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3407, Olive Street, 63103, St. Louis, US United States
contacts phone: +1 314-896-2500
website: baikustl.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 38.6368901, Longitude: -90.2285053
Megs
::Myself and a large group (9 total) went there this week in the evening and asked if we could split our bill ahead of time. We were told they would try and it was stressful when it came time to pay because the splitting system wasn't very friendly. If we had known we would have just paid on one bill and then paid each other back. * SO if you're going with a group plan ahead to pay on one bill. I feel bad that our server had to go through that but we still enjoyed the food and atmosphere.
Ian Colwell
::Really enjoyed BaiKu. The head chef used to have the best sushi truck in town and it's a treat to try his creations at the brick and mortar. Only lose of a star was due to the hostess. We visited on 10/20/17 and the restaurant was not terribly busy when we arrived. She sat us between two other couples very tightly packed when there were plenty of other tables available. Worse though was while we were finishing, she cleaned one of the vacated tables and sprayed us with cleaner. Both my girlfriend and I were caught in the path of the spray bottle. Not the end of the world, but our drinks were on that side of the table and we were forced to not finish them afterwards. Our server was excellent and I look forward to going again. Hopefully some the hostess can get some constructive feedback.
Dan Carlin
::Chill atmosphere, good service, and tasty food. Particularly liked the spider roll -- very generous portions! The poke was a little less satisfying but good.
Yacine Anane
::Best sushi in st louis. A must go place for sushi lovers.
Tim Lathum
::It was disturbingly quiet here. A friend and I went and we were almost the only people there. But it was so quiet we felt like the whole place could hear our conversation. I thought some soft music was pretty standard, but I guess not here.