Miyake Sushi

Went for lunch time on the 4th. It was empty when we went in, but staff was very accommodating and friendly. They started all of us off with miso soup even before we ordered and then offered seconds, which I obliged.

Two of us got a two roll combo and then a 3 roll for the other person. I also got a sea scallop sashimi, a first for me. Seemed pretty fresh and wasn't too slimy. The spicy salmon roll was ok, didn't wow me. It had the sauce on the inside of the roll. The spicy California has it on the outside, which was a better roll in my opinion.

All rolls came out on ships and was presented nicely. Rolls were loose but stayed together when picked up. The sushi chef made a little "sushi sandwich" as he called it. It had a mix of salmon, yellow tail, and a couple others and then served it with smoked soy sauce. That sauce was amazing and gave the fish a nice flavor. He talked to us about various types of fish and gave a little more information on what else they normally get.

For around 25 dollars we got 4 rolls, 3 miso soups, and was able to try others while we talked. Quick, easy, and cheap lunch. Would recommend and they've only been open for about 3 weeks.

I ate here for the first time today. I went in for a late lunch and the server seemed so happy I was there. I was by myself and it felt so nice to feel so welcomed. I had a jalapeno appetizer (not sure what it was called) but it had cream cheese and crab and was drizzled with spicy mayo and eel sauce. I've never had eel sauce before so I have no reference, but it was delicious! The whole appetizer was so good! My sushi was so fresh and filling, I couldn't finish it. My server was awesome, on top of everything, and just so friendly. I wish I had kept my receipt for her name. I will definitely be going back! I hope covid doesn't hurt their business!

Great sushi. Excellent service. Glad to have such a high quality sushi restaurant in Papillon

The 55 dollar sushi boat feels like a good deal. The fish given was pretty standard. 4 pieces each of salmon, hamachi, red maguro, regular maguro, and white Tuna (otherwise known as butter fish, escolar or oily fish)

They also had 10 pieces of nigiri.
I would have liked it more if there was more variety in the nigiri. When you are just sharing between 2 people it's nice to have different flavors.
The nigiri served had some that were aburi style.

The rolls are larger and a bit more loosely rolled.
The nigiri is an appropriate size (some places just have a lot more rice).

I appreciated the offer of extra miso soup. She came around asking if we wanted seconds. Aside from that, service was friendly but pretty standard.

It's in the area that is corner of Giles and 72nd. Very easy to find.
Parking is available in a medium lot that is shared.

Not sure if they just opened recently? I noticed someone else's review suggesting that might be the case. If so they are off to a good start.