“I really struggled with Shiki. I wanted a more affordable omakase place, but it ended up feeling like it was neither here nor there?”
H3
6.7/10Japanese
AI-generated summary
The runs about $65 for 12 pieces or $100 for 17, and it's over in under an hour. People like the less traditional pieces and say the add-ons at the end are the best part. Others say it's a fixed set menu that never changes, more tasting menu than real , and that the rice sits too heavy on each piece.
“I really struggled with Shiki. I wanted a more affordable omakase place, but it ended up feeling like it was neither here nor there?”
H3
“I've tried both. They are about the same experience wise. My personal opinion is that most of the 100$ omakases really are similar quality wise”
H3
“Tried and honestly not impressed. Your paying 65$ for 12 pieces of sushi that were pre-decided that does not show any particular creativity on sushi chefs part and no effort to really show case fish.”
H3
“Casual omakase: shiki (soho)”
H2
“Shiki omakase was high quality with a nice ambience for around $100/pp for their 17 piece set”
H2
“Shiki Omakase, 80 for 11 courses, 100 for 17.”
H2
“Sushi Omakases: Sanyuu West Shiki Omakase”
H2
“It’s a pretty good and straightforward 12 course omakase for $65/pp.”
H2
“Shiki - Very nice food but the service really stood out.”
H2
“Shiki omakase for $65, yes you heard right, $65 is hands down the best one I’ve had in the city, only topped by one I had in Japan”
H2
“amazing quality and execution for the price, and really friendly service”
H2
“adding Shiki if you want sushi but downtown and a quicker (60 Minute) omakase instead of Tanoshi’s 90 minute one.”
H2