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"Eating is very good here and I love her business model. only a price and order what they want. but make sure they eat everything they order because they charge them extra if they waste something that is completely understandable to me. apropos cost, this place is quite pricy, which is why I don't come here as much as I want, and the service is a little slow. but overall this is a very good place and easily serves the best sushi I ever had."
Monday: 11:30-21:05
Wednesday: 11:30-21:05
Thursday: 11:30-21:05
Friday: 11:30-21:05
Saturday: 12:00-21:05
Sunday: 12:00-21:05
Dishes: 72
Amenities: 8
Categories: 5
Reviews: 906
we were a lot of different, all they can eat sushi places. that was our first time in this restaurant. we ordered a few nigiri and roll. they were unexpectedly huge. never seen how big nigger. reisteil was about 4 or more times bigger than others everything you can eat sushi restaurants.” in comparison to the sushi of the supermarkets they bring much larger and pressed, dense amount of rice. When I choose a piece with chiopsticks, it easily breaks with its weight. I thought why they'd do it like that - it's like a reisball. ? we usually don't order too much, but this time couldn't stop because the size, so we had to pay extra. the waiters did not tell us that their sushi are much bigger than...
I rarely give bad cries, but that was not disappointing. our party has distributed our foods over 20 minutes. some of us were done before the others got their food. the chirashi sushi I ordered was abysmal. the salmon was bland, but paleable, but probably not actually laughs (together in cheaper sushi places) the thunfisch was completely rotten, I immediately kicked him out and lost my appetit. I thought it was a bit of color, but it was still trying. I had never served bad sushi in my life. (tuna on the left side of the photo.) some days later edit: I was sick a few days there after I had eaten here. absolutely disgusting, strongly recommend avoiding them.
Our new go-to sushi place in Somerville. Good sushi selection. Much nicer atmosphere than Sushi Palace (the competition around the corner). The restaurant is roomy and there is actually space between the tables so you don't feel like you are sharing a table with your neighbors (eg Sushi Palace). The staff did not pressure us to leave which allowed us to have a relaxing meal.8/22/18 update Went to Kumo for lunch. The lunch menu is limited (no sushi or sashimi) but the rolls are still good.2/16/22 update Still our go-to sushi place. Good food and service.
$27-30 a person for everything they can eat. it was clean and the branches were nice. I went to a big party that rented the entire back part. they have made food as they have ordered it, it is not one of those buffet places where they have the food under a heat lamp. it is a lot to eat so carefully with order. it's over to eat a lot. there are many possibilities for everyone, even those who do not eat meat. clean and fast. it was a decent place to go.
Eating is very good here and I love her business model. only a price and order what they want. but make sure they eat everything they order because they charge them extra if they waste something that is completely understandable to me. apropos cost, this place is quite pricy, which is why I don't come here as much as I want, and the service is a little slow. but overall this is a very good place and easily serves the best sushi I ever had.
