Kaze delivers an intimate omakase experience focused on precision, seasonality, and exceptional ingredients. Contemporary Japanese courses are paired with elegant nigiri, letting pristine fish and perfectly balanced rice speak for themselves. Thoughtfully paced and warmly hosted, Kaze is a refined setting for both special occasions and effortless nights out.
Hours
| Friday | 6–11 PM |
| Saturday | 6–11 PM |
| Sunday | 4:30–9:30 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 6–11 PM |
| Thursday | 6–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1610 E Thousand Oaks Blvd suite b, Thousand Oaks, CA 91362
Phone: (323) 487-3293
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: exploretock.com
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Reviews
How could 19 courses be consumed in one sitting?! Somehow they made 19 courses the perfect amount of food to leave you feeling completely satisfied.
The Chefs are truly making art on the plates. At one point I said “wow it’s like a dance in my mouth. The flavors and technique were all perfectly executed. I can’t wait to go back time and time again!
And the food- absolutely outstanding! Each dish was bursting with flavor, beautifully presented, and crafted with such care. Every bite was a delight, making this hands down the best omakase experience I’ve ever had.
We will definitely be coming back–an impeccable combination of ambiance, service, and exquisite cuisine!
Only two seatings per evenings where they serve Omakase 5 nights per week. We hope to be back soon.
I would highly recommend Kaze for a special occasion. Many of the guests drove in from Los Angeles and Santa Barbara to experience a phenomenal sushi meal.
I would not bring children unless your children have an amazing palette and can eat anything served to them.
At Kaze, the 19-course omakase is not simply served — it unfolds like an elegant fever dream you never want to wake up from.
Chef Sean operates somewhere between surgeon, poet, and quiet culinary warlock. Every piece of nigiri felt intentional down to the millimeter. The rice was warm and perfectly seasoned, cradling fish so pristine it felt borderline disrespectful to chew too quickly. Each course built on the last with effortless precision — delicate, balanced, surprising, and occasionally so good it made the entire room go silent.
And then there’s Kevin.
Kevin doesn’t just “pair” wine — he engineers harmony. Every pour elevated the bite in front of us, from crisp, mineral-driven whites that made the seafood shimmer to softer, nuanced selections that rounded out richer cuts flawlessly. It never felt forced. It felt inevitable. Like the wine and sushi had been waiting their whole lives to meet.
Maddie set the tone from the moment we arrived. As host, she made the entire evening feel warm, personal, and seamless. The pacing, the attention to detail, the way she made us feel completely taken care of — it tied everything together. Nothing felt rushed, nothing felt overlooked. She created the kind of atmosphere that allows a 19-course experience to feel intimate rather than overwhelming.
By the end, we weren’t just full — we were impressed, grateful, and already planning our return.
Kaze isn’t just dinner in Thousand Oaks. It’s craftsmanship, hospitality, and obsession with detail all working in perfect sync.
An unforgettable experience.