Kiki's Japanese Casual Dining

Ate here today after a long stint and was reminded of why I’ve always loved Kiki’s. It’s always been delicious, but since working in Japanese cuisine and learning more about the culture I have found a deeper appreciation for the authenticity and little details I might not have noticed before. The food and beverage selection is also vast for such a small establishment. Omotenashi translates to something along the lines of “hiding your front self” guest first and guest only mentality- what sets Japanese hospitality apart. My inner nerd felt at home here.

Kiki's reminds me of Japanese home cooking with amazing ingredients, deep flavors and traditional dishes! The sashimi was very fresh, sukiyaki has deep broth flavors and noodles cooked just right, and their katsudon was amazing! Can't wait to try all their other items!

This was an amazing meal! The server was quick and the food was soo good! My partner got chicken yakisoba and I got the kimchi yakisoba, neither was too spicy and the flavors were on point! Truly an authentic hidden gem. If we weren't on our way to the airport, definitely would've taken home the leftovers.

Sukiyaki is as good as what I had in Japan! Takoyaki and green tea not recommended- taste cheap. Service was all right, not very nice and patient.

Kiki’s is the kind of spot you want to keep as your little secret… but the food is too good not to share. Cozy, welcoming, and full of character, the old-school décor makes you feel like you’ve stepped right into a little corner of Japan—authentic, charming, and completely unpretentious. The food is fantastic: fresh, flavorful, and served in generous portions that make you smile when the plate hits the table. Prices are more than fair for the quality you get, and the service is friendly, attentive, and genuinely warm. Whether you’re here for a quick lunch or a relaxed dinner, this place will leave you happy, full, and already planning your next visit.

Absolutely awful all around. Parking lot is a bit small. Coming into the store, the atmosphere is kinda dead. The wiring and structure above is a mess. The host/server barely communicates to seat you. There are a lot of options on the menu. We got sushi, Ramen, something with chicken. The non sushi plates seemed okay to my friends. The sushi was miserably lacking. The meat was warm, in a sad state, the rice wasn't sticky to the meats, and it would break apart. The Wasabi was sitting in a jar for everyone to share, and is not sanitary. The prices were ridiculous for the quality of the food and the service. I would not come here, ever. Highly recommend against it.

Great mom and pop hidden gem! Delicious and great service. Good prices. All this food was 60. Large portions. My one thing is I wish they had more spice options. Casual dining

I almost cried when the food came out. This is the only restaurant I've been to where it feels like a genuine home cooked meal. They are truly a mom and pop shop. I felt nostalgia, warmth, care, and love through the food and I didn't even grow up eating this cuisine. If you've seen Miyazaki's 'whisper of the heart', eating here feels like the scenes when she sings 'country road'. I would describe it as country Japanese food, but I know very little about the topic. It's simple, elegant, and beautiful. Very casual atmosphere, not a lot of seating, you won't regret eating here. Their tofu katsu allowed me to live my katsu dreams while staying pescatarian - and it was fire, blew me out of orbit. I may write them a love/thank you note later. The menu is long, but I'd recommend reading through it and not deferring to the ramen menu immediately. See if there's anything new you may discover you like.