I had the ocean sushi roll and it was very good and I loved the miso soup. I also had the pork…read moregyoza which would the only thing I would not recommend. Service was great and everything came out very quickly. I came during lunch. The decor is a little dated and the bathroom decor has seen better days. They do have a changing table in the women's restroom though! Love that

The food was absolutely amazing! Everything was fresh, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. You can…read moretell they really put care into every dish. The service was great too. Definitely one of those places you leave already thinking about what you're going to order next time. Highly recommend

Wesley was absolutely amazing! The food was great as usual but dinner is always better when your…read moreserver is extra attentive. 10/10 definitely recommend this place!

Directly after logging off for the day, I treated myself to Wild Japanese BBQ. Arriving during…read moreHappy Hour, I took advantage of the exceptional $34 all-inclusive option featuring all three meat selections. My server, Sunay, radiated wonderful energy and ensured a seamless dining experience by keeping the premium cuts arriving consistently. By the end of the evening, I had enjoyed eleven servings of meat, complemented by an assortment of sides and fresh vegetables - the price an absolute steal. This place will undoubtedly remain at the top of my list for my next hotpot craving.

305 Roll For about…read more$16, this roll came with 12 pieces and was very filling. The rice had the perfect sticky, fluffy texture, and the spice added a heightened flavor that filled your mouth without ever becoming overwhelming or burning your throat. Every bite was savory, fresh, and satisfying. Definitely coming back for this one. High-quality sushi at a decent price.

Worst Thai dish ever. . . but the sushi...oh wait. That wasn't good either…read more The "Zucchini Paht Thai" was drenched in what looked like dirty dish water. The pork was dry and tough (old?)...even the flavorless fat bits., the green onion was a lifeless drab green and it just wasn't as appealing or as tasty as what I am accustomed to. Everything just seemed overcooked or old. The Sushi wasn't too different. I ordered a Chirashi Don with "24 pieces" I guess you can creatively cut two micro sized flat, dry, shrimp to make "4 pieces" , but c'mon. All of the pieces were oddly shaped (mangled) cuts of varied sizes and seemed like pretty cheap cuts of fish overall. the Thai Tea was the only "ok" thing I got for the $48 and change I spent, but even that was a little weak and too sweet for my tatse. If you like GOOD sushi or Thai food, I would NOT recommend this place. It was close by and I'd ordered there before and I wasn't expecting much based on my last experience, but this was the worst and enough to ensure I never go back. There are a very rare few decent Thai places in San Antonio, but if they are closed and this is your only option...make the 3 hour drive to Houston instead.

We headed to @suko.satx for dinner last night. We started off with the Tempura Appetizer, Gyoza,…read moreand Agedashi Tofu. Then we had the Salmon Nigiri, Salmon Sashimi, Hamachi Nigiri, Hamachi Sashimi, Ikura, and Unagi Don. Many little bites that filled us up! Otniel was our attentive server who kept our glasses filled.

Suko Japanese Cuisine -- Modern Atmosphere and Extensive Menu…read more Suko Japanese Cuisine is located in a strip mall with well-lit, easily accessible parking. The interior is clean, neat, and colorful, with tables, a bar, and a sushi counter. It has a modern, chic neighborhood feel. They are open for lunch and dinner, and reservations are accepted. We visited on a weekday evening, and the restaurant was nearly at capacity, which was a good indication that it is a popular local spot. The restrooms were clean, and alcoholic beverages, including cocktails, are available. The menu is quite extensive, with both sushi and traditional Japanese fare. There is a separate lunch menu, while the regular menu includes starters, salads, soups, à la carte selections, sushi rolls, rice bowls, signature entrées, ramen, and desserts. Our group ordered a variety of dishes, and there were no complaints about any of the food. Everything was enjoyable. Portions tend to be on the smaller side, and while prices are competitive with similar restaurants, they are somewhat on the higher side. Service was the one area where there was room for improvement. Our waitress was very friendly and knowledgeable, but attention to the table was inconsistent. Beverage refills were not checked on as often as they could have been, and our entrées took a very long time to arrive. On the positive side, we were treated to complimentary ice cream at the end of our meal, which was a nice touch. Overall, we had a positive dining experience. The food, extensive menu, attractive atmosphere, and friendly staff make Suko Japanese Cuisine a restaurant worth returning to. With somewhat more attentive service and quicker entrée delivery, the experience could be even better.

A very interesting experience. We visited restaurant twice…read morefor dinner, on Sunday and on Tuesday. After Sunday visit, I was ready to say that the experience was 7out of 5. After Tuesday visit, the rating remains on 5, but only because we had an amazing time on Sunday. Maybe on Tuesday there was a different chef, but food just didn't taste the same, and a few Sunday dishes we asked for on Tuesday (standard menu) were sold out. Both times I had rice lager specially brewed for the restaurant, and it was delicious. An absolute highlight on Sunday was the dish called Hand of God - the smoky wagyu on top of the rice cake was just an absolute perfection, not anything I had before (this dish was not available on Tuesday). We also had similarly smoky vegetable roll which was also experience in itself. This was my first time at the sushi restaurant where waiter suggested that the nigiri pieces are perfectly ready to eat, require no extra soy sauce or wasabi, and should be picked up by hand instead of chopsticks - another wonderful experience. I also had few different nigiri piece, two different types of mackerel and uni - an absolute wow (on Sunday). Service was good both days, but still a little bit better on Sunday (better recommendations). Definitely recommended.

Im sitting at a 3.65 so I'll round up. I made a reservation during happy hour and they have some…read morecrazy policies. 20$ per person if they are late more than 15 minutes and 20$ per person that doesn't show up to the reservation. They have a garage attached and you can get it validated with the staff but it's kind of a complicated process for the amount of people coming per night for the restaurant. I would highly recommend making a reservation because every single table had a reserve sign on it. I got to try the gyozas, hamachi, shrimp tempura roll (not on happy hour menu), and various other rolls off the happy hour menu. My favorite was the gyozas and the hamachi. The gyozas had a nice sauce and it wasn't overly sweet. The hamachi tasted fresh and had good flavors. The rolls were not my favorite because they were very wet and not a lot of actual fish. My friend tried the fried fish dish and didn't enjoy it and he never complains about food. Service was odd too; they tried to act as if it was a bougie restaurant but the service didn't quite measure up. I felt a little rushed and our server wasn't really friendly. Interior is nice though.

Food was so yummy here! It's my family go to spot for sushi and Japanese spot. That says a lot…read morebecause they lived in Okinawa for 3 years! So many options and all fresh! We went for lunch and seemed to have beat the lunch rush! They even had a pleasant surprise for the birthday girl. If you go and are celebrating a birthday be sure to let your server know! The service was friendly! We will return when visiting the area again

Well, there is nothing quite like having your first sushi experience after Japan be at a revolving…read moresushi place in a strip mall in San Antonio! But hey, this is what the birthday girl wanted, so this is what she got. We came here after a full day at Six Flags, starving, and hunger definitely made for the best sauce. One thing we have to say about Wild Goji that is A+++: they have Hitachino yuzu ON DRAFT!! Hitachino is one of our favorite breweries, and we had tried this version when we are in Japan, and could not believe our luck finding it here! It's worth the price of admission alone. As for the food, well, it is what it is. Honestly, it's not terrible, but you can tell you're not getting the creme de la creme (unsurprisingly). We mostly stuck to tuna and salmon, but we did appreciate their spicy garlic edamame (not spicy at all) and their spicy seaweed salad (slightly spicy). We ordered tempura that we had to send back because the sweet potato wasn't fully cooked. Some of the dishes on the conveyer belt definitely looked unappetizing (like the omelet roll) and since we were towards the middle-end of the restaurant, we had to wait a while for food to come our way. Service is minimal, but the atmosphere is boisterous because these kinds of places are fun. We were smart to make a quick reservation on our way from Six Flags because the place was slammed by the time that we left. Three stars, but it'll remain a fond memory celebrating our daughter's 9th birthday.

We stopped in for dinner while we were in the area. The staff was very pleasant and welcoming. The…read morerestaurant was clean and they bus the tables quickly. The food was all amazing. We ordered the gyoza, vegetable tempura, cucumber paradise roll, Philadelphia roll, and mango tango roll. I think the mango tango was my favorite but it's hard to choose everything was super fresh and delicious!

Overall this place was pretty good. I had the sashimi dinner which was delicious and I was able to…read moreswap out on of the fish choices for a fee tho (even though what I swapped it for was a less expensive fish) I was a little disappointed that the table got their dishes a full 5 min or more before mine came out, they also all had sushi. I would have liked to receive my dish with everyone else. I probably would opt for a sushi roll in the future (I have some allergies so sashimi is usually best for me) as the prices for sushi comparatively are much more reasonable than the sashimi prices. Overall the fish was extremely fresh and I enjoyed it a lot.

A hidden Gem amongst other buisiness' in the Vineyard off 1606 and Blanco Rd…read more Food is excellent, the Ambience is casual and very nice and the service is great.

10/10 service is amazing and food is top tier ! Happy hour is a great deal monday-wensday and all…read morethe rolls are amazing haven't had one i don't like yet!

Food was incredibly delicious. Tuna Tower amazing, Romeo and Juliet exceptional, Samba amazing,…read moreChirashi mouth watering greatness. Every item was an explosion of flavor. Highly recommend for the best sushi ever. Our Server Cisco was excellent.

My first visit to Uni'ko was an overall success. I had a midweek, early reservation for two. On…read morearrival there was no one yet at the hostess stand but they soon came and got us seated. I was immediately annoyed because the music was very loud to me. That could have been due to the empty restaurant, the actual volume or my perception of the volume lol. I was really hoping for a more intimate vibe for conversation. The speakeasy lounge actually looked more like the vibe that I desired but I settled in and placed my order. I wanted some of the showier selections seen on IG, so I ordered the tuna tower and flaming Romeo & Juliet roll and a cute (albeit sweet) cocktail that came in a goldfish shaped glass. When the tuna tower arrived the young server asked me something several times which I couldn't hear over the music, so I just nodded. After she smashed the tuna tower, I figured out she was asking if I wanted it mixed. Lol my bad! I actually did not want it mixed but it was delicious anyway. The Romeo and Juliet roll took forever to stop flaming but once it died down, it was absolutely delicious. My partner enjoyed his roll as well and they gave him a complimentary birthday desert with sparklers. Overall I give service a 3. I would have liked a more professional presentation of the menu, hyping it up a bit. And a less soft spoken server. The food was a solid 5, everything was fresh and scrumptious. Overall I give Uni'ko 4 stars and I look forward to returning. I thought it was a good value given the extra razzle dazzle and food quality.

Cozy spot in heart of SA. Great food and great service. Highly recommend to friends and family.read more

Niki's Tokyo Inn is a fun dining experience for adventurous foodies. Tucked away in San Antonio, it…read morefeels like a little piece of Japan hidden in an old 60s era home--with the wood paneling and everything (IYKYK). You can choose between a seiza-style seating, where you're required to remove your shoes and sit on the floor, or "Western-style" at a traditional table and chairs. The seiza experience was fully booked during our visit, so we were seated at a table near the sushi bar. We started with the gyoza and tuna sashimi. Neither was particularly remarkable, but both were enjoyable. For dinner, we ordered the Sukiyaki and Tokyo Inn Dinner, which made for a fun family-style meal. The vegetable tempura was traditional and well prepared, although unfortunately it arrived a little on the cool side. The sukiyaki was the standout for me, with its sweet broth and braised beef paired with fresh bamboo shoots. The sashimi included with the Tokyo Inn Dinner was fresh and enjoyable as well. Overall, I'm glad we had the experience. That said, I think Niki's Tokyo Inn is more suited for foodies who have some familiarity with Japanese cuisine since menu isn't particularly descriptive. It could easily be a 4 star if we had a designated server guide us through the menu options.