Solid Japanese food, but if you're visiting from a city like San Francisco or New York, it's not…read moregoing to be better than what you can get at home. That being said, it's great option if you want a break from New Mexican / Mexican food while in Santa Fe. We got: - chutoro sashimi - This wasn't worth it, we much preferred the hamachi - hamachi sashimi - Multiple people commented this was their favorite dish of the night - miso eggplant - Another favorite for many, although I found it too saucy for me - daikon salad - Light and vinegary, one of my friends loved this dish - yuba pappardelle - Really interesting - it worked better than I expected although I'm not a big fan of those flavors (I'd rather have Asian flavors with my yuba). The yuba itself was excellent in texture. - tako plate - Well executed and not too fishy - black sesame noodles - Solid, I liked that this came with a bunch of vegetables (burdock, carrot). - mango panna cotta - fine, but not my favorite panna cotta texture (more on the yogurty side of texture) My friends also loved the namazake.

Such a beautiful and peaceful dining experience during our Santa Fe trip…read more The walk up to the restaurant alone sets the tone...it's incredibly peaceful, surrounded by beautiful scenery, Buddha statues, and little inspirational touches that give the entire property such a calming, relaxing vibe. The drinks were yummy, and the food was absolutely delicious! I will say I went in expecting a larger selection of sushi and raw options, so the menu was a little different from what I had envisioned. That being said, everything we ordered was flavorful, beautifully prepared, and thoroughly enjoyed, so I definitely wasn't disappointed. They were noticeably short-staffed during our visit, so the service could have been better, but you could tell the staff was genuinely trying their best and working hard, which we appreciated. Overall, between the delicious food and drinks, beautiful setting, and peaceful atmosphere, Izanami was a really memorable stop on our Santa Fe trip. I would absolutely recommend it and would definitely go back again!

This is my new go to for sushi !! I haven't eaten there yet but the takeout is super easy with the…read moredrive through window. Quality has been good so far and it's consistent with a good menu. Solid addition to our limited Santa Fe take out options. Huzzah Tokyo Cafe!

Service and price were great. I'll go there again but I won't order the tempura. The batter was…read morelike KFC.

It is owned by Koreans. A Japanese restaurant, sure. Their Dolsot Bibimbap is absolutely AMAZING…read more As good as any you'll taste in Korea. Served in hot stone bowls, the egg mixed in and cooked against the bowl at your table.

We've frequented this restaurant on and off for years, and have two recent experiences to report…read moreon. We attended a matinee performance in downtown Santa Fe on a Sunday with our teenage, twin grand-daughters. They enjoy Asian food, and requested we go to Kohnami. Everyone was happy with their meal choices, though I don't actually remember exactly what I ordered. Our food was delivered in good time, and we mostly caught up on family news while eating. Service was on top of things, as we were out in the main dining area, next to the sushi bar. A few weeks later, the girls requested we go there for their 16th birthday, a family celebration. We reserved a table for 9, and were seated in the very back of the restaurant, past the tatami rooms. Unfortunately, even though it was a Wednesday evening with not many patrons on hand and a 6:30 reservation, service was glacial. It was a full fifteen minutes before we were served water, and another ten minutes before anyone came for our orders. The drink orders came out sporadically and incompletely, and then our food started arriving in very unpredictable bursts. My beef teriyaki was served early on, but it was overcooked and difficult to eat with only chopsticks. The twins ordered noodle soups and sushi, and were very happy with their choices. Their grandfather, visiting from the Midwest, eventually had to get up and go inquire with the kitchen about his missing food order. In all, it took about 40 minutes for everyone to be served. Splitting the bill at the end turned out to be another ordeal, since they don't seem to have trained people on the cash register and we had to wait for a manager to help out. I know it's very difficult to get good restaurant help in these times. But there are some very basic rules of hospitality, and on this occasion Kohnami didn't manage to adhere to them. We're not writing them off, but we'll think twice about returning since Santa Fe is a gourmand's paradise.

We are new to Santa Fe and we like to try local places. We were told about Anthony's, so glad it…read morewas recommended! Thier fried chicken is the best in town,absolutely homemade sides and those sweet potato eggrolls! Total yum! We also ordered their stir-fry, amazing food! We have a found a great place and I can't wait to try the new soul food place next door,when it opens. Everyone should give them a try,it's a cute little place with great service, you will not be disappointed!

Tried the new Anthony's Soul Cafe next door which just opened. Great food, and the piano player was…read moreamazing, We will definitely go back.

another good meal in Santa Fe, the sushi and the salmon were very good. Would definitely recommend…read moreto anyone looking for Japanese food in Santa Fe.

Great sushi, fast service and friendly servers. Will be back!! I had the sashimi blossom and it was…read morealways fresh and delicious.

I had a California roll for a takeout. I noticed that their…read moreNori sheet was not taste like real Nori unfortunately.

Generally, I love the atmosphere, the service and the food in this place but last night, we ordered…read morethe chicken teriyaki and I'm pretty sure they forgot to put the sauce on. It basically tasted like salty vegetables and chicken and . I never ever send food back, but I could not eat it and then they charged me full price. Not even an apology. Just a cold stare.

Best sushi in Santa Fe. We're pretty uniform in our consumption of tuna roll (teka maki) and…read moretempura. Service is excellent and hot sake is well prepared ... Kai is closed on Sunday. They just completed a remodel of their dining room that we've yet to see. Photo looked dated.

Great food Great ambiance…read more Great location Friendly service Interesting menus This is our favorite sushi restaurant in Santa Fe -it outshines anything happening up the hill from 10,000 waves and is much easier on the wallet and sashimi much fresher and more variation.

My husband and I just returned for a second time. This sushi is fantastic. It's not the same rolls…read moreyou will find at every other sushi place. This seems to be more of a locals spot- it's small and if it's busy, the service might be slow but worth it!

04/16/26 12 of the Santa Fe Foodies group dined here tonight, and we all thoroughly enjoyed a…read more5-course meal set up by the owner. The menu was: Course 1: Shrimp Stuffed Green Chile Tempura Course 2: Chicken Karaage Course 3: Kimchi Fried Rice and Pork Fried Rice Course 4: Half-bowl Ramen (choice of Tonkotsu or Black Tonkotsu; Miso; or Vegetable Miso or Vegetable Shoyu) Course 5: Vanilla Ice Cream with Sakura Mochi Stout Beer Drizzle Everything was superb. The Black Tonkotsu Ramen was off the charts. The pork fried rice was delicious, too. The service was just outstanding.

The service was awful! We were the first ones to come in at 5:00 and didn't get our food until an…read morehour later. We were told they had a lot of take out orders. Who do you serve first? The people who come in or online orders? My friend and I had the miso ramen. It had absolutely no flavor. I had to doctor it up. My husband had tonkotsu. It was delicious. The manager did come over and took a % off our bill. Just be aware of a long wait time. Hopefully the manager is aware of it now and will make some changes.