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| - Average price, food quality not amazing by any means, customer service a bit tricky due to language barrier.
A few co-workers decided to order sushi for lunch, so I joined in. The price was not bad averaging at $1 per piece of sushi (if it's more than that, I consider it high, if it's less I consider it low, hence the "average" rating price-wise).
The quality of the food was quite low, where I found the rice to be very dried out, and the piece of sashimi I ordered that came with my chirasi sushi lunch were not very fresh either. The lettuce that came with the sashimi was not at all edible due to the taste (I found it to be extremely bitter) and the salad and miso soup I found to be sub-par at best.
My co-workers had to confirm the location of my work several times before the people on the phone could understand it, which can be quite frustrating.
Also their ginger was served in those little pre-made packs, which I wasn't a fan of. I did however like the higher intensity of their wasabi.
All-in-all, I don't see me ordering from Kumo again. I find Tokyo Sushi has comparable prices, however the quality of their sushi/sashimi is tonnes better, in my experience. Furthermore, comparing the chirasi meal between the two venues, Tokyo Sushi makes their miso soup with mushroom which I absolutely love, their rice is to die for, and 9.5 times out of 10, the quality of their fish is out of this world. I'm definitely choosing Tokyo Sushi over Kumo Sushi based on the fact that they're both more or less within the same distance from where I work.
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