Kiori Kitchen — Restaurant in Morris Plains

Do yourself a favor and make plans to go here as soon as you can. Whether you enjoy sushi or not, the menu has plenty of delicious options to try.

I've been here twice and both times the service was nothing short of spectacular, with some of the nicest wait staff I've had the pleasure of being served by.

Me and my family made sure to get the wings both times as they are outstanding in every way; crispy, perfectly sauced, and seasoned throughout. The cheese katsu was also amazing, and unlike anything I've had before.

As for sushi, this place is a bit pricier than other places I've been to, but you get what you pay. And to me, good sushi is worth the extra couple of dollars. The quality of every roll was noticeable and each one was different and amazing in its own way.

I will be coming back in the future and, as someone who has been to many of the restaurants in the area, I would put this one very high up on my list of...

I went for a lunch meeting, which worked out well. Small modest restaurant with ample parking. Typical Japanese style, Asian fusion is the best way I can explain.

I took a leap and ordered the Unagi Don (broiled ele over rice) lunch, which comes in a bowl with a side of salad and miso soup. I substitutes moso for clear for a $2 upcharge. The clear soup was not traditional and came with two meat dumplings. Salad dressing was not traditional ginger, but similar, and both were above average.

To my pleasant surprise, the Unagi was very good ( the only reason I rated 4 stars for food) and combined made a nice light meal. If you're very hungry, order an app or something else. They did not have Toro, which tells you what you want to know about their sushi.

Based only on my Unagi Don and the very good service, ...

Fantastic experience here at Kiori Kitchen. Location has easy parking and interior is very clean. Seating is comfortable and aesthetic is nice. The staff is so nice and accommodating. The bottled yuzu drinks are refreshing. The food is absolutely delicious. We highly recommend the Takoyaki and Tuna Tataki as appetizers. The Tuna Tataki has a nice spice to it. New to the menu are the Jalapeño poppers and the I Love Snow roll which is spicy salmon inside topped with white tuna. The chicken wings are not really spicy but go very well with the pickled radish. Chicken karage is fried nicely as well. They also have bento boxes and we enjoyed the galbi one. It came with a salad, California rolls, galbi, white rice, edamame, and...