Kantaro Sushi
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Kantaro Sushi Reviews
Still great as always. Awesome service, delicious courses. Cant beat price. Eat here as much as possible.
So. Much. Food.
Hole in the wall spot with amazing quality and great price. Waitress explained each dish. I’d say the variety was less than other omakase, but the quantity and flavor was spot on. Sake is really cheap too. Definitely coming back.
Great value for the money. The amount served in their omakase was very satisfying for us. It felt like the progression of the dishes (with reappearances of a few that were cooked and served in two different forms to enjoy), along with the unique dinnerware each course was served on, were well thought-out. A wide range of flavors and textures that excite the senses—most were familiar, with a few that were unexpected and fun. The green tea/matcha they serve in retro cups is quality....read full review
Kantaro Sushi is a hidden gem offering a genuine, delightful Omakase-only dining experience. This family-owned restaurant, run by a sweet couple, provides a fun and yummy treat. The menu features fresh, simple ingredients, including appetizers, sashimi, sushi, hand rolls, and fried fish. Chef Kantaro's thoughtful presentation and eventful dining experience make it a perfect choice for a special occasion. The small restaurant ensures customers feel well-treated in a quaint environment. Dinner is by reservation only. Guests can expect a wonderful meal with great attention to detail and an enjoyable experience. The server lady noticed couples and offered to take photos. The food is worth it for the price, and while portions may look small, customers leave stuffed. Favorites include toro, uni, tuna hand roll, and yuzu sorbet. The sake is really cheap. Waitstaff explain each dish, and the quantity and flavor are spot on.