Kai Sushi

Do they take reservations?

No they don't take reservations, it's just walk in only

Does this restaurant use real or imitation crab?

Imitation unless you order the spider roll.

Does this restaurant have a happy hour where there are discount sushi and drinks?

They only have a Lunch special

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