Listed below are links to reviews of Kiyo's Japanese Restaurant from around the web.
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more from culinarynerd.blogspot]
"Beautiful, isn't it? My only complaint about this dish was that the fish could have been fresher. Despite the vibrant colors seen in the photo, once the slices were unearthed, it was clear they had lost a little bit of their color...."
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more from entertainment.signonsandiego]
"Most patrons of this intimate establishment are regulars, coming to this location for almost a decade. Before that, they were nine-year regulars at Kiyo's former location in Hillcrest...."
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more from fodors]
"On quiet F Street, this restaurant and sushi bar seems an island of tranquillity buffered from the business of 5th Avenue. The menu is comprehensive, and the sushi chefs are renowned for their creativity...."
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more from gayot]
| "This little establishment is a side-street away from thronged Fifth Avenue, which suits regulars, who don’t have to compete with walk-ins for a table, just fine. Chef Kiy, who works wonders with a mound of sweetened rice and an oblong of super-fresh..." |
1 reviews
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more from gregsguide]
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more from local.yahoo]
| "Company Information: You cannot always judge a book by its cover, but when a Japanese restaurant includes a menu in Japanese, it is a good sign that the venue will meet the expectations of its own country people as well as modified Western tastes. Dinner..." |
10 reviews
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more from sdcitybeat]
"This homey Japanese restaurant serves traditional sushi at relatively modest prices, always fresh and dependable...."
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more from search.cityguide.aol]
| "Kiyo's has been serving top-quality sushi for around two decades -- a long time before most San Diegans were even eating sushi. The restaurant has foregone many of the nouveau sushi rolls and fads you'd find at other places, but it persists in classical p..." |
1 reviews
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more from travel.yahoo]
| "OverviewYou cannot always judge a book by its cover, but when a Japanese restaurant includes a menu in Japanese, it is a good sign that the venue will meet the expectations of its own...." |
11 reviews
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more from tripadvisor]
"I discovered Kiyos when I moved to the Gaslamp, and it promptly became one of our favorites (a twice a week habit)! The owner, Kiyo, has been in the same spot for more than 15 years, and you will still...."
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more from wcities]
"You cannot always judge a book by its cover, but when a Japanese restaurant includes a menu in Japanese, it is a good sign that the venue will meet the expectations of its own country people as well as modified Western tastes. Dinner entrées include a te..."
