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!

greatest ramen i have ever had big portions and decently…read morepriced great place would recommend

Went here for my boyfriend's birthday and the service plus the food was amazing. He got a free…read moredessert as a birthday special. The server was very amiable, and threw some jokes in there which made the experience more pleasant.

I have not been in many years but it was great food, modestly priced and delicious. The ambiance…read morewas reflective of the culture. Service was very good.

Our first night in Niagara Falls, Ontario and Yukiguni had some very promising reviews. Despite…read morethe rain, the restaurant was pretty full with people waiting as we left. They offered hot green tea, which is complimentary! (It's been a long time since I've been to a Japanese restaurant that includes hot tea for free, so major brownie points on that alone!) We ordered: * Tempura Udon $25 * Tonkatsu Set $28 * Tempura Soba $25 * Tempura Mori Set $32 Portions are very generous, and we definitely ordered way too much for the four of us. Miso soup and side salad accompanies the set meals as well. The salad dress is really good! And I love the chili crisp sauce they feature on the tables too. Service is good - the girls work as a team and are very efficient. Service with a smile! We would definitely return if we were in the area, and probably order one less dish though or maybe just a side dish instead.

An unassuming Japanese spot that's full of charms and delicious food. We loved everything we got…read more They use very high quality ingredients and prepared them authentically. All the broths were light but flavorful. My Oyakodon was so creamy. The chicken thighs were tender. Definitely a great spot for some Japanese food in Niagara Falls.

I think this is the best next to Kuni's. When I don't feel like going far, I would order from…read moreWasabi. I ordered 2 appetizers and 7 dinners last night. It was ready with in 35 minutes. When I got there, it was mot even 6 pm, the place was packed. All dinners were great. Since It was a large order, I gave a good tip. The owner seemed surprised. She helped bring the food to my car, that was very nice.

Ordered to go for the first time at a friend's request who recently had surgery. Ordered items for…read morethat person as well as to take home to my own family. Got to my friend's and items appeared to be missing. Only after calling restaurant did I discover that they combined sushi's in to one container despite being two separate items (spicy family roll and California roll). No sides of ginger, soy or wasabi included for two. Called restaurant and was told I "didn't specify" to keep food items separate and so there was "nothing they could do". Shrimp fried rice (another entree for family) was flavorless and only included 5 small shrimp. Definitely not worth the $16 this item cost. Will not order from this place again due to poor experience and poor customer service despite leaving tip for food.

Kumo is one of my favorite spots for sushi! It's a little out of the way but well worth it. Every…read moretime I go, it's busy. Their rolls are always super fresh. My favorite is the Caterpillar roll which consists of shrimp tempura, spicy tuna, and avocado on top.

Waited 45 minute for some of the most disgusting sushi I have ever seen. Straight into the garbage.read more

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.

Wasabi is consistent and reasonable. They have one of the best lunch specials in the area. I…read moreparticularly love the Three Roll Special. Their Crunchy Spicy Tuna Roll is one of my favorites, alongside the Eel & Avocado Roll. This super small, but mighty neighborhood spot won't disappoint.

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.

I've been wanting to try this place since it opened, and finally made it there on a Friday (that…read morehas weekend pricing contrary to online information.) Service is great. The food is pretty good, too, but the pictures and information aren't always accurate. For example, the salmon cheese roll includes avocado and tobiko according to both the picture and the description (so basically a Philly roll), but my order only came with the salmon and cream cheese. Fortunately I didn't get the food waste penalty. The appetizers are great. I had calimari, shrimp, and crab rangoon. The rolls are pretty good, too, apart from the aforementioned disappointment. The drinks are good, but I was disappointed plum wine wasn't on the menu even though one of the cocktails includes plum wine. I never did get a visit from the robocat. Probably the most expensive all-you-can-eat sushi establishment I've been to, but fine for an occasional treat.

I've visited Wind enough times, both for dine-in and takeout, to feel comfortable giving a detailed…read morereview. Dining In: 3 Stars The strongest part of this restaurant is the food itself. The flavors are good, portions are good (has per piece option for AYCE), and most dishes taste fresh and enjoyable. - this part deserves a 4-5 stars Unfortunately, the dine-in experience doesn't match the quality of the food. Presentation is often underwhelming and inconsistent. While the food tastes good, it is not always presented in an appealing way, which takes away from the overall dining experience. I'd rate the presentation closer to 2 stars. Service and execution can also be inconsistent. There have been multiple occasions where items were forgotten or missed entirely. While these issues may seem minor individually, they add up over time and affect the overall experience. I'd rate punctuality/ service at 2-3 stars Cleanliness: 3-4 Stars Another area that could use improvement is cleanliness. From my experience, the dining area is generally acceptable, but the restrooms are often not maintained to the same standard. On multiple visits, the bathrooms have appeared dirty, and the trash bins have frequently looked full or overdue for emptying. While it hasn't been bad enough to make me leave, it is noticeable and does affect my overall impression of the restaurant. Takeout: 1 Star for Timing, 5 Stars for Packaging Ironically, the presentation of takeout orders is consistently better than what I've received while dining in. The packaging is neat, organized, and the food generally arrives looking exactly as expected. For takeout presentation alone, I would give 5 stars. However, the timing of takeout orders is consistently disappointing. I've ordered takeout multiple times, and almost every time I've arrived at the scheduled pickup time, the order has not been ready. Delays of 30-40 minutes seem to be the norm rather than the exception. My most recent experience was particularly frustrating. I placed my order about an hour ahead and selected a 6:00 PM pickup time. When I arrived on time, I was told the order would require another 40+ minutes. When I asked why, I was informed that the kitchen doesn't begin preparing takeout orders until the scheduled pickup time. That explanation makes no sense to me. If a customer orders an hour in advance and selects a pickup time, the expectation is that the food will be ready around that time. Otherwise, the pickup time is really just the time the restaurant starts working on the order. Delays can happen, especially during busy periods, and I would be understanding if this were an occasional issue. Unfortunately, after multiple takeout orders, this appears to be a recurring pattern. The food quality is the reason I've continued coming back, but good food alone can only compensate for so much. Between the inconsistent dine-in presentation, missed items, cleanliness concerns, and repeated takeout delays, the overall experience falls short of what I would expect. There is definitely potential here, but the restaurant needs to improve its execution, attention to detail, and respect for customers' time. Would recommend going to the Niagara Falls, Ontario location instead.