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    Kaz Sushi Bistro

    3.7 (589 reviews)
    ModerateSushi Bars, Japanese
    Closed 11:30 am - 2:00 pm, 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    KAZ SUSHI BISTRO ATMOSPHERE

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    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Agedashi tofu
    ida s.

    Don't know why they only have 3.5 stars! Delicious food always have a great time and one of the best agedashi tofus in the DMV!

    Anne C.

    I had a great time when I visited Kaz. It's a beautiful and cozy space. Arriving a little less than an hour before close, the staff was so accommodating, making sure we were able to order and have enough time to eat. Everything that I tried was delicious and I enjoyed trying different types of sake with the sake flight. I'll definitely be back!

    MISO SOUP
    Chelsea C.

    For me and my friend, this is one of those indulgent restaurants that we would go to for a celebration. Everything is just a little too expensive to eat regularly, but that's okay because I would say that the price is very fair for the quality that you get. The sushi and bento box was expertly prepared. The rice ratios for the nigiri and rolls were perfect, the sashi was well cut to an even thickness. For the bento, all of the components were delicious! The rice topping was nice and simple. I'm still thinking about whats in their katsu sauce its so tangy against the crispy chicken. The teriyaki salmon alone is so good, there is a nice interplay of smokey and sweet which pairs well with the fleshiness of the fish. Each side dish felt delicately arranged and with their own uniqueness like a pink potato salad to an expertly tempura soft tofu. The aura of this restaurant is very alluring. Its kind of tucked within a busy street but the lights are ambient and dim, the vibes are good and we see a lot of people do their business meetings here.

    Top: salmon and Hawaiian Walu Bottom: Icelandic arctic char w/lemon zest and Seared Salmon
    Justine T.

    Kaz Sushi Bistro is so amazing! This place is my favorite non-michelin star sushi restaurant in DC. I've never come across walu or arctic char nirgiri before coming here - and now I can't get enough! My favorite fish of the night was definitely the artic char - it resembles salmon but is so much smoother and the flavor is slightly sweeter. The hawaiian walu was also devine - sweet and silky. I am hooked on artic char and ever since, I have been on the hunt to find some wherever I go! The kaz tasting menu is so fun and creative. We chose 0011 and it blew us away. Each piece was fresh and tasty. We kept ordering extra walu and artic char because it was that good. We finished the dinner with delicious dessert. My mango-coconut panna cotta was creamy and tart! The banana tempura was filled with sweet and warm bananas. The service was great, though they kind of dropped the ball near the end of our dinner, and we had to flag them down. I highly recommend Kaz Sushi Bistro. I can't wait to come back!

    James W.

    A wonderful sushi restaurant that is on the higher-end and more upscale than it needs to be. The staff are really nice and the restaurant provides cozy and warm vibes, but the food was on the pricier end. We had their specialty nigiri but found them to not be all too special; however, the winning dish of the night went to their salmon roll with pickled pineapple and basil. Somehow, that flavor palette blew my mind, and I still can't stop thinking about how delicious it was.

    Salmon Avocado R and Toro Avocado R
    Carin Y.

    I've heard good things about Kaz and was excited to check it out during lunch hours. Clean, spacious restaurant with lots of seating! Close to the orange, silver metro line too. I'd recommend going for lunch for the lunch deals! Good cuts of fish! Super fresh, but portions are small for the price. Average price of a roll is $9-$11 and roll sizes are smaller than average. Overall, this place has good sushi, but it didn't wow me, especially for the price I paid.

    Crunchy shrimp roll
    Elizabeth M.

    Yes, you're seeing this photo correctly, and yes, it is six crunchy shrimp rolls. The crunchy shrimp roll is the greatest piece of sushi on God's green Earth. Nothing compares in terms of taste, concept, composition, construction or crunch. The rice ratio? Perfection. The vibes? Immaculate. The service? Impeccable. This restaurant experience stands at the top of my list in the DMV and I will continue to come back. And yes, I will continue to order the crunchy shrimp roll.

    Salmon Avocado R, Eel Cucumber R, Shrimp Tempura Roll
    Elizabeth M.

    Made reservations for a Friday evening dinner and ordered some rolls (mainly tuna, eel, salmon, and shrimp tempura). I was glad they had a mocktail option but it tasted like lemonade and nothing else. They had tasting menu options but the price was definitely higher than other comparable options in other DC sushi restaurants. The interior is very cozy though.

    Clockwise from left: chu-toro, uni, lobster, seared salmon belly, sake poached scallop
    Brandis S.

    I was very excited to visit Kaz for lunch. While the restaurant got busier while I was there, it was mostly empty at noon. Price-wise, Kaz is on-point given the quality of fish. I ordered chu-toro sashimi (they were out of otoro) and the following nigiri: uni, lobster, seared salmon, and sake poached scallop. I also ordered the grilled baby octopus and received a complimentary miso soup. I am just starting my journey into the world of octopus, and I've never had baby octopus before. While I enjoyed my appetizer, it wasn't stunning, and I'll probably choose an additional order of nigiri instead in the future. It was nicely seasoned but a bit too chewy for my liking. The miso soup was above average, but due to the humidity outside, I was really not in the mood for soup. Uni nigiri - So delicious! A supple portion, balanced perfectly with the rice. Chu-toro sashimi - So delicious! High quality, but I will likely not choose this even if otoro is unavailable in the future because it's just not the same. Lobster nigiri - I found the lobster to be a bit dry and not very flavorful. Seared salmon nigiri - The salmon was too seared for my liking. I was expecting the salmon to be kissed by a blowtorch, but this was more along the lines of baked/charred salmon. Sake poached scallop - I've never had this before and was curious. The poaching eliminated the slightly bitter flavor that scallops typically have, but the preparation resulted in the scallop not having much flavor at all. Kaz is definitely on the higher end of sushi establishments in town, but I think I have too many other favorites to return. However, surely this is the best sushi in the Foggy Bottom area.

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    Sherry J.

    - Make a reservation for weekend evenings - Quiet, clean interior. Good for dates. - On the more expensive size for sushi - You can choose to sit near the sushi bar or just regular seating - Waited a while for our food to come out so definitely don't come when you're hungry. There were people who were seated after us who got their appetizers before us - The okonomiyaki is way smaller than we imagined/saw on Yelp - I really liked that they had mocktails - The service was great - "Crunchy" is referring to the pickled radish inside the roll - The quality of their fish is top tier. The sushi was incredibly fresh and tender

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    Love Makoto - Hand rolls

    Love Makoto

    4.5(563 reviews)
    1.6 mi
    $$$$

    This place is pretty freaking cool. It's a Japanese food hall with 4 individual spaces inside one…read morelarge space ( the owner also owns the Italian spot on the other side). I went for the buffet brunch at Dear Sushi. I'm not a hugh sushi eater but I loved the cooked stuff. I'm not super adventurous on the raw lol. The buffet is $65 and a 20% gratuity is added. The price was ok with me. There were plenty of food options for me to chose from and the service was good. We sat the bar, Jose and Molly were awesome and mixed up some delicious drinks. The food was delicious. Highlights for me were the fried chicken ( not sure of the correct name), milk bread (had to limit myself, I love bread lol), dumplings ( could have takien the whole tray lol), grilled salmon, and the tempura cauliflower. Another standout was the donuts from the dessert section. These donuts were so lite and airy. Almost guilt free when you bit into them. I would definitely return for brunch or to try out one of the other spots.

    I had such an amazing experience here! I came for Beloved BBQ and was very impressed by the quality…read moreof each dish. The standouts were: A5 wagyu sushi, milk buns, and tuna crispy rice. The meats, of course, were all amazing and all melt-in-your-mouth tender. The staff was so attentive, and the dishes came out quickly. The interior is lovely, as well, connecting each of Love Makoto's restaurants.

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    Omakase Express Lunch came with these 5 sushi. Otoro, hamachi; bluefin tina, salmon, snapper.

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    Ko Japanese Dining

    Ko Japanese Dining

    4.5(73 reviews)
    0.7 miDupont Circle

    I have had this restaurant bookmarked for the last two years since they opened and finally got a…read morechance to eat dinner there. I was impressed and by the experience and would definitely come back for a Japanese meal that did not focus solely on ramen or sushi. The ambiance is well done, and the service was excellent. Our waiter was very attentive and able to answer any of our questions. To share, we got the spicy salmon roll, Karaage appetizer, and eggplant cheese appetizer. The spicy tuna roll was the most lackluster of the dishes, but the fish was fresh and the portion was decent for $12. The karaage appetizer was excellent. The chicken was moist and the coating was crunchy and super hot. The eggplant cheese was a surprise highlight of the meal. Pieces of eggplant in a melted cheese bowl made of eggplant was a simple combination. That was a very pleasant mix of textures. The pork Katsu was a highlight of the meal. Unfortunately forgot to take a picture, but the coding was super crispy and the portion size was pretty solid. The Unagidon or grilled eel bowl was also very well made and tasted great with the pickled ginger and seasoning on the side. The set came with miso soup which was very nice as well. My companions also got drinks which they said were well priced and good quality. Our overall meal cost somewhere in the range of $160 before tip which was reasonable given all of the items that we got. I look forward to my next visit!

    It was sufficient…read more Ko is centrally located by Dupont Circle as a second floor restaurant (next to Zorba's). Interior is simple and open. A/C was nice and cool which I appreciated but found the place to be too loud for me once it filled out with more people. Service is courteous. I ordered the tomato salad and two sushi rolls. Yes I committed the sin of ordering just sushi at a kaiseki restaurant, gasp! So I guess I did this to myself since I found the food to be just ok. The spicy tuna roll was just not happening since all they did was drizzle hot sauce over the roll. I've been noticing this more at places, can we just say tuna roll with spicy dipping sauce instead? It's a bit misleading... but I guess I'll have to make sure to ask everywhere whenever I order spicy tuna. I am a believer in that if you're eating at a good restaurant and you ordered their less popular menu item that it should still be good but in this case, Ko didn't deliver. Anyways, I didn't have much of an appetite because of the hot weather so take this review with a grain of salt but I don't plan on returning unless someone can convince me otherwise and if I do, I'm not ordering sushi here.

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    Ko Japanese Dining - The dining room can seat two, four, six, eight...you name it.

    The dining room can seat two, four, six, eight...you name it.

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    Umai Nori - Sashimi platter was a 10/10

    Umai Nori

    4.5(284 reviews)
    0.2 miDowntown

    I stopped by Umai Nori in DC for a late lunch. It wasn't too busy when I went, but I could…read moredefinitely see this place getting packed for dinner. The layout is interesting -- there's an upstairs when you walk in, but the sushi bar and a good bit of seating are downstairs. The menu is pretty straightforward with a mix of hand rolls, appetizers, specialty rolls, nigiri/sashimi, and traditional rolls. They also have a few solid combo deals, though I usually prefer trying a variety of items instead. Service was quick, which is always appreciated at a sushi spot. We ordered a few specialty rolls, two traditional rolls, and a couple orders of sashimi, all served together on one platter. The rolls were a great size -- filling without being overly large. The sashimi was fresh, and the traditional rolls really balanced out the meal nicely. The flounder and tuna sashimi were both excellent, and the California roll made with real crab was simple, fresh, and really satisfying. The total came out somewhere in the $70 range, so after tip and splitting it between two people, it was about $40 each to try multiple rolls and sashimi. Definitely fair pricing for the quality and amount of food. This spot had been on my list for a while, so I'm glad I finally made it over. I'd recommend checking out the menu beforehand so you can go in with a game plan and try the items that stand out most to you.

    Came here for one thing and one thing only - the hand rolls!…read more I've been to Kazu Nori and other places that serve hand rolls so I wanted to see the hype around this place. I ordered the 5 set hand roll with Hottie scallop, Kanpachi, Torch me slowly, Spicy salmon and Mango Tango. I loved the flavors of each one but the wrapping was tricky. Some of the rolls wouldn't come off because the wrapping had a lot of moisture so I ended up just eating it deconstructed. I prefer how Kazu Nori gives you each roll one at a time to prevent this. Overall great hand rolls but it's super messy so I'd give it a 3.8/5.

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    Sushi Nakazawa

    Sushi Nakazawa

    4.4(534 reviews)
    1.0 miFederal Triangle
    $$$$

    This was my first omakase where it only featured nigiri sushi and wow, was I impressed with Sushi…read moreNakazawa. We sat at the counter, and the classic omakase was priced at $190 each. We also added the A5 Wagyu Nigiri for $18 additional. If you choose to dine at the dining room, it's $160, but they exclude several items such as their fantastic tiger prawn. The classic omakase consists of 20 items of sushi. I wish I had written notes on each one, but basically from what I recalled, we had chum salmon, soy marinated king salmon, scallops, squid, tiger prawn, mackerel, sea bass, crab w/ tomalley, ⁠⁠Spanish mackerel, hay smoked mackerel and others. The main course was the four different types of tuna. Of course, the best ones were the chutoro and otoro. The A5 Wagyu was really good as well. The omakase ended with some hand rolls (the toro one was my favorite), uni, eel and the tamago. It's hard to pick a favorite dish since they were all so good. I think this was the first time I had sushi rice that was flavored. That was really good. Service was fantastic. I only wish they had a full bar, because I really wanted to drink some Old Fashioned with this meal, but opted for some Japanese beers instead. My water was replenished frequently, and it was fun interacting with the sushi chef. This is a great place to celebrate a special occasion.

    An enjoyable omakase for lunch - a quicker pace with fewer dishes - that still requires a few…read moreadd-ons (pushing the price up) to really wow. It's a solid one-star Japanese place sourcing ingredients from around the world, but there was nothing too surprising or impressive about the experience, other than this was "very good." I enjoyed lunch - it allows a look without the full three-hour commitment.

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    Shōtō - Pork belly skewers

    Shōtō

    4.0(699 reviews)
    0.5 miDowntown

    Took my girlfriend here for her birthday and it was the right call. The edamame was a simple,…read morewell-executed starter -- nothing fancy, but it set the tone before the real highlights arrived. The toro tacos were a standout -- rich, buttery toro paired with a crisp shell, the kind of bite that balances luxury with a little bit of fun. We rounded things out with several maki rolls, all fresh and well put together, each one distinct enough that ordering a few felt worth it rather than repetitive. Beyond the food, the service made the night -- attentive without being intrusive, which is exactly what you want for a birthday dinner. The ambience matched too: romantic, trendy, dim lighting that made it feel like an occasion without trying too hard. Great pick for a celebration -- between the toro tacos, the maki, and the overall vibe, Shoto delivered on every front.

    Came here on 6/28/26, had a reservation at 8pm and were seated immediately…read more The space inside is gorgeous but cramped and LOUD. This is not a space to grab food if you're trying to have a conversation. We often found ourselves yelling across the table and when selecting items to share we crammed ourselves on one side of the booth squishing other patrons. Otherwise this would've been a 5 star review. Our waiter was amazing, albeit a bit distracted at times because of his service area, and helped advise us on the items we were interested in. We had: Koika No Karaage - their version of calamari - 10/10 - lightly fried with the most amazing texture and paired with a yuzu mayo. For the price I wish the serving size was larger but that's my only gripe. Kani - 10/10 - snow crab with spicy mayo - 2 came with the order and they were amazing. The Japanese crest was the perfect contrast to softness of the snow crab. It was also seasoned well. Hotate Toryufu - 10/10 - the scallops melted in your mouth. Amazing. No notes. California Maki - 6/10 - my least favorite thing here. It wasn't awful but it didn't compare to the other things we had. Drinks - I WISH I could remember the name of the drink I had. Hands down one of the best drinks I've ever had and was paired with sparkling sake. Bathe me in sparkling sake, put a bottle in my casket, I want it with me forever. I would come back for sure but would opt to sit at the bar. It would definitely be easier to speak to someone sitting next to you than across from you. For the price you will not get full here but if you want to share some small bites of new food this is absolutely your spot.

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    The beautiful bar

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    Premium omakase (tempura)

    Shōtō - Dessert. Very artistic.  Churros and sauce was delightful

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    Dessert. Very artistic. Churros and sauce was delightful

    Izakaya Seki - Sashimi platter

    Izakaya Seki

    4.0(522 reviews)
    1.5 mi
    $$$

    I had pretty authentic eating experience here. Food quality was good and the price was reasonable…read morefor DC. I liked how they fixed up little townhome and made it a cozy restaurant. The owner served us and she was nice.

    We were looking forward to a mildly adventurous night out and approached this open to trying and…read morelearning about new things. Unfortunately, the restaurant staff wasn't particularly helpful or supportive in this endeavor. Asking for details on the menu and suggestions seemed like either a burden eliciting sighs and slight eyerolls or an inability to offer any meaningful suggestions; so, alas, we were left to ourselves. The space, at least on the first floor, is tiny - just counter bar seats in front of the kitchen in a narrow rectangular room. We were excited to use this as an opportunity to learn more by watching and interacting with the cooks, but that did not occur. Without guidance, we ordered hamachi, salmon, and kampachi sashimi. The portions were generous - 5 slices of each. The salmon was buttery and the kampachi fantastic - rich and interesting flavor. The hamachi was not liked - it was streaked with some sinewy type substance that didn't help the otherwise unflavorful fish. The soba noodles came with a rich, smoky/strong fish-flavored broth that was interesting. Unfortunately, there is no gluten-free option for the broth. The yakatori skewers (only ordered because they were the only gluten-free skewers) were nothing interesting. The wine list is quite small (understandable considering the tiny size of the restaurant) and the chilled red and the Italian rose were both quite good. The pricing was reasonable in general and considering the quality of the meal and the overall experience.

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    Salmon Roe and Yukari Riceball in Nori

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    O-Ku - Salmon Usuzukuri

    O-Ku

    4.5(792 reviews)
    2.5 mi
    $$

    Beautiful sushi restaurant in Union Market, perfect for celebrations or a night night out. I came…read moreduring happy hour for my anniversary and had such a memorable experience! Our server was attentive and helped us keep track of the time so we can put in any last minute orders for happy hour. The sugar and spice cocktail is one of my favorites in the DC area, it's perfect if you like a spicy margarita flavor. The snow king roll was my favorite (included in HH) but the surf and turf one was delicious as well. Definitely recommend the broccolini and rock shrimp to supplement your experience! I can't wait to come back.

    I might give them another shot given the rave reviews, but tonight I'm disappointed. At this point,…read moreI haven't even seen my check so the price is not the issue, but the service and overall flavor for the price point definitely are. My Hotote crudo app which should be served cold was served cold on a super hot plate which means by the time I ate it, it was thus weird hot/semi-luke warm temp and honestly, not appetizing. I tried the Moriawase after and told my server I wanted to add caviar if it was possible and since I didn't get any, I assume it is only an option for the nigiri/sashimi. Silly but no problem. I was still sooooo hungry I ordered a Surf&turf roll and it was less than appetizing. It had no flavor which was terribly unfortunate. I didn't make a review about the sake mixup or my server only to be polite but there are definitely low points, and those make the list. I hope it's better for everyone else!

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    Sakaki Izakaya

    Sakaki Izakaya

    4.4(317 reviews)
    3.1 miClarendon
    All you can eat
    Happy hour specials

    This is an awesome addition to the Clarendon area and I'm so happy something like this has finally…read morecome into the neighborhood. The food at Sakaki is full of flavor and the prices are reasonable for the amount. I think, after being twice, that the AYCE is not as worth it for me personally because I'm not a big eater, but it's totally worth it if you want a lot of variety and you have a good appetite. I really liked the rolls in particular. The service was excellent- it was a nice balance of coming over once in a while to ask how we were doing without coming over too much. The vibes are awesome with a really nice interior- definitely a nice place to go for a date,!just to go with friends to have a nice meal, or even to grab a meal alone since the center has a large area for single seating. Fyi- for the AYCE menu, note that once you put in an order for a round, you can't order for another 10 min so be sure to order enough at a time. Also, there is a time limit to the AYCE (I think it was 90 min). This'll definitely be a place I go to regularly in the future!

    I missed lunch so AYCE sushi was very much needed! The silver level at $29 is a great deal with…read moreplenty of options including a variety or rolls as well as appetizer/side dish items. I tried as much of the menu as I could and the rolls and nigiris were definitely the highlight. I wouldn't recommend the crab korokke (too liquidy, and no crab that I could taste) or the karagge - save space for other items! The AYCE is 90mins and you can order every 10 minutes from a tablet. Service was FAST, they definitely weren't playing games. The restaurant itself is also super spacious and well decorated.

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    Old fashion

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