The servers are always nice and funny. The wait is a little long, but it's worth it. My favorite…read morethere is probably the terriyaki beef.

Food is sometimes on point and very good and sometimes a disappointment. I guess you take a chance…read moreas to who is cooking that night. Service has always been pretty poor. Servers are rude and impatient.

4.12.26: Sushi is my jam and was craving some fresh sashimi. I did a little research, and found…read moreShiki, and the rest is history. We were a party of 3 and arrived around dinner time. We were greeted and sat immediately with menus. We got hot tea while we looked over the menu. I noticed right away they had lots of options and many rolls to choose from--even the pickiest of eaters are sure to find something! For appetizers, we ordered edamame and Rock Shrimp. Edamame was perfectly salted and warm. The tempura fry on the Rock Shrimp was spot on. The yum yum sauce was decent but lacked flavor and season imo..may have been too much mayo in this batch but all good, because the shrimp was amazing all by itself. The tempura was nice and airy and the shrimp was still juicy and tender. For entrees, my roommate ordered the Chicken Katsu and his mom and I feasted on the Sushi & Sashimi for 2, which comes with 10 pieces of sushi, 15 pieces of sashimi, chef's special choice roll, and subbed our Tempura shrimp roll for a Rock n Roll. Man oh man! When the sushi arrived, it was presented beautifully and truly looked like art. Not to mention, it was SO DELICIOUS! Every piece and every bite was amazingly fresh. Hats off to the sushi chefs for doing a fabulous job. The ratio of fish to rice was on point! My roommate said the Chicken Katsu had a good cook to it and that he really liked the sauce it came with. Unfortunately I did not get our servers name and not so sure she had a name tag on. However, she was patient with us in regards to when we ordered and attentive throughout the meal. We came at a good time as the restaurant filled up by the time we left. I will definitely be back for more sashimi!

We ordered this in via DoorDash, so I cannot speak to the restaurant details. Each of the rolls…read morewere excellent though! Our favorite was the Coeur d'Alene Roll, but the other two were also very tasty and unique. The Cowboy Roll has filet mignon on it, which was a new spin on sushi for us. The Blue Mountain Roll was actually shaped like triangles and had very good flavor and texture to it with just the right amount of roe mixed in. It's tough finding good sushi this far inland from the ocean, but Shiki sure raised the bar for this area. It will be our new go to for sushi here.

I went and treated myself to the Campfire and the Awesome roll. Some of my favorite rolls in town…read more The service was spot in and recommend Japanese style beer hit the spot.

No! No! NO! If you like sushi DO NOT order here…read more Quality: 1 Overall, the rice is under seasoned and flavor is "off". In nigiri and tobiko, insufficient rice was used. Rolls were too loosely wrapped and rice not cohesive. Their version of "Sushi" just falls apart. Tobiko: does not appear fresh. It has a hazy appearance when it should be clear and bright. Not taking risk of eating. The seaweed wrap of the tobiko is twice the length it should be, leaving the excess flapping in the wind and unwinding leaving rice ball disintegrating onto the container. Unable to pick up "sush" serving. Going straight into trash. Nigiri: Ratio of rice to fish unacceptable. I question the grain of rice used. Rice is not pressed together causing it to fall apart as it is lifted. The oiliness of the salmon is suspect. In hind sight, I'm concerned about getting sick from improper refrigeration of the fish. Fingers crossed. Wait time: very slow. Value: nope. Better quality, flavor, and final product at conveyor belt sushi. Seriously, this place has no business trying to make sushi. It's embarrassing. HOW did they even get a score above 1 star is beyond me. "Kevin-san"...tried his best, but no. I watched him try and cut rolls with a cruddied up knife blade packed with rice...oof!

I'm sure the people who are downgrading this place know way more than me about Japanese food. All I…read moreknow is I think everything they make here is delicious. Even the boba! An experience here is like going to your favorite Chinese place that is Americanized to the max. And I don't mean that in a bad way. It's all comfort food! It probably has a lot of salt in the cooking process, but that just makes it all so more cravable. I can't get past their tempura shrimp ramen, but I can always get bites of what my guys get when we visit!

Okay, I get it now. It's a me problem. Other than the Mex restos in town, I generally don't go to…read morethe other dining options in my humble college hamlet. Now I know why this joint has been here for several years, around EWU kids who don't spend money, and Cheney farmers, who don't spend money. They're good. Real good, and you're gonna get a full bowl of umami, served by a genuinely nice family. Everything was delicious, and I couldn't help but rolling my eyes and thinking, '...this is in your town, genius.' Or, 'dumbass,' or 'fool,' or whatever. I'm coming back, Supa. I promise...

Even though their full sit-down dinners in the full restaurant are awesome, we love the appetizers…read moreat Fujiyama. They have numerous tasty appetizers and a full bar. Their servers are friendly and the place has a good feel.

Stopped in for lunch and sat in the bar. Service was attentive and friendly, sushi presentation is…read morenice, hibachi chicken lunch was less impressive and bland. The menu is large and I had a hard time finding something other than sushi that wasn't fried. Went with the hibachi chicken combo and once delivered, I was surprised to see a handful of bland looking chicken pieces. The yum yum dipping sauce helped. Soup was surprisingly salty. Tried the mango sushi roll which was good!

So dirty. The menu looks great...but even the menu looked…read morelike it lived in a dumpster. Sticky. Eww. I tried. I ordered. I ate. I was nauseous for 2 days.

I came in during dinner hours with my boyfriend, and we ordered a sushi boat to share. It was…read morepretty good, though not the best sushi I've ever had. Overall, it was okay and a decent experience.

I'm not sure if this is a hidden gem, but it is the best sushi I have had in Spokane. The service…read moreis good and the atmosphere is nice too. A must try!

First visit on business trip in Spokane, this's a nice sushi spot, fish were fresh and delicious…read moreespecially uni from Japan very sweet. Service is excellent, stuffs are nice and friendly. Not a big restaurant but ambience is nice and cozy. Definitely be back when I'm back in town.

The Shogun Curry hit all the right notes--rich, savory, and perfectly comforting without feeling…read moreheavy. The Chicken Katsu was golden and crunchy on the outside, moist and tender on the inside--exactly how it should be. The sticky rice was perfection: fluffy, cohesive, and ideal for soaking up every bit of curry. Bonus points for being served by a Japanese speaker, which added an extra layer of authenticity to an already excellent meal.

Easily the best Asian/japanese food in the area, the katsu chicken is such a delight. The meat is…read moreso fresh and buttery coupled with its crispiness. Even my city, at California, I can't find a katsu like this. The closest taste is at Tokyo called Niigata Katsu. It's that good. I just found out about this place and I'm almost done with my 3 weeks trip in this city and I'm kinda sad thinking about it but I'll probably come here everyday till then especially with the competition lacking in the area. If you're visiting or you live here and you haven't tried it out yet, please visit. As someone who travels to Japan frequently, this is by far one of the best katsu I have ever tasted in the entirety of USA. This is peak Japanese food.

If you haven't been to Kaiju Sushi yet... what are you even doing?!…read more This place is hands-down the best sushi in town, and the vibe is unmatched -- plus, they're the ONLY saktail restaurant around (yes, you read that right). And can we talk about the Phosphera Roll?! It's a total showstopper -- absolutely addictive. One bite and you'll understand.

We went for dinner and it was our first time at Kaiju. When we arrived it didn't seem very busy. We…read morewere sat after a few minutes and given water and menus. After our waitress finally came back and took our order, it took over an hour to get our food. We were so hungry when the food arrived, we just dug in only to realize the sushi wasn't good. The food was bland and the deep fried roll tasted burnt. I had to track down the waitress to ask for our ticket so we could pay and leave. Needless to say, we will no be back.

Once again while traveling to Spokane we had a chance to dine at Umi North Kitchen & Sushi…read more This time we added an extra entree (The Spicy Lamb) to our typical order. In my opinion it was the best lamb chops I've had in years! Deliciously prepared with just the right amount of spice and a delicate smoky flavor. Our server was pleasant, accurate and fast. The ambiance here is chilled people of all ages come to enjoy a great meal and have conversation. The cost of our meal was just under $140.00 excluding tip

Happy Hour is by far the best deal. Awesome food - dine in - and 25% off. And the quantity of…read morewhat you get is more than what you would get at other places. They start Happy Hour at 7pm till closing so plan accordingly. So if you got the Jones for some sushi, UMI Sushi is the best bet.