Tomo

Tomo Sushi on Queens Blvd continues to be one of those rare places that never disappoints. We’ve been coming here for years, and the quality, service, and overall experience have always stayed the same—excellent. The service is friendly, attentive, and professional without feeling overbearing. You’re taken care of from the moment you sit down. The food is consistently fresh and well executed. The sushi is flavorful, beautifully prepared, and portions are solid. Everything comes out looking great and tasting even better. The ambience is clean, calm, and welcoming—perfect for a casual dinner or a relaxed night out. It’s clear they take pride in what they do, and it shows in every visit. If you’re looking for dependable, high-quality sushi in Queens, Tomo Sushi is a spot you can count on. A true neighborhood staple.

Lunch boxes are great option however the rolls are getting worse. Ate here before and everything is great, few years after covid, food went down. Service is awesome, they'll make sure to refill the drinks.

Love the promotion.. 3 hand rolls for $16. If you are here have the promotion and also order some sashimi. More then 6 years coming here, actually I was going more to the one on 37 ave in Jackson heights and time to time to this one and in both places hand rolls and sashimi are great! For those who are scared of wasabi.. in this place is not that spicy.. so try it. I’m giving it 4 Stars because they always take too long with the payment. Food is 5 stars.. TRY THE SALMON SASHIMI ❤️

I’m baffled as to how all these five star reviews came to light. I sincerely they’re genuine and tasted authentic and proper sushi. I’ve written hundreds of reviews on Google and at least dozens on sushi and I’m trying to refrain from writing too much because the more I write, the lower the score will be. Let’s just say some of my sashimi was frozen slices and miso soup was more like miso water. I will stop at that. The two star is due to affordability and their friendly staff.

The servers try to cheat you off your money. I dined in and ordered 3 plates of sushi total. The lady decided to treat it as 2 separate orders ONLY because I asked for another one AFTER I ate the other 2. AND when I confronted them about it, she started arguing with me saying that "I should have told her that I wanted the combo deal." If you knew that was an option, why didn't you just combine it all together? It wasn't like I ordered 2, walked out, ate it, and then came back asking for another one. The manager gave me my money back, but the server was plain rude. I liked eating here, but this incident just turned me off altogether.