Kusa Nori

The wait staff at Kusa Nori was excellent, however, the food did not meet our expectations given the high price point. While the Kaluga caviar was delicious and beautifully presented, the Seven Seas dish was disappointing with overcooked lobster and mussels that were difficult to chew. The Tokushima Wagyu did not seem to be a high-grade cut of meat and the flavors were lacking. The sushi moriawase fell short as well, with undercooked rice that was reminiscent of minute rice. The highlight of the meal was the lime popsicle palate cleanser, unfortunately. The dezato dessert had a lovely presentation, with some in our party enjoying the cheesecake. With a bill totaling around a thousand dollars for four people, including drinks and additional nigiri, we left feeling let down and do not plan to return.

Recently dined at Kusa Nori on a Sunday evening around 6pm and was seated promptly. Enjoyed the cozy booth seating, perfect for a dinner for two. The atmosphere was just right for a peaceful meal where you could have a nice conversation. We started with two rolls, both of which were delicious. The menu offers a good selection of about 6-8 rolls to choose from. Our main courses, the Tomahawk and Sea Bass, were not only visually appealing but also tasted great. The sides were just as impressive in presentation and flavor. Overall, we had a fantastic dining experience and would definitely return to Kusa Nori in the future.

Kusa Nori is located in the District at Resorts World, where we enjoyed happy hour with cocktails and a snack. The cocktails and food were okay, with the standout item being the hamachi crispy rice. The salmon and snow crab handroll was fresh but not exceptional, and the blue fin tuna lacked freshness despite a good portion size. Happy hour started at 4pm and ended promptly at 5:30pm. The lounge area was cozy, with sofas, chairs, and small tables for guests to relax. Our waitress was friendly and provided attentive service throughout our visit.

I really enjoyed the atmosphere at Kusa Nori. The food was good overall, although I did have an issue with my lobster head being undercooked. The chef was polite and did his best, but it seemed like he might not have been experienced with preparing lobster heads. Despite this, the service was still nice and the presentation of the food was great. My favorite part was the fresh wasabi, which was delicious. I will definitely be returning to try more dishes from the menu. We ordered lobsters, A5 Wagyu for teppanyaki, tuna sashimi, and spicy edamame. Although we ordered oysters that were never brought out, we weren't charged for them. There was plenty of food to go around for the three of us.

My dining experience at Kusa Nori was on a Sunday evening around 6pm. We were seated promptly and enjoyed the cozy booth setting, ideal for a meal for two. The ambience was quiet enough for a pleasant conversation during our dinner. As a starter, we ordered two rolls which were both delicious. The menu offers a selection of 6-8 rolls to choose from. Our main dishes, the Tomahawk and Sea Bass, were visually appealing and tasted great. The sides complemented the entrees well, both in presentation and flavor. Overall, we were impressed with the quality of the food and service at Kusa Nori. We would definitely consider dining here again in the future.

This was our second visit to Kusa Nori and I just had to write a review. The food was fantastic - always fresh and served hot! My dining companion got a beef dish on a sizzling plate with Shishito peppers and oyster mushrooms that was absolutely delicious. I opted for the 3000 Blvd roll and my favorite, the Sashimi salad, both of which were fresh and tasty. The service was also top-notch. The host greeted us with a smile and our server was attentive and knowledgeable, answering all of our many questions with ease. The vibe of the restaurant is nice and cozy, with a bit of noise when they start cooking teppanyaki, but it doesn't last long. Overall, a great experience and we will definitely be back for a third, fourth, and fifth visit!