Kyoto Sushi

I absolutely love their sushi! It is a must have every time I go there no matter what I am having. I would highly recommend their california roll, shrimp tempura, pacific dream roll, and spicy tuna. I have also tried their pineapple fried rice, which comes in an actual pineapple! I have had that with chicken and seafood (two different times). As for drinks their lychee martini is delicious! Staff is very friendly and attentive to your requests!

Usually take out food and it is always fresh and good. The staff is very nice and helpful. When I want Thai food I always think of Kyoto.

The best resturant I been to in New York. Everything the manager Brian recommended was amazing. The food and drinks come out fast. The prices are very reasonable. I definitely will be a regular customer.

I gave it four stars as the food is good. Was just shocked that the bartender chased me down after i had a beer waiting on my $60 food order as i forgot to tip her for the single beer i had.. Other than food is good sit in service is superb i order here frequently as they have great prices and delicious foods.

When I went to Kyoto for the first time, i wasn't disappointed. At the time, the area was so beautiful and the staff were very welcoming. Be warned that the tofu Pieces are small, but they are pretty good. The Miso Soup was flavorful, like the brilliance of Japan itself. I ordered the Angry Lobster Roll, and it tasted so good, it's hard to describe in words. I also tried the Napoleon Roll and the Rainbow Roll, both of which was good too. If you don't like sushi that much, don't worry, there are lots of non-sushi dishes in Kyoto. Also, the dish presentation is a work of art itself. They also gave Low Sodium Kikkoman soy sauce, although the food was so good, you barely need it. If you're not a fan of raw sushi, they also have some cooked sushi. They also had Appetizers, but i didn't order any. Dessert was an extreme surprise. There was a peculiar dish called "Fried Icecream" which puzzled me for a while, and at the time, it came in 2 flavors: Green Tea and Red Bean. The Dish IS ice-cream, but it is covered by breading which had the perfect combination to the ice-cream. Not to mention that there is a huge mountain of whipped cream, which tasted sooooooo good! If there was anything bad about Kyoto Sushi, it would be the prices, as they are really expensive, although it was quite worth it.