The food was delicious and fresh. Loved the foxy girl and spicy scallop roll. The service was great. Ambiance was beautiful.

It was a fully packed house on a Friday night, bustling with families, first-time dates, and friends meeting up to welcome in the weekend. We didn't have a reservation, but were able to get seated within 20-30 minutes. Speaking of the interior, lighting was dim and design was overall nice and welcoming. I would say the environment is casual, not exactly an over-the-top fancy establishment. The menu was expansive and it felt like you could order everything from the sea. This sushi restaurant is more of a sushi roll place where you can add on whatever nigiri pieces that meet your desire; you can do omakase but you're probably better off going to a fully dedicated omakase spot. I thought all the dishes satisfied my belly and tastebuds. A big plus was that the service was efficient operating throughout the house. I would come back to this neighborhood spot, for sure.

So, I was about to give this place a 4 because I'm stingy with my stars! But there is honestly no reason not to give it all 5! As you walk into the space you're always met by a hostess who is ready to seat you quickly and without too much fuss. Once you're seated you're offered a steamy hot hand towel to clean your mitts and prepare you for a plethora of yummy options. The service is prompt without being pushy. Perfect for a date for two, and they also have room for larger parties of up to 10. The menu is quite extensive, from eggplant miso, to rib eye steak, to all sorts of special sushi rolls, soups and noodles. There is something for everyone who is in the mood for great Japanese fare. The atmosphere is calm, dimly lit and comfortably air conditioned (it's currently summer in NY and that matters!). So if you're in Carrol Gardens/ Cobble hill area and craving a nice sit-down sushi dinner experience without breaking the bank, this is the place to come. Affordable but with an upscale feel, that isn't trying too hard. On our several visits to Ki, we have tried the Gyoza, Otshinko Salad, the Volcano Roll, Fantastic Roll and just about every roll on the menu at this point. Everything is plated and presented beautifully, yet simply by the clearly visible masterful chef that line the counter. Ki Sushi has never let us down and we always leave feeling satisfied and very zen.

Great place in downtown Brooklyn. Came little late close to closing hour but they were very accommodating. Sushi was excellent. Good food and good service.

Our experience at Ki Sushi last night on Friday was phenomenal. The service was perfect. The wait was not bad since they were busy on a Friday Night, the hostess made sure to take down your name and phone number for the waitlist. It was a 10-15 min wait but you get seated pretty quickly. The hostess noticed we had our large duffle bags so she made sure to seat us in a more spacious seating area. Our server was Shirley and she was super polite, and very transparent about the portion sizes. The other servers offered us hot towel service for our hands which was nice. All servers were very attentive and refilled your water without you having to ask. Which was greatly appreciated because we were drinking Sake as well. The servers made sure not to rush you and gave you the time and space to enjoy your meals. They also asked for permission before clearing your empty plates. I know how exhausting the service industry may be on a busy night, but everyone had the best bedside manners and provided amazing service. My favorite roll that night was the pikachu roll. All of sushi and sashimi (not pictured bc we were so hungry lol) tasted fresh and amazing. The sashimi combination platter was delicious also. We tipped them 25% for the perfect service that night because despite it being a busy night, they serviced everyone with great patience and attention to our comfort and treated us with kindness. Shirley gave us a complimentary mochi ice cream dessert at the end of our meal. We look forward to visiting Ki Sushi Again. I extend greatest gratitude to the servers, chefs and the hostess

Ki is everything I want in an elevated neighborhood sushi restaurant. Reminds me of a spot I grew up going to with my parents back home. It's dimly lit at night, with comfortably spaced out tables and a sushi bar. On weeknights, you can usually walk in without a reservation, But, weekends are usually pretty booked up. Waitlist is easy though :) The owners clearly take great care in creating a menu with lots of crowd pleasers. So many options and everything is super fresh! My friends who are BK natives shared this spot with me and it basically convinced me to move to Boerum Hill. Eddy is really sweet, but everyone at Ki is awesome.

An upper-scale sushi spot in Brooklyn on a prominent blvd. I randomly walked in here with a girlfriend craving sushi and was blown away at the intricate menu options and instantly felt underdressed. The talent of these chefs in this sushi bar is unmatched. When you see a sushi bar mixing fruit with food and nailing the taste buds..... COME! The lychee drink was also fabulous! I have to come back here and try more on the menu.

Great upscale neighborhood sushi spot! The place was dimly lit and perfect for an intimate dinner. All the servers were extremely attentive and the food came out in a timely manner. Came here with my cousin shortly after the restaurant opened for lunch. The restaurant was quickly being filled for lunch so I'm sure it gets super busy for dinner! We ordered the - Yellowtail Jalapeño - Yuzu Ora King Salmon - Salmon Platter - Spicy Tuna Roll - Shrimp Tempura Roll You can tell this restaurant uses high quality fish in all their dishes. Would definitely recommend!

I'm not sure what my expectations were for this place, but I was pleasantly surprised. For a neighborhood sushi spot they surpassed any expectations I had for quality. I ordered the sushi omakase, spicy tuna crispy rice, and a toro scallion roll. The spicy tuna rice is a generous amount of spicy tuna on thin bed of rice and seaweed deep fried. My friend and I both really enjoyed how crispy and rice and seaweed combo was with the tuna. The sushi omakase comes with 10 pieces of fish that's supposedly flown in from tsukiji market. I thoroughly enjoyed each piece and was surprised at the quality. Definitely worth the price, i think it was around $45-50? The toro scallion roll was listed at market price, the price came out to around the price of the other rolls honestly. We spent around $80 a person. This place was pretty busy for a Thursday afternoon for lunch. The restaurant itself is clean and pretty dark. Service was friendly. Happy we tried this place and overall a good experience.

I'm excited to find this Japanese spot in the neighborhood. From the outside, you can easily walk past this spot as the entrance is quite hidden. When you walk in, you're welcome into a dim and romantic room for dining. We arrived at opening and the restaurant filled up in the next half hour. Since we came at 12:30pm, we were able to order from the lunch menu which has various deals. I got the Chirashi Lunch ($23) and the boyfriend got the Chicken Teriyaki Bento ($15). Both dishes included a salad and miso soup, which was great to start with. A lot of people ordered the bento boxes, which is affordable and filling. It has a little bit of everything to complete your meal including a California Roll and gyozas. As for my chirashi bowl, it was perfect. There were 11 various slices of sashimi from tuna to salmon to yellowtail. There was also a couple slices of sweet tamago and pickled radishes to compliment the dish. Everything was so fresh gently placed atop of a banana leaf separating the warm and fresh sushi rice underneath. Even the rice was delicious and I rarely say that! I left with my stomach happily stuffed. This is such a great spot for a date night or for a good lunch special. I'll have to come back to try their omakase too. Plus, service was great and everything came out in a timely manner.