Amazing, honestly probably the best sushi not just in Triangle but in NC! The atmosphere and food are equally terrific.
Zeta B.
Good food! Excellent service! Nice ambiance! I would highly recommend this place! You have to experience it at least once.
Ken C.
All good things must come to end There seems to have been a recent change in management and the current staff don't know the menu all that well. My issue was with the donburi, which we asked for without wasabi. We noticed that there was no tako in the dish and when we asked the waitress about it, she claimed that it was in there! The upper management was only able to clarify after checking with the chefs. Super weird that they didn't know or mention that taking out the wasabi meant no tako. The crudo and crispy tuna was not bad. We finished with the yuzu semifreddo which was way too sour. Overall, the experience here is a shadow of what it was in the past. Service was slow too. The new Cary location is much better
Corliss H.
Delicious food! I took my adults (offspring - can't bring myself to refer to them as children) here for a special dinner. Everyone was so happy with their meal. My son had the bento and enjoyed it all, daughter and hubby had the chef choice sushi flights and really enjoyed everything. I select pieces of sushi, sashimi and rolls that I wanted to try! Every bite was delicious, so good in fact that I added two pieces of the tuna belly sashimi to my hubby's take out order (final four game, you know priorities). Hot tea and miso soup to start, they have a nice selection of Japanese beers. Here's the thing, my kids both have shellfish allergies and additionally my daughter has egg and nut allergies too. Every thing came to the table perfectly, they adjusted their flight and bento accordingly. It's hard to eat out and trust no cross contamination but they've eaten there before without issue. This is huge for me. Great sushi, good service experience and care in food handling! It's a win, win, win!
Vincent Lee
Omakase is probably not worth it. The nigiri were really small, small slices of fish on top, the rice fell apart, and can't really hear what you're eating because it's quite loud. Probably would be best to go for set meals and rolls. Skip the nigiri.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Roll, Bento
Zach Graybill
Glad we finally got to go.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Steven S
My absolute favorite restaurant in Durham. My fiancée and I come here to celebrate our most special occasions as well as when we just want to have an incredible dinner. Whether you go a la carte or do the grand omakase, you're sure to have an amazing time.Great food, great staff, incredibly experience
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Grand Omakase, Sushi
Fit Gear Hunter
OK this is a tough one. I've eaten at a lot of sushi restaurants, and this place had good food and service and atmosphere, but when I got done with the meal I just felt like it was overpriced for the value it offered. Each item just felt overpriced. Like every one (except the edamame). It sounds harsh to say because it felt like they were arbitrarily overcharging, thinking they were fancier than they are.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Andrea K
Excellent food. Great atmosphere. You have to make reservations way in Advance. Pricey food but delicious. Pla. To spend about $100 per person. The ice cream is to die for!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
maria t.
10/10 Fantastic experience! I say experience because dining in M Sushi is not only about food (which don't get me wrong- is top notch, made with the freshest fish possible). If you go there for a date you should definitely sit on the bar and have the Omakase. We ordered the lite one. The chef brings you each piece separately and explains what it is. Watching the chefs working in complete harmony without even having to talk to one another is like watching a theatrical performance. Also, I have to say that each piece of sushi was better and more tasty than the previous one! Our server was extremely friendly and helpful as well! She seemed to truly enjoy working there. The drinks available were on the pricier side but that is to be expected. Be prepared to pay for the quality you get, I would say that the bill will come to around 120 per person depending what you get. Definitely recommend!
Best sushi I have had in a long time, maybe ever. All the staff was amazing, excellent service (Emily) and each course was a work of art.
Theresa P.
Hands down the best Sushi in the triad. I would stack this against any "big" city sushi restaurant. The Grand Omakase seems pricey but is a fabulous experience. The Lite Omakase is a great choice as well. Fourth visit here and never been disappointed.
alyssa s
food was amazing and so fresh and tasty! our first time here we did the grand omakase, pricey but well worth it. service was attentive. definitely coming
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Les T.
We had heard a lot about how good the food was. In my opinion the food was mediocre at best. The service and ambiance was great.
Amazing, honestly probably the best sushi not just in Triangle but in NC! The atmosphere and food are equally terrific.
Good food! Excellent service! Nice ambiance! I would highly recommend this place! You have to experience it at least once.
All good things must come to end There seems to have been a recent change in management and the current staff don't know the menu all that well. My issue was with the donburi, which we asked for without wasabi. We noticed that there was no tako in the dish and when we asked the waitress about it, she claimed that it was in there! The upper management was only able to clarify after checking with the chefs. Super weird that they didn't know or mention that taking out the wasabi meant no tako. The crudo and crispy tuna was not bad. We finished with the yuzu semifreddo which was way too sour. Overall, the experience here is a shadow of what it was in the past. Service was slow too. The new Cary location is much better
Delicious food! I took my adults (offspring - can't bring myself to refer to them as children) here for a special dinner. Everyone was so happy with their meal. My son had the bento and enjoyed it all, daughter and hubby had the chef choice sushi flights and really enjoyed everything. I select pieces of sushi, sashimi and rolls that I wanted to try! Every bite was delicious, so good in fact that I added two pieces of the tuna belly sashimi to my hubby's take out order (final four game, you know priorities). Hot tea and miso soup to start, they have a nice selection of Japanese beers. Here's the thing, my kids both have shellfish allergies and additionally my daughter has egg and nut allergies too. Every thing came to the table perfectly, they adjusted their flight and bento accordingly. It's hard to eat out and trust no cross contamination but they've eaten there before without issue. This is huge for me. Great sushi, good service experience and care in food handling! It's a win, win, win!
Omakase is probably not worth it. The nigiri were really small, small slices of fish on top, the rice fell apart, and can't really hear what you're eating because it's quite loud. Probably would be best to go for set meals and rolls. Skip the nigiri.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Roll, Bento
Glad we finally got to go.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
My absolute favorite restaurant in Durham. My fiancée and I come here to celebrate our most special occasions as well as when we just want to have an incredible dinner. Whether you go a la carte or do the grand omakase, you're sure to have an amazing time.Great food, great staff, incredibly experience
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Grand Omakase, Sushi
OK this is a tough one. I've eaten at a lot of sushi restaurants, and this place had good food and service and atmosphere, but when I got done with the meal I just felt like it was overpriced for the value it offered. Each item just felt overpriced. Like every one (except the edamame). It sounds harsh to say because it felt like they were arbitrarily overcharging, thinking they were fancier than they are.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Excellent food. Great atmosphere. You have to make reservations way in Advance. Pricey food but delicious. Pla. To spend about $100 per person. The ice cream is to die for!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
10/10 Fantastic experience! I say experience because dining in M Sushi is not only about food (which don't get me wrong- is top notch, made with the freshest fish possible). If you go there for a date you should definitely sit on the bar and have the Omakase. We ordered the lite one. The chef brings you each piece separately and explains what it is. Watching the chefs working in complete harmony without even having to talk to one another is like watching a theatrical performance. Also, I have to say that each piece of sushi was better and more tasty than the previous one! Our server was extremely friendly and helpful as well! She seemed to truly enjoy working there. The drinks available were on the pricier side but that is to be expected. Be prepared to pay for the quality you get, I would say that the bill will come to around 120 per person depending what you get. Definitely recommend!
Restaurantji Recommends
GREAT sushi that is definitely worth the price.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sushi
Best sushi I have had in a long time, maybe ever. All the staff was amazing, excellent service (Emily) and each course was a work of art.
Hands down the best Sushi in the triad. I would stack this against any "big" city sushi restaurant. The Grand Omakase seems pricey but is a fabulous experience. The Lite Omakase is a great choice as well. Fourth visit here and never been disappointed.
food was amazing and so fresh and tasty! our first time here we did the grand omakase, pricey but well worth it. service was attentive. definitely coming
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We had heard a lot about how good the food was. In my opinion the food was mediocre at best. The service and ambiance was great.