Katsuya - Recensioni

Luis and Chris in the Glendale Galleria are the best place for a casual lunch with great people to keep you company.

I have never committed on any restaurants before and I decided to give comments to this place. It’s so awfully good. Last time I came here to celebrate my anniv...

I got the sashimi platter and a miso soup. The platter was beautiful and arrived relatively quickly. The place wasn't very busy nor was it very expensive compar...

Food is pretty good. I had the crispy rice spicy tuna appetizer and it was decent. The crispy rice part was chewy rather than crispy. Like it was sitting on the...

The food is fullof taste and very pleasantt to the palate. The presentation is appealing and inductive for diners to order more. Perfect food for sharing!! I di...

This restaurant has definitely been impacted by staffing and supply shortages. Our service was slow, and they were out of all the infused sakes and one of their...

This is my second visit, and unfortunately, the service is still slow. It wasn't particularly busy, so I can't figure out why it takes so long for the food to a...

I had a craving for sushi while shopping at the Americana yesterday afternoon, so we decided to stop by this place for a quick meal. Upon entering, we were imme...

Katsuya has an excellent reputation, and the Glendale location lives up to it. It's situated in a prime spot with views of the front lawn and the iconic golden...

However, I deducted a star for two reasons. First, the menu is quite extensive, almost reminiscent of the Cheesecake Factory. Second, the wait time for our dish...

I was seated immediately with no wait, and I believe the food prices are reasonable. Our server was friendly and attentive! The spicy tuna roll and rock shrimp...

This was the worst dining experience we've ever had! The service was terrible and the sushi was not fresh, with tiny portions. We had eight different waiters br...

Unfortunately, the baked crab rolls were not only pricier, but they were also smaller and lacked the “signature sauce.” To make matters worse, they were cold wh...