Got the teriyaki salmon meal. It came with miso soup, a generous portion of rice, and tiny sides of sweet potato puree, spinach, and mushrooms (the size of containers used for dressings). It was good quality and quantity for the price (about $20), but if you're really hungry and don't like rice so much, you might want sushi or an appetizer, too. Looking forward to trying sushi next time.
Love this restaurant! We’ve ordered out from here many times and this was the first time dining in.We got the rainbow roll, the salmon avocado cilantro roll and the sashimi sampler. The fish quality is very good, the fish to rice ratio is perfect, and they had thick fat slices of sashimi. The hamachi was so smooth and delicious. It’s such a great value for the price.They also have Orion beer, which I don’t typically see on drink menus - it’s such a refreshing, clean beer with a creamy aftertaste.We also got the fried banana ice cream with ginger ice cream and it was lovely! It wasn’t too sweet and was a perfect finish to the meal.Great ambiance and great service — it feels very authentic. I will definitely keep ordering takeout and dine in when possible!
Would have liked to had the opportunity to review the food but...despite their web page AND sign on the door they ARE NOT OPEN FOR DINE IN LUNCH. Very disappointed after driving there and paying for parking
My partner and I ordered lunch from Sushi Keiko today and it was so fresh and delicious! We were happy to see so many veggie options (including a veggie sushi platter and veggie ramen) given that I am pescatarian and my partner is vegan. Everything was packaged neatly and tightly. I was impressed that my miso soup was still hot even though I picked it up about 15 minutes after getting the notification that my order was ready. So happy to have this restaurant in the neighborhood!
The worst Japanese sit down meal we’ve had in DC in 30 years!! This is at best a low end take out joint.The sake bottle I ordered had been TAMPERED with and filled with WATER!! This has NEVER HAPPENED TO ME IN AMERICA, only in Russia!! No apologies from the Chinese-speaking staff (new Owners?) which meant they knew or didn’t care.The waitress brought us a soy sauce bottle labeled low sodium then when we said we wanted the HIGH salt bottle she said the stupid green bottle was indeed false and it was the high salt version!! OMG!This place should go out of business. It is no longer the place of 5 years ago!! Really sad.The WORST PLACE. Go to Spices in Cleveland Park instead. The service there is mediocre but the food is acceptable!!
One of the best hidden gem sushi restaurants in D.C. It's my first time here, I'm from LA and had many kind of sushi restaurants, this location is very fresh, unique, and delicious. The interior is cozy, comfortable and has a great Japanese atmosphere. Customer service was phenomenal ? and our server, Sidney, was friendly, kind, fast and attentive. The chief knew what they were doing and presented beautiful dishes. My tonkotsu ramen was full of flavor and I loved it. I really enjoyed the fresh sashimi assortments, delightful and delicious. Thank you so much for the great experience and delicious food!
I just made my last order from this beloved place. Salmon Ceviche has gone from 8 to 6 pieces with no Uzu sauce at the SAME price. Beyond disappointed. Not worth it at all any more...
Excellent sushi and friendly service. My friend and I were excited that they were open for dine-in. Our server was very gracious even though they were quite busy with take out orders. I can’t wait to come back and try more menu items!
Nice simple sushi place, great happy hour options and good menu selections. Very polite. Will be back
Fantastic. We came here on a Saturday at 6:15 and were the only ones in for a solid 20 minutes. Even when others arrived, we had quick service and great check-ins. Portions were sizable- we went with the miso soup, gyoza, and several rolls which were all delish. My girlfriend finished with some ramen which I didn’t try but had a wonderful aroma. 10/10, looking forward to coming back next time we’re in DC!