Miyako Sushi Bar

This is two restaurants owned by the same party. The left area is the Chinese food restaurant. The right side goes into the sushi restaurant. Nice ambiance and setup. The sushi is ok, average in taste. But a cool place to eat and chill in. No gluten free menu, unfortunately for one of my companions.

I asked to make filadelfia roll whole wrapped and covered with salmon and agreed to pay extra for it, one baked roll and see what i got.... the say sauce provided with roll was awful with bitter taste.

Excellent venue!!! Great prices and service. Happy hour is definitely worth it (5-7PM). Food looks and smells incredible.

Dark, dank, ripped upolstery on the chairs. I was there at 12:15 PM on a Saturday. One other customer in the place, 1 sushi chef, 1/2 the long case at the sushi bar was empty. You have to snake your way through an equally dark Chinese restaurant to get to it. It felt so uncomfortable that I left without ordering. Depressing.

I was looking for a new sushi place to eat in NoHo. Miyako sushi is the best sushi bar so far I ever tried. Food is very affordable at happy hour. Quick service, good food, highly recommended.

So I think this is by far the best all you can eat sushi I've been to, hands down! Wasn't expecting the full on rolls, which was nice. Five rolls, two appetizers, one round... And we are tapping out!

A North Hollywood sushi staple! Pretty standard options and good sushi, is what I thought until I saw bags of Cheetos lining the shelves. I guess they have a sushi roll with Cheetos all over it? I don't think I would try that. It's a little expensive for what it is, but it's not bad! Would definitely go back.

Ambience is very peaceful. Food is delicious and at a very reasonable price when taking into account the quality and amount that they give you. I got the curry soba and it was so good and I couldn't even finish it

Such a bummer to leave this review as this has been my go to sushi spot for the last seven years. Whenever I have friends and family come to visit from out of town this is the sushi spot I take them to. I spend a couple hundred bucks most months here. I will no longer be ordering or visiting. It started to go downhill when the sushi chef changed right before covid. Their customer service has tanked. Today I got yelled at over the phone by an employee and it really shook me up, which feels silly to admit. Whenever I order takeout, I call to make sure our extra sauces make it in the order before it leaves the restaurant. I hate doing this, but literally every time I haven't called, the sauces get left out so I don't chance it any more and I call every time I order. I'm sure it gets annoying because, as I've said, I used to order a lot. (But then maybe stop forgetting items from my orders? Then I wouldn't have to call). Tonight I called and the call dropped twice. So I used my partners phone to call to see if that would get through. We did get through, to be met with this employee yelling at us for calling 3 times during busy hours, even though the first two calls I didn't even hear a voice coming from the other end. Seems like such a dumb reason to leave, but also feels like such a stupid way to treat a loyal customer. This was the straw for us this evening. Hoping we get reached out to to resolve the matter, because I would love to return. But won't be treated that way.

They have a reasonably priced Happy Hour, and they got decent food. Would def not say it's the best sushi in the area (though maybe it is cause it's NoHO), but the quality is pretty subpar. Service is fast but all they do is take your order and drop off your order. There really isn't much of a follow up or extra things that go above and beyond so for that, it might as well be order and take your number to your set (know what I mean)... Best thing here was the Yellow Tail Collar (Hamachi Kama) which is decently priced and overpriced at many Japanese restaurants. So I did order the Hot Cheetos roll out of curiosity and the rice to filling ratio is too high (too much rice), the sushi rice is COLD (should atleast be warm). I would not order anything raw here. It just seems a little dangerous. I wanted to get gyoza steamed (or even pan fried) but they said that would be an order from their chinese menu next door. Are they saying they make gyoza and chinese dumplings the same? They are different. Also fried gyoza isn't a thing. Gyoza SHOULD be pan fried.

Interesting place, the front of the restaurant is a different restaurant that's Chinese food and the back is sushi. Sat at the bar and the sushi chefs aren't too friendly. Don't expect much interaction here. Service was ok, only one server working. The sushi sampler was the only really good thing I had. Spicy tuna roll was ok. The shrimp tempura udon was bad. Broth was too sweet and only had 2 tempura and noodles.

They used to be okay. Now they are charging an extra fee just so they don't have to "raise their prices"? Give me a break! I will never eat here again. This was my go to because they are close by, but I'll go to JakkaPat Thai instead. Food is incredible and the customer service is so much better! I will happily give extra money to someone who deserves not because they demand it.

This is one of our regular places we go to in North Hollywood. Our favorites are the Batman Burrito, the Flamin Hot Cheetos roll, the Jessica Alba roll, and the crispy doing tuna roll. Make sure you ask for eel sauce with the Batman burrito because they haven't been good about putting it in with takeout orders. I really miss their happy hour prices! But we are happy to support them during the pandemic.

Food was mid, there was only one other couple in the restaurant but it took 30 mins to serve me between rolls. Waitress was very nice though.

I was looking for something light for dinner and ordered udon with shrimp tempura. I also got an order of dynamite scallop . I ordered it for pickup and was told my food would be ready in 15 minutes. 15 minutes later I showed up and my food was there waiting for me . The staff inside were waiting for me and greeted me warmly . When I tasted the food I was surprised at how good it was , I was skeptical of the quality as the reviews are mixed . I'm so happy that I tried this restaurant . I'm going to check out happy hour , because it has some great deals . Long story short, don't be afraid to try new places based on reviews, they may surprise you.

This tiny gem is worth checking out! Small mom and pop store that is connected to Dragon Street if you want to mix and match foods. The food is solid and the staff is friendly and efficient. I think I prefer the Chinese side in terms of ambiance, but both are great.

This is one of my go-to sushi spots here in NoHo! They can make you the custom yum to your diet and definitely have that cutting edge to impress even the David sushi goer! Worth the go if you have never been as these guys will convince you to be a regular!

It is hard to find the restaurant signage outside the restaurant. The restaurant is at the corner unit. When you see "Dragon Street" (Chinese restaurant), that is it! These two restaurants are sharing the space. They have a big sushi bar and about 7 small tables. The Service: The sushi chef is very nice and attentive. Only one server during lunch hour. Service is really so-so, not that attentive, have to keep asking for service. And take a while for her to clean out the empty dishes on the table or refill tea/water. The Food: I tried the happy hour/lunch hour (Monday to Friday) AYCE... $22.90 (after tax $25). Instead of ordering rolls, I prefer ordering sushi so I can really taste the fish. A few of my favorites - Albacore, Yellowtail, Salmon, Escolar and Fresh Water Eel. Fresh ingredient, the meat is super tender. Even though it is AYCE, the sushi chef doesn't put loads of rice to fill me up. Love it~ The Parking: Small parking lot behind the restaurant (about 4 spaces). Street front, metered parking (2 hours). Side street residential area (2 hours free)

So tasty! I love this place. Everything is fresh and delicious. Customer service is always super friendly. I visit this place at least 3 times a week. It's my go to after work treat for myself! I have my favorites off menu, but I am slowly working my way thru their delightful menu for sure! Highly recommend trying things from both sushi restaurant side and Chinese restaurant side. Yes!!! It's two places in one location and both are super goooooood!

I love sushi! And they have AYCE sushi! Woohoo! Yay! Now when I arrived at the location I was a little confused because half the place is a Chinese/Japanese restaurant and the other side (a walkway separates them) is a sushi bar. If you enter at the corner you get the restaurant. We sat at the sushi bar for our AYCE feast. Dinner price is $27.90 per person. Almost the same price as Midori but with less choices. The only good thing here is that they don't use a lot of rice to pack their rolls. The choices are not as much as Midori but the appetizers, sushi, and special rolls served my needs. I was very satisfied and full. :) The sushi chef that served us was nice and we got our sushi pretty quick. Give me choices on sauce and then I want it all. LOL Yah, I thought that was cool. Parking is on the street but luckily it wasn't too bad. It's in the NoHo Arts District (well, really close to it.) so your car is safe. LOL So, who's driving? I'll go with you. :)

Sushi was great and rolls were so big! We got food from the chinese menu too and it was great. The lady working was so sweet. Would definitely come back!!

Good sushi quick delivery and high quality. Recommended to anyone in NoHo :) They have good baked rolls and fresh rolls

My friend brought me here last time and this is my second time here! I am actually a little bit shocked at some of the other reviews. This place is LEGIT!! Don't let those other reviews about fighting with the delivery guy about tipping and what not distract you, they have some good food here at a really good price. Atmosphere: the place is very tight and cozy, no awkward large empty spaces like in many of the sushi joints these days. It has somewhat of an ambient vibe at night with so much light bulbs hanging from the ceiling. I think its a good place to feel comfortable on your own or with your romantic someone. Food: first, price is really good, they are doing Happy Hour until 9pm everyday and the selections are great! My favorite is the 10pc Sushi Sampler, Jessica Alba Roll and the Baked Green Mussels, omg yum! Overall, I'd recommend this place to anybody who's looking for a nice cozy sushi joint at a relatively cheap price. Thumbs up, thumbs up.

Solid 4.5 stars. It's hard to find a sushi bar in LA where you can dine-in alone and not feel uncomfortable. But at Miyako's Sushi Bar, they have a really cozy environment with friendliest sushi chefs that it became one of my favorite spots to dine-in when I'm craving sushi. It's also one of the rare sushi spots in Hollywood / NoHo area that does delivery. Best of all, they have really good happy hour deals from 5-7:30pm everyday. My favorites from the happy hour menu are Aburi Roll ($10.95 - HH price - HIGHLY RECOMMENDED), 10 piece sampler sushi set ($13.95 - HH price), salmon sashimi with soy mustard sauce ($5.95 - HH price), and yellowtail jalapeño roll ($10.95 - HH price). I also noticed that they added the Tokyo spam fried rice ($9.95 - HH price) to their happy hour menu which is pretty cool. Only downside about this place is their creepy restroom, but other than that, I highly recommend this place if you're looking for some quality sushi at reasonable price. Free parking in the back lot, or plenty of street parking on Lankershim (free after 6pm).

This is by far my favorite Domestic Sushi spot!!!! I've been coming here for years!!! The fish is awesomely FRESH and the chefs are FANTASTIC!!!!! ***YOU HAVE TO TRY THE CRISPY RICE SPICY TUNA!!!!***

I found out why there are so many relatively good reviews for this place. I saw a sign that they offer something in return for a Yelp review. Are you kidding me? That's just dishonest in my opinion. I have had my fair share of amazing AYCE sushi experiences so this one just really disappointed me. 1. Service was awkward and downright horrible. The waitress was so rude. We were aware that there is a rule that states they charge 50 cents for each unfinished piece of food. Before we even finished our meal, she literally asked us, "ARE YOU GOING TO FINISH THAT?!" At this point, I was getting so irritated with her on top of her bad customer service so I snapped back at her "YES, we WILL finish our food thankyouverymuch." I don't think the restaurant is Japanese owned, because Japanese servers are usually very friendly and polite. So this woman literally counted each piece of food beforehand to "charge us" because she didn't trust that we were going to finish our food. The whole experience just left a bad taste in my mouth. 2. Speaking of bad taste, THE ALBACORE TASTED ROTTEN. We are not picky eaters (my friend is actually a server) but we had to send some food back because they did NOT taste good. The fish tasted old. There was also way too much rice in each roll or sushi. 3. The layout of the restaurant was awkward. The tables were cramped and parties of four had to sit really far from each other with the way they organized their tables. I DO NOT recommend coming here if you like quality sushi.

Average. Precut pieces of fish = dry chewy fish. Quantity, not quality is what is served at this joint. Lunch for two was $56. Ok if you have a big appetite but for me, I'll stick to their happy hour as long as they don't give me the Pre-cut sushi. I'll give it another try just because of the reviews here and because I'm hoping their salmon is better in the sashimi. Service was great but I would concentrate on the quality of the fish before anything else.

Don't be fooled by their 390+ reviews. Their reviews aren't genuine. They offer free ice cream for yelp reviews... In my opinion yelp should suspend any account that offers incentives for reviews!! My wife and I have been going to this spot for about 7 years. Hadn't been there in a year or so, so we decided to stop by. First and for most they seated 2 groups before us and when I approached Chris (Manager) I noticed my name was crossed off the list as if they already seated us...????? After being seated it took a good 15 minutes to receive our menus!! The order took so long that I had to pull Chris outside and speak with him in private because I didn't want to humiliate him in front of others. I also noticed that the two parties next to us were also having issues with the service. Bottom line, food is good, service is horrible! Environment is cramped!! #CLUSTER-PHOBIA!!! They need to hire more attentive and professional servers and manager, also they need to close down the useless and empty dragon restaurant next door and expand the sushi joint so there will be sufficient room for the sushi clients.

We ordered sushi from here and it was 99% rice. The fish quality was great but the rice wasn't cooked well and it was mainly all rice and just not a good experience. We didn't even finish our rolls :(

Wow. Just, wow. This place used to be amazing. But we just ordered delivery and 1) were missing items, 2) had none of the sauces that came with any of the dishes, 3) were missing almost all of the seasonings that the dishes required, 4) got the most low-budget wasabi package of all time, 5) had the fishiest, grossest, chewiest and most rank-tasting fish I've ever had in my life. This used to be my go to sushi spot. I am now deleting it from my phone. Will update tomorrow if I have food poisoning.

Raw stuff didn't taste fresh at all. Only reason I'm giving 2 stars is because I thought the Hot roll (deep fried) was good; but even then, I've had better. Not worth the cost when taste and quality is poor. I don't like leaving negative reviews but this place has a good corner location in a busy area and I just feel like they could be/should be doing so much better.

This place just gets it. So good, so fresh. Just top notch sushi experience at a very good price, ESPECIALLY for this kind of quality and freshness. The servers are nice and the sushi chefs make you feel very comfortable. Sit at the bar rather then the tables if you can. Just a better experience and can order more easily. If you decide to sit at the tables just order as much as you can the first time the waitress comes, seriously, don't be shy you wont believe how much some ppl eat (like me) loll. When this place gets busy they r real busy so yah just order all the thing u want in one shot. Lunch hours are cheaper, i don't know how much, but you still get all the same options as dinner. I haven't tried lunch yet but this is hands down one of my fave sushi joints now and will try it soon. Some of the must haves during all you can eat: - fried cream cheese wontons - gyoza - baked green mussel - salmon sushi - yellowtail sushi - sunkissed roll - eskimo roll - creamy salmon handroll

This place rocks! Love Miyako! It's a split chinese joint on one side and sushi spot on the other! One owner two separate sides in one location! Love both sides! Great food! I eat the sushi weekly and it kills! Love it!

This is one of my favorite spots for sushi. It's all you can eat fresh sushi made right in front of you! They even take special orders if you would like to customize your rolls at no extra cost! The staff are always so welcoming and accommodating. I must have eaten here over a hundred times and it's always a great experience!

The prices are amazing but the sushi is not that great and the service is usually poor but tonight was abysmal. We arrived at 8:30 and there were about 5 people sat at bar and just as many empty spaces with dirty dishes so we sat at a table. It wasn't until 8:50 a server apologized and came to take our order so we put in everything at once. At about 9:10 our waters came, which was impressive as the solo guy at the table next to us had asked three times for water and hadn't yet received his. About 9:20 our hot sake and edamame arrived but they forgot shot glasses. After 7 minutes my friend got up and asked for shot glasses to drink our sake. Our food slowly started arriving but some didn't come until late or not at all and we had to ask for our beers, which in hindsight we should have just left off. The fish wasn't fresh and I ended up throwing up once I got home. At 9:55 we got great service as they were closing at 10 and told us we had to be out at exactly 10. Normally service is slow here but this was horrendous and even though pricing is nice, especially late happy hour, I was unimpressed by quality of food and lack of customer service. I feel like something g happened before we came that caused a disruption but they should have explained that or said something like "sorry we are understaffed so wait times are extended" etc.

No heart to this place, sushi chef and wait staff were super rude. AND the volcano roll I ordered was literally a cold California roll with a tuna patty on it, like what in the world. NEVER going back.

I'll never from here again. Food showed up warm. No wasabi. Scallops in the roll we're nasty, they might have been pre cooked before adding to the roll? Gross. Fish didn't taste fresh. The only reason I have two stars is because I didn't get food poisoning... yet.

Small place but serve fresh sushi. I love this sushi place. I like the albacore with fried onions. The sushi chef give good sushi suggestions.

I went here today on my Lunch break and sat down at the sushi bar. At 1:30ish it was not too busy. I ordered some sashimi and vegetable tempura. The happy hour pricing is great and service was super quick! The fish was delicious, the chef said it was very fresh. I will definitely be back for lunch soon! I really enjoyed the chef and waitress. They were so fast but I didn't feel rushed. I only order 3 things and I wanted to order more but I was super full. I'll be exploring more of the menu next time!

My review is only based on a 2 sides of brown rice I had as T.A The worst rice I ever tasted. Worse than the instant brown rice that comes in bags Shame for a sushi / Chinese restaurant to sell this crap

Still amazing! My fave AYCE sushi. I have to learn to stop over eating lol. Also I have to remember to go earlier, super crowded later in the day.

Sushi is great service is friendly photos are deceiving prices have definitely increased by $5 since last I visited early post pandemic

Shout out to chef jay! He was wonderful host today at lunch. He was the only chef today but managed to make our all you can eat orders in a timely manner, whilst also making sushi for the people who weren't at the bar. I enjoyed his subtle ways of humor at the beginning of our meal and by the end, he was making us flat out laugh. Definitely made our dining experience better. Sushi was good. I normally don't order specialty rolls and instead just do nigiri, so I appreciated the freshness of the fish. Octopus was a bit on the chewy side but all others were good. There was a one order limit on the uni but chef jay stuffed so much uni in there that one order sufficed. Got baked mussels and shrimp and vegetable tempura appetizers which hit the spot as well. Finished off with a silly orange man, and lunch was complete. Side notes: Street parking only. Random bathroom that looks like it's in a complete different restaurant ( why? I really don't know. )

This is my favorite all you can eat sushi in LA. It is about a 35-40 mins drive for me, but it is worth the long drive. It is around $27.95 per person. It is also worth the price! I strongly suggest this place. Try the baked green mussels, they give you up to 8 per person. Enjoy your visit here, I positive it won't disappoint you. Happy eating!

I visited this place after a convention. It's located only three miles away from the Burbank Marriot Convention Center. The area itself is a bit ghetto looking, and the sushi bar is located on the corner. Be careful when you are searching for parking, too. Inside, the place is small and dim. As for sushi, they provide a nice all you can eat menu. The sushi to rice ratio is very standard, and their special cut rolls are very nice. The sushi chefs are also very nice and my friend and I had a nice conversation with the man, very generous, and even asks, "would you like to try some of this?" This place is very nice. The price for all you can eat is $28 for dinner. Pros: + Nice, very sweet Sushi chef + Variety of sushis and cut rolls + Freshwater Eel is HOT, something new. Cons: - Small place, dim lighting - One order of Freshwater Eel/Unagi per person only. - Price if you are eating dinner is high, especially if you bought parking meter time. Recommendation: The sunkissed roll is similar to Sake 2 Me's SNS roll, salmon on top of a spicy tuna roll, but the sunkissed roll adds a twist with avocado. Try out the Fresh Water Eel/Unagi because you're only allowed one order per customer. It'll be hot, which is different from other restaurants I've had it at, where it's just warm.

Huge supporter of All You Can Eat (AYCE) sushi. If you go in hungry it's definitely worth it considering if you order two special rolls you just paid for the cost of AYCE, plus it's an opportunity to try some new things. I always get a miso soup to sip on during the meal, a few orders of baked mussels and then I start ordering rolls...many times I order too many and I'm sitting there looking at what would equal 4 rice bowls. The AYCE menu has a pretty decent selection with the exception of the special rolls. The majority of the rolls use the California roll as a base and then get creative with different toppings & sauces. Look closely though and you will find the handful of rolls that truly are "special". The sake/wine menu is extremely limited. There are two types of cold sake to choose from and one type of hot sake. The wine menu is even more limited; 1 Cabernet, 1 Merlot and 1 plum. Sitting at the bar is always an experience because you get the face time with the sushi chef and a chance to try something special. They may try out a new sauce, add a little something extra to a roll...you just never know what your gonna get with those guys. But it's super fun to watch them get creative and work their magic. They have a happy hour. Street parking is always available. I've never had to wait to get a seat and I've always had a good experience with the crew at Miyako.

I ordered about $40 in sushi via Eat24 and I was very dissappointed with my food once it arrived. Two of my items did not come as described on Eat24. The Salmon Hand Roll is described as being baked with cucumber and topped with eel sauce. There was no cucumber, no eel sauce and the salmon was not baked but raw. My vegetable rolls were just LETTUCE and AVOCADO when on the site it is described as cucumber, fresh carrot, scallion, avocado, asparagus and cream cheese. I mean who wants a sushi roll with just lettuce and avocado. My boyfriend thought it was so funny and he dipped it in ranch. When I called to let them know that they did not sell me what was advertised I was told that they haven't served the items listed on the menu in 5-6years. I kindly asked them for a refund after saying that they should change the menu because it's to misleading customers. I was then told to come to the restaurant with food items I don't want for an exchange. I told them I ordered delivery because I didn't want to get in my car. I asked for a refund again. I was then told they would send me more food and pick up the food I dont want. I told them I dont want it and I just want money back. I was then insulted when I was told I just called because I ordered too much in the first place and I just wanted money. I didn't get why she couldn't understand that I wanted my money back because I didn't get the items that were advertised. Never again. I ended up having to get a refund by contacting Eat24.

Ok if you know anything about my Yelps you'll know that I am a sushi fiend! I cant tell you how many kinds of mackerel, tuna, and salmon I've eaten. I've tried the misos and the not-sos, as well as any kind of roll you can think of.... and when I hear of an All-You-Can-Eat (AYCE for the noobs) I have to try it out. I found this on the Yelp and ventured a look at some of my fellow Elites reviews, most with a 4 or 5 rating, so I thought well it's closer than Sushi Moon (which is under new management), and it's not as crowded as Midori's AYCE. It was a little longer drive there, but in the end it was well worth the extra 3 mies and 5 minutes (we hit a lot of green lights). The menu is not CRAZY extensive, but it has enough to satisfy your cravings for the specialties as well as some tasty rolls and the higher priced items, ie Uni. The menu actually looked a lot like Nami Sushi before they rid themselves of their AYCE menu to become more of an upscale sushi bar. Miyako had about 12 rolls and all the basic sushi, as well as some appetizers. And for $24.95 I think I ate my monies worth. But please read their rules, they are very strict on it, much like Midori in Sherman Oaks, they're sticklers on leaving the rice to make a sashimi plate and ordering in a timely manner. There was a DB (douche bag) sitting next to us who order a ton of sushi and just at the fish, he was with a DB friend who, when told that they had to finish the rice too, got frustrated and asked "Can't I just order all you can eat sashimi!?"... I rolled my eyes back and thought, I guess you can't read cause you were sitting right in front of the only rules posted on the bar... le sigh* We left promptly afterwards in fear that the DB would lash out at the waitress, good thing the chef had a 14" knife. Overall very good quality sushi and a friendly bunch of people. NOTE: Be sure to go to the "AYCE Sushi" side because it's joined together with a chinese restaurant, with only a door to split them. Enjoy!

This is one of the decent sushi places that I've seen. Service is good and the sushi is decent. I wouldn't say the sushi is the best, but it is not bad either. We ordered all you can eat so we could try the different items. We ended up ordering a few and I ordered the Shrimp tempura because thats my favorite roll. I would say i was a little disappointed because there was very little shrimp in there and the roll was so small it looked like an appetizer than a roll. The crispy rice was burnt at the bottom and the imitation crab was meh. However the service was 5 stars and the waitress brought our food fast but all at once, instead of little at a time. So we didn't have food for a bit and all of a sudden we were flooded with food. I would say its not a bad spot if your in the area and craving sushi.

I usually love coming here but haven't for a while until last night when we went for our usual AYCE. The other fishes were good - the Ono, Mackarel, Albacore, Ikura etc. except they didn't have uni. That my dear is a deal breaker. I got things that I didn't order and didn't get things I did order, cause they were not paying attention to the list. I doubt I will be back as the valley has more options and less expensive AYCE joints that have Uni.

Got this delivered to my hotel after having a long day at Universal Studios. One of the best food to get delivered to me yet! I got the Chicken Teriyaki w/ Rice, Miso Soup & Salad. I also got some Tamago and some Deep Fried California rolls. Only reason why I would rate it 3/5 is because I paid for myself & my bf and I'm someone who doesn't really make much. So I clicked the no tip option (I'm sorry but I need money for college and myself! TvT) BUT when the guy showed up with our food, he kept asking for cash as his tip. We didn't want to be rude so we did give him some cash but I don't think it's nice/fair for someone to push for tip money. Other than that, I would recommend the food here.

On a total whim, my friend and I met up here. We wanted a place in the middle of our offices and North Hollywood turned out to be "it." Miyako was a great choice. It was easy to find, not crowded, and the food was top notch. The sushi chefs were great and recommended some specials. I always judge my sushi bars by their yellowtail. This one was creamy and perfect. We also tried: Spicy tuna on crispy rice Blue Crab cut roll Albacore Crunch roll All were good if not great and I would go back there just for the crispy rice thingy which melted in my mouth with a taste explosion! I hadn't had sushi in over a year and what a way to go back! Excellent!

I just found my new all-you-can-eat sushi place. I was tired of our same old sushi place which isn't even that great, so I hopped onto Yelp only to be point here... Once again, Yelp did not disappoint! The space isn't huge, but it wasn't very crowded, so we didn't have to wait. We took two seats at the bar (tables are available if thats your thing) and got to ordering off the menu! The himachi, tiger roll, and spicy rice were some of my favorites. Also, (random) their sauce for their tempura is delicious. I could have drank it. All of the fish tasted fresh. The sushi chefs were hilarious - they kept us smiling the whole time... My favorite was when they would yell to the girl working in the back. It felt like the scene in Kill Bill where she goes to meet Hitori Hanzo! The prices aren't too bad for the All You Can Eat either, right up there with what all the other places in the area are charging. $20 for lunch, $25 for dinner. They also have a menu for those of you not wanting to take the all you can eat route... The woman who seemed to be in charge of beverages and appetizers practically disappeared after we were first seated... If she made rounds more often, I'd probably give Miyako 5 stars... Despite that, this is officially my new go-to sushi place!

Really good sushi, fantastic staff. Will be back. Good eel roll. Funny conversation with regulars about how the chopsticks ate breaking better than before. I said that they used to break bad, but now they are more like Jesse Pinkman.

Amazing customer service!! Completely recommend this place. .

2 California rolls to go Asked if there was wasabi and ginger. One packet of wasabi...!? Couple pieces of ginger. Can't enjoy this WARM!!! WTF sushi the way I would like. Ugh CONFUSED at least give me enough wasabi.

I had tried this place when we had moved to this area years ago, and completely wrote it off for underwhelming service, and the food just wasn't good. My husband last night convinced me to try it again based on a friend's suggestion, and surprisingly not the worst. We ordered 3 rolls: 1. Crispy Spicy Tuna Roll - nothing special, but had a great crunch to it. 2. Hot Cheetos Roll - not gonna lie ... was our favorite of the three. Fresh hot Cheetos, yummy spicy crab and tuna in the roll, a surprisingly balanced flavor combo! 3. Yellowtail Jalapeño Roll - so much spice going on in the description, I was afraid it would be too overwhelming but it wasn't... it was a nice heat, good fish, nice crunch from the fresh jalapeño on top. Great local spot to grab some sushi before a movie down the street or out for some drinks with friends.