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Help us make it rightIn ShortThis sushi spot in Encinitas doesn't stick to one category. The menu offers the full gamut of rolls and sashimi, but also includes items like linguini and New York steak teriyaki. It's usually a family spot, with items for kids like penne pasta, but then there are cocktail parties, jazz nights, and happy hours. The place brings surprises as unexpected as the baked dynamite and BLT rolls...
We recently had dinner at Sushi Kaito, one of our favorite sushi spots in San Diego, with a few friends including Jinxi Eats and One Gal’s Path. We usually only dine at the sushi bar when we come here, so this was our first time sitting at one of the tables and ordering off of the menu. Amberjack Sashimi
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The best sushi. BEST.
Stellar sushi, yummy noodles and bowls (try the oyako!) in a classy ambience and setting. I need to take my father in law here to see what his discerning palette thinks!
My husband and I came in on a weekday evening, and the place was wonderfully quiet. A couple of tables occupied, a small scattering of people at the sushi...
Best! I haven't tried ALL the sushi places near SD, but this is so far my favorite. I'd drive longer and enjoy every bite of sushi, money, & time at Kaito....
Kaito Restaurant is located at 1476 Encinitas Blvd, Encinitas, CA. This business specializes in Restaurants. Kaito Restaurant is open Mon - Sat, 5pm - 10pm; Sun, closed and accepts American Express, Cash, Discover and Mastercard.
Kaito Restaurant can be found at Encinitas Blvd 1476. The following is offered: Restaurants. The entry is present with us since Sep 8, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Encinitas there are 48 other Restaurants. An overview can be found here.
At Kaito Sushi it is my desire to create for you a dining experience that brings to the plate the tastes and traditions of Tokyo. All of my training has been geared towards offering you the best that the art of sushi has to offer. A meal at a sushi bar is a conversation between the chef and the customer. Please feel free to tell me about your likes, and even dislikes, so we can both arrive at a...
Stripping a sushi bar down to its basics (no koi pond, no funky East-meets-West fusion rolls) can make for a streamlined dining experience, a chance to commune with the succulent and salty gifts of the sea.
That's the little bit of sushi wisdom I got after visiting Kaito Restaurant, which has a new location (since April 2008) and new menu (they dropped the Italian and are now strictly...
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