Midori Sushi

Midori was an authentic Japanese restaurant. Complimentary Miso soup was served as an appetizer. Green tea was hot and delicious, served in a large mug. Shumai was a good appetizer. Unagi was fresh and good. The temperature of the deep fried roll was pretty hot and had several super crunchy parts. It was overall good 8/10.

I would have loved the lunch buffet because that’s what I saw online. Unfortunately no Buffett. The rice on my maki rolls was loose and the wasabi wasn’t very generous. This place used to be packed when it was a buffet for lunch. Sad they took that away. It’s not good enough to stand alone without the buffet I think.

We've been going here for years. During lockdown it was one of the few places that managed to stay afloat, and the quality didn't suffer. The last 2 visits, the most recent one in particular, was the most disappointing. Borderline ignored by the wait staff. We watched everyone seated after us, who also ordered a significant time after we had placed an order for 2 rolls... receive soup, salad, AND entrees. The Firecracker and Jewish rolls are usually fresh, and plentiful. The pricing hasn't changed in the last few months, but the quality and portion size definitely has. Between the outrageously over cooked tempura roll, excessive use of jalapenos, the freezer burn undertone on the 'fresh salmon' roll, and having to stand up while waving both arms to flag down someone... it's no longer the local gem it once was. Maybe it'll change again for the better, but not planning to return anytime soon after the last experience.

Not bad, although, I did find the food a little...strong(?) In certain areas. Usually the strongest tasting part of a meal in a Japanese restaurant ends up being the Miso soup for me, but it was the opposite here. Still, that taste was a good one, overall fantastic value, and very appealing to return to!