Midori Sushi And Martini Lounge

Went here after hearing that this place is good. I’ve never waited over an hour for ywo rolls and sitting with empty water. This was a disappointing experience. I’ve never waited longer than 20 minutes at any sushi restaurant I’ve gone to. The quality of the sushi was a bit mushy once we got ours. For what we paid, this place is not worth it and I would not recommend it after this experience.

The staff is excellent, and the atmosphere is very enjoyable. However, when my 2 roommates and I went out to lunch here, two of us who ordered sushi got really sick (likely food poisoning). We suspect it might have been the rice because we ordered different rolls. It's disappointing because I really love sushi and Midori, but it's something to keep in mind when ordering from here

Great experience here the other weekend. Our service was wonderful! The server and even others were attentive and friendly. There was a problem with our salads and it was handled perfectly. The food was also wonderful. We will visit again next time in town!

Delicious food service but very congested dining room.

1. To sit at a table they demanded my name and phone number, for an open table. 2. Our waitress B'Elanna spoke to us with this fake mean girlies annoyed to be working tone. 3. We were excited for the NA cocktail menu, but was quickly shot down as the waitress told us they don't really carry those but can try to approximate. Got the blackberry nojito. It was OK but not 13 dollars good. (Update: they didn't charge us full price, thankfully for the drinks, charging $12 for the 2 which was fine. 4. The sushi menu and specialty rolls left much to be desired. The lack of raw fish, and corresponding prices for phoned in pedestrian rolls was disapointing. Skipped ordering sushi. Better options elsewhere in town. 5. When they say small plates they mean it. The scallop starter was good. Salty without the apricot sauce. But it was 2 scallops. Left much to be desired. 6. Edamame was fine. Hard to mess up. 7. The atmosphere is VERY LOUD. We knew everyone's business. There is a lack of sound absorption from the brick walls. There are no wheelchair accessible low tops. ADA RED FLAG. Overall, its fine. Its trying way to hard for something its not. It likes to turn it's nose up at other people, when its merely masquerading as a sushi lounge. Mt. Pleasant deserves better. Vegetarian options: Yes there is a large vegetarian menu. Lots of gluten free options. But I don't recommend this place to anyone. Dietary restrictions: Lots of gluten free options. Parking: Typical downtown parking. Use one of the local free lots if you can't find street parking. Kid-friendliness: This is not welcoming for kids. Wheelchair accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible. And they will also treat you like ****. No low top tables at all.