(801) 364-4888
702 S 300 E
Salt Lake City,
UT
84111
40.7538
-111.8827
Neighborhood: Central City
What People Are Saying About Koko Kitchen
The Editor
Robyn Galbos
Citysearch
The Scene – It's a small, crowded corner cafe with high ceilings, a handful of tables and a counter next to the window. The restaurant's backyard has tables for outdoor dining in warmer months. Above the friendly sushi chef, menu boards spell out your options--place your order and they'll call your name when it's ready. – – The Food – The chicken teriyaki bowl--tender chicken and vegetables piled over rice--is the most popular menu item and is available in three sizes to satisfy any appetite. Katsu-don (breaded pork cutlet) is a flavorful medley of sprouts, onions,…
07/16/09
great little place
by jdsears
I first tried Koko Kitchen about 12 years ago, after getting a rice bowl at one of the Twilight Series concerts at the Gallivan Center. I was so impressed, I grabbed a menu and stopped in the next chance I got. I have also had them do sushi platters for a couple of parties I have had. I don't think they advertise that they do that, but just ask and you will not be sorry. The platters they have done for me have been absolutely beautiful, and very impressive. They serve them on beautiful japanese platters for a small deposit which they return to you when you return the platters. Anyway, can't say enough - I work downtown and stop in for lunch ocassionally - usually get the teriyaki bowl and an order of edamame. Great little unique Japanese take-out place that is very different for SLC. Try it if you are tired of the ordinary.
07/06/09
Pretty good
by cpnel355
I ordered the ebi udon and teriyaki chicken. Both were reasonably priced and had a good flavor. The chicken was thigh meat with skin and little bits of fat still clinging to the meat, so I had to scrape that off. My friend prefers Kyoto's teriyaki chicken, but it is more expensive.
- Pros: Cheap, fast
- Cons: Fatty meat
03/12/09
Small and quiet!
by fanofu2
unlike the other places down town this place goes for quality rather than decor! Don't get me wrong, it's cute and quiet inside! The food was great! I got the Miso soup as everyone recommends! DELICIOUS!
We also had 4 rolls for two of us, we each ended up with 5 pieces to go! good size rolls! The price is par with other places! I like how it's not crowded and fake and your food is ready in minutes!
Can't wait to go back and try the teryaki bowls!
- Pros: Great MISO SOUP! Friendly service!
- Cons: Little cold in the step down area.
The Details on Koko Kitchen
The Extras:
Several vegetarian or vegan menu items are available upon request.
Save Time:
Delivery is available for orders more than $20 until 3pm. Gratuity is not included in price. Call ahead to place an order for a large party or banquet. Catering is also available.
Save Money:
Japanese bentos (lunch boxes) include white rice, noodle salad, curry dumpling, mini-beef "croquette," steamed vegetables, edamame (boiled soybean) and Japanese pickles.
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