Kyoto Japanese Grill

I've been here several times, and it's okay.

The steak is almost always over-cooked. The salad tastes kind of cheap, but the house dressing is good.

If you order sushi just know it will be very good, but the very last thing to arrive at your table.

Last night our waiter had literally no grasp of english except what was on the menu, which annoyed me a little, and then they charged us an extra $1.50 because my husand and I asked for ginger sauce to go with the seafood sauce they send out with your dinner.

We'll probably be back because the sushi is good and it's never crowded.

Truly awful. Went there a few years back for my birthday and it was a horrible experience.

Firstly it was a Friday night and the place was empty, bad sign.

I ordered sushi for an appetizer and it was dreadful. The fish wasn't fresh (smelled like fish), tasted awful, very poorly constructed, and over all inedible.

For my main course i order the calamari and it was awful. I think that I could have easily made a pair of leather shoes out of them. I know Calamari is difficult to do right but for the price that was paid for it, i don't think its unreasonable to expect it to be done right.

The service was slow, and when I complained about the quality of the calamari, they attempted (note attempted, not succeeded) to fix it, but the waitress seemed to be hiding a scoff at the fact i dared complain.

Don't recommend this place in the least. Little Tokyo right up the road on Glenstone and I-44 is far better.

Not a bad place to eat but for sure not my favorite sushi restaurant in Springfield. The Vegas roll wasn't bad (deep fried avacado & crab roll) but the pieces are just SO BIG! Definatly more than a mouthful like sushi is supposed to be.

The Chef's Choice nigiri was pretty bland but I did like the California roll (although to be fair, it would have to be a REALLY bad Cali roll for me not to atleast like it a little, lol)