Came here for an early Valentine's Day dinner. Even with limited options for me while pregnant, we…read morestill really enjoyed it. Katana is one of our favorite higher end sushi spots and always has a great date night vibe. It was super busy for the holiday, but the staff handled it really well and everything came out quickly. We ordered the shishito peppers, calamari, and spicy tuna roll from the HH menu, plus the 12th Man roll and shrimp tempura roll. Definitely recommend coming during happy hour because the prices are great and the portions are still full size. We'll have to come back after the baby arrives so I can fully enjoy the experience (and cocktails)

We tried Katana for Valentine's Day and we were so excited to try a new sushi place. We did make a…read morereservation, but it wasn't too busy at 7:00 on a Saturday night. Our server was warm and walked us through the menu, helping us decide on the cracked out bluefin for an appetizer and a variety of rolls. The bluefin was the best part of our meal. Spicy, flavorful, and the wonton chips were a fun addition. The other rolls, however, didn't feel of the highest quality. We were super excited about the crispy firecracker, but the roll lacked salmon and wasn't a bit spicy. Overall, I probably wouldn't return here. For the price point, there are better options in the area.

Bonzi is response to dining here tonight... Craving some sushi and landed at KAI SUSHI in downtown…read moreEverett.... Quaint Little Japanese place with very nice waitstaff helped me on my voyage tonight. Ordered a Tempura Shrimp roll along with beef short rib special. Note the short rib special and was accompanied by soup , salad & rice... Ribs were done perfect tasting and came off the bone with minimal resistance... Look at the video and you'll see what an amazing meal I just had and should be jealous. Anyways I defiantly book marked this joint for another Japanese experience.. Come and GET SOME !

We've now been to this place a couple times. Whenever we are out of a hockey game we try to check…read moreout new spots in North Everett. If you're going before a game get there early as this place fills up quick! Servers are nice but could be a bit more attentive. Food is definitely worth the wait. We had quite the variety. All of the sushi rolls are good. I always order the rainbow roll wherever I go, this one is decent but missing something. The sushi in general like I said was good, but also did not stand out to me. The chicken karange was like crispy pillows of chicken, did not need any sort of sauce in my opinion, but to each their own. The kalbi ribs were also cooked perfectly and were downright mouth watering. We also started off with the edamame which was salted well, most places just have it on the top and miss the mark throughout the rest of the dish. We will definitely be back as this has made our rotation before going to Tips games

Great ramen , best I've had north of Bellevue/Seattle area. If you're in the Everett area this is…read moreas good as it gets. Great noodles and broth, katsu was great too.

I got food poisoned. Their noodles is overcooked. The topping is cold with lukewarm broth…read more It's cheaper to go to Japan.

Many choices on the menu. Prices are very reasonable. Food tastes very good. The rice is cooked…read morejust right. Teriyaki sauce is not too spicy.

Korean & Japanese food fusion food. Their menu has very big selections from noodles to rice or…read moresushi. I love their bento box because they have a little of everything. Tasty, crispy and savory with little sodium. Not as salty as most of places. Food is ready within 5 minute. Portion is good for two people. Plenty of seatings and well kept. Recommended!

We ate here a month ago and I was convinced it was the best teriyaki I'd ever had. We came back…read moretoday to "double check", and yep, it's the best I've ever had. Today we had a regular chicken teriyaki, a spicy chicken teriyaki, and the broccoli beef. The chicken teriyaki is great, but the spicy chicken teriyaki is on another level. It's hot enough to let you know it's hot, but it isn't so hot that you're leaving in tears. The broccoli beef was delicious too- cooked perfectly. Everything is cooked to order, served piping hot, and tastes FRESH. The gal that takes your order is very respectful and polite. The dining room was spotless, and tables were cleared as soon as they emptied. Having spent nearly 50 years in the Americanized teriyaki capital of the US, I've had my fair share of teriyaki, and this is the best spot hands down. You will not be disappointed.

Really really awesome food. I ordered the Bento Box, which was amazing. Heck, even the Miso was so…read moretotally yummy! The staff was very attentive, yet very respectful. We first started with some truly amazing Miso Soup. The flavors were so rich and deep -- not like a bland afterthought like many others I've experienced in other teriyaki restaurants. But what I actually ordered was the Bento Box with teriyaki chicken chicken. The Bento was amazing, with the highlight being the amazing Tempura, which was the perfect texture and Chef's Kiss delish. The chicken was sa durned tender, which is how I love it!! But, I want to talk about their ice tea -- I don't know what they do to it, but it was fantastic, with a Jazminey flavor. I know it's really a small thing, but it didn't taste like it came out of a soda machine. I so appreciate the fine details with this little place, and I will DEFINITELY be returning

This place has been on my to-go list for a while. Finally went here for Father's Day and we found…read morestreet parking quite easily. We had a reservation and were sat immediately. We ordered the pork bao sliders, Mongolian beef, drunken chicken, pad see ew and garlic noodles. Pork bao sliders were good. Wish I had a tad bit more hoisin sauce on it. I share the same sentiment as others on here that the Mongolian beef was definitely on the sweeter side but it was still pretty good in its own right. I wouldn't consider it Mongolian beef though. Drunken chicken was good. Pad see ew was not what I would consider pad see ew either. It resembled chow funn, but less oily and more sweet. Definitely not your typical pad see ew you get from authentic Thai restaurants. Garlic noodles was good. The service was fast and we got our food fast. Portion sizes were pretty large. Overall the food had more of an American Chinese vibe.

I'm not sure how to feel about this restaurant…read more The service was great, let's start there. We went on election evening and there was only one other table. The environment is unique. Like a vintage house living room.... But the ambiance does not match the menu at all. It's Asian food from all different countries. Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese, etc. I wouldn't call it fusion, just like a mashup idk. The noodles were bland, but the tofu dish I got was nice. It was just okay. It is also all for sharing, and then you order rice separately. Again, I just feel kinda meh about it all.

I don't recommend lunch here unless you're with a group, kind of awkward as there is no single…read moreseating. It would be great if they had a few individual seats just to serve lunch sans show. I imagine this would be enjoyable with friends in the evening.

Very unprofessional. We had made reservations on Friday. It was for a birthday and mother's day…read moredinner. We had family that drove from Tacoma. When we arrived the place was full. And was told they never reserved our table. And no name was put down for reservation. Really sucks because we made the reservation in advance. Have family that drove from far for this. On top of that it was for a birthday/mother's Day gift. Very poor customer service. They don't care about their customers at all.

This is my new favorite sushi place!…read more The quality of fish was excellent. Everything I had was SUPER fresh. I went on a Saturday, so I recommend going around then. I enjoyed the 24-piece sashimi combo for takeout and was surprised at how beautiful the presentation was. My total was around $50, which I felt was reasonable. Also included was a spicy tuna hand roll, miso soup, and a side salad. I enjoyed my experience here and will be back for special occasions.

The sushi and sashimi was so good!! The place is located at…read morea busy intersection in Everett but has ample amount of parking. We were seated immediately and the service was quick. The staff is really attentive and keeps checking on you, which is great. The only negative I have is for the katsu. It wasn't good at all. It looked like it was fried before and then refried before service. That is the one thing I wasn't happy about but I wouldn't take a star away for that .

Came here on a local's recommendation and it definitely delivered. Their weekday happy hour kicks…read moreoff at 2pm, but I arrived around 1 and lucked out getting to explore both menus--highly recommend if you can swing it. The menu offers a solid variety of sushi rolls and sashimi, and everything we tried tasted incredibly fresh. You can tell there's real attention to quality and presentation here. Service was just as impressive--our waiter was warm, attentive, and genuinely seemed happy to be there, which always elevates the experience. Overall, a great spot for fresh sushi and a relaxed vibe. I'll absolutely be back, especially to take full advantage of that happy hour next time.

We met our friends for dinner at Kiyama Sushi…read more Discover is an accepted form of payment. An 18% gratuity is added to parties of 6 or more. Indoor seating is open and stark. A full bar is available. There is no lounge; however, there are a few chairs at the bar top. While looking over the menu, my wife ordered a 16oz draft Sapporo for $8 and I ordered a glass of Toscano Sangiovese for $13. My wine pour did not seem like a full 5oz standard pour but rather a 4oz reduced pour. We shared the Chicken Karaage for $15.95: Japanese Fried Chicken. The appetizer was undercooked and visually unappealing. My wife ordered the Pork Katsu Donburi for $16.45. Served with Miso Soup. Bland. I ordered the Hamalapeno Roll for $18.95: crab mix, avocado and cucumber, topped with fresh jalapeno. After dinner my wife sipped on a 1oz Jameson pour for $10. I sipped on an Old Fashioned for $15. Service was decent. Overall, Kiyama Sushi is overpriced serving underwhelming food. We will not return.

This place has always been awesome, I am glad it hasn't changed. Always great food and good serviceread more

Our first and only time here. It was $37 for one chicken teriyaki and one beef teriyaki. The…read morechicken was cooked perfectly with a great char, the rice was completely saturated with sauce. The beef teriyaki was awful for $17. It was boiled slices of beef, and pieces of fat. Worst teriyaki and rice we've ever had. We eat teriyaki once a week at least and have tried it in various regions. This was the most disappointing experience we've ever had.