Very fresh and probably the best Sashimi i've had in rochester. I can't speak for the rolls since i…read morehaven't tried them, but i highly recommend this place for sashimi especially the buttery melt in your mouth salmon. I love that they cut the sashimi thick and aren't stingy with the amount they give you. for 6$ (per fish) you get quite a bit of sashimi. The tempura soft shell crab is also amazing and deliciously creamy and crunchy. They may take some time to prepare your order, But it seems as if they're putting in the effort to detail. however My order was late but i did get offered a drink while i waited, and to be fair it was quite busy compared to back then when they first opened. I can't complain, the food makes up for it. it is always amazing and service is friendly.

Good service plenty of seating on a hot day with good air conditioning. Got their pepper steak hot…read moreplate and their soybean bingsu. Food was decent and bingsu was ok.

Last night, we celebrated Valentine's Day at this restaurant. For the past few years, I've always…read morecooked a special meal for my partner, but this year, we decided to go out. I chose this place because it offers not only sushi but also some dim sum dishes. It's a great place to try something new. We waited almost an hour for a seat on a busy night, but since it's an all-you-can-eat restaurant, I think it was reasonable. There were about 10 people ahead of me on the waiting list, and the food quality remained delicious throughout the meal. The service was also keeping up with the demand. The sashimi was incredible. I can't say I don't like any sashimi, but I love them all. Almost every sushi and sashimi we ordered was delicious. However, there's one thing I don't care for: the sticky rice shumai/shu mai. We think it's lacking in flavor. Overall, we had a great time at this restaurant. The food was delicious, and the service was good. I do think there's room for improvement in the dessert menu. They could add a few more options, like fresh fruits, Japanese mochi, or egg tarts. That's just my opinion, though.

It says they close at 10:30 but I walked in at 9:25 and was told that they were in the process of…read moregetting ready to close that the kitchen would not be open past 10. So don't go here post 9 PM.

Welcome to wonderful sushi. A reminder not to judge a book by its cover. The setting is modest, but…read morethe sushi is excellent. We enjoyed edamame, miso soup, gyoza, and the nigiri dinner. The fish was fresh, clean-tasting, and beautifully prepared. What stood out was the fish-to-rice ratio--the portions were generous on fish and restrained on rice, allowing the seafood to be the star. Friendly service, excellent value, and some of the better sushi I've had in Rochester. Worth the visit if you care more about quality fish than trendy décor. That review is concise, specific, and exactly the sort of review that would persuade a serious sushi lover to give the place a try.

I made an online order for a sashimi dinner... it was delicious... best takeout sushi I've had in…read moremy hotel room in quite some time. The fish melted in my mouth. The salmon had a nice flavor to it, with a slight smoke flavor.I wish I had more rice, but, that doesn't change my review. I enjoyed my meal so much I had to call the restaurant back to tell them how good it was. I'll definitely be coming back here again the next time I'm in town. When I walked in to pick up my order, the place was very clean. The lady at the register was very nice. I picked up my order around 4:30pm. The place was empty and plenty of parking in the parking lot.

Shema never disappoints, thanks for another great meal! We got the sea scollop, sake belly, and…read moretobiko nigiri, as well as the sake, takka, and miami maki rolls. For special rolls we got the toro power, and shema special.

I ordered salmon sushi rolls for takeout, and once I got home i realized it was all nigiri. I…read morecalled and offered to come back and exchange, but they told me they wouldn't fix it because I already left the store. I had miso soup, so I wasn't going to tear open the bag so it spills in my car. and who checks their takeout order when it's tightly wrapped up? The girl was so rude to me on the phone. Absolutely terrible customer service. Never coming back again. PS. Replying to Young C: You could choose between nigiri and sushi when I checked out online. I clearly picked sushi. See picture below. Most places would try to help make the customer happy, but not you guys. You just tell the customer they are wrong so you don't have to remake it.

This is my experience take it or leave it…read more We have been wanting to try Sendu for a while now so I decided to get some takeout as I was passing through Webster. I ordered online from the parking lot and went in pretty soon after ordering so I wasnt expecting the food to be ready. I waited in line behind another couple who were waiting to be seated. The place was very busy and it seemed to be a bit understaffed. It took a good 2-3 minutes for the couple to be greeted and eventually seated. I waited another 2+ minutes until the bartender finally greeted me from across the bar. I told them I had a pickup and that I would wait at the bar. I sat at the bar for about 10 minutes before I interrupted the bartender to ask if I could get a drink while I waited. $36 for a double whistlepig on the rocks. Wasn't expecting that. The decor was nice. It really seemed like a nice place and it was packed. The staff was doing g then best they could, but overwhelmed and understaffed. Another 10 mintues went by while I watched TV and waited for my food. As I was finishing my drink about 35 minutes after ordering, the food was ready. We got the egg rolls, which were really deep fried spring rolls with sweet and sour sauce but one of the better things we ordered. Seared Pepper tuna was the best thing we tried. Spice with the citrus flavor of the panzu. Seattle, Osaka, and Manhattan sushi tacos. Innovative yes, flavorful not so much. The white sauce (not sure what dish it was for) saved the tacos for me. Manhattan was the best out of the three, but still nothing special. The Beef Bulgogi spring rolls were almost vegetarian, minus the one thin strip of unmarinated beef. Peanut sauce tasted like peanut butter, no other spices or flavors like a peanut sauce should. I was not impressed. We also got the "Thai Shrimp and Tropical fruit Ceviche" it was missing the pineapple and there was no where near the citrus needed to make a real Ceviche. Meaning they cut up cooked shrimp and put it in a bland fruit salad. Another one that I was not impressed by. Finally mango sticky rice. This wasn't bad and I don't mind Jassberry rice, but if you are going to call it sticky rice, you should have more than a drizzle of sweetened coconut milk in the rice and it needs more than a 1/4 mango. Total came to just under $75 not including tip or the $36 bourbon. Too many really good Sushi, Thai, and Korean resturants to waste my time trying mediocre "fusion". I wouldn't rule out giving them another try, but it won't be anytime soon :(

We heard through the grapevine that this restaurant serves sushi tacos which I can't recall any…read morerestaurant offering which led us here. First off, this is a clean and beautifully decorated restaurant. There's a sense of coziness and also modern. Upon stepping in, there's a nice variety of different decor which is pleasing to see. We started off with a couple appetizers. The spicy tuna crispy rice, and the fresh wraps (one with bulgogi steak and the other with fried crab). We can't say we were a fan of these, hence 4-stars vs 5-stars. We found the steak to be tough and did not have any flavour including a steak flavor which was odd. The fried crab is imitation crab stick, battered then deep fried. These ran $8 per fresh wrap which I find very steep. We didn't think they were tasty but presented nicely. The spicy tuna crispy rice appetizer was great. We loved the fried rice croquettes topped with spicy tuna and jalapeno. These were a delight. Now for the main reason we arrived, the sushi tacos. We ordered 6 out of a dozen or so choices, and we loved every single one of them. Each had its own unique flavour, and the bottom base of the taco is purple (black) rice which has its own stickiness and flavor which made them even more delicious. There were a couple tacos which included eel, but we weren't expecting them to be battered then fried. We would have preferred the unagi to be left alone. Nevertheless, these tacos are unique and 100% worth us making a visit to this restaurant. We ended with their Mango Sticky Rice, which we found the mango wasn't ripe enough, but passable. Overall, a great experience and 100% would visit to order more of their sushi tacos and would possibly try other dishes.

Wonderful hibachi chicken and vegetables. (It was lunch, but they definitely gave me a dinner…read moreportion!!!) I would absolutely dine here again. Also: A Karen walked in to complain about a previous order. The staff was so nice dealing with her.

This place is the BOMB! What a nice little restaurant in an unassuming strip mall. Highly…read morerecommend for anyone looking for delicious and well priced food! The Tom Yum soup with shrimp was some of the best I've had and I've eaten it a lot! Papaya Salad was amazing! And to top it off I had a great Mexican Roll with jalapeños added. Absolutely delicious! The service was fast and super friendly! Kept my water full and were completely professional. Definitely go here and you won't be disappointed!

Had such a fun time here. Can't remember the last time I went to a hibachi place but Two was…read morehilarious and kept saying "you know what it is" and put on a great show. Super fun to come here with friends and the food was delicious too. I got chicken teriyaki, noodles, fried rice and veggies. The portion size is huge and very generous so you'll def have leftovers. They also ask beforehand if anyone has any allergies. It gets super hot so I brought a neck fan and table fan. The yum yum sauce is delicious!! I love how they add it to the fried rice because I've never tasted fried rice like that before. Had such a fun time!

I was craving sushi and stumbled upon Kobe based on the pictures. I had went to another place down…read morethe road and was majorly disappointed. Glad I stopped by here because I think it took care of my sushi fix, although I could probably eat sushi everyday. I came in around rush hour peak time 6:30 and it was busy. I think I grabbed the last table for 2. I did have to wait awhile for the server to come around but I understood, it wasn't like he was ignoring me, he was just busy. I ordered Queens roll and Jeremy roll. Both were hefty and satisfying. They also tasted similar, I think it was bc of the cream cheese, but good either way. I took off one start bc the restroom was kind sticky, at least the floor was... and you could see shoe prints everywhere... so you know... Would come back for sure

Delicious sushi! Highly recommend the rainbow roll! best sushi I've had in rochester :)…read more Surprised this place isnt busier, lowkey hidden gem

I didn't think there was a good sushi place in Rochester until this place. I'm a big sushi person-…read moreand I mean fish quality too. I can live off raw fish for life (pretty much what I did whenever I visit Japan). In all its dim and slow service grandeur, this place has the best fish quality among all the sushi places I've been in Rochester. Located off West Henrietta right by the Millenium Games place. So, if you have the time, this place is totally worth it for the 25$ all you can eat option. It's alacarte and the sushi chef makes really really good rolls. The inside is incredibly outdated, thus this place isn't what I call a formal upscale date place to go but if your date/friend can put down sushi and can appreciate good quality sushi, then this place definitely is a 5/5 for sushi. I once watched a table of people watching a soccer game on their ipads while enjoying the meal- very chill place. My husband and I super busy and despite it's incredibly slower wait time, it's worth it. It's one dude doing all of it - frying the agadashi tofu (very good btw), fried crab leg, and rolling the sushi. 25$ for an all you can eat ala carte sushi that you can check off the list. Comes with a thousand island type of salad and a miso soup.