Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4185 Bonita Beach Rd SW, Bonita Springs, FL 34134
Phone: (239) 221-7305
Website: https://www.mujithaicountryandsushi.com/
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Reviews
Emily Counts
The sushi at Muji was delicious! It tasted extremely fresh. I will definitely be back.
… morejustyna kozakiewicz
We had a wonderful experience here! The Korean food was absolutely delicious and full of flavor. The white wine was very good and paired perfectly with the meal. The staff were friendly and welcoming, which made the whole visit even more enjoyable. Definitely a place worth coming back to!
… moreIvan Sanchez – Local Guide
Went for dinner and the place is quite nice in the inside. We have tried Thai Food in many cities around the East coast and this one did not disappointed.
… moreKeith
We came specifically for the sushi. The sushi was average flavor and texture. Unfortunately it did not meet our expectations for quality sushi. Service was good, but again just average.
… moreCourtney Best
Finally cheap Asian food in Bonita!!! They have a really good and cheap lunch special right now. Only thing I didn’t like was my sushi gives Publix sushi, I got a rainbow roll and miso soup which was good. But I will come back and try other items on the menu
… morekaren diethelm
This place is so good that we went for dinner on Friday and I woke up Saturday morning craving it! We had sushi, Tom kha seafood soup, Papaya salad, crab Rangoon and the red curry. That soup was to die for! Honestly, everything was so delicious and the service was awesome as well.
… moreMagdalena Deniz
My go-to sushi restaurant near Naples, FL. The thai iced coffee is sooooo yummy. & Their Sushi happy hour and Thai lunch special hour are my favorite menus they do. The interior atmosphere is great and I also love sitting outside— there are water features and flowers and it’s surprisingly peaceful considering the restaurant is off a main road.
… moreM Chu
3.5 stars. Was digging Thai so we stopped here instead of having seafood. Restaurant was completely packed but we were able to sit outside.
Prices are $16-$25 and higher. So here’s what we ordered:
1. Thai Spring Roll ($4.95). Crunchy but underwhelming. Two rolls diagonally cut. No garnish or flair. Skip.
2. Shrimp Tempura With Vegetables ($11.95). Perfectly done. Worth an order though a few extra pieces of vegetables would have been appreciated.
3. Lab Kai ($10.95). Disappointing. This was nothing like what we have had before in Thailand as well as at other restauarants. Not worth ordering.
4. Miso soup ($3.95). Meh. Wife did not like it. $1.95 to $2.50 for the single serve order would be more.appropriate.
5. Chicken Thai Fried Rice ($16.95). Not much veggies or color. Son liked it.
6. Pork Pad Thai ($16.95). No crushed peanuts or unique presentation. Other son liked it and said the flavors were good.
7. Vegetable Tempura ($16.95). Wife had no complaints and really enjoyed her entree.
8. Pork Pad Lah ($16.95). Good flavors. Not enough flat noodles though. Spicy too.
Overall with tip, dinner ran us $122. Prices are likely in line with the market, but there is much room for improvement. A little extra attention to presentation and some color would help. Or maybe it was just a busy evening so the kitchen team just didn’t worry so much. While leaving, we all were thankful to have had another meal but felt Muji did not come close to some of our favorite Thai experiences.
… morePrices are $16-$25 and higher. So here’s what we ordered:
1. Thai Spring Roll ($4.95). Crunchy but underwhelming. Two rolls diagonally cut. No garnish or flair. Skip.
2. Shrimp Tempura With Vegetables ($11.95). Perfectly done. Worth an order though a few extra pieces of vegetables would have been appreciated.
3. Lab Kai ($10.95). Disappointing. This was nothing like what we have had before in Thailand as well as at other restauarants. Not worth ordering.
4. Miso soup ($3.95). Meh. Wife did not like it. $1.95 to $2.50 for the single serve order would be more.appropriate.
5. Chicken Thai Fried Rice ($16.95). Not much veggies or color. Son liked it.
6. Pork Pad Thai ($16.95). No crushed peanuts or unique presentation. Other son liked it and said the flavors were good.
7. Vegetable Tempura ($16.95). Wife had no complaints and really enjoyed her entree.
8. Pork Pad Lah ($16.95). Good flavors. Not enough flat noodles though. Spicy too.
Overall with tip, dinner ran us $122. Prices are likely in line with the market, but there is much room for improvement. A little extra attention to presentation and some color would help. Or maybe it was just a busy evening so the kitchen team just didn’t worry so much. While leaving, we all were thankful to have had another meal but felt Muji did not come close to some of our favorite Thai experiences.
Iggy Deez
Muji Thai presents itself as a cute and clean establishment, with quick seating and friendly service. However, my experience fell short of expectations. While our waitress was delightful and the food arrived promptly, the dishes failed to impress. The crispy duck salad lacked the promised crispiness, and the chicken teriyaki was subpar. The sushi rolls, particularly the Spicy Tuna and Bonita Beach roll, were disappointing due to their lack of substantial filling and mushy rice. It’s possible that we simply made poor menu choices, but overall, Muji Thai did not live up to its positive reviews.
… moreDayna Willson
After a day at the beach, I was craving Thai food. Muji has Thai and a whole lot more. I was feeling very indecisive and ended up with way too much food. The leftovers traveled home with me. I always get Thai iced tea when I go out for Thai food. Their’s did not disappoint. My mind was set on chicken satay because my friend had been raving about some she tried elsewhere recently. Muji’s chicken satay was all right. The chicken did not have the kind of char as I anticipated, and the peanut sauce was thicker than usual. Overall, it was good, but it did not live up to my chicken satay dreams. The Aka Dragon was gorgeous and delicious. I knew I had more food coming, so I had to refrain from finishing the whole roll. I’d definitely get this roll again, but I would also love to try their other rolls. Finally, I got the chicken Pad Ke Mao Noodles with 3 out of 5 star heat. They were good. I usually get Pad See Ew but like to change it up a bit every once in a while. The heat was as expected, but I think I’ll stick with Pad See Ew…. or maybe try drunken noodles. The Pad Ke Mao was more bell pepper forward than I enjoyed. I had a long drive in front of me across Alligator Alley, so I refrained from trying the plum wine or sake. All of the rolls I saw coming out of the kitchen looked amazing and there was someone waiting for several rolls to go. If you find yourself in Bonita Springs, I recommend Muji for Thai and Sushi rolls.
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