Midori Sushi - Princeton

Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $100+ Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1

Good ambience, excellent wait staff, and delicious food made for very enjoyable dinner with friends. I ordered shrimp tempura following an appetizer of edamame. The 5 large shrimp had a coating that was delicate, crunchy and delicious. With standard tempora dipping sauce, additional vegetable tempura and rice, the meal was very enjoyable Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner

Food is always consistent, consistently good that is. Staff is friendly and it's a clean a good place to get something to eat.

TLDR: Great quality food if you order the right stuff Like many sushi restaurants the menu is extensive including tontkotsus, udons, salads, rice bowls, and others beyond the sushi. That said, at a restaurant like this the challenge is about ordering the right dishes. We ordered the beef negimaki, Midori chips, and sushi/sashimi combo for two. Each of these items we ordered were simple dishes that were carried by the high quality of the ingredients. Beef negimaki was tender and flavorful; midori chips were a surprisingly tasty bite (fish goes better on a Pringle than you'd expect); and the sushi combo was fresh and beautifully presented. The restaurant was comfortable and the wait staff was friendly and patient.

I 've been ordering here for years but I feel the quality has taken a turn for the worse. The spicy tuna barely had tuna in it. I 'd say it was 75% crunch flakes, 25% tuna and slathered in way too much spicy mayo. I ordered another specialty roll and it was also drowning in the crunchy flakes and spicy mayo. It makes all the rolls taste the same. Probably a cost reduction strategy as the rolls barely have fish in them now. My kids on the other hand loved their shrimp tempura and Philadelphia rolls but if you want to actually taste the tuna in a tuna roll, maybe request no crunch.