The ou maki is served fresh and is quite delightful. It goes for $9.95 and features crabstick, spicy mayo, tempura whole roll, creamy cheese, salmon, and tuna. The spider selection goes for $7.95 and features soft-shell crab tempura, eel sauce, masago, cucumber, and avocado. The $9.95 crazy cajun is served fresh and features crawfish, eel sauce, masa, spicy mayo, and salmon. The Philadelphia roll goes for $5.95 and features cream cheese and smoked salmon. The dynamite roll is a combination of tempura whole roll and California roll with baked assorted fish toppings. At only $5.95, the tootsie offers a wonderful combination of salmon tempura, spicy mayo, and cream cheese. The California roll goes for $4.95 and features crab stick, sesame, avocado, and cucumber. Equally delightful is the $7.95 Osaki roll featuring crab stick, shrimp, eel sauce, spicy mayo, and tempura flakes. The shrimp tempura roll goes for $6.95 and features shrimp tempura, avocado, and cucumber. The $5.95 spicy yellowtail is yet another wonderful option. It features fresh yellowtail, spicy mayo, and cucumber.

Entrees are available from Monday through Friday from 4:30 pm to 10 pm, on Saturdays from 11 am to 10 pm, and Sundays from 4 pm to 10 pm. Entrees include Filet of sole priced at $16.95, $22.95 filet mignon, $15.95 Sukiyaki steak, $13.95 sesame chicken, and the New York Steak priced at $19.95.

The dinner combinations feature some of the Koto’s heavyweights, with prices ranging from just below $20 to above $30. Some of the noteworthy selections here include salmon and scallop, chicken and lobster, steak and lobster, steak and chicken, filet mignon and chicken, chicken and calamari, chicken and salmon, chicken and scallop, shrimp and lobster, shrimp and salmon, filet mignon and scallop, shrimp and scallop, filet mignon and lobster, and filet mignon and salmon.

There are a variety of soft drinks available at only $2.50. They include iced tea, mountain dew, Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, hot green tea, Shirley temple, Sierra mist, ramune, Dr. Pepper, lemonade, and orange crush.

Koto Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi is a wonderful option if you are seeking to experience Japanese cuisine at its finest. The price-value proposition is one of the best you can find in the greater New York region and in America. The staff offer some of the best customer service and are willing to help whenever you need it. Customer relations combined with great meals and a relaxed atmosphere make Koto Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi something that should certainly be on your bucket list when it comes to dining options in New York. This eatery is surely a treat that will leave your palates craving for more. The master chefs preparing meals at the hibachi tables are fun to watch and you can pick up a tip or two about how to make that delicious meal that gets you compliments. Whether you are a sushi enthusiast or seeking an adventure involving Japanese cuisine, Koto Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi is your best bet. You will discover some of the most delightful flavors and your palate will thank you for it.…

Koto’s “maki” selection is delicious as it is eye-catching. When a menu features items such as thunder, sooner, and the three musketeers, you know you are in for a treat. Thunder is a delicious selection that goes for $11.95 and features scallop, tobiko, eel sauce, spicy mayo, shrimp, avocado cream cheese smoked salmon. Sooner goes for $12.95 and features yellowtail, tuna, salmon, avocado, eel sauce, spicy mayo, tobiko, and white tuna. The dancing eel also goes for $12.95 and features squid tempura, eel, eel sauce, spicy mayo, masago, crabstick, flakes, tempura, and takuan. Kazumi is an equally delightful selection. It goes for $11.95 and features a wonderful combination of spicy salmon, scallions, sriracha, spicy vinaigrette, spicy tuna, and cucumber.

The Alaskan goes for $11.95 and features California roll, spicy mayo, eel sauce, and salmon. The Ahi Tower goes for $14.95 and features tuna, tobiko, crab stick, eel sauce, spicy mayo, and avocado served fresh. Dragon goes for $12.95 and features shrimp tempura, sesame, eel, eel sauce, avocado, and cucumber. The normi maki goes for $11.95 and features salmon temp, hakes, temp, eel, eel sauce, spicy mayo, tobiko, takuan, and avocado. Okie makie goes for $12.95 and features temp squid, masago, eel sauce, spicy mayo, baked crawfish, and avocado. The baby gecko goes for $10.95 and features salmon, eel sauce, spicy mayo, masago, tempura whole roll, jalapeno, and cream cheese.

Did you find the 3 Musketeers exciting? Well, Koto Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi have their unique take on this. This selection is so-called because it is prepared using three pairs of tobiko. The 3 musketeers go for $ 12.95 and also feature shrimp tempura eel sauce, spicy mayo, yellowtail, salmon, tuna, cucumber, and avocado. The rainbow selection goes for $11.95 and features a California roll with assorted fish toppings. The volcano goes for $11.95 and features California roll, masago, eel sauce, spicy mayo, scallop, and tempura whole roll. Koto’s goes for $13.95 and features eel, eel sauce, spicy mayo, flakes, tempura, masa, jalapeno, avocado, takuan tuna, and salmon temp

The “chef’s special rolls” provide a wonderful addition to an already exciting selection of dishes. The tropical coconut goes for $11.95 and features coconut shrimp, spicy mayo, eel sauce, toasted coconut flakes, crab stick, and cucumber. The lobster selection goes for $14.95 and features lobster tempura, eel sauce, spicy mayo, tobiko, avocado, tuna, salmon, and cucumber. Kamikaze goes for $12.95 and features salmon lemon, tobiko, eel sauce, spicy mayo, avocado, cucumber, and salmon. Fuji also goes for $12.95 and features shrimp temp, eel sauce, spicy mayo, seaweed salad, salmon, avocado, and red snapper. The ninja selection goes for $12.95 and features eel, tempura crawfish, sesame, spicy mayo, eel sauce, masago, and baked salmon. Another exciting dish in the chef’s selection is the San-Nami. The San-Nami goes for $12.95 and features s-shell crab, sriracha, eel sauce, spicy mayo, masago red snapper, white tuna, and cucumber. And then there’s the Yeehaw! This is a mouthwatering selection featuring a wonderful selection of spicy tuna, sriracha, jalapeno, avocado, yellowtail, cucumber, and masago.…

Located in Plattsburgh, New York, and neighboring the old Capital One Auto Finance building, Koto Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi is a casual restaurant offering a wide selection of mouth-watering meals. Menu options include sashimi, sushi, hibachi, teriyaki, tempura, noodles, salads, soups, appetizers, and much more. Koto Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi is pet friendly and has designated four outdoor tables where you can enjoy your meal as your pet sits nearby. There’s no better way to start your dining experience in this Japanese eatery than a taste of the Rock Shrimp Tempura with spicy mayo followed by the Hibachi Steak with mixed veggies, salad, soup, and your choice of fried noodles, fried rice, or white rice. If you are a sushi enthusiast, order the King of the Sea Roll with cucumber, avocado, salmon, yellowtail, spicy tuna, topped with eel sauce, black tobiko, crunch, and spicy king crab. Koto Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi operates from Monday through Thursday from 11 am to 10 pm, on Friday from 11 am to 10:30 pm, on Saturdays from 12 pm to 10:30 pm, and on Sundays from 12 pm to 9:30 pm.

Koto Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi has a great selection of sushi, but before we delve into that let’s have a general overview of what this eatery has to offer. Koto Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi has one of the most relaxed yet sophisticated restaurant settings. It is one of the best places in New York to experience Japanese cuisine. The staff is fantastic, and the service second to none. If that isn’t enough, the cost-friendly menu might tickle your fancy. From The delicious Kota and ginger salads to the mouthwatering vanilla ice cream, you will scarcely be disappointed. The hibachi dishes are a must-try, especially the sesame chicken served with fried rice and stir fry veggies.

Koto’s clear broth soup features a unique and well-balanced flavor that wonderfully complements the entree. The broth is salty but not too salty– just enough to arouse your taste buds. It is elegant, simple, and quite delicious. For dessert, try the green tea fried ice cream. Ice cream is great on its own but when you add green tea to the equation, it’s something to remember.

Hibachi tables are perfect if you are seeking something more entertaining than the regular. You sit around a bar grill while the hibachi master cook prepares your meal while putting on a fantastically whimsical show. The master chefs showcase their awe-inspiring prowess in a manner that makes you smile or want to laugh out loud. However, regardless of whether you enjoy your meal around a hibachi table or eat at a regular table, you will have a wonderful experience. Koto Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi will push you to rethink your position on Japanese cuisine (in a positive way). “Fresh” “delicious” and “fairly-priced” are the three words that best describe this New York-based eatery.…