Mizuya Cuisine Japanese Restaurant

Wife and I went here for supper on a Sunday and spent including tip $71 drinking water. Price wise sushi is comparative to a lot of higher end restaurants in the area but there is cheaper and there are not a lot of ramen places you can really compare it too. The place was dead and it had a funky smell in it maybe because the pond was drained. My wife had the Maki while I ate the nigiri. She really enjoyed hers mine was fine I have had better but it was not bad. For mains I had tonkatsu ramen and she had chicken katsu ramen. I did warn her that it does not make sense to have fried chicken in ramen as it will get soggy, sure enough it did which is her own fault I do not blame the restaurant for. However, the chicken was also "woody" which made it pretty much inedible. The noodles were pretty good for both bowls. The dashi was lacking flavor. Both bowls were luke warm at best not hot at all the pork in mine was also a little rubbery. Almost like they reheated it. For the price I was not impressed I may try it again on a busier night when I could have a fresher bowl of ramen. TLDR: Food not impressive but not bad go on a busy night to get fresher tasting. Prices is on the higher side.

We stopped here for dinner on vacation. One of my kids and I got the tonkatsu ramen, which was good, if a little overloaded with vegetables. The pork in these was seasoned in a somewhat unexpected way, and while not bad, could have been a bit better. My wife got a tempura dish with noodles, and she enjoyed it quite a bit. Our younger son, who is a picky eater, tried the popcorn chicken, but something about these was off, and he didn't like them. He was able to eat some of their french fries, though, so at least he didn't completely go hungry at the restaurant. Overall, a good place to eat.

Decent sushi, but was bummed that I could taste Tempura in one of my rolls and it wasn’t advertised (tempura really messes w my gut). Also, I couldn’t tell which roll was which, since they were all packed in the same to go container. I feel like I chose poor options and that this place could be great with some luck ordering. Cool atmosphere too

I had the Hawaiian poke bowl with raw tuna and salmon. It was okay, not great. The portion was just okay, but the price was high. We also got the spicy veggie poke bowl. They seemed better, but the portion compared to the price isn't that good. Unfortunately, these days, the portion never really is equal or more than the price. Prices are just very high in every restaurant that I eat at. The service was very good and the atmosphere isn't really Japanese, it's more just Asian. This place used to be the Mint Cafe, many, many years ago and served Thai and Chinese food, which I happened to like. The bottom line, you'll probably like the food, but don't expect a traditional Japanese style ambiance. Enjoy!

So let’s get right to the point…the food here is bomb there is no doubt about it. And why else do we go to restaurants if not for the food? Wellp the vibe has to be there too. Unfortunately that is where they lost a star. We walked in and we could hear a pin drop. No music. No nothing. We eventually ended up playing music on our phones softly because the silence was such a buzzkill. Don’t let that deter you from going because this was simply some of the best ramen I have had in a while. We could have just come on an off day but I hope they will read this review and use it as constructive criticism.

Delicious food every time. only 4 stars because their freezer was broken and our sushi rolls ended up incomplete (really was only missing the micro greens, since the freezer was broken they didn't have as much fresh produce to cook / create the meals). We got a veggie spring roll,, Hawaii maki, Luxury maki, and a Mussel seafood boil!!! Everything had tons of flavor, excellent excellent food. even their takeout is good!

This. Place. Is. Incredible. The inside has a huge, beautiful fountain pond with running water I will take a picture of next time. Incredibly clean. I don’t typically write reviews, but this place has the best fried gyoza I’ve ever had, at regular market price ($7). The popcorn chicken is out of this world, so juicy. Pictures don’t really do it justice. The owner was really friendly and they gave us a complimentary keychain as first time customers. Definitely planning on seeing that chicken again soon.