Oishii Mika Sushi

Restaurant looks pretty nice coming in despite the strange cramped layout. The place they sat me at was dirty with lots of streaks on the table. I sat waiting to order and realized they were expecting me to use the QR code sticker without saying so. Learned after that there was a lunch special available but I had no idea. The food was mediocre for the price. (You can get the exact same product for less expensive lots of other places.) AVOID THE HOUSE SAKE It tasted very strange and off, super disgusting.

First time here. We were seeing the ballet so needed a place to eat nearby. We ordered the chef’s choice. Beautifully presented. The food came out in a timely manner. Everything went smoothly.

One of the best sushi I had. Many options and barely go wrong with any of the rolls. The place is not too loud which is surprising given that it is mostly full during peak time.

I liked this place! Decent place to stop by before heading over to Keller for a show. I only wish they had Sapporo on tap. Bottles are fine though!

Oishii Mika has become my go-to delivery spot for sushi in PDX. The fish is always fresh, never fishy, and the rolls I get are generous with solid cuts of fish. I love the Spicy Yellowtail roll, Spicy Albacore roll, the Specialty 911 roll with Scallops, and the fried rolls like the Las Vegas or Godzilla are chef’s kiss. Even the appetizers like tempura veggies/shrimp and crab rangoons are awesome. Moved here from LA last year, and think this is a true hidden gem!