Mikado Sushi — Restaurant in Princeton

I went here just as a stop on my trip. There was no eat in option and no big deal, Covid is over but I get it that some people were still afraid, totally understandable. So I ordered take out, little pricey but also not a big deal, I left her a good tip almost 5.00, like 4.90 or something. I came back to get my food and since I’m eating in the car I asked for a plastic ramekin and she said it’s not free, I said no problem how much would you like, she says .50 cents , like I could see .10 maybe even .15 but .50 she is just being difficult at that point. I thought it was a very rude ti charge that much for a ramekin that is required to eat my meal because she does not allow an ear in option!!! Rude rude lady! Also the eel smelled fishy and I could...

Amazing Sushi! Best in a long time! However, we witnessed them turning people away before they were closed. They close at 7pm, we arrived at 6:15 and they already gave us a heads up they close at 7. People walked in at 6:35 and the lady told them right away that they close at 7. They asked if they could still eat and she said, no take out only. Every business I've ever been to, you serve people until you are closed and finish with the ones that you already have. If you pull up to a place for an oil change and say they close at 6pm, they will serve everyone in line who is already there at that point. For that, I didn't...

By far thee most amazing sushi I have ever had. Take out only, but well worth it. So fresh and delicious, the quality of the sashimi is always top tier, the rolls always soft n’ warm and the most crunchy, tastey prawn tempura anywhere. I come to Princeton once a year and I make it my first priority to snag me some of that Mikado Sushi. Deffinitly a quiet, little gem nestled in the corner of a hotel in this cute, quaint town. The atmosphere could be a little brighter, although, since your only in there long enough to grab your meal, it really doesn’t matter. Two thumbs up 👍👍 and a million...