Kaizoku Sushi — Restaurant in San Jose

They have an theme and they're certainly sticking to it with their decor and utensils. Atmosphere is just right and cozy. Service was quick and attentive. A pleasant experience overall.

Their miso soup is absolutely loaded with green onion, tofu and seaweed. Some Japanese restaurants dont go that far with their miso soup.

The teriyaki chicken breast is a bit bland but nice and juicy and they give you a lot of it, so much so that I ended up taking nearly a quarter of the entire portion with me to go.

Their philly roll is average, nothing wrong with that.

The salad is great and novel but I wish it were tossed more.

The rice is perfectly firm and sticky but I wish I were given a bit more of it to go with all the...

Surprisingly good Japanese restaurant in a small mall that we found on the Google map!

This Japanese restaurant has a very interesting pirate theme that I thought I was in Disneyland!

Even more impressive is the owner and the chef Oswaldo is from Colombia, but the sushi he made for us was very good, the ingredients were very fresh also.

The tea set for hot tea was also very interesting and fun to use! The trey that bring us the ice water also very “ pirate “ and the ice water glass also printed with world map!

This restaurant are full with details that shows the owners Oswaldo put in lots heart and soul into it!

We will be...

This place is a expensive, but convenient and close to my place. There is a sushi place I go to when I am at my parent's house in west San Jose. Kaizoki Sushi does have a great variety of foods. Not found at ur typical sushi place. Try them and see for ur self. I know prices are higher, but its not the restaurant fault, it's the economy, availability, do to the fuel costs and virus still, and probably the war in Ukraine and rent that land owners are charging restaurant owners these days. Please support ur local restaurants. I do as often as I can. I will keep coming to this place when I have a...