Miso House Japanese & Korean Restaurant

We were here in September 2022, returning from a family trip. We were hungry and stopped at this lovely restaurant. Looking through the photos, I decided to write a review. We still remember the taste of your delicious food, and we'll definitely stop by again for sushi when we're passing by. 🤗

Phenomenal Food Experience. Every bite was delicious. Kimchi was best we have tasted. Pokebowl was the best. We were blown away at the great tastes.

Amazing!!!! We were just passing through and looking for something to eat, saw all the good recommendations for this restaurant, and decided to try it. Everything was absolutely delicious, very tasty, fresh, service was great, staff super friendly. This restaurant is a must try. I HIGHLY recommend it!!

We stopped here for lunch on friends recommendation, while we’re travelling through Swift Current. It did not disappoint. Food was delicious and full of flavour, Very fresh and fast service.

Food was absolutely fantastic. I had one of the poke bowls. Tasted really fresh, good balance of flavours and textures.

The waitress was very helpful and pointed out some of the more popular options on the menu. I was a tad disappointed that there was no oyakodon (chicken + egg donburi) and ordered the chicken teriyaki and the dynamite roll instead. She immediately clocked me as being from out of town 😅 There was miso soup included that was served first. It was very enjoyable and a nice opener for the meal. The dynamite roll was huge (12 large pieces that *almost* didn't fit in my mouth) and a little different than what I'm used to back home. Instead of the usual fish roe on top, there were breadcrumbs. My only critique for this dish is that I wish there was more sauce served alongside the sushi or a bottle at the table that you could pour yourself, as I ran out of soy sauce with 4 pieces of sushi left to go and it got all gummed up by the breadcrumbs. The chicken teriyaki came out sizzling like fajitas at a mexican restaurant. The chicken was delicious and it was served on a bed of saucy cabbage, noodles, and other veg. There was kimchi and rice on the side. Similar to the sushi, I wish there was more kimchi as I ran out before I finished the chicken (I enjoy having a piece of kimchi with each mouthful). The kimchi was very mild, but delicious. I would encourage the owners to update the exterior signage, as it only mentions "Japanese Dining". The menu seems more geared towards Korean dining and while the food was well-executed, it was not quite what I was expecting (such as kimchi being served with teriyaki). All in all, the service was great and the food was a lot better than I was expecting for an Asian fusion restaurant in the middle of the prairies. I would highly recommend it.

Very good sushi. Had the tempura shrimp, along with dynamite roll. Very tasty. Filled me up. Came with miso soup. Service was very good. Clean and lots of room. Even brought a pitcher of water. Very nice touch. Most restaurants don’t bother with water or a small glass. Will be back to try more dishes.

Delicious and authentic Japanese / Korean restaurant, their tea is real comforting and the food is tasty. Portion could have been a bit bigger, I feel like I would have needed 2 main plates to be satisfied, but it was compensated by how delicious it was. Will definitely return during my time in Swift Current.

This is a nice place to eat. The quality seems good and the value is also fairly decent I believe. They have a large menu and an all-you-can-eat option as well. The ambience is nice enough and the service was decent as well

Fair Korean ribs, small portions of rice and miso and kimchi for. $20 since the beef is the cost point Gyoza was deep fried (yuck) They have both kinds of wine , red and white from a box Not really a japanese restaurant but I was forewarned

We stopped here on our way through, and though google maps did not get us there, a quick phone call straightened us out. The Japanese food is good, but it does come with kimchee, a Korean appetizer. The owners are Korean, and very proud of kim chee's positive health effects. According to a poster we found there, Korea was the only place where SARS did not break out,likely due to the positive health effects of kim chee, Korea's spicy cabbage sauerkraut. You can find a few gluten free friendly choices on the menu.

Found this little gem while passing through swift current. Well decorated, caring service, delicious dishes. Had the bibimbap and grilled unagi. Enjoyed every bite.

The green tea was cold, miso soup tasted instant and a bim bo bap made with the wrong kind of rice. The service was good (which saved it from a 1 star review) and maybe their sushi is better.

Our group ordered the dinner for four. Everything was delicious and appealing to the eye. The service was professional and friendly. We were traveling through Saskatchewan on a trip and will definitely stop there on our way back!! HINT: Don't let the exterior of the building fool you about the excellence inside ;-)

We were excited to see a Japanese restaurant in Swift Current since we frequent them in Calgary. Everything on the menu was pretty expensive but I ordered vegetable tempura and my friend ordered a tempura shrimp udon soup. The shrimp udon (which was $13 by the way) showed up and was a bowl only half full of broth with some noodles and literally one tempura shrimp. My friend tried the broth which was flavorless, and the noodles were not cooked properly and could barely be chewed. We informed the waitress that we wanted to send it back. We explained that not only was the bowl only half full with only one shrimp but it was flavorless and the noodles were very rubbery. She argued with us that this is the way it's supposed to be and repeatedly told us we were wrong. Finally she took the soup back. I finished my tempura vegetables and went up to pay. I was shocked to see my friends soup still on the bill. I told her that we sent that back and I didn't feel we should have to pay for it since he only had one bite and we sent it back. She became very confrontational and angry and again told me I was wrong, I was wrong, this is how soup is supposed to be, and who's going to pay for this and since he had a bite of it I must pay for it. After about five minutes of back and forth I was tired of getting yelled at in front of the entire restaurant so I payed the $13 on top of the $9 for my tempura vegetables. I have never been treated so poorly at a restaurant or felt so ripped off and hope that no one else has to experience this!