Sushi Mioga - Portland

Best quality carousel sushi I’ve ever had. It’s clean and nice inside, the staff and servers are super attentive and nice, and the quality of the sushi is awesome, generous portions! Have come here for years and they just have high standards for everything. Some Miogas can be straight up gross, this is an amazing exception. If I’m in the area I always stop by always recommend on all levels.

What a hidden gem this is. It is unassuming from the outside in a corner of a shopping center, but when you walk in it's always nearly full. It has a sushi-boat type service, which, in my experience, is reserved for places serving low-quality eats, but not true here at all. The food is really good and the fish is fresh. You can order off the menu as well. The owner is a real character, barking out orders to her staff, and staying on top of who comes in, what they ordered, how they are doing, etc. I would highly recommend checking this place out.

Always great atmosphere as soon as you walk in! Always greeted with a smile and very friendly. Plenty of seating but can get busy since it is popular.always have a big selection on the tram and plenty to order from the menu! My favorite is definitely the House roll and their Boston Rolls! Great pricing and always clean!Vegetarian options: Several vegetarian optionsKid-friendliness: Family and child friendlyParking: Parking in both front and back of the restaurant.Wheelchair accessibility: Plenty of room for wheelchairs.

We got take out from this place to try their sushi. Unfortunately, the first bite was of the maguro, and before my tongue touched the fish I was awash in concern. Concern for my stomach, concern for the quality of the rest of my meal, and concern for the tuna whose life was given to eventually lead to this review. I have never in my life had sushi that so closely resembled the texture of overcooked chicken. I couldn't eat it. Maguro the centerpiece of sushi, sat uneaten. We ate around this absolute abomination, but the good taste of the other dishes (stick to rolls here couldn't stop me from looking back at the tuna and wondering how it could possibly be so bad. To be fair, it likely wasn't the fish, but the handling of the fish (old, perhaps? . But the damage was already done. When living a life, there must be a vast collection of things from worst to best, and it is always unfortunate to meet with the worst. But it is also a gentle reminder that things don't always turn out as you plan, and that maguro sized place in your stomach can always be filled with a little more wine.

Loud yelling staff, very Chinese.The food quality is bad. They recycle old sushi sitting on the belt and clearly didn't attempt to make new ones upon ordering. Hot items came out cold and not fresh at all. They used to be good, now just cutting corners.Lucky we didn't get sick eating here! ?