Kotobuki - Reserva de mesa

You’ll need to make a reservation, and to show that you’re serious, there’s a requirement for a down payment. Believe me, that commitment will have you looking forward to your visit! The meal comes with multiple courses, and I highly recommend pairing it with their sake drinks. It’s an extra cost, but it complements the meals perfectly and is absolutely delicious. I've heard they change their menu every season, and this time they featured wagyu beef. Honestly, if I could have afforded it, I would have returned the very next day just for that experience! They also offer caviar as an add-on, but that’s entirely up to you. The staff here are incredibly friendly. The bartender, whose name esca...

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I absolutely love this restaurant. Some of the best sushi I have tried. Located on a nice, quiet street in DC. It is upstairs, so keep that in mind if you're mobile impaired. Very small space too, so be prepared to wait. By far the best chirashi bowls I have had. Easily my go to dish here aside from the sushi. I also tasted the eel kamameshi, and it's very good. Love how the rice is cooked to a crisp alongside the metal bowl it's served in. They have a top to keep the dish hot and big tasty chunks of eel throughout. The small side dishes they serve with it are also great. Servers are busy but helpful and nice. Looking forward to coming back!

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I have to say that dining at this restaurant transported me back to Japan. Even though the location is a bit inconvenient and the interior decor is somewhat dated, I was truly impressed by the quality of the food. I had mackerel oshizushi and eel kamameshi, and both dishes were so delicious that they could easily be served in Japan. I highly recommend trying the kamameshi; you won’t find this authentic Japanese dish anywhere else in the DMV area or even on the East Coast.

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I must say, dining at this restaurant made me feel like I’m back home in Japan. Despite the inconvenient location and the outdated indoor decor, I was very impressed by the quality of food. I had mackerel oshizushi and eel kamameshi. Both were so good that they could be served in Japan. I highly recommend trying the kamameshi, as you can’t eat this authentic Japanese dish anywhere in the DMV area, or even on the East Coast. Reserva una mesa ahora

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I wish this restaurant were closer to my home. I dined here for many years whenever I had a teaching schedule at GU. The kamameshi and chirashi are consistently delicious. The kamameshi comes with different side dishes each day, which keeps things interesting. One small issue is parking; when I pass by, it's difficult to find a spot, especially since Safeway is closed.

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(3.5 stars) I really enjoy the lunch specials here; the fish is fresh and the portion sizes are generous. The atmosphere is also very pleasant, making it a nice place to relax and eat. However, I wasn't particularly fond of the spicy tuna roll.

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A true hidden gem in DC. The entry is really sober but come in, you will not be disappointed. The fish is really fresh, the food is awesome and the service is fast and courteous.It's a 10/10 for me.Food: 5/5

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The service was consistently excellent, regardless of how crowded the restaurant was. The sushi was always fresh, and the eel and clam rice combination made for a satisfying meal. Reserva una mesa ahora

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The best sushi around… sadly I called to put in a pick up order at 830 pm and they said they were closed. But online hours state 9 pm

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The lunch special is fantastic, and I always have a great experience here. The staff is respectful and courteous.

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