Great Japanese Food. One of the most authentic Japanese restaurants this side of Tokyo! Food is WONDERFUL, service i great and nice people! I work in the hospitality industry, and always recommend this restaurant to all of our guests! 5 Stars!…
surperb sashimi. Very good! The service was great and the sashimi was superb. Top notch! I would definitely return and bring more friends.
Best Sashimi in the bay!. Pricey, but definitely worth it. I came twice so far, the first time I ordered the deluxe chef's selection, and the second time I ordered the sushi plate. The portions in the chef's selection is filling, everything was delicious, and the fresh sashimi is amazing. The sushi plate I was a little disappointed in, as the fish variety wasn't as impressive and fresh as their sashimi. It does have some of the best uni I've had in the States, ordered separately. It's a small quaint restaurant that only seats I believe 9~12 people, so make reservations in advance. Very romantic, though service is a bit slow. Highly recommended and would definitely come back!…
amazing fresh sushi and very good service. This place is amazing! I would recommend it to anyone who really knows their sushi. It's expensive but well worth the money. You MUST make a reservation otherwise they will NOT seat you. Everything I ate was delicious. The sake they recommended was great too! Check it out! This place is a hiddne jewel!…
Hands down, best sushi in San Francisco.
I completely disagree that Kiss isn't worth their price. For true sushi and Japanese food lovers, Kiss is *it* in San Francisco. I lived in Japan for three years and regularly crave true, authentic
Japanese food, and had such a "Eureka" moment once I found Kiss.
If you're looking for a really impressive and romantic sushi date, if you are a *true* sushi lover (I agree, you won't find Americanized sushi rolls full of cream cheese and tempura here) and/or you want a really impressive evening out, look no further.
Also, the prices are completely reasonable. We had an 8-course meal, leaving incredibly satiated and full, with two large bottles of beer and including tip for less than $60/person. Far better than some of the bland, tourist-y "special" restaurants in SF.
You really must try Kiss. It's the most charming Japanese restaurant in the Bay Area.
Also, to learn about the preparation of the food - sit at the counter. Naka-san, the chef, is really friendly and his preparation style is fascinating.…
