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Mikado is the neighborhood spot to kick back with fresh sushi, sake, and good company. No fuss, no fancy rules — just a laid-back place to eat, relax, and enjoy. Whether it’s a quick bite, a chill night with friends, or dinner with family, we’re here to make it easy and welcoming every time.
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Address: 293 7th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215
Phone: (718) 535-2931
Website: https://newmikadonyc.com/
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MIKADO
Your neighborhood hangout for sushi, sake, and good times. We’re all about fresh food, friendly vibes, and giving you a place to kick back and relax.
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yang yang ou
I went in with a group of 8 for happy hour on my birthday. The staff was so sweet and accommodating and everything was fresh, flavorful and delicious! We ordered a bunch of different things and the happy hour deal is so good. The outdoor ambience was also lovely and overall, everyone had a good time.
… morecali rengel
This place is amazing!! Sushi is super fresh, delicious, and the ambience inside is really cute and inviting. They have a lovely back terrace area with comfy chairs too. The service is lovely and attentive as well. Get the crispy rice for sure. We’ve been looking for a go-to sushi spot in Park Slope & I think we found it! Thank you!
… moreJason Williams
This place is an absolute gem! Every detail, from the warm welcome at the door to the beautifully plated dishes, made the experience unforgettable. The fish was incredibly fresh, practically melting in my mouth, and the balance of flavors in each roll showed true craftsmanship. The atmosphere is elegant yet comfortable, perfect for both a special occasion or a casual night out. Without a doubt I’ll definitely be coming back!
… moreLiv T
Decided to stop here for lunch after a walk through prospect park. I’d been to their manhattan location before but not this location. The space is so cute and the sushi was just as fresh and high quality. Happy to have a great sushi spot to go to. And fantastic service.
… moreJing Lin
Loved the ambiance, decor, and food! We came during happy hour and indeed had a happy time. A cute and cozy spot for dating and girls’ night out.
… moreDana
Mikado has a solid happy hour menu with $6 rolls (4 pieces each). It’s from 3:30-6:30. There are drink options as well. The cucumber salad was surprisingly really good. The sushi tacos were bite size, served with 3 for $5.
… moreAlexandra N
Everything was so delicious! We even forgot to take pictures of sushi. Absolutely recommend this place. They have Happy hour from 3:30 till 6:30 – great time to come try this place out!
… moreJeremy Yocum
Wandered quite unexpectedly into this place after an appointment at New York Presbyterian, and couldn’t have been more pleased with the find! Great happy hour specials; they were able to seat us immediately at the bar on a Friday with no wait (around 5pm).
Service was great, cocktails were great, and food was incredibly — definitely above the average sushi spot. Highly recommend!
… moreService was great, cocktails were great, and food was incredibly — definitely above the average sushi spot. Highly recommend!
Kimberly Lim Legaspi
I stopped into Mikado in Park Slope for lunch and ordered a mix of specials. The lunch special two-roll combo came with soup or salad (I got both). The miso soup was classic and warming, while the salad had the usual carrot-ginger dressing bright and tangy. For rolls, I chose spicy tuna and spicy salmon. They came simple and straightforward, with a little crunch from masago and just enough heat from the spicy mayo.
I also got the salmon ikura don slices of salmon sashimi layered over rice, topped with a generous spoonful of ikura. The roe was brined in shoyu, giving it a deep umami-salty pop that contrasted nicely with the fatty salmon. Flavor-wise, it hit the right notes, but I did notice the salmon trimming wasn’t handled carefully there was still a line of skin left on a few slices, which made the texture less smooth than it should’ve been.
A little food note: salmon sashimi wasn’t part of traditional sushi until Norway introduced it to Japan in the 1980s, while ikura (soy-sauce brined salmon roe) has long been a staple, prized for its briny burst and its association with prosperity. Eating them together is a nice reflection of sushi’s evolution old tradition meeting new influences.
Overall, Mikado makes for a solid neighborhood lunch stop: good prices, quick service, and satisfying flavors. With just a bit more polish in prep, it could be even better.
… moreI also got the salmon ikura don slices of salmon sashimi layered over rice, topped with a generous spoonful of ikura. The roe was brined in shoyu, giving it a deep umami-salty pop that contrasted nicely with the fatty salmon. Flavor-wise, it hit the right notes, but I did notice the salmon trimming wasn’t handled carefully there was still a line of skin left on a few slices, which made the texture less smooth than it should’ve been.
A little food note: salmon sashimi wasn’t part of traditional sushi until Norway introduced it to Japan in the 1980s, while ikura (soy-sauce brined salmon roe) has long been a staple, prized for its briny burst and its association with prosperity. Eating them together is a nice reflection of sushi’s evolution old tradition meeting new influences.
Overall, Mikado makes for a solid neighborhood lunch stop: good prices, quick service, and satisfying flavors. With just a bit more polish in prep, it could be even better.
Mary Tateossian
Love the food but service was absolutely terrible tonight. Got attitude from our server the entire night as he begrudgingly served our table, meanwhile there were only two other tables in the restaurant the whole night.
He spilled my martini onto my plate and table – never thought to switch out the plate for another or wipe the table down. I had to ask for a new plate and napkins. Empty soy sauce bottle at the table and we had to ask him twice to bring us a full bottle. Then he TOOK our soy sauce bottle away for his evening side-work… literally after we’d just ordered another round of sushi. We had to ask another server in the restaurant for more soy sauce… again! Meanwhile overheard the table next to us ask for the same thing.
He never refilled our water glasses (our glasses sat empty for over half the meal). Never checked on us once. Didn’t ask us if we wanted anything else before he dropped the check. Just threw the card machine at us with zero words and stared at us. I’m just appalled cause we’ve always had a great experience at the Atlantic Ave location and we were so excited to try the new Park slope location, but alas are SUPER disappointed. Foods good, but I’ll never be back. Spending so much money for a less than subpar experience
… moreHe spilled my martini onto my plate and table – never thought to switch out the plate for another or wipe the table down. I had to ask for a new plate and napkins. Empty soy sauce bottle at the table and we had to ask him twice to bring us a full bottle. Then he TOOK our soy sauce bottle away for his evening side-work… literally after we’d just ordered another round of sushi. We had to ask another server in the restaurant for more soy sauce… again! Meanwhile overheard the table next to us ask for the same thing.
He never refilled our water glasses (our glasses sat empty for over half the meal). Never checked on us once. Didn’t ask us if we wanted anything else before he dropped the check. Just threw the card machine at us with zero words and stared at us. I’m just appalled cause we’ve always had a great experience at the Atlantic Ave location and we were so excited to try the new Park slope location, but alas are SUPER disappointed. Foods good, but I’ll never be back. Spending so much money for a less than subpar experience