Kaz Sushi Bistro

Good sushi and great service! The Japanese special was good value.

Came here for the restaurant week menu. It's fine. The sushi is fine, but for $35 a person I really expected fresher fish and higher overall quality. Also going to nitpick the inconsistencies of their desserts -- of two Panna cottas ordered, one was still frozen & sorbet-like. Again, it's not a bad thing, but the price leaves something to be desired.

Good sushi restaurant! The waitress gave us superb service and her best suggestions. Nevertheless some sushis were so basic that I can’t give a 5-star rating. Among our favourite were the Hawaiian wulu and the seabass Fish braised. Tempura plate was also great. Thank you.

Wonderful sushi/ sashimi. The bbq beef app was superb. My waiter Harris made this an amazing experience helping with the saké selection. I would definitely go back!

A solid restaurant for a delicious omakase! The location of Kaz is very conveniently located and great quality for DC. I love the cute, compressed paper towel tablets, where the waitstaff will pour some water over to “inflate” so that guests can wipe their hands before their meal. For reference, having moist paper towels is a standard in Japan, so this makes it feel quite authentic. I went for restaurant week, and the sushi arrangement was awesome and delicious. The fish was fresh, and the side dishes were too.The only qualm I have is with those strange rectangular nigiri options (see photo) with vegetables and other uncommon ingredients. Although they look very cute, they would fall apart when you try to pick it up and I wasn’t very impressed with the flavor combination.

Another great dinner at Kaz. I can't believe they have been cranking out some of the best sushi in DC for 20 years. Seared salmon belly is amazing.

Always reliably great sushi, nice sakes, highly recommend. The desserts are superb too. Tonight it was the green tea crepe with ginger ice cream that made me swoon but its something different each time.

The fish is so fresh! It is expensive but well worth it in my opinion. The taste of the sushi is definitely more on the authentic side than it is fusion. If you are huge on fusion style of flavor explosion, this may not be the place for you. This place exceeds more in simplicity and authenticity. Good sushi should not need a lot of flavor embellishments in order to taste good which Kaz Sushi Bistro exemplifies. Do not expect to feel "full" unless you plan to spend a lot of money; this is a great place for providing very good food to the "satiated" level which is just perfect. As for service, just expect it to be slower on the weekend. Unfortunately, I was just in a hurry to pay my bill. I will definitely come back on a more calm day. Go to Kaz Sushi Bistro with patience and enjoy every morsel. :)

Great service, quality, and unmuted differentiated flavors with the sushi pieces. Probably the best sushi in town.

Innovative sushi plus some delicious small plates

This spot knows how to serve their clients. Consistently with a helpful demeanor. The food is fairly priced, always tasty and clean.

I believe that KAZ Sushi is the best sushi anywhere in the White House area of Washington DC.

Came here for the Valentines day set menu for a delicious food adventure of Japanese and fusion fare. Would definitely recommend. Our waiter brought us three different sakes to try before we decided on the one we liked best. It was really fun to play the game of guessing which sake was which. The chef at one point came out and torched our wagyu beef personally before we dug in. We had a really lovely evening.

I have been coming here for years. They have some of the rarest fish I've ever seen. Straight from Tokyo. Best sushi place in the whole region.

The sushi was really good. They had all the standard options and then unique takes on rolls and nigiri. Lots of options and fish choices. If you want sushi in Foggy Bottom you can't go wrong with this choice.