Sushi Seven - San Antonio

The dining experience is always exceptional, and the service is outstanding. Valerie was our server tonight, and she took great care of us. While I used to prefer Sushi Zushi, Sushi Seven has won my loyalty for good. Not only is the sushi fantastic, but the fried cheesecake is simply incredible.

What a wonderful experience! I sat at the sushi bar for dinner with a friend who was new to sushi. The chefs were energetic, knowledgeable, and had a great sense of humor! My friend really enjoyed the experience and was pleasantly surprised, as he had expected to feel a bit intimidated. The sushi was fresh, and the rolls were fantastic! I do wish they had listed the prices on the menu, as it would have prevented a little shock when the bill arrived.

The service was slow, even though the restaurant was nearly empty, and the waitress didn’t seem to know much about the menu. The atmosphere was uncomfortable, with seating that didn’t feel right, and the decor was sticky. I really don’t understand how this place has such high ratings. Is it just the suburbs that attract these mediocre restaurants with suspiciously glowing reviews? I had high hopes, but those quickly faded. Save yourself the trouble and eat here only if you’re unfamiliar with what authentic Japanese food should taste like. Otherwise, just grab some instant Udon and sushi from HEB. It’ll cost you a fraction of the price and taste significantly better than this meal.

It was okay, nothing spectacular, but good enough to make another try. the bentobox I would skip the next time definitiw and instead roll. the green mustels were better than expected and had a really nice heat for them. service was good and place was nice and clean.

It's great to see a good sushi restaurant in Stone Oak. The rolls are delicious and priced right (for the area). The staff was polite and attentive. The only critique I have is there is a shortage of salmon or tuna focused rolls. But if you like shrimp rolls, you're in luck. The tuna nigiri is a good deal and the rolls were well balanced yet elaborate. The two of us did lunch for under $40. Not bad. I'm going back! Update 5/22 Dinner tonight was delicious. The rice crispy app was a good start. I really enjoyed the Luis and Rainbow rolls for good'ol classic fish based sushi. I recommend the Marilyn Monroll for something different. It's a sweet and savory roll, using strawberry and fish. Add some soy and wasabi for an amazingly rounded flavor. They have a decent Saki selection, too. I found the special Philly had too much cream cheese. It really overpowered the rest of the roll. But that's a pretty typical mistake with cream cheese, imo. I think I might try a poke bowl next time. Those looked yummy. Table for four had a filling dinner for$120+ tax.