Kiyo's Japanese Restaurant

The decor is not much to look at, but do not let that put you off--you will have some of the best sushi possible here. The sushi chef, a mild mannered man who will remind you of Mr Miyagi, collects his whole fish daily from fishermen he knows and turns it into well proportioned delicacies. Not the cheapest sushi, but with sushi, you get what you pay for. At Kiyo's it is absolutely worth the cost!
Dec 25th, 2011

Jul 19th, 2009

Went on a Wednesday evening. Only two customers in the restaurant, while some of the newer sushi bars between my hotel and Kiyo had many customers. They don't know what they missed. Sushi selection is small and traditional... but my spicy tuna roll was one of the best I've ever had. Ditto with the seaweed salad. My beef negimaki was good, too. Would definitely go back. My only gripes: Ordered a club soda with lime; no lime. Ordered Toro; no toro. Struggled to find some sushi I was really in the mood for, but finally settled on the spicy tuna roll and wasn't disappointed. Kiyo himself made it for me.
Dec 27th, 2001