Kumi Sushi

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Taylor Drinkmanvia Google

2 months ago

You know it’s real when I had to stop mid meal to leave a 5 star review. First of all, cutest packaging, so tasteful and intentional, not necessary but such a nice touch! Made getting takeout feel fancy. Friendly service. Everything tastes absolutely incredible. So happy to have found the best spot for sushi and it’s in midtown so close to where I live. This is amazing. Love this for me. Please go here.

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LY Lvia Google

2 months ago

Visiting Sacramento over the weekend and I crave for a good sashimi. Google says no seats available but we decided to call and was told we can head over. There must be a technical glitch because when we arrived, the restaurant wasn’t full. The sashimi presentation was beautiful. Fish was fresh and generously sliced. I have never had white tuna but it was really yummy and melts in your mouth. Host is very attentive and makes the dinning experience lively. Also tried their hot sake and soju whiskey. Nice!

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David Nohvia Google

6 months ago

Friendly owner, underwhelming food experience unfortunately. My wife and I are on an adventure to try as many sushi places near Sacramento and decided to try Kumi Sushi after seeing strong reviews online. The owner was very kind and welcoming, but the service felt disorganized. Our server seemed lost—we had to repeat our order several times, and even then, mistakes happened. An otoro we never ordered appeared on the bill (removed once we pointed it out), and our A5 wagyu didn’t arrive until we asked about it. On to the food: The rice in the nigiri was cold, which really took away from the overall experience. Maybe because we arrived an hour and half before they were going to close? The chutoro didn’t look or taste very fresh, though I did notice they tried adding a truffle twist on top. The saba was $12, which felt overpriced given it’s usually one of the cheaper fish, and the quality didn’t match the cost. The sake and hamachi were decent. The biggest disappointment was the A5 wagyu nigiri. At about $22 for two pieces, it came out as very thin slices, with roughly 30% of each piece just visible fat, almost like pork belly. Instead of the buttery, melt-in-your-mouth wagyu experience, it was chewy and uneven. Overall, while the staff were friendly, the service issues and the quality of some dishes—especially the wagyu—left us underwhelmed. We had high hopes going into the place :(

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Catherine Diazvia Google

6 months ago

Really enjoyed this small business Sushi restaurant located in the outskirts of downtown Sacramento. Service was welcoming and friendly. Sushi was fresh and delicious. Good selection of drinks which I forgot to take a photo of them. Fried tofu was cooked perfectly, different from agadashi we usually get but nice to not have it soaked in the sauce. We will definitely be back when we are in town and craving sushi!

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ayush kalanivia Google

8 months ago

I was visiting Sacramento to see some friends and they took me to Kumi after I told them that I wanted some sushi. I was simply blown away by their selection and quality of fish; not to mention that it was all so affordable. Each piece of fish was buttery and sweet and it just melted in the mouth. I highly recommend getting their omakase so you can try all their premium fish. We also tried their sake and it was pretty cool that they let us pick our own sake glass. I'll definitely be back, next time I visit Sacramento. Kumi is simply amazing.