Kumori Sushi & Teppanyaki

"Very good. Very good food, nice atmosphere and good price too. Excellent service from waiter João."

"The food was great , I loved the golden dragon roll . I stopped in by myself and the server Zena was very cool &friendly and made really good martinis ! Will be going back again!"

"Really nice restaurant with great food. We stumbled on this place by accident, and I'm glad we did. The spicy salmon tower was delicious, and the miso soup was good, especially on a cold day. Our server was attentive and friendly, and she made the most delicious cucumber and strawberry lemonade. I got the beef teppanyaki, which I do not recommend as the beef was a cheap cut, and it was tough and dry. The main course came out cold even though there were like 5 people in the restaurant, including us at 11 in the afternoon. The vegetables were the frozen Normandy blend type that you can get from the supermarket. It didn't taste anything g like it had been on a griddle or grill, just reheated leftover type of style. Blend, cold, and just meh. Could have done better for $20. I'll just stick to the sushi, but the dipping sauces were good. This will probably be our last time."

"Genuinely had the worst sushi experience of my life here. I was looking forward to having good sushi just to be let down. The service was absolutely terrible. It took forever to be seated while the place was nearly empty. We weren’t given the complimentary soups and didn’t receive service for nearly 10 minutes while seated. The sushi was disgusting. We ordered three different ones, all of which tasted chemically. Our server also didn’t check up on us at all while we were seated. Will not be eating here again. I greatly wish I got HEB sushi and skipped the hassle of this place."

"If you like sushi (and I know a lot of people don't), you should definitely give Kumori a chance. It's tucked in tightly within the shops of Alamo Ranch; which makes it a great place to grab a bite if you're out shopping in that area. They have a very diverse menu of sushi, tepenyaki and and poke bowls to choose from. The dining area is dimly lit with a nice, easy listening play list in the background. What surprised me the most was that there was a bar in here as well. It's divided from the main dining area, which is nice. There are not many cozy places to grab a drink in this area outside of the chain restaurants nearby. The bar has some good selections, and there's a TV if you want to watch a game or just meet up with someone to hang out for a while. The food was great! We had three different rolls, and all were delicious. The miso soup is remarkable and you'll probably want more of it. The service was friendly and attentive as well. Definitely don't underestimate Kumori when you're in the area...I'll definitely be coming back."