Kiko Sushi South Miami

Kiko's sushi is incredible! Amazing service, and the vibe here is immaculate. The food is delicious and they play incredible music. The Shumai is brilliant. I'd definitely recommend it, 10/10! :)

Delivery review only- Food is always fresh and modifications are listen to. Love the torched saba, spicy seaweed salad, yellowtail jalapeño.

Open late (points!). Delivered on eats app. Good deals (buy one get one). However, I felt the quality reflected the price. Average. Packaging was standard. They forgot the chopsticks but did include wasabi and ginger! Delivery speed was adequate. Tbh I don't think I'd quickly re order from here. The quality was below my usual spot by a wide margin.Order:Two for one shrimp shumai (small, subpar)Two for one tuna + jalapeño (nice jalapeño, tuna top felt off)Kani roll (felt highly processed)Rice quality was a little below average overall. As expected condiments (soy sauce, wasabi, ginger)

Came here for Cinco De Mayo because i had just came back from a cruise from Mexico so i didn't want to repeat meals. It was a little tricky with their reopening time because online it said 4 pm but we actually had to wait until 5. Nonetheless, I ordered my food to go so i didn't have to wait long for the food to come out. I got the spring rolls (super crunchy in the best way) and for my meal I got the 2 sushi roll combo with includes either soup or salad (i got miso soup). I got spicy kani and the shrimp tempura bc i prefer my sushi cooked and it did not disappoint! Everything was so tasty, even the sauce had a kick to it. Next time i would like to dine in to get a different experience but overall i was satisfied and would definitely recommend to anyone who wants good tasting sushi at a reasonable price.

We absolutely love this place! We have been here maybe five or six times since discovering it. I appreciate the vegetarian options for sushi rolls, which are different than most sushi places in Miami. I love the sweet potato roll and the AAC roll, but the tofu skin is the best. Since my husband isn't vegetarian, we've gone with other couples, so they could take advantage of the all-you-can-eat deal. They also have an option for adding all-you-can-drink sake, which is really good. Especially with the loud dance music and the sake, it can feel like a party if you go with enough people. The servers have always been very nice and friendly. Once we were told we would have to wait like 30 min to sit because they have so many to-go orders, but we didn't mind, and they usually have plenty of tables open for dine-in. We only ordered to-go once, and I have to say the quality of the food is much better dine-in. Parking is paid parking around Sunset Place, and the ambiance is fine. I definitely recommend the place for the quality of the food and the unique choices.

I ordered four sushi rolls on Uber eats. These are the smallest rolls I've ever seen in my life. Insane bc the rolls are expensive too. Check out this picture. Wont be coming here or ordering from here again.

Pretty good. Shrimp tempura rolls were buy one get one free, which was good since each roll was about half the size of normal. White and regular tuna sushi and miso soup both good. Only bad thing was shrimp tempura roll had lettuce, which I don't care for.

The Summary:Since this place opened we come regularly at least once or twice a month. We sit down after running, order a few appetizers and a couple of beers. Overall, it's very nice, and prices are fair.The experience:Well, we've mainly interacted with one of the servers, who is always attentive and friendly, but once we were coming in and we were turned down because they were "busy with the take out orders"... which would have been enough reason to never come back if it had been our first time going, but we let it slide because they've earned one slip (however, piece of advise: if you don't want to lose your customers, dedicate at least some of your staff to deal with the walk-ins even if you have lots of pick-up/delivery orders, especially when we are always-hungry repeat costumers).Anyway, the food:We usually get appetizers, so that's mostly what I can review: The gyozas and the shumai, steamed, of course (but you can also get them fried, if that's your thing), are very tasty, but don't expect the filling to be meaty and chunky, it is more of a paste, I guess? I can't really describe it fairly, but try them, they are very good regardless of that. Generally speaking, we almost never miss the spring rolls: the sweet and spicy sauce is pretty good, and the eggrolls themselves are excellent... they sometimes over toast the shell slightly more than necessary, but never, ever enough to spoil the experience!The edamame is good, but I don't really see much difference between edemames here or there... it's nice for when you're waiting for the rest of the food, I guessThe chicken tempura is a bit low on salt, and is one of the best choices of appetizers: it is filling, and always perfectly cooked (and the soy sauce more than takes care of the salt, so never for a moment think of messing with that formula if you're dipping it).I haven't tried the miso soup, but the friends who have seem to have enjoyed it.As for actual food, I've tried the spicy salmon, which is always good, the beef teriyaki, which I found to be a bit lacking, especially on the texture side (felt like boiled meat with sauce on top), and a bunch of pieces and parts of rolls we have shared but that I wouldn't be able to say which they were now, but all of them were pretty good, too.Overall, it is a quiet, nice spot for a nice meal. They mostly have domestic beers but they do have a couple of Japanese-inspired beers, we've tried the Asahi, which is actually a "product of Italy", and I think I saw Sapporo, too but I have tried it before, so I wanted to try something new and I actually enjoyed the Asahi. Overall, the price-quality relation in Kiko Sushi is very positive. They seem to be raising their prices now (last week, the menu still said 7.99 for at least one thing the system is already charging 8.99 [they deducted the additional dollar when pointed out, but the fact is the prices are being updated]), but I feel their good quality and nice service is still worth it, even with a little bump in the prices.Recommended.Unless they turn us down again for the take out orders... I'm petty that way (and, yes, that cost them the fifth star) :-p

Don't even think about. Whatever offer they are giving on Ubereats is not worth the waste of a meal you'll have. I could not each the sushi roll i purchased bc it tasted old, soggy & no flavor what so ever.

I ordered through Uber eats app and the picture displayed is false advertising as the price is also not reflected on the quality of the sushi. I expected it too look like the picture and in turn only got 8 pieces, missing the end of the shrimp, no kani black tabiko on top and it was cold expected to be hot since it's "cooked". Definitely won't order from here again.