Kotobuki Bistro (Reported Closed)

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kshimmyo

Joined 6 years ago

Better Than Average, But Not Great..... I admit that I'm a little spoiled when it comes to sashimi, but I must say... there are only two things that matter to me - the freshness of the fish, and the way it's cut. That said, although the fish was reasonably fresh, the large chunks of sashimi Kotobuki serves are sub-par in my opinion. The service was friendly, but inattentive, especially considering there were only three occupied tables. If you're looking for truly exceptional, authentic sashimi, head to East 43rd St and go to Sakagura - they will ruin you for all other Japanese Restaurants.

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ctobase

Joined 7 years ago

Best Sushi in the Area-. Having lived in Japan, I feel I have some expertize in this. The sushi is the most authentic and freshest unlike Shinjuku and Osaka ! Great decor and lovely outdoor space

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Justin Hartung

Joined 9 years ago

Japanese and Thai cuisine combine at this modish, low-key Carroll Gardens restaurant.. The Scene
This spacious restaurant mixes modern sushi bar decor with bistro touches like dark wood, exposed brick and stainless steel fans. An analog clock is projected on one wall and diners can enjoy the sunshine in the wood-decked back garden. Classics like sushi, teriyaki and udon are supplemented with an extensive roll list that includes a few surprises like the Green Twister, which wraps crispy flounder in spinach. A limited Thai menu is also available.

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picky_ny_foodie

Joined 7 years ago

not horrible, but not best sushi in bklyn. sorry kotobuki, but i hate to say this..... you're just average.

you have tough competition in brooklyn as far as sushi goes (faan, osaka, shinjuki, etc.) so you might want to study up on what the others are doing right.