Kumo Sushi & Hibachi

My favorite sushi place around! The quality is excellent and the service is good. I’ve never had anything bad here.

Small (only a few tables and sushi bar) hidden jewel, very good Sushi, loved every roll we tried and I think that we ordered half the menu. Prices are reasonable for sushi, very clean and the service was acceptable. Look forward to enjoying sushi from there again, however since it’s a small place take out may be the way to go.

It’s ok. Not my favorite sushi but better than what you get at the grocery store. I wouldn’t get a glass of wine though. It was meh.

Very good sushi and the children’s menu was also quite good (and well liked). It can be hard to find a combination of good sushi and child-​friendly fare, and they strike a very good balance. The vegetable tempura was fine, but not the best.

OK, so finding great sushi in New England isn’t the easiest proposition. Lobster rolls, Italian, seafood — no problem, but sushi… Eh. It’s like finding good Mexican food… Perhaps possible, but you’re not in San Diego anymore, Toto.
After trying a few places in the greater Salem-​Methuen area and not finding anything we’d rush back to, we finally found a great place right in our little town of Windham. Oh happy day!
Kumo has a great menu and some very well put together rolls with yummy flavor and texture combinations like their like their Tuna Dumpling which is a dumpling made from fresh tuna stuffed with spicy crab meat. Delish. Their Spicy Kumo Roll is another fav with a variety of fresh fish, tobiko, scallions, spicy sauce inside and topped with chili sauce. Yum!
If you’re in the Windham area and love sushi, this is a must stop. But not on Mondays because you’d end up having to wait until Tuesday to eat.

Delicious! We were so excited to find a great sushi place close to home. Had the spicy tuna roll, kumo roll, and spicy lobster with peanut. All perfect and nice presentation. Service was great too. We will definitely be back.

Food quality was good. I’ve never had service so poor. Had to ask for more water, server did not anticipate needs, came back to table reeking of smoke after ignoring everyone during dinner

If I was not pure Japanese, then I would probably rate this a 4. Unilocal does not let you give 2.5 star ratings, but that is what I would rate. The sushi was okay, it was with warmer rice and fish cut in large, odd shaped pieces. I guess I am pretty picky because I come from New York where I can appreciate the presentation of sushi as well. I had the Katsudon, where they used typical frozen chinese pan fry vegetables with soy sauce in it. This place was as expected, a typical average sushi place made by non-​japanese folks. If you do not care about these types of characteristics, I would recommend this place.

Awesome service and food at our hometown fave. Great pix on menu draw you in. New tuna dumplings were awesome (but could use a little crunch). Red dragon roll always a favorite and girls have lunch next day from leftover chicken teriyaki. Let’s support this Windham favorite!

Sushi is just above average and the place is so small you would have a hard time getting a table for more than 4. Other than that the hibachi and lunch specials are very good. Very quick turn around. Great option for a working or to go lunch. Just one bit of advice: if you are just picking up make sure you ask for the hibachi ginger and wasabi sauces because they tend to forget.

We went to this place just because it is so close to our house. Nothing very specific to write about the food or the ambiance, but glad to have a place for sushi close to our home — so 4 stars to support our community.
They have a small bar where saw a few people hanging out and enjoyign themselves. They also looked like regulars to the place, so I am happy that there is something like this close to where we live.
I won’t make a special trip there but will grab a bite again for sure if we are lazy and in a mood for sushi! :)

Great sushi bar just off I93 in Windham, New Hampshire, via exit 3 going West a mere few minutes away. Good as a traveler’s stop and for pick up.
The eel sushi was $ 5, the egg sushi $ 4 and the smoked salmon sushi $ 5. The tempura looked and tested yummy, just the right amount of batter, not overly oily. The eel was large. All was fresh.
There are about 4 or 5. Tables to sit at plus the bar. For a traveler this is fine. For a local I would recommend doing take away since the rather small size of the space an the open kitchen allows for ‘sharing’ the odor of deep frying.
The sushi place Komu is located on the right hand side at the 2^nd shopping strip, just across the gas station B&H and Dunkin Donuts.

Fantastic, everything was great, the quality high, the portions just right and the prices good.

Best sushi place I’ve had in the area. Friendly service, and excellent presentation. I would highly suggest the spicy kumo roll! We will definitely be going back.

Great Sushi, it all tasted fresh and was presented well. This will be my go to sushi place in the future as it’s so close to home. It’s located in a plaza and has small number of tables and a sushi bar inside. Prices seem a little high but the quality is great so I think it’s worth it. We will be back!

We go here for sushi around once a week, we like it that much. As there is a whole lot of competition in the area, I question what I get for the prices. Seating is very minimum and take-​out is a good portion of the business model.
The title says it is a Hibachi place, but really it is in the back corner of the sushi bar. Do not expect a big show, in other words.
This is one of few places in Massachusetts North which does a Naruto Maki, or Lollipop Sushi without the stick. As my favorite roll, they always do a good job with it.
Several of their specials over the past few months have been good as well.
What is special I would say is the wait staff. They have never gotten an order wrong, and have been some of the best I have seen.

Friendly service, good sushi*, decent prices.
We had a coupon for 25% off on a Sunday, so Sunday evening we went for *veggie sushi. We each got seaweed salad, split an avocado cucumber roll, a sweet potato roll as well as a veggie special roll. The salads were a good amount of sea weed salad atop a regular salad. The sweet potato roll was hefty. The veggie special was tasty. All the rolls were decent sized, and had fresh ingredients. Their menu is pretty vast. We were served a lot of food, especially for the grand total of 23 and change!
The prices on their menu are a bit higher than some places… especially the special rolls. But the coupons (I think they may have been from Spectrum magazine or similar) were useful.
The place is rather small — a couple of 2 seated tables and a handful of 4 seated tables. It wasn’t congested with tables though. It looked clean. It was empty when we went around 6pm. A couple people passed though with pick up orders. Our server was attentive and nice. I think I would stop in again for my veggie roll needs.

Loved it. Moved to Windham from Boston and found this place as good as any I’ve visited in the city and Lexington. Keep up the good work. Found the White House roll very yummy

We visited Kumo three times in the last week and we love it. It’s cozy, the food is fresh, and the service is great. I recommend the seafood soup, the sashimi, and any of the many types of sushi rolls on the menu.
We have not tried any of the hibachi dishes but what we’ve seen so far is very impressive. Welcome to Windham, Kumo!

This 16 seat restaurant just opened yesterday. My wife and I ordered one roll each for lunch. They were rolls we are accustomed to and order regularly. The kids just got miso and one order of gyoza. The dragon roll was fair and the rainbow roll on the poor side. There was relatively no fish in either roll yet each was priced at a hefty $ 13-​$ 15 per roll!!!
Based on today’s experience and the fact they just opened I would try it one more time to see if there was any change. If there wasn’t I would not go again.