Kumo Sushi has some of the freshest fish I've had in Western New York. Everything we ordered was…read moreincredibly fresh, and the sushi was absolutely delicious. The presentation was beautiful too every plate looked like a work of art. Sorry, no pictures this time... I was way too excited to start eating! One thing to know before you go: if you want ginger or wasabi, you'll need to ask for it since it doesn't automatically come with your sushi. The staff was friendly, the restaurant was very clean, and overall it was a great experience. I'll definitely be back!

This is where my son decided he wanted to go for his 29th birthday dinner. We've never been here…read morebefore and it's close by our house so I figured why not ? It has a very, very small parking lot, which is pretty inconvenient. I had to park all the way down the street. We approached the restaurant and it looks so cute from outside with that big lucky cat. I don't know the names of these things so don't laugh at me, lol. We get inside. It's quite small inside. Also, they have a big cage that people can sit in only one though, and I wanted to sit in there, but it was already occupied by a family. The decorations are cute, but they don't have very many at least not on the side that we sat. We sat to the right when you walk in the door. The menus look like you're opening up a humongous encyclopedia or an almanac but there aren't that many pages in there so don't let it fool you. They have lots of different types of sushi, Japanese food, Chinese food, etc. My son got a salmon roll and a caterpillar which he said was amazing. I got General Tzo's chicken , which was much better than any Chinese place I've ever had it from. This was the real deal. But first I had pork eggroll and it was so good. They served it cut in half with duck sauce all over it and it was so good that way I loved it. Then I ordered a nice size bowl of pork lo mein. That was the best lo mein I have ever had in my life. It was absolutely delicious. My son tried some the next day and said that that was the best lo mein he's ever had. The employees were nice. Took a while for our food to come, but that was OK. We weren't in a rush. I ordered a Diet Coke and it seems that all Japanese and Chinese places that I go to lately they only give you cans of pop which seems weird to me, but whatever ! And this seems like a higher end type restaurant too. It's not a cheap little restaurant. This is a pretty pricey place, but like I said, it is delicious. I highly recommend going there and eating. Hopefully, you'll be as satisfied as my son and I were.

I ordered the special maki combo with a bowl of miso soup, and a side of white rice. Very fresh and…read morefull of flavors. I even ordered extra eel sauce. It's very tasty but also salty which is normal. The service was timely and very kind. The ambiance was very chill and relaxing. I ate my food in peace and enjoyed every minute of it. Will for sure be back!!!

I ordered sushi to go the weekend of the marathon. I saw positive reviews on Yelp and checked…read morereddit for recommendations on the best sushi in town. While people recommend another nearby restaurant for fancy rolls, Wasabi was recommended for your standard type. The staff were prompt, kind, and friendly. The restaurant appeared to leave a bit to be desired. I ordered four rolls, which were small and packed into one take out container. The sushi was bland, oddly prepared, and lifeless. I've enjoyed sushi at dozens of restaurants and felt Wasabi was in the lower 10% I've ever had.

Great Japanese cuisine. Fantastic Japanese food. Very authentic. Fresh delicious !!!! I'm a…read moreregular here

This was an absolutely fabulous find for my husband and I! We wanted sushi and I fell…read moreupon this restaurant while looking for places near Cheektowaga. Not only was the restaurant clean, but it was visually pleasing and the service was outstanding! Everyone was so kind and we can't wait to go back soon.

Waitstaff was lovely: Three different people checked on us during our meal…read more The miso soup has changed somewhat: It no longer contains tofu, seaweed, or vegetables. The garden salad, likewise, has only iceberg lettuce and a citrus mayo dressing. I enjoyed my grilled squid: It was a large portion, and the char had a great flavor. The sushi was very tender, and the rice was well seasoned.

I say this as a former sushi chef as well as someone who has been to over two dozen sushi…read morerestaurants in 7 different states. -Sushi rice was bland and slightly dry. Needed more sushi vinegar. If the ingredients are measured out, which they said it was when I pointed it out, then this should never have be an issue. -Garnish, specifically the lettuce on the sushi plate was old, mushy, and unappealing. They should have left it off the plate if that was all they had left. Sushi is about presentation more so than most food and this was not done well. -Miso soup. This was not traditional miso soup. I know there are miso soup with daikon as an add on, but there's usually wakame in it. There was no enoki mushroom either like it says on their menu. The ones I uses to make, and all the sushi restaurants I've been to were the traditional tofu, wakame and diced green onions. Have that as a first option since more widely known, and make the daikon as a second option. Also, miso broth was bland. Needed more bonito flakes. Equipment - you guys need to periodically check your tables and chairs for damage. When I grabbed my chair by the seat to scoot myself closer to the table the seat came off. Need to balance out the portions of ingredients in your rolls. California roll needed more imitation crab. There was too much cucumber and avocado. You guys need to focus more on quality and presentation instead of having a ton of different roll on your menu. When you are pricing your sushi like a mid-high end restaurant, the quality and presentation needs to match. I read the reviews on this place and thought all the kinks would have been worked out by now, but it seems not. We didn't try out the other non-sushi dishes they had on their menu, so we have no opinions on them. I am one of the few who will not be coming here again for sushi.

The food is ok, the service was not extraordinary although I did see others with better service…read morethat we had but the place felt old and dated. The flaming show at the hibachi seemed fun, the portions were large, depending if you like that or not. So meh on our experience of the service, food was pretty good and there was plenty if you go at the right time of day is fairly reasonably priced. But please, can we update and refresh the decor? People also eat with their eyes and noses. And the reason this is a two star review and not a 3, The CLAW machine game with those enticing prizes. My 9 year old daughter wanted to try them and kept looking over at them during dinner. Parents don't want to spend their time out at a restaurant being begged by their child about spending money on a machine they likely will not win!

I had the Four Seasons dinner. It had beef, scallops, chicken and shrimp all tossed with a lot of…read morenicely al dente and colorful veggies. I love to see both red and green peppers, mushrooms, slivers of carrots and broccoli florets. There is a choice of miso soup or a tossed salad. I had the small and very delightful salad. The lettuce was crispy with a lovely ginger based dressing. It had a nice tang. There were 14 in the dinner party; our waitress handled it perfectly. This was my first time at one of the Fuji Grill restaurants. I shall return.

Yukiguni was a pleasant surprise and a great spot for a satisfying Japanese meal. I ordered the…read moreTenzaru Udon, and it was exactly what I was craving on a hot summer day. The tempura was fried to perfection as it was light, crispy, and not greasy at all. You could tell it was well prepared because the frying paper underneath didn't have a single drop of excess oil. The cold udon was perfectly cooked with a nice al dente chew, making it incredibly refreshing in the summer heat. The portion size was also very generous, offering excellent value for the price. If you're looking for a simple, well executed Japanese meal in Niagara, Yukiguni is definitely worth a visit. I would definitely return when I'm in town again.

Great food. We ordered sushi, saba shioyaki, seaweed salad, and edamame…read more Simple and authentic flavors, great service. Highly recommend for a comforting meal. The ambience is authentically decorated as well.

We sat outside and had such attentive service the entire time. The staff never let us worry about a…read morething. I went in wanting sushi and ended up trying the beef ribs as well. The flavor was good, but they were pretty spicy and tougher to chew than I would've liked. The sushi tacos were easily my favorite part of the meal. My favorite foods fused together, and they absolutely delivered. So creative, flavorful, and genuinely delicious. I could've eaten four of them. 8.9/10

I was dining alone for dinner on a Monday. It was a bit…read moreoff. As an example, the dining room had a total of five women and two men. The large screen TV was tuned to ESPN. The miso soup was nicely steamy but somewhat bland and watery. The side green salad was large, fresh and delicious. The sushi deluxe plate arrived with a gorgeous presentation on a square, wooden platter. Some of the chef's choices were fantastic: The salmon, smoked salmon, tuna and mackerel were superb; three were slightly dried out and hard - oops - and on my last piece, I found a pebble in the rice. These things happen. It's surprising they don't happen more often, given the harvesting process. I probably will try to make my next visit on a weekend, when the turnover is faster.

me and my mom went there it was outstanding. they keep it veryclean and,the food was delicious! i'd…read morerecommend the buffalo chicken ramen and any rice bowl!

Looking for a quick meal before our flight, SATO Ramen showed up in my search. It's a tiny…read morerestaurant with about two tables and some counter seats. There is a form to fill out for your order and water is self service. You also go to the register to pay, so I wouldn't call this a full-service restaurant. It's super casual. We ordered three ramens - * Tonkotsu Ramen * Sato Ramen $16.99 * Sato Ramen (no bean sprouts) $16.99 The noodles were not great - they were clumped together. The egg was perfectly cooked though. The tonkotsu broth was not very smooth but the sato broth was better. They do offer a frequent diner card. Overall, SATO Ramen was just an okay experience for us.

Solid AYCE Japanese BBQ place by Niagara Falls. It was about a 15 minute walk from Fallsview…read moreCasino. They also have free parking onsite if you want to drive. Hostess and all the servers were wonderful. They were able to seat us even though we were still waiting on the other half of our party. We were split between two tables since we were a large group but they put us next to each other. Gratuities were included on the bill at the end of the evening. Dinner menu was pretty decent with lots of meats and seafood to choose from. Drinks are extra. Desserts were yummy! The cold noodle and bibambap were good too. The servers will take your order on their iPad and all the food came really quickly. We didn't have one dedicated server but they were all super, super friendly!

One of the newly open Japanese barbecue place Nice earthy…read moremood decor Food and service are exceptional A bit pricey on the menu But you get the idea and how it is served Visit and see , nice for family and Corporate meeting place

We literally NEVER have a good experience with SATO. Tonight was another witness of their terrible…read morecustomer service. Here goes: We were on our way home and called to place an order. The hostess told us that they would not take a pick up order until 8:30 (um ok....). But since it was 8:12, we decided to WAIT until 8:30 to order rather than finding an alternative to feed our family who already picked out their orders. So, we waited in our car for 20 minutes, and called back ready to place are order. The hostess said that the kitchen is now "not taking orders". I explained the situation and asked if we could just get a few ramen since we just waited at her direction. She must not realize that rent on Elmwood is expensive, or that there are bills to be paid, or that humans ordering food pay the bills, or that an owner would appreciate this $100 ramen order or the many orders we place all year, or large eat in bills because there is no attempt to keep us as a customer. We live in the neighborhood and love to support local restaurants and businesses and our family of 6 places large orders. Last time we were in to eat the service was bad as well. It took about 20 minutes to get our drinks. And the time before that we came on my daughters birthday and they said they weren't seating parties of 6 even though the entire restaurant was open. Hmmm. We literally could see every open table. My daughter in her 10 year old birthday crown telling them how much she loved ramen didn't even make them flinch since they seem to have delicious broth and no souls. We will keep spending our money at local establishments that treat customers like humans.

Service was wonderful! We were seated quickly. Our server was kind and checked in on us…read moreperiodically. The ambiance was nice, not too classy but not too relaxed. It was a nice date night spot. In terms of food, my partner and I were unimpressed. To preface, we are from CA/Bay Area. The okonomiyaki was delicious! 5/5 but we have no base reference for this dish. We would skip the sushi and ramen. Unfortunately the sushi rice was too hard. The fish was fine though, relatively fresh! The avocado in our CA roll was a little browned. The ramen was a little undercooked and hard. The toppings were good but the meat was a little hard/dehydrated? They did do us a favor and split our one order into two small bowls before bringing it out. overall, we would not come back, but we are glad to have experienced it.