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Our Story: Ancient Kyoto, meaning Capital of Peace, was the Imperial capital of Japan for over a thousand years. Inspired by a panorama of scenic hills to the North, West and East, the city reigned from 794 to 1868 as the cultural and artistic center of the nation, a position it still has today. Our restaurant captures Kyoto-style cuisine, which is noted for its refined taste and artistic presentation.
Relaxed Japanese option featuring assorted sushi rolls & hibachi meats served in warm environs.
Hours
| Monday | 4:30–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 4:30–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 4:30–10 PM |
| Thursday | 4:30–10 PM |
| Friday | 4:30–10 PM |
| Saturday | 4:30–10 PM |
| Sunday | 4:30–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1000 S State St #5, Clarks Summit, PA 18411
Phone: (570) 587-3236
Website: http://www.kyoto570.com/
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Reviews
Victoria Demuysere
Atmosphere was warm and inviting, my bf wanted to share a place he used to go to all the time as a kid. The food was really good! My only complaint is we got habachi dinners and my lobster was overcooked. The staff was very nice too! As well as habachi we also got some sushi, tempora shrimp and veggies as well as fried dumplings with sauce, all delicious.
… moreAndrew Lake
Had dinner with the family here for Valentine’s Day. Sat on time for our reservation. Place was hopping as it was Valentine’s Day. Drink and food orders taken quickly and drinks were served quickly. We all had hibachi. I had some spicy lobster roll sushi as well. It was good. We shared edamame and it was over cooked but still ok. Chef came and confirmed orders. I had ordered noodle but was served rice and noodle. That’s fine. Soup and salad were good. Sad no yum yum sauce was served. Food was ok. Noodles were more like ramen style than lo mein style that we’re used to at Mirakuya. Waiter never came back to check on drinks. I had to get there attention to do that. People sitting next to us didn’t get their appetizers until after the bill was served. Owner/manager took care of it and gave them it for free to go. Pricing was ok. Overall not bad. Was hoping for better based off reviews.
… moreTahsin ÖZDEMİR
I had an amazing dining experience at Kyoto! The shrimp, steak, and sushi were absolutely delicious—fresh, perfectly cooked, and full of flavor. The service was excellent, with friendly and attentive staff. The atmosphere was cozy and enjoyable. I will definitely be coming back. Highly recommended!
… moreBugsy
Decent interior, but christ is the food bad. I’m not sure who is reviewing this place so highly but the one time I attempted this place and got 3 different dishes all three had meats that were almost inedible. Tough, dry, and overall disappointing and definitely not worth the almost 20 dollars per person we spent. Honestly for how terrible the meat was I wouldn’t spend any amount to eat there.
… moreLidia Bessmertnov
This was our first time in this place and probably last. Menu is very limited, prices are kind of high, actual menu prices are at least twice as high as online prices. But service is the worst. Even though there weren’t many people, most of the time we were unable to find our waitress and then she just completely dissappeared. The only good thing about this place is welcoming atmosphere. We’re very thankful to the wonderful host, who was very friendly and extremely helpful.
… moreMaj
I liked the food but I want to know how the shef feels if I shove the so salty food down his throat? I should have returned the salty unbearable food rather than paying more than $150 for party of four!
… moreBarb Yuhas
Very entertaining. The chef cooked right at the table. He joked and people tried to catch shrimp in their mouth. Food was excellent.
… moreKay Bro
Both of my kids and their friends love it here. Best hibachi all around!
… moreCarlos (LOS)
Best around.
Huge portions.
Good show.
Excellent food and sushi.
A great night out for family or a date.
This place does is right.
You won’t be disappointed.
Get reservations.
… moreHuge portions.
Good show.
Excellent food and sushi.
A great night out for family or a date.
This place does is right.
You won’t be disappointed.
Get reservations.
Jeff
I’ve been looking for good Japanese since I moved to the area last year and this place is by far the best!
I grabbed a little bit of everything to get a good idea of their menu and I was not disappointed.
The onion soup was the only item I might pass on next time. It had a really nice flavor but was a bit over salted for my tastes.
The gyoza was fantastic! Normally the meat to wrap ratio is heavily in favor of the dough but not here. The wrap was light and crisp, the meat perfectly cooked and seasoned. Every bite was perfect.
The vegetable spring rolls were the best I’ve had in a very long time. Again, the wrap wasn’t too thick and just flaked apart when you bit into it. The seasoning was amazing. I could’ve made a meal out of just those.
The angry chicken was on point. The meat was perfectly buttered and cooked with a nice fry. The batter was thin and seasoned well so you get the flavor of the chicken and sauce more than the batter. The chicken was moist even after it cooled down. Normally chicken cooked this way gets chewy when cool but not this.
The coconut shrimp were amazing, a nice subtle coconut flavor to complement the shrimp and the sauces were the perfect type for them.
The sushi…. Perfection on a plate. We got the spicy maki combo. The spicy crab was my favorite but the tuna and salmon were amazing as well. Perfect balance of flavor and heat with generous portions of the respective fish wrapped in not too much rice and a very mild tasting nori. Honestly the ONLY critique I have on the sushi is that the rolls were not sliced evenly, but that is really splitting hairs.
I rarely give out 5* reviews but Kyoto in Clark’s Summit deserves much more than 5.
This restaurant is now going to be top of my list. Thank you for such an amazing meal.
… moreI grabbed a little bit of everything to get a good idea of their menu and I was not disappointed.
The onion soup was the only item I might pass on next time. It had a really nice flavor but was a bit over salted for my tastes.
The gyoza was fantastic! Normally the meat to wrap ratio is heavily in favor of the dough but not here. The wrap was light and crisp, the meat perfectly cooked and seasoned. Every bite was perfect.
The vegetable spring rolls were the best I’ve had in a very long time. Again, the wrap wasn’t too thick and just flaked apart when you bit into it. The seasoning was amazing. I could’ve made a meal out of just those.
The angry chicken was on point. The meat was perfectly buttered and cooked with a nice fry. The batter was thin and seasoned well so you get the flavor of the chicken and sauce more than the batter. The chicken was moist even after it cooled down. Normally chicken cooked this way gets chewy when cool but not this.
The coconut shrimp were amazing, a nice subtle coconut flavor to complement the shrimp and the sauces were the perfect type for them.
The sushi…. Perfection on a plate. We got the spicy maki combo. The spicy crab was my favorite but the tuna and salmon were amazing as well. Perfect balance of flavor and heat with generous portions of the respective fish wrapped in not too much rice and a very mild tasting nori. Honestly the ONLY critique I have on the sushi is that the rolls were not sliced evenly, but that is really splitting hairs.
I rarely give out 5* reviews but Kyoto in Clark’s Summit deserves much more than 5.
This restaurant is now going to be top of my list. Thank you for such an amazing meal.