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    Kumo Hibachi

    3.9 (83 reviews)
    ModerateJapanese, Sushi Bars
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:30 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Been craving Kumo's sushi! Great take out for Friday night. Left to right: Fire Island Roll, Spider Roll, New Roll, and American Roll.
    Kelly P.

    By far our favorite local hibachi/sushi spot. It sits back in the parking lot of Aldi and is a small store front. They have a sushi bar inside or you can sit at one of the several tables inside. Great family owned place with very nice employees. Most of the time we are ordering carry out. Typically only takes 20 minutes, most recently only took 10 minutes during the COVID-19 time period. The helpings are huge(!) and the flavors are great. We've tried almost all of their sushi rolls and they are all great. My most recent favorite is the Hawaii roll. And ALWAYS ask for extra yum yum because it's exactly that, YUM YUM! Support local and try out this gem!

    Shanna R.

    Easy to walk in on a Saturday night at 7:00, party of two. Casual atmosphere, families and couples. Staff was polite and efficient. Sushi was properly made and tuna was fresh and flavorful. We had the Crazy Tuna Roll, which had black pepper over two types of tuna. Veggie Hibachi was nothing memorable, but vegetables were crisp and the perfect size for chopsticks. Fried rice was bland, needed some garlic or spring onion maybe. Fast service and drinks refilled promptly - would come back and try different things.

    a man working in a restaurant

    This is such a gem. Family owned and they care. Support them so they can stay. All is fresh and they'll make it if it's not on their menu. We came here from Atlanta. There are quite a few to choose from there but I can honestly say that this place surpasses most of them. Try it. You'll like it. Hey Mikey!

    Melanie W.

    I love the quiet atmosphere of Kumo, and in my opinion they have the best sushi in town hands down. My favorite rolls are the Phoenix roll and Fire Island...Phoenix roll definitely being my favorite. I brought in a Wendy's kids meal for my autistic son and they didn't bat an eyelash...I can't tell you how appreciated that is.

    "Love Boat"
    Michael C.

    First off, let me say I grade Sushi/ Japanese restaurants with a very critical eye. If there were a 3.5 rating, I would give Kumo that. But since I don't think they deserve a 4 rating, it's going to have to be a 3. Kumo is GREAT for one thing: Sashimi. Their Sashimi is extremely generous in portion, almost twice the portion I'm used to seeing in typical Sushi restaurants. It's also very good, fresh Sashimi. The selection is limited but the quality of the fish was impressive, considering Kumo is in a random strip mall in land-locked Chattanooga -- the kind of quality I'm used to finding in good Japanese restaurants in coastal cities with direct access to the good stuff. Kumo's sushi is decent, but not great. Also, I have to admit, I was put off by the fact that I specifically brought a "date" there because I saw they had a "Love Boat" on the menu, which is usually a variety of Sushi, Sashimi and other cooked Izakaya style foods on a large wooden boat placed between the diners. It's very fun and a great "date" thing to order, sharing off of the boat together. When our "boat" arrived, it was on a big but ordinary plate. Covered with tasty food, but still... don't list the boat if it's not a boat, imho. It was very disappointing. Still though, the fish quality is great and the sashimi portions are excellent. But that won't bring me back again when there are other choices in town. 3.5/5

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    Food here is consistently, good, and the online ordering and pick up service is very smooth.

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    Their sushi is fresh and delicicious! Our favorite are the Kumo and lobster roll. The personnel is responsive and efficient!

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    This place has the best Volcano roll in town in my opinion. We always order takeout, but it is really consistent and good.

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    Best sushi in chatt! It's my favorite place to eat. Highly suggest going here. Not a big fan of their hibachi!

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    Quick service, good portions and great tasting food! Would recommend to anyone who like sushi/hibachi

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