The tuna sashimi tasted suspiciously 'fishy'. Sure enough, that night, we felt the effects of less than fresh fish. The rolls were mediocre. It was a busy Friday night and they were understaffed so service was extremely slow.
Good food, reasonable service, reasonable price.
Just watch the bill though, they slip a 10% tip ontop of the taxed total without telling you about it and seemingly regardless of the number of people. We were a family of 4.
No problem tipping it's just that most people would not have noticed and would have left a tip ontop of that.
The portion size of the sushi is very good, and the taste is delicious!!! The price of approx. $16 for all you can eat is fair, especially for the quality of the food! The service is friendly and prompt. The restaurant is quite small, but very clean and well maintained. In the all you can eat menu, the crunchy roll, spicy salmon maki, spicy udon soup, miso, & tempura shrimp are the best in my opinion.
All You Can Eat in the heart of Oakville.
The other day I was looking for an all-you-can-eat sushi in the Oakville area. After stumbling around various search engines, I happened to come across Mika Sushi. Seemed like there was some good things to say about it, so I stopped by for dinner on Wednesday night.
On first impression, you would think it was not meant to be. The restaurant is small. Maybe four booths on each side a three tables in the middle. However the staff is great and their sushi chef does an excellent job. They offer all-you-can-eat as well as a la carte. Being the type of person who likes to try a little of everything I went for the former.
The food was great. I had several different rolls as well as some items from the kitchen. One thing to note is if you are eating by yourself, the portions tend to be a bit large. For example, one order of the Mika rolls was eight pieces. They were quite tasty however and in all items I found the meats and fish to be nice and fresh and flavouring was excellent. Tempura wasn't as crisp as I like. However everything was good and served with attention to appearance.
When I came in around 5:15-5:30, there was only one other table occupied. However when I left by 6:45, all the tables were full and there was a steady takeout business as well. Good sign for a Wednesday, so hopefully this is a sign the business will continue to flourish.
As with all AYCE sushi, try to get several copies of the order form at the beginning of your meal and then when your order arrives you can have your next order ready. Otherwise you usually have to flag the server down if you want to order more. Also standard practice is charging you for any leftovers and adding a tip to the bill automatically.
I found the server was pretty good, although I was seated right next to the sushi counter. So he could tell when I was done.
Price for dinner during the week is $18.99.
