Leo's Kitchen

Darren Sumbillo 2 months ago

The lemon cilantro bowl is usually pretty good (like 5/5 stars good). Me and my family order it all the time. On 7/6/26, we put in an order around 4:45pm. Idk if it was the chef, but this bowl was not edible. The rice was mushy, the spicy crab meat was tasteless, the salmon was partially cooked by the rice, and overall there was little to no flavor. Couldn’t even taste lemon. This isn’t the first time it happened, but we let the first one slide. This one made my son gag. We couldn’t finish it. I’m not one to write reviews either. Just wish there was consistency with their food/chef.

Jazmin Smith a year ago

Leo’s Kitchen has really good sushi! The food came out quickly, was fresh, and nicely presented. Service was fast and efficient, which made the experience even better. My favorite was definitely the stuffed jalapeños full of flavor and a must try. Overall, everything we ordered looked and tasted great. The only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is there’s still a little room to elevate the overall dining experience, but I’d definitely come back for the sushi and those jalapeños!

Sarah Cordial 2 years ago

Ordered take out from Leo’s Kitchen and we were grateful the food didn’t disappoint. The items we ordered were: Hot Cheeto roll: spicy crab, cucumber, avocado, covered in hot Cheeto crumbs, spicy mayo, siracha dots - the roll tasted good, but the hot cheeto crumb didn’t really add spiciness or enhance the flavor of the roll. SD Roll: cream cheese, avocado, salmon, tempura fried, topped with jalapeño, spicy mayo, siracha dot and eel sauce - we loved the creaminess and how each flavor complimented the other. Tiger roll: cucumber, avocado, crab, shrimp tempura topped with avocado, eel sauce, spicy mayo and sesame seeds - something fried, something sweet and something spicy. What more do you need? OMG roll: cucumber, avocado, crab, shrimp tempura, topped with spicy crab, jalapeño, eel sauce and sesame seeds - simple but still tasty. Kids teriyaki bowl - the teriyaki sauce was balanced, the chicken cooked well and the veggies fresh. We paid roughly $88.60 (with tip). Leo’s Kitchen deserves a return visit and next time, we will dine in, especially since staff during pick up was helpful and friendly

Resa D 2 years ago

This was our second visit at Leo's Kitchen in Otay Ranch on 6/10/24. We were greeted by a friendly waitress right away, the service is always nice, and with a clean and pleasant environment. We ordered the calamari which was fresh, hot, and crispy the way we like. We also each ordered some of their specialty rolls and they were very delicious and satisfying, as well as some flavorful Yuki Nigori Mango Sake to wash it all down! We love this place, anytime we crave sushi, this is the spot!

Rafael Buelna (Rafael) 3 years ago

My wife and I wanted to have sushi for late lunch recently and remembered that Leo's Kitchen was just under 2 miles from our home. My wife and I were promptly seated and decided to order a few rolls and some drinks. our food came out quickly and must say it was very tasty and fresh. Service was excellent. Prices were under what we expected to pay at other similar restaurants. We will definitely come back to Leo's Kitchen in the future. Nice to have a sushi place in our neighborhood.