Author: Kevin_Turner

As a person that eats sushi quite often, I have to say that Miko Sushi did not live up to the expectation that was set by the other Google reviews and reviews on Trip Advisor. I found that the food was overpriced, and the quality...of food that I received did not match the prices they were charging. A lot of their regular menu items I tried to order like the Aji, Kanpachi and Hirame nigiri were unavailable. For the nigiri that I did manage to order- (tako, hirame, and sockeye) were extremely small and lacked their distinctive flavors. The waitress recommended that I try the "Hon-Toro" also known as the bluefin toro (one of the most expensive things on the menu) and to my surprise the fish had a strong after taste of cheese. With my experiences with blue fin tuna (maguro) the belly portion of the fish is supposed to be glistening, bright pinkish red and marbled with fat kind of like a steak. However what I received was a very anemic looking tuna with no marbling what so ever. Now in terms of things they did well... I would definitely recommend that people try the negitoro cone, the toro in the cone was fatty, juicy and glimmered as belly meat should. The tempura was also nice as well, the batter was crispy and held it's integrity all the way through. The softshell crab was alright but it wasn't anything too special. In terms of the customer service... The server that sat us down and her son were kind however, she failed to inform me of the food that unavailable when she placed my order. The other server looked like she was angry and when she filled our water, was quite heavy handed and made me quite uncomfortable. I personally would not recommend Miko Sushi to any of my friends. I feel like there are many other sushi places that serve much better quality fish and have those exotic or rare fishes that you won't find at regular or non authentic sushi places for way more affordable prices. Food 2/5 Presentation 2/5 Atmosphere 3/5More