- Japanese
Minado Restaurant
Ratings and Reviews for Minado Restaurant
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May 14 2012
Dena L. via Yelp
If you were to spend $30 at another sushi restaurant, you would be extremely limited on what you might eat. This is probably the most affordable way to eat...read more
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May 06 2012
Josh K. via Yelp
One star for the customer service. The food is great, don't get me wrong. But after last Friday's experience of being snarled at by one of the...read more
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May 01 2012
Anna K. via Yelp
Best place ever! I've been going there for past 8 years now. Never disappointing, plenty of oysters at the diner menu, salmon with pesto is the BEST! They...read more
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Jan 11 2009
lovelysmile via Citysearch
dinner price i feel is expensive--29/ person which is much more than normal chinese restuarant. But I really enjoyed their sushi. ...read more
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Jan 21 2008
via Citysearch
I was a little skeptical of the idea of a Sushi buffet but the food was amazing and fresh. They had so much to offer that anyone c...read more
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Dec 22 2007
foodaddict39 via Citysearch
Don't expect the best quality raw fish here and don't expect your makis to be tightly rolled. It's a buffet after all. The plate...read more
The Scene
Situated in a former warehouse in one of Route 9's ubiquitous strip malls, Minado's bright, high-ceilinged dining room offers seating for the largest of groups and clear walking lanes, even when it's filled with large groups. Kid-friendly pricing (those under two-and-a-half feet eat free) makes this a family favorite. Dutiful servers are quick to clear used plates, while buffet-station workers are pleased to explain any unfamiliar dishes.
The Food
Discussion of the seemingly endless buffet (more than 100 offerings) must begin with the exceptional sushi: Highlights include huge pieces of freshly-sliced salmon sashimi or made-to-order California rolls. (Baked lobster tails don't fall under the buffet's all-you-can-eat realm; they're limited to one per person.) Diners who pry themselves away from the sushi bar find dozens of hot (tender beef teriyaki) and cold (giant snow crab legs) options, as well as a made-to-order hamachi table. Desserts include tea cakes and melon slices.