Sushi Kill — Review by RainaisCrazy
Monrovia, United States — Japanese
Sushi Kill in Monrovia offers an impressive Japanese restaurant experience with much more than just sushi. The reviewer loved the perfectly charred skewers with sweet glaze, fresh sushi options, and diverse cooked dishes including fried calamari and spider rolls. The restaurant stands out for its variety and beautiful aesthetic, making it a great choice for both sushi lovers and those seeking cooked Japanese cuisine.
What was great: Perfectly charred skewers with sweet soy glaze, pork sausage skewers, deep fried fishcake with cheese, panko breading, fried calamari, spider roll with soft shell crab, fresh sushi variety, cooked options like shumai and pork cutlets, salad dressing, pistachio ice cream, diverse menu beyond just sushi
What could improve: Nothing mentioned
The Dishes
Sushi Kill delivered an impressive array of Japanese offerings that went well beyond typical sushi selections. The skewers were a standout item, charred to perfection with a delicious sweet soy glaze. The pork sausage skewers were particularly memorable, while the deep fried fishcake with cheese inside provided an interesting textural contrast with its panko breading. The appetizers continued to impress with quality fried calamari that showcased excellent technique.
For cooked rolls, the spider roll emerged as a favorite, featuring soft shell deep fried crab topped with eel on rice that was absolutely delicious. The menu also featured shumai, stir-fried beef, pork cutlets, and various bento box options. Those seeking raw preparations had plenty to choose from with fresh sushi selections. The salad dressing was particularly noteworthy for its flavor profile, and the meal concluded with pistachio ice cream that provided a perfect finishing touch.
The Experience
The restaurant features a beautiful aesthetic that immediately impressed the reviewer. The atmosphere and presentation clearly contributed to the overall dining experience, making it feel like a destination worth visiting for Japanese cuisine enthusiasts.
Value and Pricing
No specific pricing information was mentioned in the review, though the variety and quality of offerings suggest reasonable value for a full Japanese restaurant experience.
Notable Moments
They have everything. They got skewers. The aesthetic is beautiful. They have freshly made sushi.
What really set this Japanese restaurant aside for me is not they just don't just serve sushi because there's a lot more to Japanese food than just sushi.
The Verdict
Sushi Kill deserves a visit if you're seeking an exceptional Japanese restaurant that offers true variety. What sets this establishment apart is its commitment to showcasing multiple aspects of Japanese cuisine rather than relying solely on sushi. Whether you prefer cooked items, fresh sashimi, or creative rolls, this restaurant delivers on all fronts. It's an excellent choice for both adventurous eaters and those who prefer cooked preparations.