May W.

I guess this is a small chain . I tried the upper east side location. I ordered the takeout. It came in a pretty box . The presentation is beautiful. The sushi is good. The service is OK. I stood there for a feed while before someone came approached me.

Heather R.

I was reading this place was a chain and I must say that's I pretty impressive. I'm not a big chain fan however, today I went in for happy hour and the price was right. The roles were going for extremely reasonable price prices of six dollars one might say it was only four pieces however it was very filling. Fish was very fresh my tuna /avocado roll and yellowtail scallion were delicious. Other dishes that I shared the fish was absolutely wonderful , Tasted very good

Victoria T.

Love this spot! I got their $32 bento box and so worth it in my opinion. Even if you just get rolls it's like $7-$8 a roll and then they have some more elaborate ones for a little more. They also have hand rolls! Dessert was amazing, typically not tempted the yuzu cheesecake sounded too good. The rolls are huge and the chicken was one of the best, simple not too sweet or greasy and quality chicken!! Look at the chicken to rice ratio... okay that's all!

Chelsea L.

Good lunch deal, but don't expect the food to be outstanding, which is fair for this price in the city.

Linda M.

Went for lunch. The lunch specials are really good and worth the bang for the buck! Only $16 and it includes miso soup or salad with an entree choice of chicken teriyaki, salmon teriyaki or cod! Had a lovely time and the server was very friendly and attentive. The interior is relaxing and welcoming. Would come again! Left super satisfied and full.

Addy B.

I've eaten at Mikado numerous times- consistent and fresh maki rolls. Today I went for happy hour- $1 edamame, $6 sushi rolls (4 pieces each) and vegetable gyoza. The shrimp tempura is okay- heavy batter to shrimp ratio. However, the salmon avocado, tuna and salmon portions are have rice to filling ratio and are really good. I'll be back again. P.S. The cocktails are $7.00 during happy hour. My favorite is the Lychee Martini. The mango passion fruit margarita you can tell the tequila is...well but it will get the job done, aha!

Lauren P.

Their sushi + roll lunch special was worth it and shocked me. The fish and garnishes paired so well and each bite was so satisfying and filled a craving I didn't even know I had. The tuna scallion roll was also PACKED with fish -- perfect ratio. We also shared a chicken karaage don which was pretty good, but I've had better elsewhere. Still solid though. The restaurant is small and better for groups of 2-4, and you'll be pretty close to the next table.

April L.

We came here for lunch and it is definitely great value! I saw there was a happy hour menu too and the prices for that looked very reasonable too! I got the sweet and spicy chicken don that had rice cakes and came with the choice of miso soup or salad (I chose salad). It looked small when it first arrived but it is actually a lot of food. Service was good despite it being a busy spot and the ambiance is nice and lowkey.

Sabrina G.

I've discovered this place on Valentine's Day and I love it so much. I've never been in person but I have ordered at least three times. I always get the shrimp tempura roll and then I try to vary with everything else. It always tastes fresh, the portions are generous but the rice is not overwhelming. I love that they also give a little salmon "salad" on a side lol.

Alexa T.

3.5/5 I walk by this place all the time but came here with my brother during lunch! I was surprised by how fast food came out and how packed this place was. Almost every single table was full by the time we ordered. We did come during lunch rush so they weren't able to fill our waters or teas up that frequently. Service was great! Fifi was super nice and gave us great recs. What we ordered: - unagi bowl: this was super yummy and my favorite thing we shared. Eel was soft but the skin wasn't crispy. It came with miso soup and salad - 3 rolls (spicy tuna, spicy salmon, spicy yellowtail): it didn't come with that many pieces despite it being 3 rolls. I also couldn't tell the difference between them if I'm being honest. - bento box: we got chicken teriyaki and spicy tuna hand roll. This is not a bento box in my opinion because it was just a plate of chicken teriyaki. I would pass on ordering any of the bento boxes. The hand roll was so good! The chicken was slightly fried and I've never had it like that before. - red bean ice cream Overall, pretty good lunch deal with swift and efficient service!

Emily F.

It can be tough to find good food at reasonable, affordable prices in the area. Do not sleep on Mikado, their eel rice bowl surpassed my expectations especially for a lunch special deal. Came with a miso soup or salad, devoured the soup the second I could get my hands on it. The garnishes were perfect additions to the plate, creating a well balanced meal. Service was quick, precise, and comforting throughout the experience. Will be coming back!

Patricia P.

Fresh reliable lunch spot in the area. The lunch special was filling for me, two rolls and a soup (or salad). Carry out packaging was cut too. Service was attentive even for take out. It's cute in there, would stop by again.

Glenn C.

This is one of a handful of locations of this miniature OK sushi chain. A good while ago, I had an alright meal at their Brooklyn location, ordering a rather terrible spicy crab handroll (seaweed wasn't crunchy and it was a poor fake kani) along with an alright unagi don/eel over rice. It wasn't my favorite meal, but as per usual, if I didn't love a place and it just opened, I didn't leave a low-star review. Regarding this very popular location, I have been for lunch a handful of times now, getting takeout once and eating in once. The first time I got three CYO rolls to go for $17, which included spicy tuna, salmon, and yellowtail scallion. It was also supposed to come with a miso soup, but it wasn't there. They were packed, however, and there were a ton of people coming in for delivery, so I can understand them missing something, even if I was annoyed. The packaging is nice, with three small containers of wasabi, gari (sushi ginger,) and shoyu, which I didn't bother with, as I have better-quality sauces at home from Katagiri nearby. The rolls were a little bit different than other spots, with four larger pieces instead of the usual six, which I didn't mind. In terms of the fish, the spicy tuna was the weakest, as I really couldn't tell what it was as it was chopped so finely, so I guess skip the spicy rolls here, just like the other location. The salmon was a bit above average, and the yellowtail was easily the best of the bunch, with a nice buttery texture. It reminded me of another semi-fancy alright sushi chain, Bondi, which is also a bit pricey for the quality. The second time, I had a better lunch inside, as it wasn't too crowded and the service was friendly. I ordered the Salmon Ikura Don for $17, which came with fresh salmon, ikura, and picked. I'm not exactly sure why the end of the menu description is pickled, but there were some pieces of takuan/pickled daikon at the bottom, which solves that, well, pickle. The salmon was chopped similarly to bari chirashi and was again of pretty good quality, with the daikon adding some sweetness, and the rice was alright. The ikura was fine with a nice pop of occasional saltiness. The dish also came with miso soup, and it was standard, but I was happy I got it. This was again fine. If this place were in a neighborhood with a distinct lack of sushi options, I would probably rate this place higher. However, I think the nearby Dai Hachi is a better deal overall for lunch, with more consistent rolls and definitely better spicy rolls. They also haven't messed up any take-out orders, and I've ordered from them numerous times before. In terms of dons, or rather, in this case, kaisendons, I would highly recommend Kaoru on 46th instead, which offers much higher-quality fish, larger slices of said fish, a better selection such as kanpachi and otherwise, proper sushi rice, a bigger portion for the price, and better-quality miso soup to boot. I might stop in here for happy hour, as that seems like a better deal, but otherwise, it's unlikely I'll stop in here again.