Kui Shin Bo - Reviews

We spotted a teriyaki chicken take away promo by the road and decided to give it a try, and it was such a great decision! The meal was hearty and very generous for the price, with plenty of chicken pieces. Simple, but absolutely satisfying. I really enjoyed it and would happily get it again!

The place is small but nice. I got takeout. The gentleman who served me was very kind and the service was quick. I just found it a shame to have to leave a tip when I got takeout. Additionally, the child who gave me my order handed it over without a word. I said goodbye, and received no response. A shame.

My experience at the restaurant was PERFECT! The food was incredibly fresh and delicious. Additionally, the employees were so nice and had smiley faces. I %100 recommend this place!

My experience at this restaurant was very positive. I enjoyed beautiful portions of quality food, and the service was fast. It was a very good time spent here.

My experience at the restaurant was exceptional. I had the freshest, best sushi I’ve ever had! The baked salmon was particularly memorable, reminding me of something sweet from my childhood. The food was rated a 5, and the atmosphere was also a perfect 5. Service was excellent, and the meal was a great value for the price.

My experience at this restaurant was overwhelmingly negative, primarily due to the food. I encountered what I legitimately consider the worst ramen I've ever had in my entire life. The ramen was unpleasantly sour and surprisingly filled with cabbage. While other items on the menu appeared edible, the ramen itself was barely so. The service received a low rating of 3, and the atmosphere was rated even lower at 2, contributing to an overall poor dining experience.

My experience at the restaurant was great! I ordered the rainbow burrito, which had a good variety of texture and flavor and was the perfect size. I also tried the mushrooms creamy ramen, which had a good taste and the ramen itself was tender. This ramen was much better than what I had at a place in Japantown yesterday.

My experience at this nice little place was a bit mixed. The choice of early 2000s club music playing was a little odd, impacting the overall atmosphere. The food was okay, but not exceptional. When it came time to get the bill, the staff was busy eating themselves, which made the service quite slow.

My experience at this restaurant was fantastic! It's definitely one of my favorite sushi spots in the city. If you are in San Francisco, you must stop in. They have an amazing menu with a book of choices to pick from. The food was super fresh and so delicious. I particularly enjoyed the seaweed salad, which was so tasty, and the edamame was on point. I had the tuna carpaccio, which was incredibly fresh. The real spider roll, made with real crab meat, was light, fresh, and delightful – a perfect blend of sea and farm with a note of creaminess. The miso soup was perfect, and the spicy crunchy roll was so satisfying, offering a perfect combination and amount of heat to flavor ratio. If you're looking for a new sushi restaurant, this is the place. It's a five out of five for me, and definitely a favorite for this side of the city.

I had a really good meal here. The prices were great, and it's the cheapest beer in SF. I got a giant bottle of Sapporo for $7, and it was nice and cold. The bento box specials were excellent.