Mi-Ne Sushi

Exceptional!!! Best sushi I’ve had in a while!!! Service was great. The waiters really took time to get to know us. Hey we have a hookup at the Marriott for next time and the food… Amazing!!! Fresh sushi. Rolled to perfection… Ambiance was beautiful… Small place though. But it’s worth the wait.

Sushi here was amazing! Outstanding customer service. One block away from the Roger Centre! I will certainly go back during my next vacation to Toronto!

If you go here, do yourself a favor and avoid the chicken. It is rubbery (yes, I said rubbery) and highly disappointing – so much so, that we had our chicken teriyaki returned. Thankfully, and to their credit, the restaurant did not make us pay for it. The sushi rolls and vegetable tempura seem to be safe choices, however. The place itself is small and cozy, just try and ignore all of the flies…

I really like the environment of the restaurant. And everytime we will order the Mi-​Né Special Sashimi for us. I feel all the taste is good. It’s a good Janpanese restaurant in Toronto.

Reliable sushi and great gyoza, if a little low on ambiance. Had Chirashi main — very generous portion of fish. Extra star for accommodating service — asked for half bottle of plonk, but was mistakenly served a half glass because server thought that was what I asked for.

It advertised as being kid friendly, so I brought the family including my 18 month toddler. Upon arriving we were informed they don’t have a high chair.
Kind of disappointing… we left. I give them 3 stars because the staff was polite about it, and I have no idea how the food is.

Was very crowded at that time, but we managed to get a table.
The sushis were very well presented and fresh (most important). We had to spend quite a while choosing from such a huge selection of menu.
I would recommend this place as one of the better Japanese restaurant outside Toronto.

Love this place. I usually go to their richmondhill/​Markham location on woodbine ave. But I live closer to Yonge and eglington now. It’s very hard to find good a la carte sushi but Mi Né does a wonderful job. They have many lunch specials that offer a good variety but also amazing dishes too. I just adore this place they offer everything I’m craving for.

Positive: The sushi is very tasty and well presented.
Negative; Dishes are overpriced, and the rolls are too big to eat in one bite. The waitresses wont smile at you because they are worried about getting wrinkles.

I like this place. Its across the street from my building and offers a wide array of sushi and sushi like food items. Staff is also friendly although they might come off as anti-​social, they still get the job done.
Although its rather small from the inside, the décor gives off a semi traditional feel that makes me comfortable whenever i dine there. The drapes for the booths are also a nice touch, gives you an aura/​feeling of some privacy.
Only concern is its pricey but hey everything is expensive when you live in cityplace.
Would def visit again next time i feel like a quick dine for some sushi!

The staff were friendly and attentive. Miso was delicious. The sashimi was good. I found the Maki rolls too large and awkward to eat. Sushi should be about balance and presentation. Maybe I’ve become a sushi snob but I didn’t find that the rice tasted fresh on the night I was there. From other reviews, I thought this would be a be a good pick, maybe I hit it on an off night.

Cute little restaurant with a few booths for seating and open tables. I remember decoration being modern with Japanese accents.
Staff was professional and serious.
Located right where the stadium is so on Christmas Eve after watching Disney on ice, we went straight here which was very convenient and cozy on a holiday night. Street parking is available.
We got the sashimi for two and shared it since it was just a pre dinner snack. Pictures are uploaded as well. It came with a bowl of rice and salad. The sake came warm in a pot which was heated, smooth and easy to drink since it was warmer.

.I went here because it’s close to my home at Spadina and Front. I have said this before sushi places are hit and miss and unfortunately this place was a miss for me.
Prices are a little high for what you get and the sashimi just didn’t have the fresh or wow factor for. Service was below average and I think the only reason this place stays in business is because of the Rogers Centre.
If you are craving sushi or more importantly sashimi, avoid this place.

I love mi-​né very happy to have it here in Toronto as I’ve always loved it back when I was in Richmond Hill. Their rolls are great and they don’t cheap out on ingredients. Fresh and tasty.

Without a doubt, the sushi here was above average. Only 8 pieces of the dynamite roll and I was beyond being full.
However, the service is a different story. After first reading the reviews, Mi-​Né appeared to be a comfortable location that was close to where I worked. Upon arrival, we quickly realized how cramped up the space was. My friends and I had to squeeze sit within the boundaries of the booth, which was not exactly what I expected from this sushi place.
We waited nearly 30 minutes for someone to take our order. When we signaled for them to come, they said that they would be there shortly, and not arrive within 10 minutes. We signaled several of their employees, but they appeared too frazzled to even come and stop by our booth.
Nonetheless, the food quality was still on par. I would have liked to not be starving prior to the arrival of our food.

Been here three times, and first two times were amazing but the last visit (on July 26, 2014) they were definitely off their game. We always do take out since we live almost right next door and usually have their small sushi and maki party platter (great selection of high quality fish for a decent price) tempura shrimp (not too greasy and perfectly crispy) and spider roll (could do with a bit more soft shell crab in the roll, but still delicious). The quality of their fish is superb and definitely worth the value.
But on my last visit, it was for lunch, they over did it with the rice and the fish wasn’t as fresh as we expected. The rice for the nigiri was way too much — like what they give you at AYCE restaurants to fill you up. And some of the fish just tasted off. We were thoroughly disappointed. Will give it another try in hopes that it was one of their off days.

We were looking for an early dinner prior to checking out the new Aquarium (which is amazing) and decided that nothing fits with preserving the oceans quite like sushi and sashimi. Why haven’t they invented a font for sarcasm yet!
Anyway the wife and I split a delicious dish of cooked scallops and vegetables and then a «love boat» which had over 50 pieces of sushi, sashimi, and I think two different rolls. It was fresh and flavorful as well as plentiful. This made it very different than many of the AYCE sushi places that seem to be having a race to the bottom to provide over priced frozen crap. We were pleasantly surprised for a place sitting in what seems like a tourist trap for folks taking in events at the Dome (I still refuse to call it the R-​word).
Add in her Plum wine, my large bottle of Asahi Dry, tax and tip and a very nice dinner for two still came in around $ 100. Considering we felt absolutely stuffed in the end that was not too shabby.
There are some complaints about the service, and it seems that there is only one waitress and a part-​time waiter to take care of the whole place. Perhaps the service is better in the cold months when the patio is not open?
If things take a little bit longer getting to you then just try to enjoy them more when they finally arrive.

Enjoyed the service and the fresh food.
A very small place so I would recommend getting a reservation.
I didn’t drive there so I didn’t require parking but this location does not have a parking lot. The Rogers centre is across the street so if you’re driving, and it so happens to be an event night, you may end up having to pay an event rate for parking.
Otherwise, everything was great. Nothing really blew my mind which is why I gave it 4 stars — but I do intend on going sometime again to give it a deeper try.

This is a very small Japanese restaurant. Not many tables are there if not counting the patio.
It has a lot of roll selection. The rolls are much bigger than normal, both in diameter and length, and is sufficient to order one and fill the stomach. The Mi-​Né Special Dinner which you can choose one from chicken or salmon or beef with 4 pieces shrimp tempura, 7 pieces sushi and maki with 12 pieces sashimi and teriyaki is good for 2 people. Although the sashimi is not thick enough and in small pieces, they are fresh and chill. The tempura is freshly deep fried and the oil used is clean.
It is a decent Japanese restaurant. There will be another branch open in Markham on Woodbine north of Apple Creek
Prices just increased from May 1, 2014

3.5 star.
Really delicious big signature rolls here and the sashimi dinner was great too.
It was a bit of a sh1t show dining here right before a Jays game, as it’s located directly across from the Dome. There were quite a few tables of 905ers pre-​drinking (sake) before the baseball game, which caused some disruption with our service, but overall the staff handled everything rather brilliantly. Clap clap.
Small patio (4 – 5 tables) and equally small (6 – 8 tables) interior.