I order the Sashimi lunch special and it's always fresh amd delicious. and the waiters are pleasant.read more

I have visited their other location so I knew the sushi wouldn't dissapoint. This is my quick go to…read morespot for sushi. I like that they have an outdoor section as well.

We love Umami! I love the ambiance and fresh sushi here…read more I love their Kobe roll, yellow roll and umami roll. I love their tea, edamame and rock shrimp. Everything I have had here is delicious. The staff is friendly and helpful. I feel like I'm walking into a spa when I come here. I love it here! I can't wait to come back!

The staff changed. The flavor profile changed…read more Salt levels increased. Menu stayed the same. Rolls are still unevenly cut... Chicken katsu was dry and the sauce super salty. Unable to finish and refused the offer to take it to go. Can't deal with looking at it for another meal. Conclusion: Not my cup of tea.

Kissaki Manhasset is a great place for a special night out and delicious Japanese Cuisine. They…read morehave table side Omakase, small bites, full size entrees, sushi, cocktails, and dessert. The Sea Bass is outstanding and is a must try; flavorful (no strong fishy smell/taste), super soft and tender, like cutting warm butter with a fork. Another must is the Matcha Tiramisu, outstanding and unique! I am not a matcha lover and this was one of the best deserts I've had! The lights are dim, there's live music certain nights, comfy intimate seating and a modern flair. Service was excellent, the waitress was extremely helpful and patient with us. Parking is limited and a task in itself, so plan accordingly.

This feels more like a 4 1/2-star experience…read more We had a lovely dinner at Kissaki this evening. We started with an espresso martini, which was excellent--smooth, well-balanced, and a great way to kick off the meal. My husband and I each took a few sips before I remembered to snap a photo--always a good sign. For appetizers, the wasabi rock shrimp and spicy tuna crispy rice were both standouts--fresh, flavorful, and nicely executed with great texture. We also ordered the 10 piece nigiri flight, which was consistently impressive. The fish tasted fresh across the board, with the uni being a highlight--rich, creamy, and exceptionally fresh. The shrimp tempura roll was delicious--crispy and well-balanced. The only dish that didn't quite land for us was the ebi hamachi futomaki. It wasn't bad, just not a favorite for my husband--I only remembered to take a photo when we were nearly finished. From the kitchen, we shared the black cod and sea bass--both outstanding. Tender, flavorful, and perfectly cooked--definite highlights of the meal. For dessert, we shared the peach cobbler, which was a great finish. Warm peaches with hints of bourbon and cinnamon, paired with Japanese vanilla ice cream--comforting and well-balanced. Service was warm throughout, and the quality of the food was evident in nearly every dish. While it leans toward the higher end in price, the overall experience fell just shy of a full five stars--but was nevertheless very enjoyable.

Fantastic upscale Japanese restaurant in Woodbury. Stopped…read morein here for dinner and was very impressed. The vibe from the beginning is a more upscale, Manhattan vibe with a big bar and nice centerpiece in the center of the restaurant. The place is rather big, but would recommend reservations. Food wise everything was great. The sashimi, rolls, and apps were delicious. We liked the tuna tar tar and spicy tuna rice for apps and the sashimi was super fresh. They have a nice little wine list and a decent drink menu. Overall definitely recommend if your in the mood for some fire sushi.

The music drew us in off the street, which set a really nice vibe. The restaurant was only about…read morehalf full, so we were seated right away and got drinks quickly. That said, the service left a bit to be desired. There wasn't soy sauce or chopsticks already set out, and it took longer than expected for anyone to check in on us. When we did need something, it was difficult to get our server's attention since they seemed more focused on their phone. This made the experience less smooth than it could have been. As for the food, most of the sushi was delicious, nicely presented and well prepared, though the crispy tuna came out a little crunchier than I'd prefer. Overall, good flavors but the service and a few small details kept it from being an ideal visit.

Great sushi spot for a nice intimate dinner!…read more The spicy dumpling soup was my fave of the night. All the food options are delicious! It does get packed so make sure you make a reservation

I was lucky to get a high top table for 2 on a Saturday last night to try Tiga. I will say that the…read morehigh top tables are small so could be a little uncomfortable. The restaurant itself was cozy and intimate - it kind of gives you a NYC restaurant kind of vibe which was nice to see on Long Island. I would note that it was freezing out and all the cold air came in when the front door opened. This made it very uncomfortable - I wonder how it is when it's really hot outside. Also, because it is a small restaurant, noise levels could be elevated. Spicy dumpling soup - very good but dumpling had no flavor. Probably store bought. Fluke carpaccio - very good. Some shrimp appetizer - shrimp was small and sauce was almost like a curry sauce. I would pass. Sushi platter - very good. Nigiris are pretty small. This won't fill you up. Grand wazoo roll - this was okay, torched squid was a little tough. Isn't she lovely roll - this was okay. Steak with potatoes and brussels sprouts - not much steak but very tender. Brussels sprouts were nicely cooked. Overall, a good experience especially with the service being top notch. While sitting on the high top worked, it took away from the experience. I would get a regular table or sit at the sushi bar. We were also distracted from the cold air coming in that my wife had to wear her coat. If you like a modern take on sushi, I think you would like this place but if you're looking for something more traditional, I would look elsewhere.

Great fish selection, mostly from Japan. On par with high end restaurants in Manhattan. I think is…read morethe best fish selection in Long Island. This restaurant for connoisseurs omakase but with great price & also with great selection from kitchen cook food. Friendly service. They have foie gras, wagyu, Shima aji, kinmedai, blue fin toro, rosy Seabass etc you name it.The only draw back is The music can be more upbeat.

This is an updated review - we decided to give this place another try after a 2 year break since we…read morehad such a poor experience last time. It looks like it is under new ownership, new waitstaff and menus, etc. The previous rude waitress is no longer there, much to our relief. We did not experience any changes in food quality or portions under the new ownership. The prices were around the same as last time, and fish is still fresh and tasty. Service was excellent, our waiter was very attentive and food was served promptly. My husband got the omakase platter and I did a la carte, the toro sushi is excellent and highly recommended. Happy we can come back here once again.

This is my go-to spot on Thursday nights and the only night that really matters here! Think Ladies…read moreNight on steroids. Once DJ George gets behind the turntables, the energy stays high all night long. My advice? Make a dinner reservation and arrive early. Around 9 PM, this place transforms from an upscale restaurant into a full-blown party. The vibe is elegant, sexy, and energetic. The lighting is always on point, the crowd comes dressed to impress, and the atmosphere is electric. As for the food, it's consistently good. The Kyma Chips, Crab Cakes, Keftedes, and Branzino are all must-orders. Once the bottles start coming out, expect sparklers flying, napkins in the air, and everyone on their feet. It's definitely a party. Valet parking is available, and one thing I really appreciate is that the owner is always around, making sure guests feel welcome and taken care of. One heads-up: as the night goes on, you'll occasionally run into a few people who let the alcohol go to their heads and forget how to act. Fortunately, the staff does a great job maintaining a fun atmosphere for everyone. Dress to impress, bring your friends, and be prepared for a night that doesn't end until the early morning hours. Thursday nights here are always a good time!

I came here with my cousin for brunch and it was delicious. We got 2 Bloody Marys, the lump crab…read morecocktail, the omelette and Greek salad with shrimp. All was fresh and delicious. They even had fresh horseradish. The vibe is great, with nice music and cute areas for photo ops too.

Good place for drinks and sushi!…read more Came for the lunch prix fixe ($37) and it was pretty worth it for the amount of food you get! Would recommend their spicy tuna roll appetizer (the sushi rolls are the best things here!). I got the braised short rib as my main. It was a tasty first few bites, but became a bit dry once you ran out of sauce (especially since it's a lean cut). The peanut noodles that it came with were alright. Ended with the banana wonton dessert! It only comes with 1 wonton, but the best part is the lychee sorbet and banana cream it comes with. Very yummy (and a small dessert but good enough to end the meal!) Overall, stick to the sushi! Get their drinks! Had the coconut and lychee cocktail which was super yummy. Service was amazing (constantly changing plates, cleaning up our table between courses, friendly). Would recommend a reservation especially if you come at night as it gets crowded.

I've been to this spot three times. The first time was over four years ago, and I had a great…read moreexperience. Unfortunately, my last two visits haven't been nearly as good. This review is based on my most recent visit. You know when you're craving a particular dish and can almost taste it before it arrives, only for it to be nothing like you expected? That's exactly how I felt about the scallion ginger lobster. It had absolutely no flavor. This is usually a dish that's packed with flavor, but instead it tasted like boiled lobster water poured over lobster shells. Very disappointing. The fried rice was decent, although a little light on seasoning. I could have done without the fried omelet on top, but that's just my personal preference. The Peking duck was good, but I've honestly had better at my local spot for a lot less money. The flavors were stronger, the portions were larger, and the overall value was much better. The tempura roll was just okay. There wasn't enough shrimp, and it felt underwhelming for the price. The biggest disappointment of the night was the short rib. It was not good at all. The peanut flavor completely overpowered the noodles that came with the dish, making it difficult to enjoy. I really wanted to love this place. I don't mind spending money when the food, service, and overall experience justify the price. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case here. The bill was far too high for the level of service and flavors we received. Overall, It's a nice looking restaurant but I didn't have a great dining experience and probably won't be back especially at those prices.