Y aller et contacter
1269, 9th Avenue, Entre Irving St. et Lincoln Way, Sunset,
San Francisco,
États-Unis
•
Voir sur la carte
+1 415 661 5522
Je suis le propriétaire
•
Cliquez ici
2024
Recommandé
•
2024
Dans une grande salle assez impersonnelle, on vous servira d'excellents sushis à un bon rapport qualité-prix. La carte est variée et les prix sont vraiment intéressants. On peut aussi y manger des bonnes soupes udon ou de bonnes grillades façon teriyaki. Une bonne adresse pour un déjeuner économique et qui a aussi l'avantage d'être à un bloc du Golden Gate Park et de ses grands musées et jardins.
Publicité
Publicité
Organisez votre voyage avec nos partenaires à SAN FRANCISCO
Transports
Réservez vos billets d'avions
Location voiture
Réservez un train
Location bateaux
Hébergements & séjours
Trouver un hôtel
Location de vacances
Trouvez votre camping
Séjour tout compris
Voyage sur mesure
Voyage en immersion
Services / Sur place
Activités & visites
-5% sur l'assurance voyage-15% sur l'assurance voyage
Trouver un médecin
Avis des membres sur KIKI JAPANESE RESTAURANT
3.8/5
26 avis
Rapport Qualité/Prix
Qualité de la cuisine
Originalité
Cadre/Ambiance
Service
Les meilleurs à San Francisco et autour
Publicité
Trouvez des Offres de Séjours uniques avec nos Partenaires
Questions fréquentes :
KIKI JAPANESE RESTAURANT compte 26 avis avec une note moyenne de 3.8. Vous pouvez consulter les avis de KIKI JAPANESE RESTAURANT en cliquant sur ce lien ou partager votre avis sur KIKI JAPANESE RESTAURANT en cliquant ici
KIKI JAPANESE RESTAURANT se situe au 1269, 9th Avenue Entre Irving St. et Lincoln Way, Sunset , San Francisco
Lundi
Fermé
Mardi
12:00 - 20:00
Mercredi
12:00 - 20:00
Jeudi
12:00 - 20:00
Vendredi
12:00 - 20:00
Samedi
12:00 - 20:00
Dimanche
12:00 - 20:00
Publicité
I ❤️❤️❤️ Japanese food and sashimi. I'm assuming that the owner's might not be Japanese, or maybe they are cutting corners with their food as,
the rice definitely wasn't sushi rice (pretty sure it was jasmine rice). That one, already had me worried. The rice was dry, grainy and falling apart in the nigiri. The sashimi wasn't cut right, it was thin, tough, dry, flavorless, had me worried that it might not be sushi grade. Also, stringy with tendons. Everything was overly salty. The wasabi paste was dried out, gummy and very pasty. Also, pretty sure the soy sauce isn't Kikkoman. Nothing tasted right. I'm both fortunately as well as unfortunately a super taster so, I have a very sensitive palette. Ouch, was my experience. The service was pretty much very impersonal & mediocre. It wasn't bad. I would have asked my server, had she showed her face, about the rice, etc.... she popped my dish down & didn't re appear for several minutes. Nothing was cooked right or presented in a traditional Japanese fashion. All of the textures were wrong as well as the flavors. The eel was chewy, not cooked right, bad texture and with a basic, bottled teriyaki sauce. The avocados were overly ripe, too. Miso soup, terrible and overly salted. Nothing chopped up as would be like in a traditional Japanese restaurant. Edamame, not cooked right and overly salted as well. Definitely, NEVER going back. Definitely not worth the $28 for lunch. Boo in regards to the sushi. Thumbs down ???? on the sashimi, rice, miso soup and eel. Sorry for the bad review. Just have to be honest.