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I feel like I've had comparable sushi at stand up sushi bars in Tokyo. I had hoped to be seated by the bar. Table experience is not as great. Everything was delicious, gorgeous presentation.Omakase for 2 was about price of about half a ticket to Tokyo. Wouldn't do it again. With tax/tip it was 470 total.

Omakase for $150 includes 12-16 courses. Koyo rotates their menu seasonally to incorporate new dishes and fresh catch from different regions in Japan. This menu is more creative than your average omakase, constantly trying new combinations andtextures and somehow everything hits. Definitely a personal favorite

I had an amazing experience at this restaurant. After dining at around 30 omakase spots nationwide, I have to say I was truly impressed. Each dish was meticulously prepared and the flavors were exceptional. The staff was incredibly friendly and very knowledgeable. I'm looking forward to returning to try their new dishes! View menu

Went here on Valentines day with my partner, it was a lovely experience and the service was outstanding. Every course was delicious and something I'll be thinking about for awhile. Hoping to come back for another special occasion sometime in the near future!Dietary restrictions: Willing to accommodate! They ask as soon as you sit down.

Some of the most fresh and creative dishes you can get at a low key place. I almost wish I could keep it a secret to myself, but I've told many people about this spot and it never disappoints! The staff are incredibly accommodating and during our meal I think I found one of my favorite beers at their recommendation! Can't wait to come back soon!

Koyo is a charming little restaurant that leaves a strong impression. The staff’s attention to detail and care is outstanding, greatly enhancing the dining experience. The chef is friendly and extremely knowledgeable. I would definitely recommend Koyo, especially for special occasions! They really make you feel at home and genuinely care about ensuring you have a great experience. View menu

The $200 per person omakase experience was quite disappointing, as around 60% of the food was of lower quality than what you might find in affordable takeout and generally lacked flavor. The seafood soup was entirely bland, and the fried rice was dry and equally tasteless. The truffle on the rice felt like a cheap substitute, providing neither aroma nor taste. While the decor was acceptable and the service was good, the overall dining experience left a lot to be desired.

Came to expect the exceptional experience and turned into a bit of disappointment. After I had a few dishes, I felt a roughness in my throat. And this was never resolved during the entire experience. To be honest, I rather spend the money in other place.If you expect a certain quality of Onakase in this restaurant, please check other places. Because I had such a disappointingexperience with this restaurant. I never got any refund that I was told. Very expensive for what you will expect and experience.

Wow, what a fantastic dining experience. Koyo very quickly made its way to the top of my omakase list. Food was impeccable–you can really taste the high quality ingredients (even the uji matcha from Hokkaido was amazing. Some highlights: the wagyu (ofcourse , the ceviche-esque fish dish (sigh, wish I got the names better , and a couple nigiris. Everything was so well done. Wealso got two bottles of the recommended sake pairing. Speaking of recommended, service was fantastic! Our server and the chefswere super knowledgeable and friendly. A really remarkable dinner! Definitely coming back for another special occasion. View menu