First of all,the host that greets you at the door needs to learn how to back off a little. I think its nice that he greets us at the door and everything, but does he have to continuously bow at me to the point where I feel uncomfortable? Secondly, not only does he stare at me and my family the whole time we were eating, but he also pesters you with questions and doesn't know when to stop asking, "is everything alright?" I like to be asked once, maybe even twice during my meal, but several times is just too much. He just stands at the head of the restaurant and stares at everyone waiting for any kind of movement so he can run over and bother you some more. I am certainly not a racist person, but it would be nice to see some English speaking people working here. The Asian waitresses/waitor that are working there don't really seem to even pay attention to what I am saying. The sushi was really good, definitely worth going, maybe just find a time to go when the male server isn't there. read more

At this point, I've been to Mio probably 25 times. Always delicious and staff is perfect. Mio has been introduced to many of my friends and all have become repeat customers. Salmon lover and the sashimi and nigiri taste like butter (which to me is good) every time. Rolls all rock. Go here if you like sushi... read more

The staff are all great. Everything I had from the ramen to nigiri sushi were all average, nothing to rave about. One thing I dislike about Mio are the sweet sauce/glaze they put on almost every sushi rolls on the menu. I stop ordering any roll from them since my first time here. In all honesty, I would rather drive over to PDX for my sushi fix. But if you ever feel too lazy to cross the bridge, then I would recommend this place. read more

Taste is good, but there is room to improve the service. The servers were busy for other customers and I should travel to the front desk to get water, folk, and dish. It was weird night. read more

By far my favorite sushi place in Vancouver! I have been there quite a few times now. You could call me a regular lately! They never ever disappoint! They have the best green tea calamari! There service also wonderful! Jun is awesome! I even went in there once by myself (which I never do!) and the sushi was out in less than 5 minutes! I have never had a roll I didn't like! Long story short best sushi place in Vancouver :) read more

The sushi is amazing! Went here yesterday for lunch. Service was quick and the sushi was just delicious! I'll definitely be back! You must try the Camas roll! read more

Good sushi, good service and great mango tea! Only down side is that it's a bit small..not too good for parties larger than 4.

People were nice but prices are below average. Food is above average. When they are busy they forget to give you wasabi and ginger. Had to ask for it. By the time they gave it to me half the roll was gone. read more

Was okay but nothing I can boast about. There are other options in the area that on-par or exceed the value and quality this place offers. A few of my personal dislikes are the place was small and I was frequently bumped into by servers while attempting to enjoy my real at the bar, the rice on my sushimi wasn't packed well and quickly fell to pieces in the soy dish, my dragon roll was small, sparing populated except for rice and little care was taken when it was sliced overly thin and overly thick, and lastly after ordering it took upwards of 20 minutes to be served. read more

Best sushi in Vancouver. Great service and great sushi. This is the best sushi that I have found north of the Columbia river in Vancouver area. The place is always clean and orders are always quick read more

I rate these folks high. Good quality sushi and staff. I have also been to mio in Portland. I would rate the qualify 3x that of the cheaper sushi places in the area. Every item we ordered was delicious from the sushi menu. We did not get soup or other items. read more

This was our first sushi experience in Vancouver. Initially, it didn't start off well. The place was packed (lunch time) and service was slow. After waiting about 40 minutes and seeing the person next to us (who arrived after we did) get served, I finally asked the waitress where our food was. She was very apologetic and went to check on things. She brought us miso soup, on the house. Someone else also came over to apologize. We got our food shortly after that. The sushi was great! It was very fresh and didn't smell fishy at all. They had forgotten one of my rolls, but it was a blessing in disguise because there was no way I could have eaten any more. We will likely be back again. read more

For sushi in Vancouver, I really like coming here. The place is tight but we have always been able to be seated and the sushi is really good. I have yet to be disappointed. It IS a bit more expensive than other places, but I can always be sure that everything is fresh and delicious! read more

Love this place! Always great service and fresh sushi. I would have given it 5 stars but it is a little pricey.

I have been to several locations. Always consistently good. Can always count on a good meal at a decent price.

Love the ladies here great customer service! Always smiling and take great care of their customers quickly and efficiently. So thankful this place is close to home their take out is fantastic! read more

The owner is a very sweet gentleman and the the food is absolutely delicious and well priced. I'll definitely be going back and It was an honor to have spoken to the owner of a fantastic restaurant. read more

I went to Mio Sushi off of 192nd a year ago. It was one of the worst restaurant experiences of my life. To start, I should preface by explaining that I enjoy almost any food, and that I am a simple man who simply will eat sushi. I am not a sushi connoisseur, a sushi purist, or a sushi prude. I will eat a piece of sushi that is made with cream cheese or is on a conveyor belt. As long as it tastes pretty good and I don't have to work extra shifts at my minimum wage job to buy it, I enjoy it. So if you are anything like me, avoid Mio Sushi like it's the black plague. You will only find high prices for small portions. Make a fist. Go ahead, do it. Now, give or take $5, if you pretend that your fist suddenly turned into mediocre sushi, Mio would make you pay $25 for it. Here is my story. A friend of mine had just passed away, and I was deeply saddened, so my friend Kevin and my parents wanted to cheer me up. They asked me if I wanted to try the new sushi place in town. That sounded good, because I like sushi. The place is in a strip mall off an intersection of 192nd in Vancouver. When we got to Mio, we saw several items that sounded delicious on the menu. I tried to keep the amount I paid under $15, so I had to forgo the salmon I wanted and choose a couple rolls of bottom-feeders so I could get more to eat. It took us quite a while to get waters. We had to remind someone else, not our waitress, that we had asked for waters. This should have been a red flag. I should have just told everyone to leave before it got any worse, but no. We got our waters, and we ordered our food. Eventually, our waitress brought out two platters. She set mine in front of me and my dad's in front of him and walked away. I felt bad that my friend Kevin and my mom did not get their food at the same time. I looked at my platter and I was quite disappointed with the portion size, but I guessed it was possible that the sushi could be ridiculously good. After a couple bites, I realized how wrong I was. The sushi was ok. It was not bad, but I had really hoped to get a full stomach if I was going to pay $14 of my hard earned money that I earned by busting my butt at the local retail store. So another 15 minutes went by, and by this time we realized we should ask the waitress where my friend and my mom's orders were. I assumed they could have gotten lost in the bad service. The waitress came by right at that moment and handed us our check. We informed her that two of us had never even gotten our food. She looked at us like we were stupid and said in a snobbish way that all the food came out on those two platters she brought out earlier. This was perplexing as the two platters, which apparently possessed 4 hard working human beings worth of food, had been placed directly in front of myself and my dad I was sure that there was no way I ate $14 of sushi, let alone Kevin's $20 order of sushi on that freaking dinky platter. She failed to explain anything about the fact that the two platters contained the entire parties order when she set it out in front of my father and I. Unfortunately, there was nothing she or the management did about the situation. All she came up with was another menu full of pricey sushi. My dad, being the honorable man he is, decided he would pay for another couple rolls of average sushi so that my friend and my mom could eat. We left Mio that day and swore we wouldn't go back. It was the worst experience we had ever had at a sushi restaurant, and a year later, we all can laugh about how terrible it is. When I pass by Mio, I wonder how it is still in business, but I think it is because they have duped enough upper class victims around it with its pretentious vibes and portion sizes. Have fun at Mio Sushi everyone! read more

My daughter talked me into giving Mio a try. We had been spoiled by a truly excellent sushi bar in Seal Beach, CA, and nothing locally seemed to come close. However, Mio was a hit! The fish is fresh, the vegetables crunchy, and the rice perfect. A special treat is the green tea calamari. The happy hour menu has several of my favorites at a reduced price, and the beer and wine choices are well suited to the menu. The roll I always order, however, is the salmon skin roll, which they make to perfection! Just the right combination of salty and sweet - add a dash of wasabi and you're in for a taste treat. Their entire menu is yummy, but like some of the other posters, I hate to do without my favorites in order to try new things. read more

This rating is based on my visit 2/17/2017. My family came into Mio this is probably the 4th or 5th time. We were seated right away. The waitress came and took our drink orders and our food orders in a pretty timely manner I would say within 10 minutes. I had two teenagers and a ten year old that were thankfully pretty patient. I proceeded to watch several people come in order to go get their food and leave. Plus other people around us that came in later were getting served but it looked like they didn't order sushi so I thought maybe it's the sushi that takes longer. After about 1 hour and 15 minutes a table near us of two girls (they were seated after us) they got up went to the cashier and said they were leaving. They manager asked why and she said because it was ridiculous to wait over an hour for sushi. Mind you in all this time in this tiny restaurant not one waitress came up and apologized for the wait or said why it was taking so long. I waited about 15 more minutes before my kids had had it and I walked up and said do you know how much longer it's going to be for our meal? The manager looked at me confused and said something to the cook and said uh yeah we will get started on it now. I said we've been here for an hour and a half and you haven't even started on it? Needless to say we left and won't be going back. It's $100 every time we eat there and for that price we can find good sushi somewhere else. read more