Mikaku suhsi is a resaurant that focuses on quality and freshness when it comes to both their…read moreproduct and the atmosphere of the resaurant itself. The owners have replaced the normally unhealthy white rice made with cane sugar with rice prepared with honey. The rice tastes just as good and authentic as any other sushi rice, but waaaaaay healthier. As a person who likes to buy healthy food I really appreciate that they've taken the time to tweak their menu with this in mind. The menu is rather standard, but if you ask the owners for off-menu items they are happy to accomodate you (with an added cost of course). Additionally, the owners are extremely welcoming. My fiance and I spent a good half-hour after we were done eating talking to one of them (ask her about Vietnam, where she's from; she has a lot of interesting stories and tips on good Vietnamese cuisine)! The miso soup is hearty and full of flavor, and the green tea is light and earthy at the same time. Like I said, you can tell that they have invested in good quality ingredients... Highly recommended! (My score: 7/10)

Got Takeout Sushi from here. Good prices, quality was decent…read more There are a few seats inside.

Sadly, I'm going to have to dock them a couple of stars. Today I was served frozen sashimi. Not…read morepreviously frozen, but actually frozen on the plate. That's an unforgivable sin for any place that serves sushi. They were very nice about replacing it, but the replaced salmon was still a bit frozen on one side. I had to let it thaw out before eating it. And, on a previous visit I tried the sushi and it just isn't that great. Maybe stick to the avocado rolls. So, I cannot recommend the sushi here. That said, the pho/soba/ramen is still worth the visit. Go for the soup/noodles.

A sushi take-away place that serves up perfectly O.K. sushi (I call it take-away even though they…read morehave a seating area because it consists of 2 small, unstable plastic chairs -- you wouldn't want to sit in them more than during the 10 minutes you wait for your sushi). It's always eatable and the rice is usually good (though I have gotten a few pieces with pretty dry rice). My only complaint is that when I exchange out the jumbo-shrimp for avocado slices they are almost always rock hard. Nevertheless, one can't complain too much when they have the cheapest sushi in Linköping and fast service. (The family that owns it are also very polite, so I feel a little bad about the score... nevertheless, it's budget sushi take-out). O.K. sushi for that lazy day when funds are low and you don't want to eat take-out pizza. (My score: 4/10)