Sushi Kazu

Came on day 3 of the grand Re-opening (2/1). The owner was the only one making sushi. Granted it was a snowy day and not full but still handful of tables of curious customers to try it out given the change in ownership. The service was decent, nothing special but at least 4-5 staff working so not slow. The chef, however, was just like an old grumpy man. Not friendly, not welcoming, and not personable at all, He had at least 6 adults at the sushi bar and didn’t interact, say Hi or smile at any of the customers. And then the way he cut nigiri and sashimi - narrowest and thinnest slices we’ve seen. Literally had fish cut narrower than my skinny index finger. We initially thought he sliced each piece in half for his style of presentation. Turns out; that’s how he cuts them. Yet, the prices are some of the highest we’ve seen. This ain’t Uchi or Sushi Den/Izakaya Den type of place to charge the same prices only to serve tiniest slices of mediocre sushi. Most rolls were basic and some creative. The owner is charging $11 for fresh wasabi, exactly y the same portion of which goes for $3 at sushi restaurants in town . There are so many great and good sushi restaurants in town with very good quality fish, good cuts and presentation and friendly customer service but this place ain’t it.

I went here with my boyfriend and it was an amazing dining experience. The staff was attentive and super friendly. Everyone greeted us as we came in and left, they even sang me happy birthday! The food was great! All of the sushi was delicious and you get a very large serving! The karaage was the perfect appetizer and was crispy and juicy. The restaurant was clean and was a very relaxing vibe. If you want good food, great service, and a calm ambiance, COME HERE!

This is no longer the best Sushi in Colorado. Kazu sold it. I tried, with my son in law who lived in Japan, and his first reaction was "not a Sushi Chef". Much of the wonderful Japanese cuisine is gone. No more hot pots. Barely any real sushi or sashimi. It is now a run of the mill sushi bar. I will give it some time and try again, but my heart is broken. They will need to find a REAL Sushi chef. Back on the hunt for a real Japan trained, Japanese sushi chef in Colorado so I can have great Sushi again, which is what this was, but is not now.

Sushi Kazu is the best Sushi restaurant in this area. I visited there after renewal. Food is great, restaurant is clean and the server was very friendly. We'll come back again real soon!

Today is also the grand re-opening of Sushi Kazu in South Denver. The restaurant has been in business since I can remember and was hidden gem in this part of town. It was closed for about a month for some renovation work. This is one of the few Japanese owned sushi restaurants in town and has the semblance of small restaurants in Japan. Besides refreshing its interior, the menu is also updated. Still many value set lunch and dinner selections as well as the tasty Japanese style curry. Sushi Kazu is right by Arapahoe and Peoria and the address is 12201 E Arapahoe Rd, Centennial.

Been coming here for years! Fresh sushi, great service

The food is delicious, and the service is spot on. It's not big or fancy, but great place for a quick meal.

I went here when I was 16, I'm now 32. If you're going to get sushi. This is the place! Everything is incredibly fresh and the portions are generous. If I could come here more than 2-3 times a year I would be so happy. Me and my sister usually do this for our birthdays and have been a tradition ever since!

Zeny was awesome!!!