Kyoto 京都

Singapore noodles. Twice a week sometimes. Seriously. Chicken fried rice is moist with large chucks of chicken. Great potions to make you feel like you just had a holiday feast. Try the lobster cigars but get your own order of them. You won't want to share.

One of my favorites spots for Chinese food. They also have great lunch specials. I have not had a bad meal from here and I’ve been going for years.

Kyoto is in a little strip mall on Layton Avenue, just east of 76th Street. The interior was not at all as I expected, and was pleasantly surprised by the space. The décor and coloring are very calming, nothing over-the-top, yet has a cultural feel. The employees are all so friendly. Everyone makes eye contact as they pass, has a smile, and says hello. Our server was professional, courteous, and very attentive. When he came to ask we wanted/need refills or additional items, he was polite and did not interrupt conversations. He waited until he was noticed and acknowledged by whomever he was closest to before asking if we needed anything. It was refreshing actually. The food was delicious - but I don't do sushi. We were a party of seven. Five had various Sushi selections, one had

We were there me for the first time and my other half numerous time. We were very disappointed in food we ordered. I ordered the seafood salad, the seafood was so tiny, did not get the taste of the seafood. Never told the dressy was spicy. My other half ate the tempura veggies, too much tempura, the ginger sauce was mediocre. He ordered several rolls, okay but not exciting. We eat lots of sushi in IL and they love seeing using. We felt like we were their, felt no warmth, could care if we re there or not. No thanks for coming. Owned & managed restaurants and hotels. Customer service is 1st priority. Very disappointing. My other half went years ago for the bento box, not available.

It was great. They were busy but plenty of seating and service.