Miso

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CatFish.Wilson

This is usually not are places to go but have been eyeing for awhile. We wasn't not disappointed at all. The place is little packed but that's a good thing. Waitress was very nice and helpful since it was out first time. Food is amazing. We had started with the octopus balls. Delicious! Then had a plate of wonder woman rolls. Those were the best. And then ended with the Roman bowl. Which was different. We will be coming back to try the rice plates next time. Place does get a little loud.

Chris Zoski

Overall not worth the hour drive if I base the review on my only visit there. Went to visit family & met there. I ordered some food minus an ingredient that I didn’t much care for. When I got it, I started to eat my food and then noticed in the middle of the bowl (which wasn’t very empty) the ingredient that I had removed. I politely asked the waitress about it & she took my bowl away. She brought it back 5min later. Pretty sure all that was done is them removing the ingredient, putting in a new bowl, & sending back (which I could’ve done myself). The food obviously hadn’t been refired as it wasn’t hot when it came back. I was done with my food after that. I also ordered a soda and it was brought out. She never refilled my soda (but did refill my party’s water multiple times). At the end of the visit she noticed my cup was empty & refilled it…. with water. That seemed to just cap off my visit & how everything went. Waitress was friendly & polite so no complaints there.

Rachael Marie Harrop

INCREDIBLE food and atmosphere. Ava was wonderful as our waitress. We will be back. Sushi was so fresh and delicious. 🤤😍🔥🙏🏽

Brandon Maiorino

Crab cigars were great — but the sushi was a letdown. We stopped by Miso hoping for a solid sushi experience. The crab cigar appetizer was genuinely tasty — crispy, flavorful, and well-executed. Unfortunately, the sushi didn’t live up to expectations. While the presentation was flashy (served on a boat with smoky vapor rising out of it), the actual quality of the sushi was lacking. Some of the pieces ended up soggy on the bottom from the vapor, and the fish didn’t taste particularly fresh. For $14–$19 per roll, I expected much better. The effort in ambiance and plating is appreciated, but at the end of the day, sushi is about freshness and flavor — and this just missed the mark.