My all-time favorite sushi place! I’ve eaten at Nobu, and excellent sushi in NYC and Seattle. My favorites include the Two Kings roll (King Salmon and King crab), the Tuki roll and their fatty tuna. Well worth the price!!
Walking in, I couldn’t help but notice the music (louder than I needed) and the wall decorations. The first impression is more of a club than restaurant. That might be appealing to some, but not me. However, it did not deter us from having a meal. The cucumber crab salad was the best I’ve had anywhere! The nigiri was very good. Each piece was topped with fresh wasabi. Speaking of wasabi, the pickled ginger and wasabi paste were some of the most flavorful I’ve had in a while. The “Two Kings” roll (picture) was presented on a flaming platter. The roll was good, but more saucy than I care for. Service was good; however, unfortunately, our table was adjacent to the wait station and so we got to watch the waiters texting between attending to customers — really — not a good look. Overall a good experience, but we’ll keep looking for a better value for sushi.
Out of hundreds of sushi places I tried in quite a few countries, this is by far the best. A bit pricey, but absolutely worth it.
Incredible sushi! Adorable atmosphere. If you're in the area, do try!!!
Terrible service called multiple times to make a reservation to show up with a child and be told they couldn’t seat us due to understaffing. Girl was super rude at the front. Will not recommend this place to anyone.
After spending a good while at Andretti's arcade by Top Golf at 1604 and I10, I'd been wanting sushi since Sushi Neko (Las Vegas). I'd been craving sushi and Google Mepped closest sushi place. Uni'Ko popped up. We had a great experience at Sushi Neko that seeing the overall 4.3 star score gave me doubts but I said, what the heck let's try it. It's in the eilan area and we parked across from the restaurant in the business looking parking lot. We asked a valet driver if it was ok and they confirmed we would be fine. We were casually dressed and it already looked pretty upscale for our outfits. Upon entering they asked if we had a reservation. "Do we need one", I replied. I figured we'd be turned away or there would be a long wait but they said if we wanted to sit at the sushi bar we could order and eat. Of course we did but I'd like to call out there is only 3 seats at the bar. We were in luck as no one was at the bar! We ordered the large Chirashi, La Cantera roll, Romeo and Juliet roll and Lobster roll with an apple sake and a peach sake. Everything was delicious. The quickness that we were served was impressive. The presentation was great! The staff was friendly and had us laughing.The large Chirashi had a good amount of delicious fresh fish with a hefty amount of rice.La Cantera roll is a bit on the spicy side with tuna on top. ( one of my husband's favorite )Romeo and Juliet roll is a riceless roll with a but of citrus and lots of fresh tuna and salmon (my favorite)Lobster roll is a fried roll and not spicy. ( husband's 2nd fave )The atmosphere was very casual. The price range is medium to high. They brought the check in a tiny treasure chest. Totally worth the price tag, definitely will be going back! I will look into a reservation to be on the safe side.Sushi Neko and Andretti's review in their respective Google Maps sections. ?
great food with awesome prices and very friendly staff I would definitely recommend coming back!
After spending a good while at Andretti's arcade by Top Golf at 1604 and I10, I'd been wanting sushi since Sushi Neko (Las Vegas). I'd been craving sushi and Google Mepped closest sushi place. Uni'Ko popped up. We had a great experience at Sushi Neko that seeing the overall 4.3 star score gave me doubts but I said, what the heck let's try it. It's in the eilan area and we parked across from the restaurant in the business looking parking lot. We asked a valet driver if it was ok and they confirmed we would be fine. We were casually dressed and it already looked pretty upscale for our outfits. Upon entering they asked if we had a reservation. "Do we need one", I replied. I figured we'd be turned away or there would be a long wait but they said if we wanted to sit at the sushi bar we could order and eat. Of course we did but I'd like to call out there is only 3 seats at the bar. We were in luck as no one was at the bar! We ordered the large Chirashi, La Cantera roll, Romeo and Juliet roll and Lobster roll with an apple sake and a peach sake. Everything was delicious. The quickness that we were served was impressive. The presentation was great! The staff was friendly and had us laughing.The large Chirashi had a good amount of delicious fresh fish with a hefty amount of rice.La Cantera roll is a bit on the spicy side with tuna on top. ( one of my husband's favorite )Romeo and Juliet roll is a riceless roll with a but of citrus and lots of fresh tuna and salmon (my favorite)Lobster roll is a fried roll and not spicy. ( husband's 2nd fave )The atmosphere was very casual. The price range is medium to high. They brought the check in a tiny treasure chest. Totally worth the price tag, definitely will be going back! I will look into a reservation to be on the safe side.Sushi Neko and Andretti's review in their respective Google Maps sections. ?
THE place for sushi in San Antonio. Can’t believe I took me 2 years to find out it’s right down the street. Fresh ingredients and amazing wine. If it’s your first time there you want To be treated by Omar. He is so nice and will know exactly what roll will work for you. Omar made my experience one of the main reasons why I won’t go anywhere else.
A destination for San Antonio Japanese cuisine Asian Fusion and Wine Bar, especially for the sushi/nigiri. After the miso soup, I had a fresh roll artfully served with a delicious sauce. The tempera ordered by my dinner companion also special. Service personal, salubrious and informed. The wine selection alone worth the climb up the hill above Fiesta Texas. Easy off from I-10. A must stop for a lunch or dinner.