Share(718) 935-0575
122 Smith St
Brooklyn,
NY
11201
40.6877
-73.99
Neighborhood: Boerum Hill
What People Are Saying About Ki Sushi
The Editor
Justin Hartung
Citysearch
The Scene – The imposing stone facade looks more like a real estate office than a sushi joint, but, inside, warm greetings from the chefs and black-clad waitstaff set an inviting tone that parallels the interior. Candle-filled nooks in exposed brick walls and a bamboo water sculpture soothe local couples and fish fanatics lured from nearby neighborhoods. Gentle Japanese pop plays unobtrusively in the background. – – The Food – Though chopsticks are run-of-the-mill balsa, everything else ranks well above your average Brooklyn sushi restaurant. Fish tastes like it jumped…
11/01/09
best sushi in cobble
by noodler at Citysearch
Highest fish quality in Cobble Hill. Better than hibino and the other smith st sushi joints by a long shot.
- Pros: excellent fish
- Cons: none really
09/02/09
Fresh and Fantastic
by ahms at Citysearch
My husband and I go for sushi at least once a week and typically favor a well known spot on court. recently a friend mentioned that Ki Sushi surpased our normal location by far. We figured it wouldnt hurt to try something new and have been die hard fans since. The sushi chefs are friendly and personable. The wait staff is attentive and answers any questions you may have. And most importantly the fish is FRESH and FANTASTIC. their combinations are well thought out and mouth watering. it is some of the best miso soup around -- and the TNT truffle appetizer is addictive. Well worth the slightly higher price of other neighborhood spots.
- Pros: Friendly and attentive wait staff
- Cons: usually need to wait for a table
04/20/09
Best Sushi in Brooklyn
by CSMobileUser at Citysearch
For Brooklyn this has to be my favorite place for sushi. Bad waiter experience guy, chill out dude!
The Details on Ki Sushi
What to Drink:
Wines by the glass maintain unexciting sushi-joint standards. Order a frosty super-sized Asahi ($4.50) or the silky Otokoayama sake ($10) instead.
Where to Sit:
A nook in the front provides a cozy romantic window seat for couples on dates.
Look Good:
Fresh-grated wasabi comes only with the omakase (chef's choice) menu, which is available in two tiers, $25 and $35.
