I'm very picky about sashimi and have never been thrilled with other places nearby or in Stamford…read more Tried this and wow! Fantastic! Will come back soon.

This place is awesome. The price is unbeatable in the Greenwich area. Food is top tier and…read moreextremely comparable if not better than most sushi in the area for almost half the price. I'm surprised there's not more customers when I go. I cannot say enough good things about this place!!

MIKU has some of the best sushi I've ever had! Every bite was perfectly balanced with layers of…read moreflavor that built beautifully. We tried the tuna pizza, which I'd never had before, and it was incredible. The perfect amount of spice and the tuna tasted so fresh it really did melt in your mouth. I have no idea what the "crust" was made of, but the flavors came together so perfectly. A must try!!! The service was really good, very professional and fitting for the more upscale atmosphere. The only downside was they started cleaning and closing up well in advance of their closing time which made things feel a little rushed! Still, the food was so great I would love to go back!

Being from NY I'm spoiled for choice for sushi. Would I go out of my way here? No. But it was good…read moreand it was nice to sit outside.

Hands down my favorite sushi spot of the moment. Their menu offers various items in case someone…read moredoesn't want sushi, but they probably will because it is like buttah. Service is great. I usually sit at the bar and they are always attentive. The ambiance is great for a date night with low lighting and good music. Follow me on ig for more: chaya_loves_wine

The restaurant is very elegant on the inside and they do offer outdoor dining. We chose the bar…read morearea since it had dimmer lighting. Immediately upon sitting down we saw that the prices were insane for what the menu items actually were. We ordered the shrimp tempura appetizer, which was $18 for 4 shrimp. It was very good, but worth it...? I don't know. The sweet potato croquettes had a great texture on the interior and exterior, but absolutely no flavor inside. The dim sum was delicious, but also overpriced for just 4 small soup dumplings. I ordered the stir-fried udon, and the noodles themselves were delicious, but the chicken was tough/overcooked and also had no flavor. The organic grilled chicken was a bit burnt on the outside and too salty. It was a $32 plate for just chicken and a few veggies-- it didn't even come with white rice or anything. For this price point, I'd expect that I'm paying for at least great service. But our waiter left us alone and only checked on us maybe twice the whole time? We were waiting about 15 minutes just to get the check because he'd completely disappeared. The restaurant wasn't crowded, and we were one of just two tables in the section, so I'm not sure why he left us alone for so long. Eventually, two other employees checked us out and packed our food after waiting that long. Overall, it was pretty disappointing and we left wishing we'd just gone somewhere else. I've gone to Japanese restaurants and had the same amount of food (if not more) for better quality, better service, and better price.

Hibachi, sushi, etc., at one Greenwich location…read more We had not been here in several years, and we were happy to discover that it's still good. There are two sections, one for hibachi style, and one for sushi and other dishes. I had the bento box, which, preceded by a miso soup, included grilled chicken, tempura, sushi, shumai, sashimi, ginger, wasabi, steamed vegetables and a salad. My wife had the hibachi sirloin steak. The chef, who happened to be from Puebla, Mexico, tried his best to entertain us and the other diners, a mom and her little daughter. We were the first diners to arrive, but before too long, the place became very busy and noisy. Even so, we liked the ambiance, and the cuisine didn't disappoint. There was enough to take home, which helped defray the rather pricey check. Ice cream was offered for dessert.

Food was over cooked and burned right in front of us. Orders were wrong and food was missing…read more Service was terrible and the hibachi chef had an attitude of not wanting to be there. No entertainment at all. Ambiance is lacking also. No traditional Japanese touches. Dirty and in disrepair.

Kira Sushi in Greenwich, CT. Poolside sushi is the only way. Fresh yummy sushi in Greenwhich, CT!…read more@kirasushigreenwich has an expansive menu from sushi to bento boxes. Super yum! Insta: @thehungrysw Tuna Pizza California Roll Yellowtail Scallion Roll Salmon Avo Roll Spicy tuna Roll

This is our staple - order her for the family at least 2-3 times a month…read more Great selection of rolls

Came here for a sushi fix while I was in town and was NOT disappointed! The service was very nice…read moreand even gave suggestions when asked. The miso soup was really good and both rolls we ordered were tasty. I would definitely come back!

One of my favorite sushi restaurants. The sushi is delicious and I love the signature rolls. It's…read morealso a great place for families.

Great vibe!! Food is outstanding. We love the tuna poke bowl…read moreand the sushi cones. Tried the new dessert, cream puff, so good. Also love the homemade ginger ale. Abraham is our usual waiter and he is fantastic. Great food great staff amazing food.

I usually don't write reviews, but Oko definitely deserves one. I've driven past this place…read morehundreds of times and finally decided to give it a try after getting an 8:30 reservation. Everything was absolutely delicious and incredibly fresh. We had the spicy tuna crispies, chicken teriyaki, nigiri, hand rolls, and edamame and everything was excellent. Great food, great experience, and I can't wait to come back. Easy 5/5!

There are no words to describe how good this place is. The fish is SO FRESH its mindblowing. No…read moreother place can even compare. The main waitress is so sweet and did a great job with recommending what we should order. We got the chef tasting salmon platter. We also got the wagyu roll and it was to die for. The place is super aesthetically pleasing, low lighting and you can sit at the "bar" and watch them make all the rolls.

Excellent quality fish. Atmosphere was very chill and enjoyable. Service was horrible. From the…read moremoment I walked in until I left the young brunette server with glasses was incredibly rude. Other waitress did an exemplary job. Go when the young brunette is not working and you will have a great time!

I put in a take out order for weekday lunch from here. I picked the eel avocado and shrimp tempura…read morerolls that were $12 each. Upon arriving at the restaurant, saw it was packed with guests dining in during lunch hour. The place is relatively small with sushi sanseis working in a corner station. A staff member handed me the order right away. Both the sushi rolls were packed in a small box, with some wasabi and ginger. It can with tiny bottle of soy sauce and a nice pair of chopsticks. The sushis tasted decent but were way too small is size and quantity. Each roll had 6 pieces only, not even 8 like most places do. I was still hungry after eating both rolls.

About 30 minute wait on a Friday night as they don't take reservations ahead only after arriving…read more Not a lot of tables but do have seats at the bar. Very friendly staff. The sashmi/sushii was a bit miss for me as some of the pieces had a slight flavor to it...karaage was fried just right but this also had a slight oily taste to it. Caesar salad that came with out set had a citrus flavor..Everyone loved the food so I think it was just my taste buds... the matcha ice cream was really good even though I don't like matcha. Go figure..

The Japanese ladies who work there--handling product quality, food preparation, and…read moremanagement--work very hard and always welcome me with a smile. The spirit of "ichi-go ichi-e" (treasuring each moment as unique) embodies the beauty of "wa" (harmony) rooted in Japanese Zen philosophy. However, now that the store has become a massive chain, the employees (local part-time or temporary workers) can't even say hello or offer a simple "thank you." They just toss food and items into paper bags. In the worst cases, even when they have a free hand, they won't even bother to put items into the bag for you (much like the self-service at many local supermarkets). They don't ask if you'd like chopsticks, and they remain so unfriendly that customers have to pack everything into the bag themselves--they do nothing until you specifically ask for chopsticks. Can this really be called a Japanese restaurant? Given my position, I'm quite particular about discipline and manners, but I rarely reprimand people I don't know. However, since the situation was so bad, I did speak up--but they must have held a grudge, because their attitude has been even worse ever since. I want to eat delicious food, but I believe the true beauty of Japanese cuisine is only realized when you not only taste the food itself but also appreciate the elegance of the tableware, the pleasant atmosphere of the venue, and the "spirit of hospitality.『Omotenashi no Kokoro」 It's truly disappointing.

I would say this is a hidden gem, but it seems like most of Stamford knows what a treat this place…read moreis. We came on a cloudy Saturday afternoon after lunch in the area and were hoping for a nice spot to just sit and catch up. I got a Yuzu tea while my friends got a matcha latte and we got a strawberry cream tart to share. The Yuzu was fragrant and the tart was nice and light, exactly what you'd expect from an Asian dessert -- "not too sweet". When we were done, we happily perused all of the goods in the store. They had so many different Japanese offerings, it was so nice to see -- ceramics, teas, snacks, cooked food, etc. There was SO much, and on top of that, they seemed to have almost all of the Harney & Son's offerings, including the special edition teas like the Death of the Nile and Murder on The Orient Express. I was super impressed by this little shop and can't wait to visit Stamford again to explore more of the goodies.