Sushi Axiom-West Fort Worth

I was greeted and seated right away but it took a while before my waiter came to my table. I was about to go to the bar but someone finally came to take a drink order and stated my waiter would come shortly. The overall service was slow even though there were more empty tables than full. This does not take away from the fact that the waiter who had a welcoming smile was friendly, polite, and informative. Atmosphere was lively at the bar and not too loud from where I was seated (again, the restaurant was not full). The space was clean and had a peaceful water wall, which I was seated next to. Some of the seating arrangements share either a banquette or a booth, which enables you to hear the whole conversation next to you or may not provide privacy if you are coupled up. But there is plenty of table seating. The sushi was good, fresh, and the selection was vast. I had the vegetable tempura, but it wasn't brought out to me as soon as it was ready, so it wasn't piping hot and the natural water from the vegetables took away from the crisp. The martini cocktail I had was very good! There were many to choose from and the waiter helped me with selecting one that I would like. Overall, the food was delicious and fresh, the atmosphere was calming and inviting and the space was clean. If I lived in the area I would return. ***I did not go to the restrooms.

Good night out, lemon drop was ok. The tables are to close for my liking. Food was ok didn't take long to come out. Food was hot.

Delicious axiom and Texan roll. Came here for my birthday and they gave me a free virgin cocktail which btw was delicious. Been coming for years about once every 6 months and the rolls are always tasty.

The Cherry Blossom roll is my favorite! Great atmosphere and fun for a birthday celebration. The chicken wings are delightfully crispy.

I would give them zero stars if I could. I had dinner at Sushi Axiom last week, and what started as a normal evening turned into one of the most disgusting dining experiences I’ve ever had. About halfway through eating a bowl of noodles, I noticed something unusual buried beneath the noodles. To my horror, it was a *baby cockroach* — fully intact and clearly cooked with the dish. I immediately called over the server, expecting shock. Instead, the response was disturbingly casual. They didn’t seem the least bit concerned that I had just eaten from a dish contaminated with an insect. This isn’t just poor service — it’s a serious health hazard. I can’t believe a restaurant can operate with such low hygiene standards. Needless to say, I will never return. I strongly suggest others think twice before eating here — if a cockroach made it onto my plate, who knows what’s happening in that kitchen.