7 Best Japanese Restaurants in Midland

“Small, family owned place with really good food. Lot of sushi options: rolls. shashimi, nagiri. Korean folks with authentic Korean food and will happily add the American twists. Order a spicy bulgogi, not on the menu, but a quick change to standard. Fantastic.“

“Is my go to for solo lunch, date with my wife, or the entire family and friends. Always great food, decently priced and excellent service. A little slice of sushi heaven in a quiet accommodating atmosphere that is always enjoyable.

Kid-friendliness: Our youngest (8yo) wanted and had her birthday dinner here.“

“Ate here yesterday for lunch. Food was delicious and alot better priced than other hibachi places. Server was very friendly and attentive, will be back for sure!!“

“I had the mango chicken with kungpao chicken and fried rice. I really enjoyed the spicy flavor of the kungpao and love the veggies added. The food was hot, delicious, and the plenty of entries to eat another meal for the price. I havent tried the egg rolls, would definitely next time.
Great service, greeted and tried a sample, offered additional items to add to meal, and friendly. I hope to visit soon and other people will too.“

“absolutely love their food and customer service!“

“I love this restaurant!!!!. The food is really good and that’s a big reason I keep coming back. Some of the workers really change the vibe of the place in a good way. The short girl with the bun , the girl with braces and the skinny girl with the Hello kitty hoodie are great with customers, you can joke around with them, and they actually talk to you like a normal person instead of rushing you. Having a little small talk with them sometimes honestly makes my day. They really make the place feel more welcoming. But the one with the neck brace and glasses with the blond hair brings the experience down. Most of the times I go she’s just standing around near the sushi bar while the other girls are doing their job, and when people do go up to her she comes off with an attitude as if she’s being disturbed.
What bothered me the most is how she interacts with Spanish-speaking customers. I’ve seen people speak to her in Spanish and she still answers only in English even though it seems clear she understands and fluently speaks Spanish. It just comes across as rude and unwelcoming because she’s selective over who she speaks in Spanish with. Over all the food is great and there are some really good workers 10/10 would most definitely recommend“

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