(425) 828-0707
442 Park Pl
Kirkland,
WA
98033
47.6765
-122.2031
Neighborhood: Moss Bay
Rikki Rikki A Japanese Rstrnt
What People Are Saying About Rikki Rikki A Japanese Rstrnt
The Editor
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Citysearch
Eastside sushi spot with a vast sake selection and varied menu.
One word...... C0CKROACH!!
by Drew483
I LOVE sushi!! With that being said I would have recommended this restaurant to anyone looking for good sushi on the Eastside...... until last night.
Rikki Rikki has been a fairly regular haunt of mine for the past 3-4 years. Their rolls and sashimi are better than most sushi restaurants and I enjoyed the $4.95 happy hour rolls several times a week at my peak. This all came crashing down after going toe to toe in a battle for my ginger with a c0ckroach. There are a lot of things I can deal with. I've picked hair (head hair, not short and curlys) out of my food, actually had a fly in my soup but a C0KROACH on my sushi!? Come on Rikki Rikki!
The General Manager was full of excuses and very smug as well. "All I can do is apologize!" Wrong answer Keigo Sorajo.... wrong answer.
Think twice before going there!
P.S. Citysearch needs to take C0CKROACH off the inappropriate list so we don't have to sub a zero for an O.
- Pros: Mac and Jacks is good.
- Cons: C0COKROACHES are bad!
Best in Kirkland
by BigonSushi
Ok, I have been going here for over four years and I must say, it is the best in Kirkland. Of course there are better sushi places, like Nijo in downtown Seattle but for Kirkland, this is it. I've read other reviews and was surprised as I have never had a bad experience here. I have had slow service when busy but never bad food or rude staff. The only thing that is annoying to me about the place is that they run out of things. Toro is a good example. As far as the bar, it is a SUSHI place. It isn't a club so whoever posted about the "biker" bartender...Who cares.
There are other places in Kirkland but all of them have sucked. I recommend Rikki Rikki unless you are one of those cheap sushi people who will settle for conveyor belt places such as AA Sushi or Blue C. GROSS.
- Pros: Food
- Cons: Slow service when busy
Good, but not great.
by dnsd2008
I went here for the second time with a friend the other night. The spicy crunch roll (the one that is deep fried) was good - perfectly spicy. Also got the scallop and crab roll and it was deliciously sweet and perfect. The eel roll was less so, disappointing when compared to the other two. The Agedashi Tofu was perfect! Absolutely delicious. Our watiress was very nice, refilled my tea quickly and was joking around with us about the drunk guy yelling at people in the bar.
Not the best sushi restaurant, but good for its location.
- Pros: Good rolls, convenient location
- Cons: prices are a little high for the casual atmosphere
The Details on Rikki Rikki A Japanese Rstrnt
Know Before You Go:
Their 'sushi hour' (their version of happy hour offering $1.50 sushi) takes place Monday through Fridays from 3pm to 6pm, Sundays to Thursdays from 9pm to 10pm, and Saturdays and Sundays from 10pm to 12am.





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