Staff Jenny was awesome! She was friendly and explained to us clearly about the 1for1 deals. Food tasted good and portion was quite big and reasonable for the price.

Went on a quiet saturday night and had the Hotate Mentaiko Kaisendon. The portion is quite big and comes with a lot of fresh and delicious seafood. Their set menu for 2 is really quite worth the price, as it comes with soup, salad, tea and grilled shrimp. The vegetable miso was also super yummy and came with lots of veg. Highly recommend coming here instead of Sushiro, as you will effectively spend less money for higher quality Fish and you‘ll be more full as well.

really friendly waitress May who made my day. Got a regular signature kaisendon - delicious.

Been here twice and had a very good experience both times. The restaurant is new and clean and well designed. VERY kids friendly. Fantastic and fast service from the lady waitress. She even remembered us when we came back the second time. Pork Loin Katsu is delicious, light, crispy and tender for the kids, as good as Katsu-specialised restaurant - We ordered this twice. And the chirashi bowls are good too. Repeat customers for sure.

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🍣 Kei Kaisendon @ The Linc delivers on freshness and flavour with every bowl. We tried a variety of dishes, and each one was a hit at the table. • The Mentaiko Kaisendon came beautifully torched with creamy sauce, topped with tobiko and seaweed – rich, smoky, and satisfying in every bite. • The Tonkatsu Curry Rice was hearty and comforting, with a generous cutlet fried crisp and paired with thick, flavourful curry. • The Signature Kaisen Don was a colourful mix of tuna, salmon, scallop, and cucumber, all sitting on well-seasoned sushi rice. Fresh and vibrant, it was the kind of bowl you could keep eating endlessly. • For a lighter combo, the kids enjoyed the Mini Kaisendon with Udon Set, which paired bouncy noodles in clear broth with a mini sashimi rice bowl – simple yet filling. With good variety, fresh seafood, and portions that feel worth the price, Kei Kaisendon is an easy go-to spot if you’re craving Japanese comfort f

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