Wild Goji Revolving Sushi & Bar - San Antonio, Texas

Emily Snedeker

What a fun experience! I have never been to a revolving sushi bar, but this was fun! I appreciated that there was a menu to order from, but I also didn’t realize that the main menu items would be revolving as well. I would have waited for a couple different rolls on the conveyor to try more, but I got a HUGE roll from the menu (it was like 10 pieces). We enjoyed the atmosphere and came for their grand opening (which I guess was a reopening/launch?). As part of the launch, they offered complimentary champagne and a little sushi charm!

Loran Rodriguez

Updating my review since they relaunched as a revolving sushi bar. We came in the first day of the soft open and it was packed. The renovations look great and the food is still delicious. You can grab from the conveyor belt or order from a smaller menu. The tempura vegetables were delicious and everything I snagged off the conveyor belt was worth it.

Zakia Minnifee

This place is ideal if you're seeking affordable sushi but are undecided about what to eat. In my opinion, the service is impeccable, and the food is excellent. However, some dishes require a specific taste. It's great for date night or a group lunch/dinner.

Samantha Broughton

If you are disappointed about their competition, definitely give this one a try. Night and day from their competitors!!! Clean, fresh, bright, excellent service. Conveyer belt is well stocked that you don’t feel regret on where you are sat. Only ding is the tuna nigiri wasn’t my favorite. I definitely recommend the seared salmon with mayo and seared beef with yakinku sauce. We ate from the belt so no train this time. Definitely will be back

Patrick Chancey

Wild Goji Revolving Sushi & Bar is legit. The sushi is super fresh, tastes amazing, and the staff? Absolutely on point. Loved every second of it—definitely a spot we’ll be hitting up again!

Alex Mendoza

The food is good and the atmosphere is cool (especially the little train). A bit pricey for how much you get. For $4.25 you get just one bite or piece of sushi. If they added a couple more pieces it would be worth it. Service was bad. I know they’re understaffed but being only checked on once for your drink order and food order and that’s it (waiter checked on us for a total of 2 times) for 40 minutes is ridiculous to me. 3 stars, I would not come again.

Immortal Senpai (Andrew)

I went all out if you get a roll or two it's not so expensive. Had to try the ramen, and the hand made rolls and sake. Love this place been going here since it opened. I would recommend wild goji to anyone.

Gem Gal

A Disappointing Shift from Date-Night Destination to Disconnected Experience

This restaurant used to be a go-to for an intimate night out. Unfortunately, the recent remodel has stripped it of all charm, transforming it into a bright, loud, fast-paced experience with an oddly sterile and robotic feel. The atmosphere feels more like an assembly line than a dining room—hardly the setting for a memorable night, though it may be a good way to distract ADD children.

The sushi quality has notably declined, and it’s clear there’s little attention to temperature control. Plates circle endlessly on a conveyor belt, making it impossible for diners or servers to know when a dish was prepared. It’s frustrating to watch as items sit out far too long, and in some cases, even get touched or sneezed on by unsupervised children. The once-pristine, high-quality sushi feels less fresh, and overall, the back-of-house preparation seems to lack the consistency that made this place a top choice.

Even the serving staff, who are somehow still part of the experience, seem limited in how much they can contribute in this new, automated approach.

It’s unfortunate to see such a dramatic shift in both atmosphere and quality—what was once an elevated, special experience is now just another rushed, forgettable meal.