Sleek teppanyaki spot & sushi bar with theatrical chefs cooking meats & veggies on tableside grills.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 385 US-9W, Alpine, NJ 07620
Phone: (201) 767-6322
Website: https://www.kikurestaurantsnj.com/
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Reviews
First off, when I called to make a reservation, the person on the phone was extremely rude. No hello, just a “Kiku Alpine”. When I asked for a reservation, they took my info and said “ok” and hung up. No confirmation, no “thanks” or “have a nice day”. When I arrived for our reservation it was exactly the same. No smiles or warm service.
The waitress was extremely impersonal. No smile. No “How are you?” Just came up and said “what do you want to drink?”. Drinks took forever to come, water never came even though we asked, and she dropped glass onto our grill that shattered and they never moved us to a new table.
Finally, the food. Chef was good! Talented and kind, but wasn’t as engaging as the other chefs I have had at Kiku. The food was more bland and smaller portions than the previous times I had been there. For a 100+ bill for two people, I was just severely disappointed. This place used to be an excellent experience! Feels like they have lost their way now.
They should hire more inviting / friendly receptionist. Receptionist came up to me while I walked in and ask if I want to eat certain dish without directing me to my table. I’ve never in my life ask that question at any restaurant:) Lingerling Clorox odor but taste of their cod broth soup over ride all above complains. It’s that good^^
We all thoroughly enjoyed our dining experience and the ambiance, decor, drinks and food were great!
The waiters are nowhere to be found. Show up after 10-15 minutes and look confused.
Would highly recommend passing. This is just my experience but there is an overabundance of smell once you walk in. The place looks more like a wedding hall than a hibachi establishment and sadly isn’t set up properly to remove the cooking odor. My clothes smell and are currently in a bag waiting for me to do laundry tomorrow.
2/3 of the sushi we tried to order was out. How?! I guess Sunday is either popular or there was a problem with the fish. I don’t know. It’s a first for me. Maybe 1 or 2 types of fish could run out but the bulk? Strange…
Would have been nice to find but I’m putting this on my “don’t go” list.
We were quoted a wait time that turned into an inexcusable, sanity-testing two-hour marathon. Every 10 minutes—like clockwork—a staff member would promise our table was just about ready. It was a complete farce and a masterclass in disorganization. The waiting area was a chaotic mess, with no clear system or communication, just repeated empty promises.
When they finally, finally, called our name, the disaster continued. They tried to seat our party at a broken hibachi table! It took another argument and delay to get us to an actual, usable spot. But the service, or total lack thereof, was the real insult.
After being seated, it took an additional 30 minutes for someone to even approach the table to take our drink order. And when they did, they managed to mess it up completely. The final, horrifying straw was when they actually handed an alcoholic beverage to one of my underage children. This is not just bad service; it’s a serious and dangerous lapse in judgment.
Avoid this place at all costs. Waiting two hours, being lied to repeatedly, dealing with broken equipment, and then receiving unsafe and abysmal service is simply not worth anyone’s time or money.
Reservation was at 6 it’s now 8:45 and we still haven’t even ordered dinner !!!