Kiku Asian Bistro

Kiku is a Pan-Asian restaurant offering a wide variety of dishes, but I felt the menu suffered from being too broad. While each plate captured the essence of what it was trying to represent, many lacked the depth and intricacies that make authentic Asian cuisine so memorable. For my meal, I tried the chick mushroom lettuce salad, the Thai basil chicken, and the avocado salad. Unfortunately, none of them fully delivered on the bold, fresh flavors I typically associate with Thai or Vietnamese food. Overall, the experience felt more like an introduction to these cuisines rather than a satisfying execution of them.

Food is good tastes fresh. Ordered the sesame chicken with white rice. Fried rice isn’t an option. They need to substitute items one the menu to accommodate customers. Probably won’t be back here if I have to get a separate fried rice for $14.

The food was excellent as always. However the only drawback is that the ventilation is not as good as it should be. Their delivery man was outside smoking while waiting for the food to be packaged and the smell/smoke entered the restaurant. Not sure if anyone in the restaurant smelled it, but we did and spoiled our experience a bit.

The food and the service is always excellent here. I love the sushi as well as the noodle dishes. I've had many dinners here with my family as well as with people from my martial arts school. Always a wonderful time. Bonus - the place is very kid friendly and the staff has little toys and balloons they give kids. I've brought my toddler son there twice and he loves it too.

I grew up in South Brooklyn with no shortage of sushi experiences and options- Kiku is by far the absolute best. I first tried it about 15 years ago and I’m so happy that nothing’s changed. The tom yum soup is my favorite, it’s flavorful but not so spicy that you quit halfway through. The sushi is super fresh, not too much rice, try the Kiku Roll! I really can’t say enough about how perfect this sushi spot is. Please go and keep it in business forever!

Kiku Asian Bistro, will be seeing me more often. The energy in the e restaurant is very calm. The staff members are so welcoming and kind. The food is affordable, and well portioned.

Found this place as we were looking for somewhere to sit down and eat dinner after 10. Staff was super nice. Food was pretty good. Got a few pieces of sashimi, baked bass roll, sweet potato roll. The sushi was pretty much what you expect for the price. Also ordered the Thai basil tofu which was ok. Liked the crispy ness of the tofu and the heat but there was zero Thai flavors.