kyoto ka

i ate so much!!! this was such a nice restaurant. the food was very fresh and flavorful and the atmosphere was comfortable. we were really hungry when we got there and we ordered accordingly! we had the vegetable miso and the seafood miso. both soups were good, not outstanding and i would probably have regular miso next time, but there were good. we had the tuna tataki and the sashimi sampler appetizers. the sashimi was so fresh and delicious it may have been the best i've ever had. the seaweed salad on top of the tuna tataki was my favorite part of that appetizer and i would have been just as happy with just an order of seaweed salad alone, maybe even happier. our main meal consisted of the joe roll, the paradise roll, a shataki mushroom roll and an eel roll. the paradise roll was our favorite of those and was filled with a fresh assortment offishand loaded with three different kinds offishroe on top with gave it a yummy little crunch. the spicy sauce that comes along side the joe roll is delicious if you don't mind a mayo base. the mushroom roll had a great mushroom taste and texture that i really enjoyed. the eel roll didn't compare well to other eel rolls i've had and i wouldn't order that again. we finished by splitting a mango mochi ice cream, which i would pass on next time as well. this has been my favorite sushi joint in the toledo area so far. i'm looking forward to crossing a couple more off my list before i can declare my favorite, but given price, atmosphere, taste and quality (not necessarily in that order)...this is my favorite so far.

good sushi. i love sushi. i travel a lot for business and eat sushi almost everywhere i go because my wife doesn't like it so i eat it when i am traveling and go to places she likes when i am with here.

i went on a tuesday night, there were 4 parties at tables and the sushi bar was empty. i was buy myself and sat down in front of the two sushi specialist behind the bar. i like sitting at the sushi bar and watching them make my stuff.

i ordered a tuna roll and a mixture of tuna, snapper and sea bass sushi pieces. all of it was good.

i was actually a little taken aback by the amount offishused on each piece of sushi. it draped onto the plate on both ends of the rice ball and was cut a little thicker than i have ever had at a sushi restaurant. between the length and thickness of the slice offishi would guess each one was 2x the amount offishon most pieces of sushi i have eaten.

getting a lot would not matter if it wasn't good...and it was.

i can't speak to any of the japanese or chinese entrees as all i had was sushi, but i can say that i was satisfied and would not hesitate to go back for sushi.

rainbow roll-okay double dragon roll-okay. not a fan of the creamy wasabi and just not as fresh afishselection than other sushi places in toledo that are a lot cheaper.