Seven Sushi & Robata Will Open Midtown Location

The restaurant plans to debut its second Houston spot later in 2026 at 3304 Milam.

Updated on Sept. 23, 2026 in Openings & Closings

Screen-print poster illustration of a modern restaurant patio with wooden rafters and architectural seating, evoking a new dining experience. — Seven Sushi & Robata is expanding its Houston presence, with a new Midtown location at 3304 Milam scheduled to open later in 2026. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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Seven Sushi & Robata will expand to Midtown later in 2026, taking over the former Beer Market space at 3304 Milam. Owners Grace and Leo Xia are currently renovating the site to feature an indoor-outdoor bar and a covered patio.

Why it matters

The owners aim to provide a versatile dining environment that transitions seamlessly from lunch and dinner service into a high-energy late-night experience. The new space will cater to diverse crowds with weekend DJs and a dedicated late-night menu.

The new restaurant offers lunch for $22 and a core dinner menu for $37. These options are set within the former Beer Market and D'Alba Cafe building located at 3304 Milam.

The players

Grace Xia

She is a co-owner of the Seven Sushi & Robata restaurant group.

Leo Xia

He is a co-owner of the Seven Sushi & Robata restaurant group.

The details

The facility renovation centers on an indoor-outdoor bar that serves both the main dining room and a new covered patio. Patrons can expect weekend entertainment featuring DJs alongside a late-night service menu.

The original Seven Sushi & Robata opened in November 2025.
The Midtown location is projected to open in late 2026.

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Market Landscape

This move follows the trend of restaurateurs redesigning legacy retail spaces into hybrid dining and entertainment venues. By expanding into Midtown, the brand increases its footprint to compete with other late-night dining destinations in the city center.

Patrons can enjoy extended late-night hours until midnight on weekdays and until 2 am on Fridays and Saturdays. The venue offers multiple price tiers for meals, allowing for flexible budgeting based on dining preferences.

The takeaway

Diners looking for a late-night atmosphere in Houston should monitor the 3304 Milam address for the upcoming 2026 launch. The inclusion of DJ sets and a covered patio indicates a strong pivot toward the city's active social scene.