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"Quite a neat Japanese restaurant, having lots selections, sashimi fairly good, I asked for low sodium soy sauce, seemed still a little salty, still enjoyed dinner."
Dishes: 6
Amenities: 4
Categories: 5
Reviews: 1002
High quality fish but way overpriced. Mother's Day dinner last night at Ki Sushi in Buena Park. Very expensive. Roughly $282 for 5 people (including 20% tip). The food was high quality, but the portions were not big. I was a bit hungry when we left therestaurant, but everyone else was satisfied. I like the fact that diners are spread out in a large space inside the restaurant.Personally, I would choose to dine at Kira Kira in La Mirada instead of Ki Sushi in Buena Park
Update: The waiters were more in the know about the menu. I didn't want to return here because the fish wasn't as fresh but the sashimi and boat options were reasonable, affordable, and delicious. The waiters communicated with us for the delay due to thechef burning their hands. They were accommodating to having our cakes stored in their fridge. Previous: The waiters andwaitresses need to keep up to date on whats on the menu. Communication with other staff and kitchen
This was our first time here and we enjoyed ourselves. Great customer service; the servers were attentive and nice. We had the Dream Boat and a few sashimi sides, worth it. It was fresh and delicious. The saki was pretty good too. All in all, It's asmall place and it fills up fast. The food is great, the service is excellent. I recommend this place.
Definitely fresh sushi, not frozen. I use to sell fish, so I could tell right away the sushi was fresh or top quality. The price is very reasonable. The oyster shot was great. The decoration is cool and has a nice vibe to it. We also got the rib eyeto see what it was like. Top notch as well. It is worth the drive if you don’t live nearby.
Quite a neat Japanese restaurant, having lots selections, sashimi fairly good, I asked for low sodium soy sauce, seemed still a little salty, still enjoyed dinner.
