Kaki Sushi

Bland and small. That's how I describe the rolls. Fish just didn't taste that good and we had a wide variety. The chirashi bowl was ok but even then the sushi rice was off - it was very clumpy and poorly prepared. Service was good but doesn't make up for their food.

Not bad! Not the best sushi in the area, but not the worst and it boasts a large but homey old school environment with fresh fish. 4 rolls, 2 orders of nigiri, and hot tea to share came to $120 after tip. The winner of the rolls was the green dragon; the worst was the OMG roll - I couldn't even eat it. They dizzled a sweet, candy like chili sauce on top that I couldn't enjoy. The waitress was rushed but attentive, the restaurant was empty on a late Sunday night. We came for a work dinner, and my peer's culture is very conservative so it was mildly horrifying that 25% of the sushi rolls are named something implying a wink wink nudge nudge- not sure if "climax" is necessary as a roll name, but alas.

We ordered 5 rolls for 3 people and we should've ordered 6 because they were amazing!! So many great options and lots of great flavors. Their menu is organized really well so that we can order from each section. As a note everything was spicy!!!! Even if we didn't want it spicy it was They offered us green tea ice cream which was nice

Do yourself a favor and go elsewhere. The only things edible were the teriyaki chicken (surprisingly tender) and the gyoza. First time I've ever been served a sashimi platter with all of the same types of fish... Wtf is this ? And it was also all just prefrozened stuff that wasn't fresh. Had to smother in sauce to get it down and the horseradish (fake wasabi) wouldn't even mix into the soy sauce. The OMG roll we ordered was misleading and looked nothing like the photos. The other roll I ordered was just completely covered in spicy mayo and was all I could taste. Probably to cover the not so fresh fish. The spicy mayo wasn't mentioned on the menu otherwise I wouldn't have ordered it. Can we all stop smothering rolls in spicy mayo and calling this sushi? Japanese people everywhere and my taste buds continue to be appalled. The mixed tempura was almost $20 and they couldn't even give us two pieces of shrimp? My boyfriend loves shrimp so I told him to eat the shrimp and he had to spit it out cuz it tasted already spoiled. He loves everything shrimp and couldn't even eat it. This place was a sorry excuse for dinner. I couldn't eat almost everything I ordered.

Ordered a bunch of rolls and honestly it's the worst sushi I've ever had. Fish wasn't fresh and every roll tasted horrible and extremely bland. Trust me, don't eat here.

I think this is always a solid place to go when you're in the Tri-Valley and looking for good sushi with a little to no wait time. I definitely have my favorites that are further out or always have long waitlists, but if you're craving sushi last minute, you can always count on Kaki!The service is always great, the staff is very attentive and friendly! So it's still a solid choice for those reasons.

The sushi is decent. The service is fine. They're friendly. Food comes out fairly quickly. The restaurant is clean, small, with Japanese decor. We ordered:Beef UdonTempura Mix - good. Not greasy. Sukiyaki - Nice flavor but the beef was tough and had a funky taste. Not a lot of restaurants serve sukiyaki. Salmon Sashimi and Tempura Bento BoxSalmon Sashimi - must be good because my hubby ordered more after he ate his bento box. Salmon skin hand roll - yummy! I love how the skin is crispy!

Went to Kaki Sushi with my Son. Always good food. I ordered the Pork Katsu. My son ordered the Sashimi Deluxe dinner. And we split a Spicy Tuna and Spider roll.Started with Miso soup and green salad. I think it's pretty hard to screw up miso soup. And salad was a salad. My tonkatsu was very moist and came with a small container of tonkatsu sauce on the side with 3 slices of Takuan (pickled daikon). Tonkatsu also came with a small bowl of rice. My son's sashimi looked fresh. A good amount of 4 types of fish (Saba, Ahi, Sake, and Hamachi). The spicy tuna roll was 6 pieces. And I think the spider roll had 5 pieces. Little smaller portions than at other places but tasty. Service was good. Servers are always very nice and courteous. Food came out promptly. Was kinda surprised that my Tonkatsu came out before my son's sashimi dinner.

Food was yummy. Service was great - our waitress was on top of it! It was quiet and relaxing for a Friday night.

Fresh, but lacking in flavor. Not terrible, but not the best. The ikura fish eggs tasted off like dirty gym socks. Probably not on the repeat list.