Kaizan Sushi Review

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When I have to go out and eat with friends, I usually go to Kaizan Sushi in Fiesta Plaza, Movietowne. This is the fifth time since I went by them and I had no problems with the food. I usually order the Ocean's Delight which has Salmon and Tuna sushi rolls with King Fish Ceviche. The Ceviche also has cucumbers, onions and sesame seeds. Other times, I'll order Nigiri or Sashimi. Check out this Trini Chow album with images of the Kaizan Sushi Menu

I do not use the soy sauce in the restaurant. The first time I went to Kaizan, I had asked them if they had wheat in their soy sauce and they checked and confirmed that they had wheat in it. Sometimes I walked with a small plastic bottle of Tamari Soy Sauce. Tamari Soy Sauce can be bought at Be Free Foods. This time I ate the sushi without soy sauce and they still tasted great. The presentation of the food is really good. For drinks, I usually have the Plum Sake or the Ruby Sake.
Ocean's Delight. Sushi with salmon and tuna on the left. The ginger, wasabi and carrots in the middle. The King Fish Ceviche on the right.



Kaizan Sushi Information
Address: #7, Fiesta Plaza, MovieTowne, Port of Spain,Trinidad
Phone: (868) 623-5437 or (868) 623-5370

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