Populairste Aziatische restaurants in East Norwalk

Absolutely fantastic. Can't wait to go back. Cocktails 2 ounces, for one, which is nice in a world of rapidly shrinking drinks. They run high but that's why. Another thing I love is that entrees, referred to as "plates" come in small and large. This lets you try more things. Seafood risotta was the best I've had. I'm not a huge risotto person but this was larger rice very al dente. Just delicious. We tried the wagyu sushi ($14 a piece) which was delicious but I wouldn't order it again. Big seaweed salad was perfect. My friend had the skirt steak (huge and medium rare), with truffle fries and a salad. Our server was a sweetheart and suggested a perfect Pinot Grigio to go along with my meal. Lots of parking, too, and just off 95 (Arch Street exit). We split a beautiful, unusual chocolate mousse (came in the form of a slice of cake with a whipped cream layer). The decor is charming and the bar is long, so it's a great place to eat alone. So happy I found it. I live in Norwalk, close to New Canaan, and go to Greenwich almost never. My friend had a meeting at the US Bank next door (private banking, not a consumer bank). We chose this because it shares a parking lot with Canoe. I had a hard time deciding what to eat because everything looked so creative and wonderful. Home run. The restaurant is much smaler than I expected it to be but we made reservations for 6:15, so had no trouble. I imagine later reservations are tough to secure, particularly on weekends, though in clement weather they open the patio, so there's more seating.

Delicious sushi! Beautiful ambience, very attentive and friendly service!

Outstanding! The atmosphere, delicious food, friendly service, what a great evening, we will definitely be back!

Delicious food, wonderful staff and great fun atmosphere.

A terrific dinner to celebrate a 40th birthday. Misha is an incredibly attentive, friendly and helpful server; all of the servers are, but Misha is a standout. We are sushi/sashimi aficionados. We travel widely and sample the offerings in any city or country we visit from Japan to the UK and beyond. Kashi’s fish is among the best, probably in the top five worldwide. Be prepared for large pieces of fish on your sushi. The only things I would like to see changed are the noise level (if you’re seated in the bar area it’s not as bad) and the lack of any special role that includes eel or scallop. Kashi is definitely not a cheap outing. It’s pricey, even by Manhattan standards - but it’s worth it.