Kikusushi Japanese Restaurant, Cupertino CA

The staff here is extremely friendly and occasionally stuff is on sale here, around 30% off. It's an extremely good deal since the food here is fresh. The family combo here is also a good deal, it includes appetizers (2), sushi roll (2), bento & donburi (2), and ramen (1) for $55 (you have options to choose from). Also inside there are mini (Asian) snacks you can buy.

Just okay. I'd probably get the same fish quality at Marukai.

I ordered the Triple Delights (3 tuna sashimi, 3 hamachi sashimi, 3 salmon sashimi, 1 tuna nigiri, 1 salmon nigiri, 1 hamachi nigiri, 3 tuna maki, 3 salmon maki). The fish quality was just decent.

Ordered wagyu bento, $21 and tastes like beef jerky lol.def unique experience for ua. 1st and last time for us!

The food here is alright. I used to come here all the time to buy onigiri and premade bento boxes. It was one of those good time, but now they don't offer the premade bento and onigiri anymore, the food is still okay but I might not visit here again because the market part is also no longer there. It's kind of sad.

This restaurant is in the boarder of Cupertino and Saratoga. It’s a hidden gem in the old plaza. Great sashimi quality!
We bought kiku chirashi, bara chirashi don and squid nigiri for lunch from Uber Eats. Kiku Chirashi is best value in the area.

The place is in a pretty secluded area. It's kind of hidden in the back. The snacks are pretty good, and they are generally pretty affordable.
They have a 30% discount on pre-made food around 5: 30pm or 7pm.

Best place for sashimi/nigiri in south bay! Their toro/otoro tuna nigiri is a must have at this place. All their nigiri and sashimi are super fresh and tender. The store is a small semi-restaurant and store hybrid. You can pick up bentos/sushi/sashimi etc or order at a kiosk to get it freshly made. I recommend ordering at the kiosk to get it freshly made foe the best experience.

Food is of reasonable quality. But the menu is very misleading. I ordered a sashimi plate, which on the menu offers 6/7 fish varieties and is supposed to come with miso soup and rice. But what actually came only has 3 fish (12 pieces in total) and no miso soup or rice, yet I was charged the same price as listed on the menu.

This market is a hidden gem! They have so many Japanese bentos to go, and one of the rare places where to go sushi actually tastes good. They also have many different types of other ready-made bentos other than the typical “dons” (rice bowls), which made me compelled to try a few and spend more than I had intended. All very good! My sister had some with us later, and ended up going back the next day on her own.