Underwhelmed for what they charge. $100 to reserve 2 seats and $200 per person omakase. The selection of fish was good as well as the chef who was excellent at explaining the source of each dish. But we were not blown away by the flavors and textures of each bite. It was good but not excellent. Service from servers was subpar to be charging that price. My husband and I are huge fans of an omakase experience—and in comparison of Michelin star Sushi Nakazawa in NYC and two other spots. They does not require a deposit to reserve a seat and charge less: $180 per person with optional upgrades such as the uni flight that we experienced. Every single detail along with service was spectacular and we...
Additionally, the service from the staff was disappointing for the price we were paying. My husband and I are big fans of omakase experiences, and when compared with Michelin-starred Sushi Nakazawa in NYC and two other places we’ve visited, the differences were stark. Sushi Nakazawa doesn’t require a deposit to reserve a seat and charges less—$180 per person—with optional upgrades like the uni flight we enjoyed there. Every aspect of the experience, including the service, was outstanding, making it feel well worth the bill.
Unfortunately, our experience at Kissaki Greenwich fell short of those expectations. After driving almost two hours with hopes of a fantastic omakase meal, we left feeli...
As for the food, it was not fresh, lacking flavor and care. There was no explanation of the dishes being served. I found myself repeatedly asking the young man (who was not the chef) what type of fish I was being presented with, but his English was difficult to understand. When attempting to eat the sushi, the rice consistently fell apart beneath the fish.
For over $200 per person, this is not the level of food or service one should expect. I won't be returning, and it's a shame.
One suggestion for the restaurant: think about implementing a no-phones policy at the counter. I would rather not have my evening disrupted by TikTok videos and loud sound effects. Also, please keep the Uber drivers away—diners shouldn't have to hear the chef or waitstaff yelling across the restaurant.
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The chef was kind, friendly and a true sushi master. He was excited to share details about his passion — from his epic overnight supply chain bringing in the freshest fish from Tokyo to his personal favorites along the way. Omakase makes for a special, delightful experience!
The omakase dishes were quite inconsistent, lacking the impressive presentation and flavor I was hoping for. The cocktails were also underwhelming. On the positive side, the ambiance and decor were nice. It’s worth trying once, but I probably won’t be coming back.
I absolutely loved the Omakase sushi – it was incredibly delicious! However, the roll didn't quite meet my expectations. I must say, the Omakase experience at this restaurant is phenomenal and truly exceptional.
They no longer are associated with the Kissaki brand has gone way downhill. Not worth the prices at all. Save your money.
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The food was outstanding, and the overall experience was fantastic. It's the perfect spot for a special night out.
Service amazing but the food was old and was very bad
Dinner Omakase Includes Chef's Selection Of 3 Appetizers Dessert
Negitoro Tartare Kaluga Caviar Handroll
6 Pieces Of Chef's Specialty Nigiri
13 Course Counter Or Table Omakase
16 Course Counter Or Table Omakase
Hakkaisan Sparkling Nigori
Crab And Cabbage Yamitsuki
Daily Selection Of Oysters
