Kiku Japanese Grill

"The owner/manager is extremely rude. Customer service is not in his vocabulary. a group of us went after Bible study, as we had been doing before he started coming to his store. One of us ask for an extra small teriyaki packet and he was very upset. He spoke, harshly and spoiled our lunch. The next week we went back, and he would not serve us. He asked us to leave. I don’t recommend this restaurant to anyone that cares at all about being treated kindly in this world we now live in. Now that he has taken over, he does not post the prices on the menu board. Just the entrées so you don’t know how much you’re going to pay. I wonder if this is against a California state law? “Shame On Him”!!!!"

"This place is AWESOME! I had the Spicy Beef Plate with Remain Salad and Cold Pasta and girlfriend had the Spicy Salmon Plate with the same sides. The portions are big and the taste is out of this world. We live in Van Nuys and it's worth the trip just for their food and I should mention the staff is awesome and the place is really clean and comfortable. Treat yourself to a great meal and go there. You deserve it."

"This place used to be a LOT better back in the day… the portions used to be bigger and tastier, even the salad you get now is such a small portion. They are also very stingy with their condiments… if you ask for more ginger, you’ll get ONE small plastic container (regardless of the size of your party). Bottom line, for the price and service you get, I’ll try somewhere else from now on."

"Passing by and came in because there aren’t many Japanese restaurants around. Ordered steak plates, the salad was good. I was surprised they don’t list price on their menus. Not sure if that against the law. Overall it’s more like a fast food place."

"The food was great but I didn't like the fact that upon ordering, we were immediately told that we could not eat inside. It would be take out only or we could not order! We arrived 20 minutes before closing so I am very confused why we were told this. To have the chairs up and you are not closed yet, is very disrespectful to your patrons. Also how can you tell a customer you are closed when you really are not closed? So beware. If you want to eat inside, you have to arrive way before closing."