Has anyone here been to Sushi Kizaki? Tabelog 3.88 but barely any English reviews
tyeater
|
5 个月
前
I am thinking about going bc it is easy to book and fairly reasonably priced. Does anyone have any reviews of it? Would you recommend it for the 20k range of sushi?
I went there for dinner a couple of weeks ago, and actually liked it. The basic meal is nigiri only, and to that you can add some tsumami for a reasonable price. I think the neta were a bit sloppily cut, but the firmness and flavours of the nigiri suited me perfectly. It's the only place I've been to where the chef sent out a woman wearing perfume to the bathroom to wash it off.
I went twice but I can't recommend it with the price increases. The full course is especially poor value with like 4 tsumami which are just plain fish and a couple of extra nigiri. The uni was very low quality.
Hi, do you remember how much you paid? I was charged around 40000 per person for dinner. We had booked a dinner nigiri course (priced at around 20k per person on omakase website). When we arrived he asked if we wanted nigiri and sashimi(?) and we said sure, which I now think is some kind of add on since we got a few courses of cooked food., and 2 servings (2 glasses, not bottles) of sake each (were not provided a menu so he said he would choose for us). I was expecting maybe closer to 25-30k a person, not double the cost of the base course but the bill wasn't itemized
13,200. I went for nigiri lunch and would have refused an tsumami had they been offered. There have been multiple reports about people being upsold here. See https://tokyotabletrip.com/community/anyone-been-to-sushi-kizaki-recently for example. I see now there's only one course on Omakase for lunch and dinner: "Nigiri sushi Course JPY19,800". It's completely disingenuous of the chef to do this. Unfortunately, sounds very much like a restaurant to avoid now: price scalping and mediocre sushi.
7 Comments
This is the tabelog link: https://tabelog.com/en/tokyo/A1308/A130801/13221218/
You can just do a search through Q and A, the question has been asked numerous times.
It used to good value for lunch, bur not so much now.
I went there for dinner a couple of weeks ago, and actually liked it. The basic meal is nigiri only, and to that you can add some tsumami for a reasonable price. I think the neta were a bit sloppily cut, but the firmness and flavours of the nigiri suited me perfectly. It's the only place I've been to where the chef sent out a woman wearing perfume to the bathroom to wash it off.
I went twice but I can't recommend it with the price increases. The full course is especially poor value with like 4 tsumami which are just plain fish and a couple of extra nigiri. The uni was very low quality.
Great anecdote about the perfume!
Hi, do you remember how much you paid? I was charged around 40000 per person for dinner.
We had booked a dinner nigiri course (priced at around 20k per person on omakase website). When we arrived he asked if we wanted nigiri and sashimi(?) and we said sure, which I now think is some kind of add on since we got a few courses of cooked food., and 2 servings (2 glasses, not bottles) of sake each (were not provided a menu so he said he would choose for us). I was expecting maybe closer to 25-30k a person, not double the cost of the base course but the bill wasn't itemized
13,200. I went for nigiri lunch and would have refused an tsumami had they been offered. There have been multiple reports about people being upsold here. See https://tokyotabletrip.com/community/anyone-been-to-sushi-kizaki-recently for example. I see now there's only one course on Omakase for lunch and dinner: "Nigiri sushi Course JPY19,800". It's completely disingenuous of the chef to do this. Unfortunately, sounds very much like a restaurant to avoid now: price scalping and mediocre sushi.
Can just check the Google reviews, a few people has lamented on the similar untransparent pricing.
No longer worth it for TTT readers to visit.