Cuisines and Dishes at Matoi Sushi:
- Japanese
- Sushi
- Korean
Matoi Sushi
602 N Dale Mabry Hwy,
Tampa
FL
33609
matoisamojung.com (813) 871-3233
Menu for Matoi Sushi
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Ratings and Reviews for Matoi Sushi
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Apr 17 2009
RRC770 via Citysearch
I've been going to this Sushi Restaurant since I was in the womb. I go at least every two weeks, well not since the fire but still...read more
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Feb 18 2009
FromSuwanee via Citysearch
I heard very sad story on my number one favorite restaurant... MATOI SUSHI.. caught on fire and closed for while... Like in Orient...read more
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Jan 29 2009
dragon822 via Citysearch
I've tried alot of sushi restaurants in the bay area and this is one of the best. There is a great selection of specialty rolls i...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
Crouched among the clutter of North Dale Mabry Highway, it doesn't look very promising, but once you step inside this nice Korean restaurant, the noise and crazy traffic give way to quiet and order. Two big aquariums dominate the decor, big fish lazily swimming amid the diners. Inexplicably, you relax instantly. Perhaps it's due to the clean, neutral colors and big stretches of rice-paper screens.
The Crowd
The patrons tend toward well-dressed business types, and most of them must be repeat customers because the waitress knew her customers and even what they were likely to order, practically before they sat down.
The Food
The spicy teriyaki chicken comes like a carefully composed painting: Fancy red lacquered tray with several compartments, a separate dish artfully set in each compartment?fried rice, spicy teriyaki chicken, pickled ginger and sauteed veggies, all radiating around a section that held a pale pink, but very hot, horseradish. Diners may make their food as hot as they like.
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