Kyoto Japanese Restaurant

The food was good and everything tasted fresh, but it was very expensive for what we ordered. The service was fine and I have no complaints there. We got about three appetizers, some veggie rolls, and two entrées, and the total came out to around $80. While the food itself was enjoyable, it didn’t feel worth the price. For the same quality and similar taste, I would honestly rather go to an all you can eat spot that’s much more affordable. The food here is good, but I don’t think the value matches the cost.

Restaurant has an unique atmosphere and was fairly quiet. Food was alright, although the salad and California roll tasted quite stale . The restaurant is a bit dark but it’s not hard to see. Portion sizes are okay, the bento box was pretty filling. They automatically charge you 18% for tips, the waiter wasn’t really attentive and it felt like we were being rushed to eat and order, even though we had sat down only for 30 mins.

Great place, grill, bar, sushi, hibachi, saki etc. Great to come with friends or family, Chef was hilarious, all the ones I've ever had there were awesome and funny. If you haven't tried it yet, what are you waiting for? Go get some good food and drinks! 😏

We love coming here for the hibachi and sushi. It's always fresh and delicious, and the quality is pretty consistent, which can be hard to find. The only minor critique is that the lighting in the back gets very dark as the evening goes on. A little more light back there would make a huge difference!

Lunch for my daughter and I was amazing. Thoughtful chef and the presentation matches the taste and quality. We come here for dinner but, decided to have lunch and the portions were more than enough. We spent about $100 and both got steak hibachi with rice and added sides of noodles, 2 margaritas and virgin strawberry daiquiri and a virgin Pina colada with a tempura ice cream for dessert. Well worth the money for an artistic dining experience.