Kizaki

Calls it a high-end, authentic omakase experience; says no other Colorado spot they've tried compares.

Agrees with the Kizaki pick and notes its James Beard recognition.

Attended an opening seating, found everything excellent, and felt the high price was justified.

Calls Kizaki the best, if the cost is manageable for you.

Says it costs far more than the alternative, yet the experience justifies it.

Named among top sushi spots to book ahead for; says the best options here cost more.

Says the Kizaki visit was costly and hard to book, yet rates its sushi as exceptional.

Lists Kizaki as an omakase alternative, while noting it is fairly expensive.

Includes Kizaki in a three-place list of favorites, with enthusiasm.

Declares Kizaki the right choice for the question.

Said Kizaki is good value for an omakase, with plenty of food so you won't go hungry.

Calls it super good though more expensive.

Enjoyed a table booking but strongly prefers the counter; found the food and experience enjoyable.

Recent visitor who fully agrees with the post and urges readers to book, predicting they will be pleased.

Ranks it clearly on top for fish quality, precise preparation and a deeper sake pairing.

Calls Kizaki top in Denver for both sushi and dining.

Rates Kizaki as the top omakase in town despite being pricey.

Prefers the bar experience at Kizaki over a former top pick; has dined there solo and with others.

Has visited; calls it a more personal experience, with the chef serving at the counter.

Named Kizaki as a direct answer to the sushi question, with no further detail.

Finds the price high versus other omakase places, but thinks the Sushi Den name makes it worth trying.