Midori Sushi Japanese

06/24/09

Places to Avoid for Lunch

by GeoW at Citysearch

Went for the lunch buffet that cost $12.00 and was worth 1/2 that. Almost everything was deep fried, very limited choices, only seaweed covered tiny rolls with miniscule pieces of whatever inside (mostly cooked chicked, krab, cream cheese and other cheap stuff), and what little raw fish they had a place for was always empty (and that was just Tuna and Red Snapper).

Service was minimal, and I was never asked why I kept pacing the small food area in search of sushi that never was to be. I ended up eating dumplings and some sticky rice that I added some spicy sauce to for flavor. And they ran out of all their desserts and didn't replenish until we got up to leave...forever. Sayonara, Midori!

I would rather have traveled to Addison and spent $16.00 at Tokyo One and had actual sushi. This buffet is a joke, except I'm not laughing.

• Pros: Didn't die
• Cons: Not worth the price

02/10/09

Midori is the best

by marcelinarae at Citysearch

I went to college in Irving and Midori was the first sushi restaurant I ever ate at. That being said, now that I have moved home to Houston I go to Midori every time I go back to the dallas area. Their sushi is great for the price. The service isn't stellar but if you sit at the sushi bar the sushi chefs are always chatty. Get the Sushi Burrito, it's delicious!

• Pros: Great Sushi, inventive rolls
• Cons: Sometimes service is lacking

11/19/08

Great sushi! Okay service.

by tantalizingtaste at Citysearch

Delicious sushi, especially the Dragon Eye.

The service was not up to par. As soon as you walk in, there is not a friendly vibe like most sushi restaurants.