“Small space, when we went in we were lucky enough to find a table and didn't have to stand and wait.Service was fast but felt a little rushed. My sushi was delicious, however, my husband didn't like his hibachi combo too much. The soft-shell crab was good but I went without the katsu sauceThis location only has paid street parking and a parking garage that is free on weekends. Other than that I would recommend it, because sushi is their speciality and you can taste it in the quality.“
“First time to this restaurant. The space and decor are outstanding. Food was very good but not great. The service was a big disappointment. The attentiveness of the wait staff was lacking and slow. Ordered the bread service and didn't get it until we were almost finished with our meal ( but it was delicious!) Would have given 3.5 stars if that was an option. I hope they get things figured out...it's a nice space and a good concept.“
“I was coming back upstairs from the DMV and saw this HUGE market full of a dozen or so restaurants cafeteria style, so I had to get something. Momodosa is a Nepalese/Indian takeout spot inside the Midtown Global market and has a very casual setting. I wasn't expecting much given that it seems very new and I just went with their bison momo (the dumplings filled with bison meat) with the Mango Chassi. Place wasn't busy on a Wednesday evening, which is a plus but it kinda feels like it could be busier. Price was slightly over $20 which tbh is okay given that the bison momo was...okay. I have to say that it seems like you HAVE to have the orange spicy sauce on it for it to be any good, as plain or with the green sauce it's mild in spiciness and flavor. 4/5 with Orange sauce and 3/5 with anything else. The Mango lassi was decent but for a $4 cup it's pretty small. Definitely more like half a cup than the other South Asian place that I had in MPLS. 3/5 Overall: 3.5/5 but I'm rounding up, I still felt hungry afterwards for a $20 dinner but overall the food is decent and will use it as a measuring mark when trying other foods in Midtown Global market.“
“I would give it a second try. Service was very kind and I heard really good things but was not overly impressed sadly. It was a little spendy too. For just the food in the photo (rice, paneer Tikka masala and naan) (before a tip) it was $24 something.“