’t many customers (I’ve been on weekdays and weekends), which is shocking for the quality and price point. Taizzi Sushi definitely deserves to have a more packed house. The servers are nice and attentive, the iPad ordering system is extremely convenient and a nice plus. Honestly, I can’t recommend this place enough!
Pretty good AYCE sushi. Had some of the garlic nigiri and was surprised how good it tasted. The salmon collar is the best thing on the menu and must try. There is no unagi (eel nigiri) but you can get it in roll form but doesn’t taste all that great. The hand rolls weren’t that good because the seaweed wasn’t crispy and as fresh as it needs to be. The appetizers were all fresh and the fried sushi rolls were really good. One of the better fried shrimp because the batter used is very flaky and didn’t taste greasy like other AYCE.
Food was good overall and the staff was real nice and tentative. Loved how I could order directly from a portable tablet instead of bugging the server every time. The price was fair too. The only thing bothered me was the vibe of this sushi restaurant brand. I've been to two locations (Memorial and NW) and they have same issue. The setup and layout of both locations don't bring out the vibe of a sushi place, more like a fast food chain: cheap tables and chairs, not much of decoration, soda fountain machine too visible, etc.
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Nearest first, then across the Rio Grande Valley.