Tensai Sushi — Restaurant in Eagle Pass

Staff needs training to provide better costumer service. Took a waiter 10 minutes to come help and greet us. Our edamame was suppose to be our appetizer yet it came out with our sushi which took more than 20 minutes. Edamame shouldn't take more than 20 minutes. The soy sauce looks very strange! It looks very light color and very watery!They also don't provide with wasabi,ramekins for the soy sauce ,ginger or chopsticks! I believe you have to ask for everything which is very annoying. The fish is not fresh and the roll on the sushi is very bad.The sushi looks like it was made by an amateur at a cooking class.Even the sushi at convenience store looks more presentable.Don't listen to the review below me. This sushi is honestly a 1/10 it's not on the level for kona grill and won't ever reach yellowfish sushi which is probably the best in San Antonio. Service was average and the food was mediocre at best.Luckily I got the friendly waiter because everyone seemed like they didn't want to be there. I also notice other costumers having to keep asking for refills or giving the glass to the waiter because they would keep passing by an...

Everything is extremely over priced for what amounts to be just rice. The place is smelly. The carpet is always dirty. Staff is always lazy and not friendly. Food is always cold. Service is always slow no matter the amount of people. Not authentic whatsoever. Portions are too small for the cost. Chairs are uncomfortable and restrooms are always dirty. Overall a terrible atmosphere and a great place to have a terrible time. If I could give it a negative score I would. Whomever runs the place should be ashamed to even call themselves a professional. A disgrace to the culinary arts. It's a blunder how the place is still open and a disrespect to the community. Customers should do themselves a favor and never go there twice in their life time. I would rather eat a cup ramon than waste my hard earned money at such a disappointment of a...

Small wonder people in these parts have no taste for sushi. I’m a trash can, I’ll eat anything. Genuinely I have not been served a meal so gross in years, if ever.

Ordered Yakitori (grilled chicken on a stick) and spicy tuna roll.

The chicken was dry, hard, over salted, and fried with some generic asian sesame sauce. Some floppy bell pepper slices on the stick as well, without space to even pick the things up.

I’m not 100% sure the roll was tuna, and might have been palatable despite the lack of spice, poorly cooked rice, and abundance of seasonings, had not the fish not been rotten. Seriously, tuna has to be genuinely spoiled to possess such a fishy odor and taste.

The bottled Sapporo was spot on. For the first time in my life, I paid and left an entire...