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$27.47 Average Item Price

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500 S Pointe Dr, Miami Beach, FL, 33139, US 1(305) 701-1320

On the Kissaki Sushi menu, the most expensive item is Premium Omakase Juuni, which costs $95.00. The cheapest item on the menu is Kid's White Rice, which costs $5.00. The average price of all items on the menu is currently $27.47.

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Kissaki Sushi is a high-end Japanese dining destination with active location in Miami Beach, Florida which is popular for its modern interpretation of traditional omakase sushi, premium seafood sourced directly from Japan, and an intimate cocktail lounge ambiance. The bestselling signature items on the menu include the Toro Sundae for $24.00, Uni Pasta for $28.00, and Spicy Tuna Crispy Rice for $24.00. The cheapest menu item is the Salmon Don at $ $18.00, while the most expensive menu item is the 15-course Omakase for $150.00. The average cost per person dining at this restaurant ranges from $50.00 to $150.00.

Guests visit Kissaki Sushi to enjoy meals in the comfortable dining room or grab food to go through takeout and local delivery services like Uber Eats and ToastTab. The restaurant serves as a premier destination for seasonal omakase tasting menus and specialty cocktail pairings. Indoor dining rules prohibit pets, restricting entry to service animals. Customers appreciate the high-quality sushi which receive high ratings on review platforms. The Miami Beach location which has permanently closed its doors featured a moody, Tokyo-inspired aesthetic with intimate lighting and a sleek, curved sushi bar. Its Bowery location, the flagship restaurant of Kissaki Sushi, has also shut down.

Kissaki Sushi Menu

What is Kissaki Sushi Most Famous for?

Kissaki Sushi is most famous for its premium omakase chef's choice dining experiences and fresh seafood flown in directly from Japan. The restaurant earns recognition for its direct-sourcing model, holding a personal fishery and wildlife license to ensure that ingredients like Hokkaido uni and bluefin tuna arrive within 24 hours of catch. The menu highlights include creative pairings like medium fatty Bluefin Tuna (Chūtoro) topped with caviar, and yellowtail (Hamachi) served with a unique jalapeño pumpkin purée. Signature menu choices include the rich Uni Pasta, Toro Sundae topped with caviar, and A5 Wagyu Fried Rice. 

Founded by Chef Edgar Valerio, the restaurant features traditional Japanese culinary techniques with contemporary fusion flavors. The restaurant maintains a dedicated fishery and wildlife license, allowing the team to source high-quality uni, caviar, and fresh fish directly from Japan. The 3,000-square-foot space features a moody, dark-lit interior designed by Lauren Jayne Design, which mimics legendary Japanese drinking dens. 


What are the Most Popular Signature Items on the Kissaki Sushi Menu?

The most popular signature items on the menu of Kissaki Sushi are Toro Sundae, Uni Pasta, Wagyu Fried Rice, Spicy Tuna Crispy Rice, and Baked Crab Hand Roll.  Here is a list of more top menu items available.

  • Toro Sundae: Fatty tuna tartare layered with marinated egg yolk, nori puree, and Osetra caviar.
  • Uni Pasta: Temomi noodles tossed with wasabi, nori, sesame bread crumbs, and fresh Hokkaido sea urchin.
  • Wagyu Fried Rice: Pan-fried rice prepared with A5 Wagyu beef and topped with a poached Jidori egg.
  • Spicy Tuna Crispy Rice: Crispy fried rice blocks piled with spicy tuna, serrano chile, and soy butter.
  • Baked Crab Hand Roll: Succulent crab meat wrapped in soy paper with umami mayo and kosho butter.
  • Seared Nigiri Flight: Curated samplings of A5 Miyazaki Wagyu and tableside-flamed otoro tuna.
  • Fluke Crudo: Thinly sliced fluke served with ponzu, grapefruit, and truffle carpaccio.

What Drinks and Beverages Can You Have at Kissaki Sushi?

The drinks and beverages available at Kissaki Sushi are Kosho Margarita and Truffle Old Fashioned. Kosho Margarita delivers a Japanese twist on a classic margarita with tequila and citrus. Truffle Old Fashioned provides a savory variation of a traditional cocktail with truffle essence. Below is a list of more drinks available at the Japanese restaurant.

  • Specialty Cocktails: Kosho Margarita features tequila and Japanese spice, paired with Smoky Paloma, Nihon 75, and Truffle Old Fashioned.
  • Sake, Beer, & Wine: Premium sakes include Kokuryu Black Dragon, paired with imported Japanese lagers and fine wines.
  • Hot & Cold Beverages: Traditional Japanese green tea provides a soothing choice, served with iced coffee, fruit-infused lemonades, and bottled water.

What is the Cheapest Meal on the Kissaki Sushi Menu?

The cheapest meal on the Kissaki Sushi menu is the Wagyu Fried Rice priced at $29.00. Wagyu Fried Rice is a savory pan-fried rice tossed with premium A5 Wagyu beef and scallions, topped with a rich, poached Jidori egg.

What is the Most Expensive Meal on the Kissaki Sushi Menu?

The most expensive meal on the Kissaki Sushi menu is the 15-course Omakase priced at $150.00. 15-course Omakase is a premium multi-course dining experience where the chef selects 15 unique courses featuring direct-from-Japan seafood and fresh fish prepared using both traditional and contemporary techniques.

What are the Healthiest Meals on the Kissaki Sushi Menu?

The healthiest meals on the Kissaki Sushi menu are Fluke Crudo, Salmon Sashimi, Madai Sashimi, and Spicy Cucumber Salad. Fluke Crudo provides lean white fish protein with citrus ponzu and grapefruit. Salmon Sashimi supplies omega-3 fatty acids through fresh raw salmon slices without rice. Madai Sashimi offers lean red snapper protein. Spicy Cucumber Salad is a low-calorie cucumber salad flavored with garlic glaze and togarashi.

How Often Does Kissaki Sushi Offer Special Offers?

Kissaki Sushi offers promotions regularly through weekly specials, annual dining events, and limited-time deals. The Manhasset location features Omakase Wednesday with 15 courses for $125 and a Sunday-through-Thursday happy hour from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM with $10 drinks and sushi plates. Select locations also participate in NYC Restaurant Week with prix-fixe menus, introduce occasional weekend-only dishes, and offer discounted omakase packages through platforms such as Pulsd NYC. Guests can check Kissaki’s website or Instagram page for current offers.

Does Kissaki Sushi have a Loyalty Program?

Kissaki Sushi does not offer a standalone, points-based loyalty or rewards program. Instead, guests can save through recurring events such as the $125 Omakase Wednesday at the Manhasset location, sushi-making classes, and occasional third-party promotions. Fixed-price omakase packages may also be available through lifestyle platforms such as Pulsd.

Does Kissaki Sushi offer Family Meal Bundles?

Kissaki Sushi does not offer traditional family meal bundles, but it provides group-friendly options such as the Kissaki Picnic Pack. Priced at around $95, the pack serves two to four people and includes kani salad, edamame, and five sushi rolls. Groups can also create a shared meal by ordering à la carte dishes such as uni pasta, Wagyu fried rice, and individual sushi rolls.

Does Kissaki Sushi offer Vegan Options?

No, Kissaki Sushi does not offer a dedicated vegan menu or a wide selection of vegan sushi rolls because its menu focuses mainly on premium seafood and omakase dining. Vegan guests may choose simple plant-based items such as edamame with sea salt, seaweed salad, and spicy cucumber salad. Basic cucumber or avocado maki rolls may also be prepared upon request, but guests should confirm the ingredients with the staff before ordering.

Does Kissaki Sushi offer Gluten-Free Options?

Yes, Kissaki Sushi has gluten-free options on the menu that include Salmon Sashimi and Madai Sashimi. Salmon Sashimi features fresh salmon slices without soy sauce or wheat ingredients. Madai Sashimi presents lean red snapper slices without wheat. 

Is Kissaki Sushi Pet-Friendly?

No, Kissaki Sushi is not a pet-friendly establishment. Indoor restaurant rules prohibit pets inside the restaurant premises and allow only entry for service animals as required by local regulations.

Can You Order Ala Carte in Kissaki Sushi?

Yes, Kissaki Sushi offers à la carte ordering for guests who prefer individual dishes instead of a complete omakase experience. Options include nigiri such as akami, chutoro, and otoro, along with maki rolls, tuna flights, and smaller chef-selected sets. The menu also features starters and izakaya-style dishes such as spicy cucumber salad, yakitori skewers, and Wagyu fried rice, as well as hot entrées like the signature uni pasta.

What Other Services does Kissaki Sushi offer?

Kissaki Sushi offers several services beyond its traditional omakase counters, including private at-home omakase experiences, hands-on sushi-making classes, takeout, and delivery with packaging designed to protect the quality of its sushi and bento sets. Select locations also provide cocktail bars with craft drinks, sake flights, small plates, walk-in seating, and outdoor dining. Kissaki also manages the direct sourcing and importation of premium seafood from international fish markets and domestic fishing boats.

Does Kissaki Sushi offer Catering Services?

Yes, Kissaki Sushi offers professional off-site catering for corporate dinners, birthdays, weddings, holiday parties, and other private events. Services include at-home or office omakase experiences, live bluefin tuna-cutting ceremonies, and seasonal custom menus featuring sushi courses and warm Japanese dishes. Catering is available across New York City, Long Island, the Hamptons, and surrounding Tri-State areas. Booking requests can be submitted through the Kissaki Private Events Form or by emailing [email protected].

Can You Rent Kissaki Sushi for Private Occasions?

Yes, Kissaki Sushi can be rented for private occasions, with options ranging from intimate group dining to full restaurant buyouts for weddings, corporate gatherings, birthdays, anniversaries, and receptions. Kissaki also provides off-site catering at homes, offices, and private venues throughout Long Island, the Hamptons, and the Tri-State area. Events can include seasonal custom menus, premium omakase, directly sourced seafood, and special additions such as live bluefin tuna-cutting ceremonies. Pricing depends on the location, date, guest count, and event format, so inquiries should be submitted through the Kissaki Private Events Page.

Does Kissaki Sushi do House Delivery?

Yes, Kissaki Sushi provides house delivery for takeout orders via DoorDash, Grubhub, and Uber Eats.

How are the Reviews for Customer Experience at Kissaki Sushi?

Customer reviews for Kissaki Sushi are overwhelmingly positive, averaging around 4.5 out of 5 stars across major platforms. Diners praise the friendly and knowledgeable staff, engaging sushi chefs, carefully paced omakase service, and chic yet unpretentious atmosphere. The sushi counter is often described as an interactive culinary performance, with chefs explaining how to enjoy each course and accommodating dietary restrictions when possible. One customer even said that the restaurant offered great food, attentive staff, and a beautiful ambiance. Minor complaints include rushed seating and slower service during busy weekend hours.

Who are the Top Competitors of Kissaki Sushi?

The top competitors of Kissaki Sushi are Kura Revolving Sushi Bar, Ra Sushi, and Mikuni Japanese Restaurant & Sushi Bar. Check out below the other top competitors offering Japanese cuisine.

  • Kura Revolving Sushi Bar: Kura Revolving Sushi Bar offers interactive conveyor belt sushi, ramen, and mochi with over 50 locations nationwide.
  • Ra Sushi: Ra Sushi serves creative sushi rolls, bento boxes, and Japanese appetizers with over 20 locations nationwide.
  • Mikuni Japanese Restaurant & Sushi Bar: Mikuni Japanese Restaurant & Sushi Bar specializes in innovative sushi rolls, sashimi, and Japanese entrees with 10 locations nationwide.
  • Sushi Seki: Sushi Seki is a New York sushi restaurant offering premium nigiri, sashimi, creative rolls, and chef-selected omakase in a relaxed setting. 
  • Nobu: Nobu is an upscale Japanese-Peruvian restaurant known for premium sushi, omakase experiences, Black Cod with Miso, and Yellowtail Jalapeño. 
  • Blue Ribbon Sushi: Blue Ribbon Sushi is a popular Japanese restaurant in New York serving fresh sushi, sashimi platters, specialty rolls, and cooked Japanese dishes.
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