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Address: 6322 Brookside Plaza, Kansas City, MO 64113
Phone: (816) 437-7513
Website: http://www.sayachikc.com/
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Reviews
Chrispus Taylor
A Crunchy Taste of KC
I recently visited Sayachi and had an incredible experience. The highlight of the meal was definitely the Kansas City Roll and the Gyoza.
The Gyoza: These were perfectly prepared. They had that ideal balance of a tender filling with a crisp, golden-brown sear on the outside that provided a satisfying crunch right from the start.
The Kansas City Roll: A must-try for locals and visitors alike. It was fresh, well-balanced, and stayed true to that “crunchy delicious” profile I was looking for.
If you’re looking for high-quality sushi and appetizers in the city, Sayachi delivers. I’ll definitely be back for more!
… moreI recently visited Sayachi and had an incredible experience. The highlight of the meal was definitely the Kansas City Roll and the Gyoza.
The Gyoza: These were perfectly prepared. They had that ideal balance of a tender filling with a crisp, golden-brown sear on the outside that provided a satisfying crunch right from the start.
The Kansas City Roll: A must-try for locals and visitors alike. It was fresh, well-balanced, and stayed true to that “crunchy delicious” profile I was looking for.
If you’re looking for high-quality sushi and appetizers in the city, Sayachi delivers. I’ll definitely be back for more!
Sabrina S.
Very good happy hour menu. Our server Kevin (that’s the name on our receipt) was very kind and attentive.
We went during happy hour on a (very cold) Saturday and it wasn’t crowded at all. Gyoza was two-time order worthy.
The sangria was a typical sangria. The Hi-Chew refresher was a sweet type drink.
If we were looking for just good traditional sushi, we’d come back if we were in town.
… moreWe went during happy hour on a (very cold) Saturday and it wasn’t crowded at all. Gyoza was two-time order worthy.
The sangria was a typical sangria. The Hi-Chew refresher was a sweet type drink.
If we were looking for just good traditional sushi, we’d come back if we were in town.
Jo Parker
Had an absolutely amazing night at Sayachi. We went on a Friday night expecting it to be busy, but were met with an empty dining room. The server was very attentive but not overwhelming. I recommend this place to anyone in KC looking for good sushi and a great happy hour!
… moreYvonne Clark
I stopped here for a quick and affordable lunch since it was right down the street from my appointment.
I ordered the 2 rolls for $13 lunch special. Since the crab rangoon were so highly rated online I ordered some of those too. The crab rangoon and the California Roll both appeared to be made with real crab and not the imitation crab you find at other places. They also served it with spicy mayo instead of the usual sweet and sour or duck sauce which was a nice touch.
Bonus that the food was delivered by robot.
The paintings on the wall were a very nice touch too to the decor.
… moreI ordered the 2 rolls for $13 lunch special. Since the crab rangoon were so highly rated online I ordered some of those too. The crab rangoon and the California Roll both appeared to be made with real crab and not the imitation crab you find at other places. They also served it with spicy mayo instead of the usual sweet and sour or duck sauce which was a nice touch.
Bonus that the food was delivered by robot.
The paintings on the wall were a very nice touch too to the decor.
Kristy Cruz
Best sushi I’ve had in years! Very fresh and flavorful! Glad i went for happy hour! Service wasn’t the best maybe my server was just having a bad day or maybe she just had a crappy attitude. But the delicious food made it all worth it! Very clean bathrooms too! They also have fresh wasabi if you ask for it.
… moreMonica S.
Great new restaurant. We had the Tori Karaage meal and several sushi rolls. The staff was fantastic and we are glad this new neighborhood spot opened up! Can’t wait to come back to try the Ramen.
… moreAnna Goodwin
Checked out this low key sushi place right in the heart of Brookside. I got the Kansas City Roll and Rainbow Roll. Both were delicious. Our waitress was super nice.
It wasn’t very busy when we went just because it was after lunch and before dinner. I would love to come back for dinner for a night time vibe. It had a nice, sleek and simple atmosphere. I loved the painted cherry blossoms on the wall!
… moreIt wasn’t very busy when we went just because it was after lunch and before dinner. I would love to come back for dinner for a night time vibe. It had a nice, sleek and simple atmosphere. I loved the painted cherry blossoms on the wall!
Amber Litteken
My $42 Shrimp Fried Rice
I have never left a negative review of a restaurant, but I was *seriously* disappointed by my experience at Sayachi. I was excited to try this sushi spot when I saw their all-you-can eat special for the Chiefs game advertised on Instagram. I invited some friends to join me. I got there first and ordered a dish to snack on while I waited for them to arrive. I was planning to do the $38 tier of the deal and ordered the shrimp fried rice with plans to order a couple rolls when the rest of my party arrived. When my friends arrived and our server *finally* came back around, they tried to order the $28 tier. The server informed us that if anyone was doing all-you-can eat, everyone had to order the same tier, so they would all have to get the $38 tier since I had already ordered. I didn’t want to force my friends, so I asked if I could just pay for the shrimp fried rice separately at the regular price and go down to the $28 tier. She said she had already rang it in. I asked if she could get it voided and ring the item back in at the regular price and she said no. I explained that no one had told me about the rule when I ordered, the rule was not printed on the menu, and the rule was not included in the social media promotion. The server just restated “that’s the rule” and said she didn’t know who seated me. I pointed out who sat me and the server told me that she is the manager. Our server did not offer any other solution or to ask the manager to find a solution, insisting that everyone in our part of 5 would have to order the $38 all-you-can-eat since I had ordered it for myself before they arrived. Rather than force all my friends to do that, I paid for my own ticket and we all left and went to Brookside Sushi for a lovely meal. After tax and a $1 tip (never before in my life have I left a bad tip), my total came to $42, and all I got was shrimp friend rice and four hangry and indignant friends.
I understand that an all-you-can-eat special is difficult to regulate, but it was infuriating that NO ONE explained this rule before it was too late, it wasn’t printed anywhere, and there was no attempt made by the service staff to remedy the situation. I have sympathy for a server who “doesn’t make the rules” as she repeatedly pointed out, but she did not offer any solution or offer to speak to her manager about the solution I suggested.
… moreI have never left a negative review of a restaurant, but I was *seriously* disappointed by my experience at Sayachi. I was excited to try this sushi spot when I saw their all-you-can eat special for the Chiefs game advertised on Instagram. I invited some friends to join me. I got there first and ordered a dish to snack on while I waited for them to arrive. I was planning to do the $38 tier of the deal and ordered the shrimp fried rice with plans to order a couple rolls when the rest of my party arrived. When my friends arrived and our server *finally* came back around, they tried to order the $28 tier. The server informed us that if anyone was doing all-you-can eat, everyone had to order the same tier, so they would all have to get the $38 tier since I had already ordered. I didn’t want to force my friends, so I asked if I could just pay for the shrimp fried rice separately at the regular price and go down to the $28 tier. She said she had already rang it in. I asked if she could get it voided and ring the item back in at the regular price and she said no. I explained that no one had told me about the rule when I ordered, the rule was not printed on the menu, and the rule was not included in the social media promotion. The server just restated “that’s the rule” and said she didn’t know who seated me. I pointed out who sat me and the server told me that she is the manager. Our server did not offer any other solution or to ask the manager to find a solution, insisting that everyone in our part of 5 would have to order the $38 all-you-can-eat since I had ordered it for myself before they arrived. Rather than force all my friends to do that, I paid for my own ticket and we all left and went to Brookside Sushi for a lovely meal. After tax and a $1 tip (never before in my life have I left a bad tip), my total came to $42, and all I got was shrimp friend rice and four hangry and indignant friends.
I understand that an all-you-can-eat special is difficult to regulate, but it was infuriating that NO ONE explained this rule before it was too late, it wasn’t printed anywhere, and there was no attempt made by the service staff to remedy the situation. I have sympathy for a server who “doesn’t make the rules” as she repeatedly pointed out, but she did not offer any solution or offer to speak to her manager about the solution I suggested.
James Hunter
The sushi was above average. This place is new, so I plan to check back at some point in the future. However, the atmosphere is a little lacking. There’s lots of great opportunity for atmosphere; like a bar and other excellent decor features. It just is a little bland, and I think a lot of it has to do with the fact that people haven’t discovered it yet.
I evaluate the price of sushi in a restaurant based on the price of their rainbow roll. Here it is $16. That is the most expensive rainbow roll I have ever seen in the midwest. Lunch for two with a Coke and a beer cost $50.
I don’t see myself having lunch here everyday, but I will definitely consider it again for some special occasions.
… moreI evaluate the price of sushi in a restaurant based on the price of their rainbow roll. Here it is $16. That is the most expensive rainbow roll I have ever seen in the midwest. Lunch for two with a Coke and a beer cost $50.
I don’t see myself having lunch here everyday, but I will definitely consider it again for some special occasions.
Through Bec Specs Travel Blogger
Ramen, dumplings, sushi, robots…need I say more?? This cute and quaint Japanese restaurant and sushi bar found in the Brookside neighborhood serves fresh and delicious entrees. Start your meal off with the tasty homemade crab Rangoons and dumplings. The wings are absolutely mouthwatering too! There is a robot inside of the restaurant that will bring your appetizers and sushi rolls to your table…how cool! For our entree, we enjoyed one sushi roll and two spicy ramens. The ramen was loaded with flavor, noodles, veggies, meat, and eggs. This is a great spot to go with family, a nicer friend’s outing, or on a date. If you are looking for a top ramen and sushi spot in the Kansas City area, Sayachi is one place you do not want to miss out on!
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