Kaya Restaurant

We tried this place due to a deal on Groupon... and couldn't have been more pleasantly surprised! Having never heard of the place, we were slightly skeptical, but everything was delicious, the staff were friendly, and the pricing very appropriate for their service (even without the groupon). We got the Combo A (a variety of meats with soup and steamed egg), as well as the tempura, hibachi seafood, and kalamari. Everything came with a variety of sides and sauces. It was so delightful, we wished for bigger bellies. Bottom line, we will absolutely be back... with friends!

Friendly service, acceptable food, but hair in soup without any compensation or apology is unacceptable. Waitress just replaced soup. Unexpected crunchy stuff on top of rainbow roll didn't please our granddaughter. Fantastic five roll was good, so was seafood noodle dish. This should have been a better experience. The restaurant looks fun but i question the cleanliness of the kitchen and won't go back.

We went here on Tuesday night. They were having half off sushi. I had a few rolls, but I tried the dragon roll and it was the BEST sushi I have ever had! I highly recommend it! Our service was fast and we seemed to have more than one server, they were all very friendly. I'll be going back again! :)

Be warned that this restaurant has changed management. The menu is smaller, different but some old favorites are there. The wait staff is almost completely new so things are a little rough. Mr Park, the old owner, is apparently still in the kitchen and the flavor profiles are largely the same. If you lived the old Kaya, brace yourself for change. But we have hope that things will smooth out soon.

This review is for Iron Age, under new management. It’s hard to imagine anything that could have improved our experience here tonight. The food and service were fantastic. We came after the dinner rush, and Lisa was wonderful. She helped us with recommendations, the grilling, explaining how things are seasoned, etc. We’ll be back!

I went a very long time ago, and I hear it's under new, very good management, but I have to say that the food was wonderful, and we felt quite pampered--little dishes of deliciousness everywhere and all aimed to enhance what you actually ordered. Really, it was just 2 of us and the table was filled. Highly recommend and would like to go back. Babysitters please?

Kaya is under new management and you can taste the difference, especially when it comes to their sushi. The new owner also just happens to be the sushi chef! He was commonly seen behind the counter at the well known now closed Haiku. Where he created some of the tastiest sushi offerings and now he's making a go at his own place. The fish are extremely fresh and he continues to masterfully created tasty generous portions that will sure to please the discerning sushi connoisseur!

We come here a lot because my gf loves Korean food. I have to say the service here has been horrible lately. We came one time and the waitress walked away before we could even finish our order. I had to track her down and make her come back. She didn't even seem to be apologetic about it. And the rest of the time she was just plain slow and unfriendly to our table. The next time we went we had the same problem with the service, they were just slow and not that nice. I don't think we will be going back to give them another chance. I reccomend going to Scilla restaurant around the corner