Go Kiyoi

Delivered to Go Kiyoi (Chinese supplier). Important note for drivers: this location is not suitable for 53’ semi-trucks. The streets are tight, they unload from the street, and there are posted restrictions with no alternate truck route provided. When I called, they couldn’t give clear truck directions—basically “just get here however you can.” How I got in (worked, but tight, and not a truck route): From Hwy 101, take Hwy 92 West → Exit 12C → right on Concar Dr → left on S Delaware St (truck route) → right on Sunnybrae Blvd and stay on it. You’ll reach a Y intersection with Folkstone Ave where there is a sign on the right that says “Commercial Vehicles Over 3 Tons Gross Prohibited.” Continue on Sunnybrae Blvd (it bends slightly right) to a T intersection, then right on S Amphlett Blvd. Th

The owner Judy is dishonest and does not stand behind her words. She will use every trick in the book to cheat you and then some. I spent many valuable hours dealing with her shady tactics over the 5 years of dealing with them.. all because I wanted to give them the benefit of doubt. I finally decided it wasn't worth my time or money. I've probably been ripped off countless times over those years. Horrible warehouse/delivery service too. If you have to buy from them for whatever reason, expect the worst, double check EVERYTHING for quality/quantity/price, and be prepared to spend a lot of time minimizing the losses. Weigh your "fresh" salmon from them too. Ultimately, I'm pretty frustrated with myself for being too trusting.

Terrible neighbors. Constantly driving forklifts on city streets with little regard to traffic. The decision to rip up the parking lot and take months to fix it, clogging up the limited street parking in the neighborhood is entitlement at it's finest. Maybe if they left at 5 it would be ok, but they're parked until 7-8pm. I love supporting small businesses, bc they support the community, but kiyoi takes advantage of their community.

Very nice staffs here. We’re a restaurant that buy Japanese seafood here

Everything was too expensive. $90 for 200g Otoro, which was sold for $44 at Weeee (Exact same package).