Cozy spot with amazing food. Love the vibe at Kisaki. It's right on Elm St and the inside is just really warm and welcoming.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Morgan Cook
We went for all day dinner ayce and it was great. All the sushi was delicious and the mango lobster roll was better than we were expecting. Shrimp tempura was perfect, yakisoba was good, and the beef short ribs were deliciously beefy. I loved the ayce because we got to try some new things without spending $20 on a single roll we might not end up liking. For $37 a person it was a great deal and our server was helpful and very nice. The music was very loud but we were still able to talk to each other. The only downside is that youre not allowed to take home anything you dont finish but I understand why they need to do that.
David Gamache
It was a good restaurant for a larger luncheon group.
Harley Jones
Kisaki has the kind of hype around it that elicits exactly one visit from people who know sushi.
Everything I ate—the spicy tuna roll that was mostly breadcrumbs, the mushy eel roll, the salmon skin roll with barely any salmon skin in it—probably looks great to inexperienced diners with no better options near them. Kisaki survives on cheap gimmicks like all-you-can-eat ordering over quality product, and the end result of that is what you’d expect it to be. There were fish bones in the last bite of my meal, a perfect summation of Kisaki's lack of interest in making anything the right way.
Service was very slow despite the dining room being empty and the sushi station being fully staffed. Kisaki also doesn't explicitly state a gratuity is added to your bill at the end of your meal, but their checks are designed to force a tip. What was advertised as a $23 lunch, which is already very expensive, cost me about $35.
Shockingly mediocre food and malicious business practices. Don't eat here.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Johnathan Thomas
The all-you-can-eat menu has so many options, from fresh sushi and sashimi to cooked appetizers.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Linda Cermenio
I am Tetta kisaki from Tokyo revengers, I love this restaurant
Winged Rebel
This has become one of my regular haunts in the past few years. The All-You-Can-Eat sushi is impossible to beat anywhere in the state. The best place to go whether it's a date or just grabbing lunch with friends.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Karen Morrissette
The buffet was very good
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
King Patterson
Hibachi hit the spot. Was craving some grilled goodness and Kisaki delivered. Ordered the hibachi and sushi and it was cooked fresh, with that classic buttery flavor.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Mike McCoy
The second time I ordered via door dash in a row and something was missing. It's very aggravating especially since it was the same item. Check your orders before sending them out.
very good food but damn pricey, crab imitation.. seafood soup 1 scallop..kinda boring and honestly, I have never witnessed 4$ for a glass of soda water in my life..wow.. short ribs were like cardboard..
fresh 8 pc lobster sushi at market basket..9$,.. salmon sushi about 8$.. the ice cream with hard shell?.. very weird.. too expensive didn't finish.. it's a nice place if you don't mind all that.. it's a mystery to me how they price everything.. rent i guess..
Maria M Garcia
I love the sushi in this place. It's so fresh and tasty
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Alin Leeming
Came back to try again and got the same rude server. It's ridiculous that me and my girlfriend always get that server. She will rush you, has no manners, and is disrespectful in the way she will speak to you. She didnt bring us napkins or water after my girlfriend asked. On top of that she always gets the order sheets wrong for all you can eat. Spend your money elsewhere because you're wasting it on mediocre sushi with terrible service
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
Nader Joseph
BEWARE ( I Would Not Recommend)
Food comes after 35 mins and they tell you all you can eat but you got 90 mins Service very Poor, Over priced on the buffet/Person And the interior same as Exterior you walk in a very Pitch Black Place No Design no nothing, $37.00 is a rip off Plus they only allow you to order twice within the 60 mins And they charge you for Any Left Overs, Plus They take their sweet time to get your food by then you don’t have enough time to ask for any more so they only wants you they to spend $$$$ and Order Less and Less
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Sylvie Thatcher
I got the chicken teriyaki and the teriyaki sauce was thick, flavorful, and not at all like the bottled stuff.
Cozy spot with amazing food. Love the vibe at Kisaki. It's right on Elm St and the inside is just really warm and welcoming.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We went for all day dinner ayce and it was great. All the sushi was delicious and the mango lobster roll was better than we were expecting. Shrimp tempura was perfect, yakisoba was good, and the beef short ribs were deliciously beefy. I loved the ayce because we got to try some new things without spending $20 on a single roll we might not end up liking. For $37 a person it was a great deal and our server was helpful and very nice. The music was very loud but we were still able to talk to each other. The only downside is that youre not allowed to take home anything you dont finish but I understand why they need to do that.
It was a good restaurant for a larger luncheon group.
Kisaki has the kind of hype around it that elicits exactly one visit from people who know sushi.
Everything I ate—the spicy tuna roll that was mostly breadcrumbs, the mushy eel roll, the salmon skin roll with barely any salmon skin in it—probably looks great to inexperienced diners with no better options near them. Kisaki survives on cheap gimmicks like all-you-can-eat ordering over quality product, and the end result of that is what you’d expect it to be. There were fish bones in the last bite of my meal, a perfect summation of Kisaki's lack of interest in making anything the right way.
Service was very slow despite the dining room being empty and the sushi station being fully staffed. Kisaki also doesn't explicitly state a gratuity is added to your bill at the end of your meal, but their checks are designed to force a tip. What was advertised as a $23 lunch, which is already very expensive, cost me about $35.
Shockingly mediocre food and malicious business practices. Don't eat here.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
The all-you-can-eat menu has so many options, from fresh sushi and sashimi to cooked appetizers.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I am Tetta kisaki from Tokyo revengers, I love this restaurant
This has become one of my regular haunts in the past few years. The All-You-Can-Eat sushi is impossible to beat anywhere in the state. The best place to go whether it's a date or just grabbing lunch with friends.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The buffet was very good
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Hibachi hit the spot. Was craving some grilled goodness and Kisaki delivered. Ordered the hibachi and sushi and it was cooked fresh, with that classic buttery flavor.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The second time I ordered via door dash in a row and something was missing. It's very aggravating especially since it was the same item. Check your orders before sending them out.
Restaurantji Recommends
very good food but damn pricey, crab imitation.. seafood soup 1 scallop..kinda boring
and honestly, I have never witnessed 4$ for a glass of soda water in my life..wow..
short ribs were like cardboard..
fresh 8 pc lobster sushi at market basket..9$,..
salmon sushi about 8$..
the ice cream with hard shell?.. very weird.. too expensive didn't finish..
it's a nice place if you don't mind all that..
it's a mystery to me how they price everything..
rent i guess..
I love the sushi in this place. It's so fresh and tasty
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Came back to try again and got the same rude server. It's ridiculous that me and my girlfriend always get that server. She will rush you, has no manners, and is disrespectful in the way she will speak to you. She didnt bring us napkins or water after my girlfriend asked. On top of that she always gets the order sheets wrong for all you can eat. Spend your money elsewhere because you're wasting it on mediocre sushi with terrible service
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
BEWARE ( I Would Not Recommend)
Food comes after 35 mins and they tell you all you can eat but you got 90 mins
Service very Poor, Over priced on the buffet/Person
And the interior same as Exterior you walk in a very Pitch Black Place No Design no nothing, $37.00 is a rip off Plus they only allow you to order twice within the 60 mins
And they charge you for Any Left Overs, Plus
They take their sweet time to get your food by then you don’t have enough time to ask for any more so they only wants you they to spend $$$$ and Order Less and Less
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
I got the chicken teriyaki and the teriyaki sauce was thick, flavorful, and not at all like the bottled stuff.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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