(212) 532-9596
164 Lexington Ave
New York,
NY
10016
40.7441
-73.9815
Neighborhoods: Kips Bay, Midtown
Reviews & Ratings for Mishima
21 reviews
What users are saying:
good sushi
by wulansuya at Citysearch
basicalIy sushi and sashimi are worthy to try, and their lunch boxes. i loved it the first 2 times eating there, just last time I found hair in my rice... a big turn-off. guess that happens to almost every restaurant though.
- Pros: sushi
- Cons: sanitation
Skip this one
by nycsamurai at Citysearch
I live around the corner and I've tried this place twice. Both times there were flies EVERYWHERE! It was the middle of Winter as well. I was waving them away so much it looked as if I was speaking in sign language to my Japanese wife. For a restaurant serving raw fish this is just a complete no no. Food and service was mediocre at best but the environment was intolerable.
- Pros: Convenient location
- Cons: Scary environment
Awesome sushi
by grenner at Citysearch
I used to live around this neighboorhood and let me tell you i still crave their sushi. Although the rolls (spicy tubna roll) are small they are really delicious. Delivery is great, going there is good too.
great service and sushi
by zyzgy at Citysearch
ordered sushi for delivery but a couple of the pieces were of lower quality than expected. after calling them to tell them about it, they went out of their way to make sure that everything was resolved to my satisfaction (as well as their standards). since they take delivery of fresh fish every day, i was informed by them that it was probably a supplier issue and that they would take up the issue with them. everything else in the order was quite good as usual. one of the best sushi places in murray hill.
- Pros: fast delivery
- Cons: sushi
Great sushi and wonderful service
by hayleighlovesushi at Citysearch
My boyfriend and I had sushi here and we truly enjoyed our meal. The fish were fresh and well prepared and eventhough you won't expect to see fancy rolls and other specialties, the selections are well rounded and typical of a Japanese sushi joint. We were seated on the first floor and we would love to try the second floor the next time we are here.
Our waitress was simply wonderful and very accomodating. She always have a smile on her face and made us feel very special. Her service was attentive and pleasant.
Overall, we love it here and would come back often!
- Pros: Great fresh sushi, very accomodating service
- Cons: Seating on the first floor is a little tight
Horrible Waitstaff
by rdragont5 at Citysearch
Waitress didnt know what shellfish was! How can you work at a restaurant that serves seafood, and not know what one of the biggest allergies is? She brought me out shrimp... even after i specifically told her i was allergic. Beware to otheres with allergies. The food was average, nothing to really rant or rave about... just typical.
User review by skygreen
by skygreen at Citysearch
a friend took me there bc he enjoyed his first visit there. i ordered the tempura udon and honestly, i expected it to be better. the broth was sweet and i had to add pepper to compensate for the sweetness. i tried some of my friends' dishes and those seemed decent. the restaurant is small and cozy. the waitstaff was very eager to help. honestly, it seemed like many typical small japanese restaurants in manhattan. i wouldn't go out of my way for it, but if i happened to be in the area, i wouldn't mind going again. the prices could also be a bit more competitive.
I don't know about "affordable"
by coreyem at Citysearch
I ordered 2 uni, 2 salmon, 2 unagi, and a spicy scallop hand roll. and a miso. and an ice tea. I walked out of there 40 bucks later after tip - not crazy for sushi, but certainly not what I would consider "affordable".
That said, the service was friendly and prompt, the sushi was top quality, and I will go here again. Just don't expect to order a la carte and get out of there for 10 bucks.
User review by virajmehta
by virajmehta at Citysearch
I am a pure vegetarian and most of the Japanese places you gotta be careful. Waitress took way too long to tell me what this one thing was. She ignored us until my friend got really frustrated and asked her to find out right now, becuase technically we can't eat till then. She was also sorry for her being delayed since they were extremely understaffed.. only 2 waitresses in the whole place. Other than that food's good
- Cons: too small
A master sushi chef
by youngkim1234 at Citysearch
I've been going to Mishima for about 6 years now and find it to be the best mix of fresh food and not mega-crazy expensive. The key is the master sushi chef who operates on the second floor only. The downstairs portion is geared towards non-regulars and take-out orders. Before ordering any fish, you have to find out the specials of the day. Or, if you have a little more change in your pocket, sit at the master sushi chef's counter and ask for the best fishes of the day. He will load you up with two sushi pieces at a time of the best fish available that day. BTW, this restaurant is the only sushi restaurant that has a loyal Japanese following that I frequent. How many Japanese restaurants do you go to that you've seen actual Japanese diners?










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